The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-07-24

| day evening, July II at Peoples
Baptist Church, with the pastor,
Rev. Richard H. owens, officiat-
ing and Mrs. Hall standing as
godmother.
Leroy Tibbs, former Boston
ian now a resident of New York,
was visitor here last week.
His studio is on 7th Ave, New
York, and he continues his mu-
sic career, teaching piano and
accordion and furnishing music
for all occasions.
After a year and a half hos
| pitalization Alexander Robinson
of Forbes ST., Jamaica Plain,
State House employee, is recup-
Grating at the Elliott Gonzales
cent home in Cambridge. Mr..
Robinson had the misfortune to
get caught in a moving elevator
at the State House dragged sew
Leg Film a creamy leg lotion
as becoming as sheer silk hos
iery. Made to order In all the
ten shades to match your COM
pIexion. All ingredients are
harmless. 6 OF. size soc; large
size S1:OO. Sturgis Chemical Co.,
64S- 64S-A Shawmut ave, opp.
Kendall st.
eral floors before being extri-
Gated. At the hospital it was
finally found necessary to am
putate his leg. His friends will
be pleased to know that he is
making satisfactory improve
ment.
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Stewart
of Symphony Road and family
spent vacation week in New
York City, the guests of Mr..
Stewards sister in the Bronx.
Mr.. Stewart who is a pianist re-
newed acquaintance with his
musical friends, including James
Byars and Harry Delmore, form
err Bostonians. Sunday he at
tended the recital of one of Mr..
Delmore's most gifted pupils.
Thursday evening Ann Mar
garet Reid was heard in a
midsummer recital at the
studio of Miss Dorothy Littleton,
on st. Germain st.
Mrs. Bessie Simpson is at
Provincetown for the summer.
George E. Morris of Philadel-
phia was visitor in Boston
this week, spending two days
here on his first trip to the
Hub.
zone of Boston's own" Pvt.
Edward F. Shaw of Co. 3,
Sand Quartermaster Service
Bri.. Camp Gordon, Augusta,
Ga, spent his furlough in Bos-
ton visiting his many friends
and relatives. While here, ne
visited his great aunt, Mrs
Anna Harris of Hancock st;
Uncle and Aunt, Mr.. and Mrs
George Gibson of Ball st;
Uncle and Aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
william Foster and cousin,
Hazel of Herman st; Cousin,
Mrs. Lillian Viag of Harrishot
st. counsin, Mrs. Dorothy Will
liams. and gcdmother, Mrs.
Blair. both of Lincoln st, W.
Medford; and his true and
faithful friends, Mrs. Anna
] Booker of Hammond st, and
Master Norman c. Booker
While in Camp Young, Cali
fornia, Pvt. Shaw worked in
the Post Exchange for seven
months. He is now stationed at
Camp Gordon (see address
above) and would like to hear
from his friends.
has reopened "The Little White
Shop" Hairdressing; CrOquig
mole and Marcel Waving. Toile'
Articles. Hig. 9427.
The Macedonia Service Club
of the First AME church wish
es to extend thanks to the
friends who supported its first
public program on July 10. Mrs
Ruth Morris, gracious mistress
Mary E. Moore, SO Warwick st
the Race Can Be Free" Miss
Annetta Elan who read in her
usual inimitable manner; Mrs
Elizabeth G.. Wheatley and Mrs
Ella Martin, both vocalists OF
Boston; Miss Lillian Watson
Supervisor of Schools of At
lanta, Georgia, and Lorenzo
Green, organist Mrs. Moody
president of the club an
nounced that with the help OF
their friends the club has sent
three truck loads of Furniture
to the WACS House at Fort
Devens. The affair closed with
suitable remarks by the pas
tor, Rev. o. w. H. Childers
Among the distinguished
Of ceremonies with rare charm
introduced the following art