The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-09-11

Organ music will be given b.
Stanley Kirton on Sunday af
ternoon, Oct. "a, 1s43, at thu
Twelfth Baptist church, Rev
w. H. Hester, pastor. The pro
gramme will begin at 4 O'clOcl
sharp.
MIS- John w. Turner
Of Ha rris h 0 t st enter
tanned between 2-6 Pm. Labor
Day members of st. Andrews
Association of st. Bartholomew
Church, Cambridge. 1t was a
distinct surprise to the many
co-workers present, that it was
their Presidents, Mrs. Rachel
Turner's, birthday. All present
had to content themselves with
showering her with best wishes
A collection of chicken salad
rolls, punch, ice cream and cake
ended this afternoon of pleas
ure.
DR.. Leroy A. Payne, nephew
of Mrs. Laura Worthington and
cousin of Mrs. Hazel Brothers
has returned to Brooklyn, N. Y.
after spending his vacation in
Boston. The DR.. enjoyed his
visit and made many new &C
quaintanceS, especially among
the medical profession and the
clergy.
The Rose Tea club met with
Mrs. Maude Brown, Tuesday.
Sept. Z. After the usual bust
ness routine delicious cola
ton was served. President F.
Smith and members gave the
hostess a rising vote of thanks.
Mrs. 1. B. Stephens, the financial
secretary, is nursing a slightly
injured knee. The club meets
next at the home of Mrs. r.
Wright, II Benton st.
Miss Nora Lee Singletary had
as her weekend guests recently
her sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Jones,
and her nephew, George Ship
man of Wilmington, N. c. The
latter, graduate of Living
stone College, is an instructor
in Social Science at the High
School in Clarkton, N. C. The
visitors spent an enjoyable time
in the city and visited many
historical places from the spot
where CrispuS Attacks fell on
State st. to Bunkerhill. Mr..
Shipman who had heard of Edi-
tor Trotter called at the Guard
ian Office, GIT fremont st.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Foye of
81 Humboldt Ave. marie Has
brouck) spent the summer at
Vineyard Haven.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Thomp-
son and Mrs. D. w. Cartwright
of 1881 fremont st. have return
ed from a vacation of two weeks
at York Beach, Me. ThompSon's
Atlantic Station at HOS fremont
st, Of which Mr.. Thompson is
proprietor, was re-opened on
Labor Day.
Seen on Columbus Ave this
week, Isaac ike Smith-said
he is feeling much better-and
he looked it.
Betty Wright, popular modiSte
of 507 Columbus Ave, has re-
turned from four weeks visit ir
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Mrs. Caroline Gould Hamilton
is back in Boston after spending
a week in Washington wher,
her husband, Col. West Hamil
ton was on leave of absence
Col. West is now stationed il
Louisiana.
DR.. Alfred P. Russell is on tn
staff as dentist at Medf1eld Stat
Hospital.
William S. Sparrow, the wei
known tailor, returned Tuesda,
from visit of two weeks in tn
South.
Mrs WEIGH, wife of Col WEIGH
is the guest of Mr. and Mr.
Charles Newman of Claremon
Park.
The Share Choppers, Arthu
(Peewee) Coles, chairman, ar
getting ready for their annua
Efree Thanksgiving dinners 70
the children. Help them b.
patronizing the Charity Mid
night Dance in Butler Hal
Oct 7, starting at IL midnigh
and continuing into the I'VE
small" hours. Good music.
Alice Ross is studying voic
under the direction of Prot
Pol Plancon.