The guardian., 1942-02-21
CITY NEWS

Jones were dinner guests Of Mrs.
Dorothy Harris, Mass Ave-, last
Sunday afternoon.
Housewives are invited to an
important business meeting of
the Housewives League next
Monday night at 558 Mass. Ave.
Or. R. H. Lewis of Albuguer-
que, New Mexico is taking a post
graduate course in Public Health
at Harvard Medical School. He
Is a graduate of Howard Uni
versity Medical School, Wash
ington, D. G.
Mrs. Blanche Cromwell Lewis
is domiciled in the home of Mrs.
Alice Powell, Linney, Parker st,
Cambridge.
Mrs. Joseph T. White of Brad
dock Park is confined to her
home with "a serious cold.
All residents and ex-residents
of Windsor st, Boston are urged
to contact Miss Wilhelmina
Crosson, 1876 w. Springfield st,
official chairman of Windsor st.
Neighborhood Group who is ar
ranging to publish a book en-
titled "Windsor st. Honor Roll
Graduates and their Activities,
19OO-1942." The purpose is a
scholarship fund for the girl or
boy entering college. Residents
and former residents of Wind
sor st, are asked to send their
names and addresses to H. Abbie
Durbin, organizer, 80 Windsor
st, tG.be listed with other neigh
bors.
The Greater Boston Preach
ers' Meeting at st. Cyprian's
Church, eb. 8, heard Mrs. John
B. Hall speak on the need of
greater and better entertainment
for the soldiers from Camp Ed
wards and Fort Deves as they
visit Boston. She appealed for
greater cooperation on the part
of the Ministers. It was made
clear by Mrs. Hall that all young
ladies going to dances, parties,
and recreation centers were
guaranteed the best possible
protection. Mrs. Hall was ten
dered a vote of appreciation.
Rev. S. Marion Riley, Jr, Of the
For ii Methodist Church, intro
duced by Rev. william S. Raw
eneli, chairman of the program
committee, spoke on Race Re
lationS, Approaching the Prob
lens Of Other Peoples" in a
pleasing and forceful manner.
Mr.. Riley said one must strive
to understand and appreciate
the cultural background of the
other peoples of the world. There
must be tolerance, justice, fair
play, cooperation, understand
ing and goodwill"
Miss Christine Platt of the
Thonpson'S Atlantic Service,
zoos fremont st, Roxbury, was
awarded a certificate of merit
and one dollar in defense stamps
by Mr.. Brennan, the Atlantic
Refining Company's Inspector,
for her excellency in admins
tering the twelve points of ser
vice. Come in today and let our
Service girl show you what the
twelve points Of service are, says
Harvey Thompson, the proprie-
tor at Thompson's.
Young Pierce Hamilton of Rox-
bury won a bicycle and a chance
to compete for a scholarship
through monthly written con-
tests in the QUIZ Kids maya
zine distributed by Jordan Marsh
Co.
Mrs. Myrtle Lee was elected
president Of the Savannah
Home Association at its January
meeting which was held at the
home of Mrs. C. S. Roachford,
vice-president elected was Mrs.
Margaret Hoffman. Mrs :.
Abbie Hooper presided. Mrs Lee
succeeds Mrs. Roachford who
had served the club for Is years.
At eleven o'clock was served a
delicious collation. of chicken
salad, rolls and candies.
At it's meeting Feb. 4 at the
home of Mrs. Mary Roberts,
Harrishof st, the Itinerary Club
completed plans for entertain
ing ten Fort Devens soldiers
Saturday at the home Of the
secretary, Mrs. Julia Kennedy.
Two members are on the sick
list: Mrs. Lena Roberts and Mrs.
Dora Reed.
Mesdames Portia Bosf1eld and
Marie Davis left last week for
the South to spend the remain
der Of the winter with their
husbands, Captains Hugh Bos-
field and Wallace Davis who are
at Fort Benning, Ga.
Mrs. Gladys Howard and fam