The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-05-15

old st. Miss Browne is an en-
ployee in the Federal depart
ment at the capital.
A series Of RADIO BROAD
CASTS viii begin over station
W.M.E.X. during the week of
May "a to last for period of 3
months, one night during the
week. These BRoADCASTS will
consist of MUSIC, PROMINENT
SPEAKERS, NEWS FLASHES of
what the CoIored Americans are
doing in this present war and
BUSINESSES OWNED and OPP
Grated by the C0L0RED people
of BOSTON. watch this paper
for time and date. These radio
programs are under the direc-
ton of Anna Bobitt-G Gardner,
music teacher of Boston.
The Liberal Arts Club Of
Boston met on Sunday after
noon, May 8, at the home of
President, Harold r. Evans, So
Middlesex st. Plans for the
coming season were discussed
and a very interesting pro-
gramme was outlined by Mrs.
Elestine Broadnax and John
Powell for Chairman Victor
Mascon and his committee to
carry out in the fall. Members
of the club and their friends
will attend the Pops concert
as a group early in june which
is an annual custom for this
progressive artistic body. All
we're glad to have back with
them ]. r. Prout after his ex-
tended concert tour. Mrs. Hell
en- Holiday was a late arrival
at the meeting having rendered
her services at the Odd Fellows
annual sermon at the Metro
politan Baptist church. 1t is
hoped to see all of the mem
bers at the next meeting as
the club is working slowly but
surely toward great things.
Miss Mary Jackson of 20
Harold st, who was indicted
in the WAAC last month left
for camp Sunday.
Mrs. Geneva Snead, wife OF
Corp. Luther H. snead now
stationed at Fort Deyens, is in
the city while her husband is
in the state. She comes from
Trenton, N. ]. and is dom5ciled
at 81 Braddock Park.
Mothers working in defense
industries interested in ade-
uuate care for their children
while they are away from
home, are invited to attend
the meeting on Monday, May
II, at Pilgrim Hall, IA Beacon
st. Films showing english
children in war nurseries will
be shown and an English WON
an, head of a college in Lon
don for the training Of teach
ers for war nurseries will be
special speaker. Mass, State
Union is one of the sponsoring
organizations.
Mrs. Sallie Walker heads the
committee of women sponsoring
the musical tea to be given by
the Ancrum School WOmen's
Chorus, Sunday, May Is from 3
to 6 P. NJ, at the school, IA W..
Rutland So, Boston.
The First AME church, Elm
Hill ave and Warren st, Rox-
bury, will sponsor Grand
State Assembly, Sunday, May
16, at 8 p m at the church. A
fine array of talent has been
secured and the Governors"
will bring large numbers of
their citizens" to the Assem-
bly,. Maryland, Virginia, N, c.,
S. c., and Ga. are exhibiting
great enthusiasm, as well as Z
number of other states.
Friends of the church are in
vited to attend and assist their
Governors" in making this a
fine occasion. Miss Susie F.
Jones is chairlady; Mrs. Fan
ME Webster, secretary; Henson
Johnson, treasurer; and a
large committee is assisting,
Thompson'S Atlantic Station,
1105 fremont st needs girls
to help with its car servicing.
Ask for Mr.. Thompson.
Dr. w. Alexander Cox, well
known dentist Of Cambridge,
returned this week from a
short trip to Columbus, Ohio.