The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-08-21

church circles, being the Sun
day School superintendent OF
Gregory Congregational church
of which Rev. Milton Williams
is pastor.
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Shawmut ave-, opp. Kendall St
George H. Steele of 80 Cam
den ST., has recently joined the
U. S Navy where he is in the
construction department, his
technical skills fitting him adj
mirably for such placement.
Mrs. Lucy Kennard of 81
Quincy st. and Mrs. Emma
Lawes Of 20S Northampton st.
spent pleasant week in Provi-
dence, R. I. the guests of Mrs.
Ethel Scott.
Mrs. S. E. Bishop Of 20 High
land st. is spending a few weeks
in Boston and Cambridge after
having spent the past year in
Canada at her former home
Springfield, York, Co., N. B.
Mrs. Eva ]. Maybin of 81
Sprague ST., Readville, Mass,
has gone to N. j. to spend
a few days with her late hus-
bands brother, Wallace Maybin
and family.
"The Contribution of Colored
Americans" will be discussed, BY
Anna bitt-Gardner, well
known, Boston music teacher.
on the Race Achievement pro-
/ gram over Station WMEX =
Thursdaf evening, August 26th
at $3.50 o'clock.
Mrs. Ada H. Battle, wife OF
the late Rev. w. D. Battle, for
mer pastor of Columbus Ave.
AME Zion Church, is the house
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Schuyler of 81 Waumbeck ST.,
Roxbury. Mrs. Battle is also
being entertained by Mr.. and
Mrs. George williams of Col
umbus Ave. and other friends OF
the city.
Mrs. Candis Maiden of Port
land, Maine, was recent visi-
tor in Boston for the first time
and expressed herself as well
pleased with the city.
Harvey Thompson, proprietor
of Thompson's Atlantic Service
Station, 1105 fremont. ST., leaves
today to spend two weeks va
cation in Maine and New
Hampshire. The station will be
closed during the two weeks
and will reopen on Labor Day.
The Coleridge- Taylor clubs
next meeting is tomorrow aft
ernoon at $50 Mass. Ave. The
executive committee met We'd
nesday night at the home Of
Miss Florence Williams, 302S
Washington st.
Mrs. Lena Vernon, Of Wash
ington, D. C. is visiting hel
son -in-law and daughter DR.
+, and Mrs. A. I. Tucker, 1859 Tire
mont st. Mrs. Tucker met Mrs
Vernon in New York City where
they spent a week, stopping a
Hotel Theresa. ..
Mrs. Marian Westmoreland D
Washington, D. c., is the house
guest of Mrs. M. w. Bullock o
101 Munroe St, Roxbury.
Margaret Howard, popular
beautician, of 81 Hammond st
left yesterday to visit he
mother in Jacksonville, Florida
Mrs. Elsa Walker Davis o
Washington, D. C. is visiting
her mother Mrs. Jessie Wake
of Roxbury.
Ethelyn Springs Of the Beaut,
Box 781-A fremont St. i
spending her vacation in Ply
mouth, N. n.
The Betty Harper F1owe,
Club, Mrs. o. Teixeira, presi
dent, earlier in the month, hat
an enjoyable picnic on tn,
grounds of Mrs. Florence DeS
mond Of Sharon, Mass. Tn,
ladies of the club, numberin!
about IS, went by bus and tool
box lunches and they and thei
guests had q happy day in tn,
country. This club. is one of thu
older clubs in the city, organ
lied by Mrs. Julius Goddard.
Mr. and Mrs. James Robinson