The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-01-17

wishes to be remembered to
her many friends in Boston.
Frederick H. Young is resting
comfortably at the Marine
Hospital and is grateful to his
many friends for the kindness
es during his illness.
The Floor Show and Dance
oan Jan. 20 in Odd Fellows
Building, 1851 Washington St.
promises to be the mecca for
dance lovers. The On to New
York B. M. c. committee are
the sponsors.
The Inner South End Com
munity Chorus, Claudius J.
Broadfield, conductor will pre-
sent choral program of in
tereSting music Tuesday night,
Jan. 20, at $3.50, at Harriet
Tubman House, IS Holyoke st.
There is no charge for this pro-
gram. Mrs. Doris Epps, chair
man of the special music COM
mittee, will preside. Miss
Maybelle Fenton, Miss Thelma
Patrice, Miss Dorothy Wilson;
Miss Shanneta Epps and others
will appear on the program
The concert is given for the
community, and everybody is
cordially welcome. Several
special numbers by Boston
best artists will add much to
the Recreation Program. Come
and join in an evening of So
cial recreation.
Mrs. L. A. Smith, II Green
wich ST., wishes to thank the
following friends who so pleas
antly remembered her at
Christmas time: Mr.. and Mrs.
Henson Johnson, 5 ID. box of
candy; Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Whitley, Christmas dinner;
Mrs. Hannah Williams, money;
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Damoauris,
fruit and candy; Mrs. Emma
Barley Wood, candy and a
beautiful Christmas booklet,
and many other gifts and cards.
New Years Day a viist from
Mrs. Henry Smith with a box
of fruit, accompanied by her
sister, was another delightful
surprise.
Thompson's Atlantic Service
Station, 1105 fremont St., an
nounces that the Atlantic Re-
filming Company has released
from their Brookline TrainingI
School, Robert Hill to assist
Alvin Granger in the lubrica-
ton department. Bring your
car in today and let us give
your car complete check up.
We are now able to give you
the fastest and most efficient
service in New England.
Sheloh Khall's Electric Choir
of ten unusually talented
young men, heard every Tues
day evening over Station
WMEX, will appear at Fourth
M. E. Church, Sunday, Jan. 18I
and at st. Paul's Episcopal
Church, Sunday, Feb. 8.
The final meeting of the
Bourne testimonial committee
was held last night at the Of
flee of DR.. Simmons and final
plans and ticket settlements
were made.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Mason of
Canton had as their guests over
the holiday season Mr.. and
Mrs. Jesse Vincent, the latter
the sister of Mrs. Mason, and
Robert Mitchell, nephew, all of
Hyannis.
The Itinerary Club, Mrs. Lot
tie Tillman president held its
first meeting of the year at
the home of Mrs. william Rob-
ertS, Jan. 7 and completed
plans to entertain a group of
soldiers from FIT. Devens at al
st. Valentine dinner party. A
sumptious chicken dinner serv-
ed by Mrs, Roberts was fol-
lowed by exchanging of pres
ents and an hour Of beano.
The Itinerary Club meeting
at the home of Mrs. Lena Rob-
ertS of Harrishof St., Wed, Jan
made plans for entertaining
some of the soldiers at dinner.
A delicious dinner was served,
and belated Christmas gifts
we're exchanged. Games con-
cluded the evenings program.
The Coordinating Council
met at $50 Mass, Ave, Thurs
day night. ]. C. Smith is the
chairman.
Eddie Kennel, we'll known
Boston boy who has been do
ing graduate work at Wash
ington University was in the
city a few days this week hav-