The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-10-02
new YORK and
VICINITY
HICHLIGHTING BROOKLYN
with RUTH MILLER

Isn't it about time every Brooklynite realized how i'm
porant the FultonSumner Canteen is to Servcemen
Upon visiting the canteen is quite evident that few
people cooperating with Mrs. Curtis and lending
their support but greater cooperation is needed to i'm
prove present conditions Instead of spending so much
time worrying about the scarcity of butter and the sky
high prices of eggs why not spend of that time help
ing build the morale of those fighting terminate this
situation in? Whatever your opinion may be-
the fact in the warand up to us to do all
for boys who sacrificing everything in
Guiding their lives to defeat the Axis and speed up the
ultimate victory which is to be How's about a
bigger and better Fultonumner canteen for boys?
Huh?
The enhancing beauty of Lula E. Owens as she
marched down the aisle of Bethany Baptist Church last
Sunday to we'd Eugene G. Wright inviting inspra-
ton to many confirmed bachelor Dudley Coles
who acted best deeply touched by the bliss
full atmosphere Speaking of beautiful brides ques-
ton for Mr.. Anthony is in the air Hancock Street
glamour bride of recent months has discovered that Sir
Sork his way She is hesitang to inform her army
husband because he dislikes children Now Mr.. An
thony, what should she do? 1t is rumored that Larry
and Norma Gould on the verge of dsolving their
marital contract.
Frances Albert has recovered from recent attack
Of pneumonia and is ready to continue where she left
off in her untiring civic activities in the boro Miss
Carolyn j. Dublin of the Brooklyn Urban League doing
grand job chairman of the Bonds and Stamps Com
mttee of the Bedford unit A. W. v S. Stationed at Kres
ges, Nostrand Avenue Fulton Street, from 2-9 PM,
she and her committee have been greatly satisfied with
the purchases being made by Brooklyn residents during
this Ord War Bond drive Keep up the good work folks
Won't someone please give our boro warbler, James
c. Stevens break? He is very modest about his
talent He just won't admit he sing we'll as Bing
Crosby but he knows he can beat Billy Ecksein sing
ing any day and initiate Frank Snatra very we'll
His local contender Rico Harrison nightly serenades
certain young lady beneath her window She threatened
to start tossing her victory garden tomatoes in his drec-
on if he didn't stop waking her up in the middle of the
night with his romantic grooming and tuning Lillian
Jones finally put down Jack for Mack after that smack
Taking advantage of his weekend pass from Indian
Town Gap, Sgt Kenneth Sonny Dunbar was really
knocking himself OUT at the Manhattan Center dance
sponsored by the Independent Progressive Ass last Sat
ufday night Mrs. George Bodie mixing drinks
for the guests in her box like expert bartender
George drinking them like expert Syoll De-
Silva simply will not disclose the identity of the wonder
man who keeps her heart throbbng Roland Epps is
still the lookout for that angel he heard escaped from
Heaven Attach your wings girls! He's been oacheT
lor long enough.
Hows about dropping few lines of home news to
Pfc. Thomas L. Bobo (8251os56) Btry K, Goth CAAA'
A. P. o. 1884, CO Postmaster, New York City; Pvt'
Charles Tover Pvt Marshall B. Coney, Cpl. Donald M.
Philips 1941st @. M. Co.. saith Service Group, A. P o.
528, co Postmaster New York City; Pvt William Seay
Q2056997), 1964th @. M. Co., goth Air Depot Group
A. P o. $685. CO Postmaster, New York City All are
stationed somewhere Africa and would be most appfe
ciative Of any mail received from their pals