The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1941-01-18

There are four generations at present.
Great grandmother, Mrs. Merwitt;
grandmother, Mrs. Maude T. Ander-
son; mother, Mrs. Phyllis Anderson
Jordon, and baby Jordon. Mother and
daughter are doing nicely at 126 Cabot
St., apt. l.
Charity comm, DIR. Anna Booker,
chr, turned over $4,000 to Treas, DIR.
Lillian Caldwell. Her name sent in to
P. D. R. Council.
Christmas and New Year cards
sent to Temple by Dtrs. Pearl Davis
of n. Y, Mociel Fash of n. E. State
Association and A. V. Copper. Many
thanks!
Christmas Comm, chairman, DIR.
Edith Jones, expresses her sincere
thanks for cooperation from her
committee which raised enough to
give out 70 baskets, containing chicken,
apples, oranges, turnips, potatoes,
onions. carrots and cranberry sauce.
Mistress of Social Sessions, DIR.
Pauline Hayes, chr, and committee
served a collation. of icecream and
delicious cake made by the chairman.
All enjoyed themselves.
P. D. R. Bertha Walker received
many gifts and wishes to thank each
and every DIR and will report all gifts
later
Monday evening, Jan. 10, the Seven
Crowns Club met at Mrs. Bertha
Walkers. After regular business the
went to the breakfast nook where a
tasty repast was served. At $3.50
am. the members took each a cake of
toilet soap for their New Years bath.
Next meeting at 81 Hammond St., resi-
dence of Mrs. Lillian Caldwell.
Civil Liberty Com, DIR. Claudia
Roachford,, chr. met at II Dilworth ST..
DIR. H. Pages home. They are plan
ming a tea in the near future and also
whist. Next meeting, Feb. 10 at
DIR. Gertrude Browns residence, 1859
fremont St. A lovely collation. was
served.
DIR. Georgia Kinds of GO Hammond
St., as guest of Mrs. Hattie Phippens
of Wellington St., will be having soon
to spend a few weeks in Florida with
the aunt of Mrs. Phippens.
Madeline Miranda, daughter of DIR
Dorothy Miranda of 963 fremont ST.,
wishes to thank the Smiling Girls
for the beautiful Turkey Dinner, COM
plete which she received
New officers installed by Deputy
Pearl B. James: DIR. Ruler Mollie
Hamilton, vice D. R. Josephine J.
Taylor; asst vice D. R. Lulu Freeman;
chaplain, Eva Armstrong; escort,
Alice Virginia Copper; fin. secy., May
Pressy; rec. secy., Edna G. Taylor;
treas, Lillian Caldwell; doorpeeker,
Mildred Fantroy; Gatekeeper, Pauline
Hayes, chrman of trustees, Ethel
Coleman, End Trustee Alma Johnson,
Bird Trustee, Martha Purnell, 4th
Trustee, Lottie Jones and 5th Trustee,
Matte Reid; organist, Isadore Adams;
senior mother, Mary F. Armstead;
senior guardian, Edna Medley.
DIR. Ruler Mollie Hamilton made
wonderful speech asking cooperation
of all Dtrs. to help carry on this beau
tiful and wonderful work, and thanked
the Dtrs. for choosing her as their DIR.
Ruler.
The newly installed exalted ruler,
Russell Collins of Commonwealth
Lodge, No. 10, sent a letter of con-
graduation to the newly installed DIR.
Ruler Mollie Hamilton of Phyllis
Wheatley Temple, No. %, wishing her
success and cooperation.
Martha Trice Junior Temple, pre-
sented their Sr. Guardian DIR. Edna
Medley, pocketbook for Christmas.
On Jan. 81 DIR. Dorothy Miranda is
sponsoring prize whist and social for
Martha Trice Jr. Temple with Is prizes
and 2 door prizes at 1896 fremont St.
The Jr. Herd and Martha Trice are
giving prize whist and social together.
Bro. Lopez and DIR. Edna Medley.
Regular meeting of Martha Trice
Thursday, Jan. % at 1896 fremont
st. at 7 pm. Officers were reelected
for six months.
Sunshine Club met Jan. 6, home of
chr, DIR. Mahala Austin, 1O2 Kendall
st. The club is planning a tea in the
near future, DIR Lucille Jones, chr.
Also to repeat the million dollar we'd
ding, DIR. Rachel Saunders, chr.
Watch out for May %. The club
wishes to thank all who sent such
lovely Christmas and New Years
cards wishing prosperity and success
in the New Year; especially Mrs. F.
Willis who is an invalid living in Han
son, Mass, Mrs. Estella Washington
of New York and our own chr of sick
CONN.,, DIR. Bessie Hill who is still i'll.
The club sent baskets of fruit and
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