The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-06-19

/ Medford presented her with /;
beautiful bouquet Of flower
and cake. Many beautiful
! gifts were received by Mrs
Green from her daughters anc
from her sister Mrs. Johr
Register Of Washington, d. c.
and also from Mrs. Susie Hill
and Miss Dorothy Harris, both
of w. Medford, and Mrs. Mary
Woods.
Mrs. Julia D. Noble, PWGM
attended the 48th Annual Con-
vocation of Eureka Grand
Chpater, Prince Hall Order
Eastern Star, State of New
York, as the guest of Mrs. Ella
aLwSon, of Brooklyn, Grand
Organizer of Youth Councils
and extended greetings from
the Juvenile Department OF
Prince Hall Grand Chapter Of
New England at the First Pub
lie Installation of Grand Off
GERS held in Mother Zion
Church, 18th st, New York
City. She was the luncheon
guest of Mrs. Mabel Fits Tay-
Tor of Yonkers, who was re-
elected as Grand Associate
Conductress.
Sympathy of Boston friends
is extended to Mrs. Lillian
Cooper in the death of her
godmother, Mrs. Mary j. Payne
of Worcester who was known
to many as "Aunty Payne"
The sale of st. Clair Kirton's
Poetic Creations" has been
especially gratifying during the
few weeks since the volume
came off the press. This week
he received his first check
from the Harvard Cooperative
Society, Harvard 50, Cam
bridge. One third of the first
printing already has been
sold.
The Aristo Club held its
June meeting at the home of
Miss Doris Jackson in Whining
ton, Mass, Sunday afternoon,
June 10. After a brief business
meeting during which club ac-
tivitieS were wound up for the
season, the members were
served a delicious collation. by
the hostess. Those enjoying the
pleasant afternoon were: Jer-
aldine Barker, RoSamond
Campbell, Wilhelmina Crosson,
Josephine Howard, Doris jack
son, Alma Poindexter, Ger
trude Smith, Marie Teixeira,
Muriel Wellington, Josephine
Williams, and little sister, Lu-
ellie Deems.
Chaplain Fisher and Glee
Club of the 366th Infantry Of
Fort Devens will be presented
in a pew rally sponsored by
the John w. Williams Club Of
Col. A M E Zion church, Rev
A A Perry, pastor, Sunday,
June 20 at $3.50 o'clock.
The Macedonia Club of the
New Charles Street church,
Mrs. Ella Atkins, secretary,
held short business meeting
Sunday, June 10, after the
close of the morning service.
AS it was Children's Day, only
business of Importance was
taken up, enabling the mem
bers to enjoy the children'S
program. A call meeting was
held on Friday, June 10, at the
church. Although one of the
newer clubs of the church, it's
members are enthusiastic in
their efforts to serve. While
primarily a club to look out
for the general welfare Of the
boys and girls in the arm Il
forces, also fulf1ls it's obliga-
tons to the church. 1t is a
group of girls and women
working harmoniously and
seriously together, doing their
bit to boost the morale of
those who need a bit of cheer.
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we match your personal color
ing, individually blended for
day or night wear. Over 80
shades of powder BIends-Sun-
tan, Tropical and Indian shades
-STURGIS CHEMICAL co. 64S
Shawmut Ave, opp. Kendall St.
Peoples Market, 993-997
fremont st supplied all the
foodstuffs for the meals served
in the yestry of Zion church
during conference week.
Estelle Ancrum Forster, well