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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-12-18
WEST NEWTON
MT ZION BAPTIST CHURCH

MT ZION BAPTIST CHURCH
ReU J H Dennis, Pastor
Yes the days are shorter: so
is life - shorter each day, That
means trouble can't last always.
The universal clouds win dis
appear. Then peace. righteous
ness and prosperity will cover
the earth, like blazing sun rays
kissing the mountain peaks.
Don't worry; just work, watch
and wait. Meet us at Mt. Zion
Sunday, Dec. 10. 10:45 A. M.
Theme up From Lo-de-bar"
SIS. and BL. on time. At 7:45
speaker Rev Dennis. Though
cold and cloudy, Sunday was
filled with activity and spiritual
fervor Rev. Dennis made it clear
that God can meet human and
spiritual needs anytime and
anywhere. As in the case of
Samson, who won out over the
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-12-18
MASS AVE BAPTIST CHURCH

Req A Z Lowry, Pastor
Sunday, December 10, 1913
Morning worship lO:45 m;
Sunday School / p m; Special
Christmas exercises Z p m.
The BYPU will hold a Candle
Light service Sunday night,
December 26, at $50 p m for
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-12-18
SPRINGFIELD
By OliUer NJ Bugs
40 Franklin Street
TeLeDhone 4-8258

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Dec 13
Mr. and Mrs Higginbotham
of Monson ave have returned
from a pleasant visit with the
HigginbothamS at Lynchmurgh,
Va. While there they we're also
the guests of the Day family
and enroute home visited Mr.
Clifford V Kelley at Richmond,
Va. Mrs Hortense Phrame
Higginbotham, is at present
confined to home with a cold.
The Christmas party for SER
vice men under the sponsor
ship of the USO will be held
at the Women's Club House On
Spring st, Dec %. The local
USO committee is in charge
including: Mr. Anderson Scott,
chairman; Mrs Luna Ritter
Babcock, secretary; Miss Erma
Porter, chairman Of junior
hoSteSses and Mrs Amanda
Jones, chairman Of refresh
ments. - James Roscoe Hurst,
godson Of Mrs Fanny Wallace
of Union st, was home recently
on a brief furlough from the
U S Coast Guard. - Daniel r
Junior and Wilson E BurtS
were among the recent in
ductees to the armed forces.--
Marion Anderson sang here ut
the City auditorium Dec 9th.
An audience largely attended
by uniformed men and women
heard a BEAUTIFUL rendition Of
voice in many languages ami
Negro spiritualS. Local music
critics appraised her highly.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-12-18

Goodridge and Evelyn Horton
in Margis's valse 8leue. The
selections played by Theresa
Burke, Eric Sargent, Mildred
Randolph, Lucille Lake, Gloria
McDuffe, Thomas Giorgio and
the Williams Sisters Priscilla
and Evelyn were well applaud
ed. The play Deacon Jones"
under the direction Of Mrs. l..
TFotman, featuring Wendell
Thompson in the role of Dea-
con and Sister Peters acted by
Catherine Martin enlivened the
vening. Cathrine Martins act
ing was outstanding and the
applause for her was long and
enthusiastic. Gloria Nelson dis
played wonderful artistry in
conducting the musical portion
Of the play. Dorothy Johnson
was at the piano. Dorothy
Johnson's skill and technique
reveals a coming artist of un-
usual versatility in the playing
of Goddard's Valse Chromati-
que, and ArabeSque by Theo.
ack.
Mrs Sarah Arnold, hair
dresser at GIT fremont st urg-
es her customers to make APP
pointments early this coming
meet on account Of the holi-
day rush.
Equal Rights League mem
bers meet Sunday at 2;:30 p m
till 4 at the new South End
Office Of the Guardian, 977
fremont st at Douglass So,
opposite Hammond st.
On Tuesday night Dec 7, the
Young Matrons" of Lincoln
House Association, 80 Emerald
st elected the following officers
for the year: Mrs Madeline
Fernandez, president; Mrs Ida
Fernandez, treasurer; Mrs
Jean Perry, secretary; Mrs
Priscilla Comes, financial sec
rotary. Mabel ] Dean addressed
the group on the Significance
Of Settlement House Member
ships to Neighbors in a Com
munity." Enjoying the evening
Of music, games and refresh
ments were: Mesdames Anna
Prescott, Irene Floyd, Ella
Tinis, Mary GonsalveS, Alma
Texiera, Bessie Perry, Henri
eta Suna, Mary Silva, Ger
trude Thomas, Bessie Perry.
and Mary Barrows.
Mrs Edith Townsend of
Chester, Pa. spent Thanksgiv-
ing in Boston visiting her only
son w H Brown of the Bay
State Pharmacy. She was dom
iciled in the home of Mr. and
Mrs J E Jones of 19 Munroe
st. Many friends joined in ex-
tending hospitality to the Wis
itor including the Ed Janifer5
Of Cambridge who had a party
for her She left after a most
enjoyable ten day visit.
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Philistines, and his own people
and now ready to die of thirst.
God said take up same jaw
bone of the slaughter and
drink; it's spring of water. At
$3.50 P. NJ. the Anniversary was
set. The opening was by Lee
Givens and the choir. Rev. L.
E. Ford, Master of Ceremonies,
took charge. After the scrip
ture reading, prayer, and an an
them by the choir, Rev. Freder-
lex T. Bailey of Shiloh Baptist
Chuch, w. Medford, spoke from
John, 1928. Theme: The Hour
Has Come, the present-day
need of Christian activity
through the church. 1t was very
we'll placed. At the close Ex-
Mayor E D Childs gave some
helpful word. and also Rev.
Ford. Then followed the gen.
eral Offering, and the present
ations, by Mrs. M, L. Robertson,
Missionary President, Mrs. F.
Bland a purse; Sunday-School,
Lee Owens; Special token,
James Bland. Others are to re-
port. There were several selec-
tons by the choir. The pastors
remarks closed the Anniversary
services.
In the ve5try a tasty spread
was served by Mrs. E. Lee, Mrs.
B. Hatton. Miss Sally Hall. and
Mrs. F. Bland, chairman. Visi-
tors were Mrs. NJ Bert, Mrs.
Fanteoy, Mr.. and Mrs. Smith,
and Rev. Mrs. j. H. Dennis of
Church, Boston.
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Cambridge

one hour. A very interesting
program has been prepared.
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Radio Service

AA-i RADIO SERVICE
Experienced workmanship; reliable. Tu
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BEDROOM SUITE junior dining room
suite tabe, ODD pieces. 1913 Gugss,
near Puritan
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A NEW 6-pc. modern bedroom suite IN
GLIDING an inncrspring boNsprug ana
boudoir set Surrtttce SIS. terms. open
evenings SpitX 166S GratiOt
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MADAME EMBER, ADVISOR

CONSULTATIONS daily; appointments
laos z JEFFERSON FITzROY ss6
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Music Lessons

AMAZING piano sight reading theory.
harmony. iranEposlilon- 10 times faster.
Lafayette 1855.
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Situation. Wan,sd-Female

truck driver wishes work.
References Temple 2-ilAa
|i.At'NDRy work done IN home cash and
cary. g2lS wilkins. near Chene. titz-
Toy S20t,
NEAT eoiored sir wishes fountain work
or e>evstor operator. experienced
|TOwnsend e-iTi2
k-Or ORFD wsr mothers Children cared
for. dsy SHIFT. $3.50 Gay, meals, Mel
|rose e69s.
|CoLORED gir. wishes DAY work iauner9,
eleNninE. s. carfsre Madison ISIS
|CoioRrD Kirl wants weekly work, nome
nights Temple 1883.
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F Furniture, Household Goods


A BEAUTIFUL 2-pc wine mohair living
ruOI suite. used a short time Sacrifice,
Se5. open evenings spiu. ,6t5 Gratiot
A BEAUTIFUL sxl2 Administer rug. blue
leaf pattern; rePossessed, SO. Mitchell s.
5000 Grstiot
a DISPOSAL sale OF Iceland refrgerators.
Sacrifice spi,z. 1865 Gratiot
A NEW 6-pc modern bedroom suite IN
GLIDING an innctspring bONspr.ng ana
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A NEW 5-pc. sun tan dineue- Sacrifice.
$50 open evenings. SPITE. 7665 Gratlot.
A RECLAIMED sxi2 Brue Lear rug. only
81 LEE 5. 1884 Gratiot-ll6 w. Nc
Nichols
a RECLAIMED ape walnut finish dining
room set TO be sold at a sacrifice; SIS.
"r~n -v~n'rF- SfitZ 7Sts tiratfT- -..'7-
A SACRIFICE Of prevar built soft spring
filled studio difsus. beddinc compart-
neut, and fine covers. SO up Terms.
Kenf Furniture Co. i5iii LWefhois
BEDROOM specials. 2.pc.. pc, 4-uc.,
$50 up Central stores. in33 Feykeu
BEDROOM .uites+-Very beautiful: sacri.
nce $50 Buy direct from factory repres
save money Alvin burnnure. 1851 "
Vernon. open Thurs. Fri, Sat TIL y.
BEDROOM SUITE. junior dining room
suite TAME. odd pieces. 1919 Gugss,
near Puritan
BEDS, So ice boxes. furniture base
burners on burners, ssh Jos. Campau
1859 West warren
BOX SPRING ana mattress BON for ouly
S2f 90 save Fufn., lGfsg Crati0t
NEAR sEVEN-MILE ROAD
BRAND new Jenny Lind and poster beds
all sizes. maple or walnut 3125 GratlOt.
BRAND NEW cou springs an sizes. OnIy
S. 50. Nitchelrs. 5000 Gratot-
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BJNK btls win spring ana mattress. no
remaining Must 30 sold AZ once Spitz.
Omen evenings. 1865 Gratiot
FIVE PIECE walnut bedroom suite, rea-
suuatie. goo condition. Telephone
Niagara ss66.
FOLDING bedroom screen S2.4g dresser,
Se-9Si BsDy egsEy,- HOSks+ 1888 Mack
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Coal and Coke


CUSTOM WORKMANSHIP
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FOR hue workmanship cali Crane Uphol-
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New Furniture-Hard 10 Get Items
WE HAVE THEM OK EASY TERMS.
TOO Living room suites with con springs
inucrspring mattress. box springs coil
springs Metal lamps smokers Better gas
stoves Bedroom suites dining room sets q
Porcelain drlette sets Complete stocks OF
brand new furniture
STATE SAMPLE FURNITURE CO
122 MICHIGAN, NEAR GRlSWOLD
Open McrrT f1urr. frf, sat. Ewes 20 q
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War Work Wanted

CAPITOL TOOL COMPANY
TooLS-DIES--FINr AGEs
koao MACK PLAZA l4z2
MICHIGAN FLAME HARDENING CO
1857 West Fort--CA 5HsA
gHrPyING boxes and crates al sizes
available. prompt deliveries .,,,.,, -,
Mound az iQ-Nlle Rd.-SL- s4sl
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NEW a-pc sun tan dinette- Sacrifice.
$50. Open evenings. SPITE 1865 GratI0t
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a SACRIFICE OF preVar built soft spring
flied studio diysus. bedding compart-
nent. and nne covers $50 up Terms.
Kent Furniture Co.. 1881 LNefnois
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A RECLAIMED sxl2 B,ue Lear rug, only
81 LEE 5. 1884 Grauot-il6 W. Nc
Nichols
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A RECLAIMED e-pc. walnut finish dining
room set To be sold az a sacrifice. SIS.
op~n evenings SFitZ 7tNs tfratfI- --saa'-
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for Sale
Store and Office Equipment

FOR SALE Multgraph No 90 reason
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BRAND new Jenny Lind and poster beds
all sizes. maple or walnut 3125 Grsti0t.
BRAND NEW con springs an sizes. Ony
ts5l. Nitchelrs. 5000 Gratiot-
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ELECTRIC STOVE Hoover vacuum. front
room suite. including tables and lamps
3-piece bedroom suite. Temple 2-056s
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ROBERT PALMER, local. Moving, cart.
age, furniture, plsnos, refrigeratoTs.
s34f Harper Plaza l040.
vicToRs Mowng-Local and suburban
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BEDS, So. ice boxes. furniture. base
burners. on burners, SSH Jos. Campau
1859 West Warren ...
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BEDROOM .uites.-Very beautiful; sacri
ice. $50 Buy direct from factory repres
save money Alvin burnture 1851 "
vernon Open Thurs. Fri. Sat I'll v
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MOVING7 Trunks furniture. appliances,
local. REDs CARRIAGE. 1850 Warren.
TYLER 4-s622
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BEDROOM specials. 2.pc. 3-pc-, 4-uc..
SO up Central ,Stores. in35 Feykell.
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Hollywood Canteen, and although
John says il seems silly. 1t was
love at first sight. He knew she
was the girl for him the minute
he saw her. Any girl who would
come TO the Canteen on Christmas
Day and work hard 10 make Uncle
Sans boys so happy is unselfish.
&C
II did not expect To find as
beautiful a girl as Hedy, as self
sacrificing" he said.
| wouldn't be surprised If Hedy
and John got married tomorrow.
believe they would have married.
at my house tonight if lIedy'S
mother and her close friend, Mrs.
Lilly Veidt, widow Of Conrad Veidt
had been with them.
John showed me the two we'd
ding rings exactly alike, plain gold
one of which he is wearing on his
little Fingers and it's my guess
they'll be used before another "A
hours.
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HOLLYWOOD, May 27 80 The
visit of Hcdy Lamar and John
Lodcr 10 the Santa Monica mar
rage license bureau 10 apply for
marriage license IS The sequel to
a story written two months ago,
At that time Hedy stated that
she and John would we'd in Sep
tcmbcr when his divorce from
Michcline Chcricl became final.
But Hcdy the glamorouS actress,
who first saw the light of day IN
Vienna and EnglSh-born John
didn't have 10 wait until Sep
tCmbcr.
Mrs. Lodcr obtained her divorce
I'm Chihuahua. Mexico, on Monday.
Fate was working IN their favor,
for Hcdy. who is appearing in
Heavenly Body" at M-G-M, was
given the day off
I'VE decided in an hour TO get
our license" Hody told me.
She and John came TO see me as
soon as they had obtained their
license - in fact they came di-
rcctly from the license bureau.
Look at it," said Hedy, way
ing the document. Read it,"
FORMER MARRIAGE
looked and saw that John is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
Hedy LAMAR Takes Day
Off to Get License

AZ and Hedy %. II is the third
for each. Hedy was for
merly married 10 1t. COmdr. Gene
Marley, and before that she was
the wife of Fritz Mandl rich mu-
nitions manufacturer.
They each prefer not to talk OF
their previous marriages.
"If only" said Hedy, 1--WE had
met before either Of us had
married any one else"
mo" said John, 1--WE have had
our experiences, and l know this
marriage is right"
ROMANTIC ENCOUNTER
And Hcdy agreed with him.
They met Christmas Day at tho
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27

his uniform equipment, after learn
ing that Rommel was an avid
amateur photographer, both on
and away from the battlefront.
The main title billing provides a
departure from the usual form in
listing both the player and the
role for Won Stroheim reading
Eric Won StroheIm as Field Mar
shall Erwin Rommel."
The stars of the picture. Fran
chot Tone and Anne Baxter APP
pearcd together for the first time
IN their roles as a British tank
soldier and French girl, respec-
lively.
The versatile Tone. who in u
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
Family Connection

ALLAN NAPIER, who plays an
English doctor in The UNLIMITED
is a nephew Of the late Neville
Chamberlain.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27

HELMUT DANTINE is taking
fencing lessons twice weekly at
the Hollywood Athletic Club from
DarriS de JonG. one-tirhe Dutch
OLYMPIC champion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
TRUE TO FORM

One minor result Of his research
was the inclusion Of candid
camera and leather case as part Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27

years Of performing before the
movie cameras, has played a wide
variety OF roles, returns 10 a dra-
matic-action type of acting in this
new film.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
StrOhein
HrIU0S on
Dislike
Nv CHARLES GENTRY

TIE MOVIES are intent on
shedding light on Darkest A'uca
~ every melodgaratic oppor.
tun.ty. me latest to-rg Five
Giales 10 Cairo Which is slated
10 open al the Michigan Friday
You may remember that Casa
blanca was as timely "A h.t of q
Celluo,G as a producer could hope
for. the film Cour.dnc NOT onI\
with the landing ot our forces aui
also with The historic meeting be-
tween our President and Winston
Churchill.
History DOESN'T always Wait Tor
the Industry. however, so now
Paramount didn't quite GET "FNe
Graves to Caro- on The release
sheet in tine 10 cash IN ON The
final victory IN North Africa.
R.t they have whipped UP a
strange drama which should in-
trclIe all The customers since tins
unique story purports 10 tel the
story Of the FIVE secrets which
cost RomWel a desert victory.
Erich Won Strohcim, who is
known as The only actor who can
mug with the back of his neck
and who can steal a scene by
turning his back on the audience
is cast as Field Marshal ROmnel
and is an experienced hand at
playinC brutal TCutOnS.
POPULAR VILLAIN
You may recall that during the
first World War. he was known
as "the man you love To hate"
Today, a veteran who has expert
enced many a movie campaign,
Won Strohelm makes Just as nasty
q Nazl as he ever was horrible
Hohenzollen in the last war.
Won Stroheim. after leaving
Hollywood. spent from 1886 10
1899 in France starring in French
films. He returned TO the United
States and for TWO years appeared
in the stage production OF Ar
senic and Old Lace His con-
tract with the studio gave him
supervision over the designing of
the uniform he wears IN the
Characterization Of Rommol
The uniform essentially was
patterned after actual photo
graphs Of the Africa korpS COM
n1ander's field uniform Won Stro-
helm made study Of the history
and habits Of the German field
marshal before beginning his
Characterization.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-01-06

Sinne total III, tpenu getpfife Mmeri.
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5tanoputtft ai,fgeben l.tto tbre buma-
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oes 3orites Wottes a,,f Die Groe. 1tnb
Der FINITE gnaeI eob feine sbule anf
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Se1 elmer Idngern 9eipre6nng bes
2ouis B. 2obner'iher 8uhes ,,@bat
Mbont @ermanD2" tritt nit Dem Ser
faiier Der befannte Haoioreoner Hen.
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gliidlihertpeiie MIR perein5elten 4n-
ftbten engber5iger, frr5ithtiger unb
fanatiiber Nrttfelibreiber lino Raoio,
reoner entgeger, Die eine @ernthtunJ
Der gegneriiden Nationett befiiripor-
ten.
Sbreibt Rep. @illis: vSnmitten
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unerrparteten ltno ltnporbergeiebenen
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|ienidaft.
Damn geben mir aber auh iener
3eit entgegen, mo Oas gan5e io5ialp
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