The guardian., 1941-11-08

DIR. Cora Alden is pleasantly
located at 672 shawmut Ave,
first floor.
Coincidence extended to Mrs.
Marie Lewis, a former member
on the sudden death of her
brother, Mr.. Herbert Halfken-
ny.
Prayers are asked for the
following. Mrs. Kessiah Canada,
mother Of DIR. Leila B. Francis,
who is now home from the hos
pital convaleseingj Mr.. Joseph
Armstead, husband of DIR.
Mary F. Arnstead who is inn
proving now at h6me, S19 Col
uinbus Ave.
Grand exalted Ruler j. Fin
ley Wilson and Grand Organ
lzer Bro. Carlos G. Vale were
the house guests of Dtrs. MIN
ME T. Wright, Grand Direct
fess of Education, who is on
the STAFF of the Grand Exalted
Ruler.
Prayers are asked for the re-
covefy of a grand old man, Mr..
JeSie Taylor, father Of DIR. El-
la Taylor Collins, who is to un-
dergo an operation at Boston
City Hospital.
Personal thanks to all who
purchased tickets for the BAN
quet in honor Of DIR. Bessie G.
Hill, especially Dtrs. Joseph E.
Johnson, in New York City and
Daisy Cole in New Beford, un-
able to attend; and DIR. Grace
Rice of Newport, r. I, who did
attend. Also to Others who got
their tickets from me. Also toll
the committee for sincere CO.
operation in the grand success.
Prayers are asked for the
DIR. of DIR. Marguerite Nelson,
very i'll with a nervous break
down, that God will restore
her health and return her to
her mothers arms also give
her mother added strength.
Put on your Olde Grey bon
net, hitch olde Dobbin to tile
Wagon, drive right up to 1895
fremont st, and attend the
Barn Dance on Nov. 10 given
on 5ist Anniversary of Phyllis
Wheatley Temple-Music by
Pop Robinson's String Music.
Well now, accept our sincere
appreciation for the way all
the Elks, your friends and your
friends friends attended the
banquet Thursday, Oct. %. at
Estelle's to honor Mrs. Bessie
c. Hill, under auspices of the
Board Of Directors Deed Of
Trust. Almost 200 attended,
erowding the banquet hall to
capacity and overfiowing the
outer room. When the short
program was started chairs
we're placed inside the Ban
quet Hall so all could see the
lovely gifts and hear the re-
marks Of our honored guests,
At the head table we're our
honored guest and her hus-
band, Bro. George Hill, she
looking her sweet self in white
and oh those two doughnutS
tShe really has two good ears)
and Bro. Hill in Tuxedo; Mrs.
Nellie, chairman Of Com. Mrs.
j. j. Taylor, DIR. Ruler and
Pres. of the Deed Of Trust; Mrs.
Florence J. Bell, chairman Of
Bd. of Directors and Past
Grand DIR. Ruler Qnspiration)
Deputy DIR. G.. M. Surry; Bro,
Archibald C. Prestott, Brigid-
aire General; Niece Mrs. Nam
lie r. Pyburn. Hostesses we're:
Mesdames Lillian w. Kicker,
Luna Comes, Pearl B. James.
In charge of gifts and presen-
tations, Mrs. Maude t. Ander-
son; on the door, Mrs. Lillian
M. Caldwell and Daisy E. Hen
ry. The lovely dinner was
served by the smiling waitres-
ses with that tall and efficient
head waiter; all were well
coined by the smiling and con-
genial "Bea Van Allen Rad
cliffe; at the piano was Mr..
Ralph Ransom and the popular
DIR. Nellie Janifer jackson
rendered all the popular songs
new and old. The theme song
10 the tune of Side walks Of
New York" was led by the
committee. Poems we're read |
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