The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-05-29
TO YOU, DORIS JONES

congratulate a cute little lady
who presented a dancing recital
last week at Jordan Hall that
was stops" until after mid
night talent upon talent graced
the stage on true dancing ex-
hibition revealing tutorship
that couldn't be matched.
Little tots and older children
held the house spell bound as
they were completely overcome
with pleasure, the beautiful cos
tunes, the scenery, the precis-
ion, the lighting effects, every
thing perfect the applause and
ovation given the dancing stu
dents and instructors will ring
for quite sometime in the ears
of the public. we take time out
to wish continued success to the
cute little lady who every year
takes a step forward and who
this year helped herself to 10
steps, namely Doris Jones Cros-
son. and roses to the students
who really paid-off a hit per-
sonal from your reporter to
Doris. 1t was groovy like a
movie.
REV. RICHARD M. OWENS
the very Rev. Richard M. Ow-
ems is in the central spot of this
fair city as thousands upon
thousands of people congratu-
late him upon his seventh an
niversary as pastor of Peoples
Baptist Church yes, thousands
know the kind, encouraging
words of this pastor, a tall
handsome looking gentleman
who has done wonderful job
with the church entrusted to
him and the congregation at
large we could add no more to
what has already been said
about this distinguished gentle
man by dignitarieS of all walks
of life during the past five days
of celebration Rev. Owens is
indeed proud as he starts on
another seven years of activity
in church management which
he fully realizes could not be a
success had not you church
members and friends cooper
ated with him your reporter
offers a double celebration, one
to Rev. Owens and to you,
God" fearing church officials
and members. on the other side
of the fence, Rev. owens is
blessed with a charming wife
and a very sweet, intelligent
baby daughter we wish the
Rev. continued success as he
goes forward in the service of
Christ.
CAMP WHISPERING WILLOWS
under the charming and eff
1cient Miss Josephine Crawford
is all set to make the little
hearts of hundreds of girls
happy this summer with a pro-
gram mapped out the very best
.~ for your interest we made our
FIST official visit to WHISPER
ing Willows past Sunday hav-
ing a long chat with Miss Craw-
ford, seeking to find out any
changes tina tmight have been
made in her major program due
to war conditions we found
that changes have been made
alright but not in the direction
of personal gain but in the full
interest of the children war or
no war, Miss Crawford has al
ready invested quite a few hun
dreds of dollars to assure our
children another season of hap
piness, building sound bodies,
developing a brain that some
day will have a very important
voice in our country. reserva-
lions are coming in fast and
Miss Crawford will have to start
her summer program two weeks
earlier to be able to success
fully accommodate as many
children as possible last sum-
mer you remember the roll call
was almost five hundred girls
which kind of puts the famed
Eddie Cantor in the back row
with his daughters. you heads
of families, mothers and fathers,
know all about food prices,
sugar rationing etc. your little
dollars is really little dollar