davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1943-03-07
SUBURBAN sooMs tc....,.

ARLIN0TON-LArge corner room for EN-
ployed couple. 0lebe 1776. i.
TWO double bedrooms. nicely furnished:
cont. hot water; unlim. phone; within walk
ing distance Of bus and car. b.. 3007.
ARLINGTON. lO2S n Irvine st.-diFl
share room with another; IS week; I blk.
from 2 bus lines. GIL. 1884
GREEN MEADOWS. MD.-Furnished room.
private home: near transportation. War
field 1904.
OFFICER PREF. Attr. rm.. private entr..
shove bath: close in: on bus lines. Frisid-
SILVER SPRING, 3O8 Lannark -Way-
Nicely furn, rm. in private home: for en-
ployed married couple or girls. 81. 1851.
coal heat. Kensinston 663-W
ONE vacant sinsle bed. In twin-bedroom
with Army lieutenant: new home: new fur
niture: unlim. phone. 1912 End I'd. n,
Arlington. Va. Cali Glebe 2757.
IA MILES from Wash. Just OF the Marl-
boro pike. Living accommodations in q
lovely old fern home. ideal ior refined
1ageS. Tel NO 1907 (het 0-5) Ss
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PRoREssIoNAL qOvxRN1ddSF N.
mfurn. apartment. ER. $500, II{, ooo
Evening star., 1943-03-07

TO JACKSONVILLE ~
LIFE THE BUNGALOW.
6 large rooms, best location; terms
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UNEuRN.. 8 Adults PRoGE661oN1f.
sssnsp e %eas.n as.I; si9s 2ssssst4a'''eS' sss4
3el4 10th eT. NV attractive mas,
pisaenss. bath s:ss.!p possn ssH srs
aI1ET 1se1 3.rn sERvIcEI4N .nI 1NiD WI3 a5!
sor 9s ss.E. e. issc. S..ns n.1ss
TWgo-sEDRooM ITg,;sI ART; Or sIziE H6QlL.
76904. days. eves.: SUNDAY. ga. 2SIS. -
PERMANENT WASH RAlluY WANFS q
About Zoo Ihons% % papcntt sIs S7sse Il Su;nds2a =; g. =
Sg41;!ss9. WANTn2 HonERN At. RooSS5s. %:
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shcray dsaafss ant I'm n.y. sSs2es.
s:::'., 's9ss, H.! ,sssa& is! i'i;iss
"a S.;!4aS:s. i! s:s sIs;:: :$5I:s::: \ Ss3
/ OR 2 RN. FuRN. Ap1. VIII YAY UP
to $500 cash for your turn1ture @ rot
apt MR.. 11.ACK. AD. 2Sl0. ~ :.
room. kitchen, bath: adults. no. 06Se.
DEBIRE UNFURNIaHED APAkTNEfT N
apartment. house. two bedrooms,. nvfns
room. bath and kitchenette o. six-room
$3.50 month. II. H. oD4ON, NotIona1
6649 or Metropolitan 5000. 2xt. 73S, 3S
TWO GOVERNMENT GIRLS DESIRE Z, 4
room apartment. bath; appfox1mateH 81.
Array WOMAN, HUeBANp 0V11S71
desires small apt. NV. section: ooouponNS
April Int. RI. 300. mt. 63ia. Z,
oMY OR TWO MpAQoN ATT. WITHIN
Will nay bonus. $50 and $40 0onfh6 -
suh.leaee. Don l0O.Y, 0kAr.
l06utannsd en Nsas Ha0eI1
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SUBURBAN ROOMS WANTED.
ROOMS WANTED.

LADY DESIRES FURNISHED ROOM WITH
Dvt. bath or small furn. or unfurn ppt.
Walking distance Arlington Hall. Call CHI.
5T33
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-21
mhNr HGH REAL ESTATE CORNER s%n s%Sn
Houses for Sale
(Enst of Woodwnrdl }

UILFoRD-Chandier Park Or 2.bed-
room home garage attached large
wooded 1ot 50, 700, 81 O0O down. immedi-
ate possession. 209ii Harper To. 2-ss2o
HARPER-a Mile sec . bedrooms, wooded
lot. Full price only 50. 900. 5000 down.
$50 month. Immediate possession. 2uyIl
Harper. TT. 2se20
LENNON, Harper-s Mile sec b. 2 bedrooms.
hoored attic natural fireplace tile
features; automatic heat; lot sONi30
81 500 down. 2091l Harper. TIL. 2sq20.
PELKEY, IS4ss-s.Mile Road section 4
rooms and bath. bedrooms, $3.50 down,
50 300. Pngree $40
Is4sSIs4 -.------l.-.,-- fart
basement buyer must complete altera-
tionsA Only 50 POO. $50 month Immediate
posseSion. 2osll Harper. TT. 2ssz0.
o. CLAIR sHoREs-s-MILE
Six lively rooms, attached garage. base
menV 6O-foot lot. This is a real home.
TerTs Pingree 1920,
sT/CLAIR sHoREs-Two bedrooms, hath T,
/'Se. TOY, bargains. CA. 300 TO. 2-647s.
NAN DYKE-6O40. rooms Brickote
completely furnished. Arcols heat; gar
axe shown BY appointment, 81 $50, 81 200
down. PL. SO22.
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-21
Lake and RiVer Property for Sale

ANCHOR BAY Beach lot 20 close
estate. s5i5. CA. 1900. TU. 2-s4Ts.
BEAUTIFUL WOODS
80 ACRES-ON LAKE
About 1850 n. Of sandman beach
on Lake Charlevoix and same amount
Of paved frontage on NJ 50 and good
road along side 10 lake. The most
beautiful stand OF Beech. Maple, Elm.
Cedar. Pine ana Bslsam trees covers
this property. is miles from East
Jordan. Q miles from Charlevoix. Just
the place for private home. trailer
camp. tourist cabins. hunting and fish
ing club. summer homes. Plenty OF
timber for cottages. Near famous trout
stream the Jordan River - in the
center OF the fishing district Of north
ern Michigan Close TO markets, good
neighbors, electricity on property. You
can sail or motor boat from this
property 10 any place on the Great
Lakes without portage. Price ~, IoO.
Terms may be arranged. WIN consider
suitable cottage or house az part pay
ment. Write for information.
PIPER-HEssE COMPANY
2410 EATON TOWER CAdillac o4se
ST CLAIR RIVER lot, $50 a foot; real
.-e- hal gain Ca 400. Ur-2-ss39.-
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-21
Female Help Wanted

WOMAN or gul tor pantry and soda
tontain ~ cofee shop, 10 Sundays 0r
hobdaysN good pay Apply Mr stampef
lobby Of Murphi Bidg Congress at shelby
WOMEN for hospital work IN laundry apd
maids no objection 70 Colored- See Miss
SNYDER las Highland
WOMEN wanted for hght, clean work no
age limit. Telephqne HOgarth S3Il.
$3.50 RqsslaWn.
WOMEN 20 ciesn In Office buildings
Apply s29 West I.arned.
YWCA RESIDENCE
ASSISTANT COOK (WHlTED
Also woman or Eirl (whiteJ for dishwasn-
inE and maid work.
LIVE IN
75s HUBBARD RD-LAFAYETTE 1920
COLORED girl Tor soda fountain neat
appearing experienced preferred hut not
essential Apply AZ once. Professional
DruE. Detroit Leland.
CoLoRED - Cooking. light houseWork
good pay: stay nights University
2-s5s6. 1856 Blrchcrest
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-21
Female Help Wanted

COLORED- Shirt press operators; good
pay. good working conditions. ideal
Laundry, sjf Meifrum
COtORED Er,. clean-cut. for ktc n
work Heieus, OPS West McNicno5 o.
Hamilton
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-21

COLCHESTER, Lake Erie; cottage. fur.
nshed. private beach we'll, electric
pump. conveniences, 2-car garage; sacri.
flee. 81 300; cash needed. Trinity 1-7029.
COIORED-Free bathing: cool breezes on
Lake Gould; one-acre tracts Drive out
Grand River 3s miles, turn right on
Us-23 Ia miles; Sunday to 8. Address
Box 1897. Detroit Times.
eebeRFB-PRfvkTE LAKE, SMALL On.
sMEDLEY. 446 z. WARREN. TIE. 1-6lo1
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-21

FARMs-4o and so acres. good land.
buildings; also good hunting 40; all Page
wire fenced; Alcona County. McDonough,
Gulf Service and Grocery, Harrisville. Mich.
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-21
THE DETROIT TIMES
Situations Wanted-Femaie

BUNDLE WASHING II and carry
h. Townsend 7-024l
CURTAlSs-Neauy done ia home. SOC
pair. Also taelecloths. Tyler 6-s352
EXPERIENCED colored girl wants four
days $50 and carfare references
Townsend 6-4T6g.
EXPERIENCED colorec machine operator
dress shop or factory work. TOwnseno
500
EXPERIENCED eolored girl wishes dish
washing no night work. Townsend
s-46s4
EXPERIENCED colored girl wishes dsy
work So and car fare Trinity 2-S5s3
TYptsT clerk. refined, oolored: general OF
hce experience no shorthand. Temple
l=lllH
coLoRED giri. days. Win couple. piair
cooking city reference. lafayette s7s7
COLORED girl Il, wishes light week
work; references Trinity 1i254
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-21
A $500 DOWN PAYMENT

basement large attic. tile features large
iot Good transportation schools ana
stores open daily Apply AZ office 1854
East EiCht.Mue Road. Prospect 1895.
TURNER A. WILSON
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-21
Property Management
New Houses for Sale

a PEW NEW BRICK HOMES left bed
rooms, attic, full basement. II A heat,
All tie features. largest lot. city trans
portation only $500 down. long FLA
terms. Come out today. 1903 r Eight
Mile TT 2-1733.
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-21

LAHsER road, 1883, north James Couzens
Highway -- vorkmans paradise g
acreSb; 5 large rooms. beautifully land
scaped immediate possession. Sacrifice.
VIM putBsr. Ho.1+34, f-2+3e.----
NEAR iie.Livernols. Nice brick bun
EsIO"s large nVhs room = oedf
basement 40-ft. lot close 10 transporta-
ton. $3.50, 500 down. Only ; houses
left. Fulbeck, University 1920.
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-21
! Real Estate Wanted

RELIABLE colored buyers waiting fotI
property. any section. singleton. CA. 4eoeI
2f-HoUE service: sale. trade, east sidsI
property. Pettlne, oa3o Grattot. fi. 4030.I
CoLoRED buyers waiting Quick sales.
Cannon Bros. 1880 Sherman. Fitxroy|
0l40.
CoLoRED clients waiting; cash for your
property Kendriek. TT. 2-252f.
COLORED clients waiting; cash. terms.
PIG z. Vernon CT. 2l5a. TY. $500.
c0LORED clients waiting Single, dats.|
Terms or cash. Poole. TY. $500.
CONSULT the ENLARGED Real Estate nst-|
ings IN the big Sunday Tines Want Adj
Section
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-21
Female Help Wanted

TWO colored girls steady work. good
salary; no Sundays; hours s3O-4 30
over "a years. Apply between $3.50 only
1880 Gratiot Ave.
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-21
Housekeeping Rooms

BOULEVARD East Grand. 1895 DUBOIS
Housekeeping. complete TWO men 50.
Also sleeping three, four men.
BUTTERSUT STREET. 2o34 near Four
teenth car line. Light Housekeeping
apartment Reasonable rent.
TURNER, 1850 Dawson. Two rooms
Sl3 80. Refrigeration. Two adults
Dawson 1875.
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-21
Situations Wanted-Maie

ATTENTION NON ESSENTIAL.
ENTERPRISES
Young man. 23. machine operator, because
~ the stupidity OF me present admins
tratiop. may not WORK AZ his trade for
the next 80 days lie has done Office Wgrk.
some typing. VIII consider position paying
$50 a week and not requiring more than
IS hours week Address Box A-l53O.
DETROIT Times 81.
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-21
Convalescent Homes

uLORED-Convalescen hospital excel
lent tare; quiet: reasonable. il2O West
Warren TYLER 4-2f22
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-21

CEILINGS, walls washed. wallpaper
cleaned reliable. reasonable. guaranteed
WorSmanshIp. olive 1873.
COLORED wall washer - years expert
ence; reasonable pr.ces. Harms" Tenn
r.la nE1gQ
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-21
Income Bungalows for Sale


ACT quickly. Must sacrifice three large
lots. excelSntTy located Melrose 06e2.
BARGAIN "a choice lots. JOY Road
sehaefer Sec 1925. Ho. O772.
rpat .Syate bruKFr -''.'
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-21
COLORED FOLKS

Large lots. all Improvements. Dant wait!
Prices going up daily.
GROWN BLDG co. DEARBORN 5000
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-21
Wanted to Rent Apartments
Wanted TO Rent Houses

RESPONSIBLE working couple draft eX-
empt J-B rooms unfurnished. East Side.
Crosse PoiHte: VIII lease Niagara $3.50.
S25 REWARD -- Wanted, A-roon house
c0iored $50; adults. TT 2-05oa
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-21
FOR
RENT
Rentals Wanted

WANTED-5-room single house northwest
section; adults hest references per-
nanent location. carter. Cherry 5000
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-21
Acreage for Sale
Property. Sale or Lease
A partn1ent Property for Sale

CLARK PARK -I5.famuy corner frame:
80 rooms income $50; partly fur.
nished Si3.500. owner. LA. i75f
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-21
Female Help Wanted
srENoGRAPHER

sTENoGRAPHER
Experienced: age 2i 10 80; salary $3.50 20
Sl75 per month Write giving complete
Information regarding qualifications. Box
A 1886. Detroit, 81. Times.
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-21
Resorts for Sule

ST. CLAIR RIVER lot $50 a foot; real
bargain Ca 1900. TU,- -2-s479. 8
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-21

STFNOGRAPHERS
Experienced. age p 20 80. salary $3.50 90
Si75 per month Write giving complete
information regarding qualifications. Box
A-12s6, Detroit, 81 Times
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-21

BEAUTIFUL Ia acres, excellent soil;
Vreeland Road, close 10 Telegraph Road:
near Flat Rock. some with large trees:
S4e5, terms. CRoSsMAN. HO. 6444.
A 81 ACRE, nearly square. Hail Road.
nr. West Rd. 81 200. terms. Ho. e444.
ACRES. on schoolcraft-Paved; city
water. only S65 down. Newman. Joy It
Inkster rd Redford 0333 or Cherry 1850
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-21
Wanted to Rent Rooms
Flats for Rent
Apartments for Rent-Unfurnishe

CURT. s0s2-Upper fat rooms. adui
Dctroiters. Harper-Van Dyke.
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MUSIC NOTES

Beatress Moody, soprano, has
been at her home on Hazelwood
st, in Roxbury, sick for several
weeks with a very bad cold.
George WheatIey, violinist is
still in the City Hospital ill. but
is slowly improving and is ex-
pected to be at his home on
Camden st, very soon. Preston
Williams, conducted his New
Concert Instrumental Ensemble
IN a very interesting program,
before a large audience at asa
Mass. Ave. on Sunday after
noon, January 81. Ethel Fraser.
soprano and S. A. Kirton. as
sisted on the program. Betty
Samuel recently proved to be
talented for music, also Marian
Tyler. William Rhodes Opera
Society will give their Annual
History program on Sunday af-
ternoon, Feb. IA, at 5 O'Clock.
held in 464 Mass. Ave. Many of
our local concert vocal soloists
are now employed as regular
paid soloists in some of the Col
ored Church Choirs of Greater
Boston. They stated that their
musical education and training
demanded some salary for mu-
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-02-06
SPRINGFIELD

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Jan.
31-Mr. and Mrs. Andrew GIFT
fin of 252 Quincy st are being
congratulated on the birth of
a son. - A silver tea wos held
at the home of Miss Ruth
Trawick of 40 Charter ave,
under the auspices of Hostess
Club. A large number of SER
vicemen from Westover Field
were present. Mrs. Mary Lee
count was chairman of ar
rangements. - All persons able
to serve in the Red Cross sur
gical dressing unit are asked
to get in touch with Mrs.
Florence Lew of 149 King St.
Rev. Charles S. Miller, son Of
Mrs, Nellie Miller of Charter
ave, former pastor Of tine
Shiloh Church at $50 Union
st is leaving for Philadelphia
to take a new pastorate. -
Charlie Barfield of AS Munroe
st, this city, died at the West
field Hospital, Jan 9th. Be-
sides his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charlie Barfeld and two SIS
tiers, Mrs. Jacob Taylor and
Mrs. Laura Harper of Snow
Hill, N. c. He leaves Mrs. Rosa
oSburn, Mrs. Grace Bryant.
Mrs. Peral Burke, Messrs. Har-
vey and Martin Ellison of this
city. - Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford
Russell of 121 Quincy st an
nounces the birth of a son. -
Caleb R. GLADDEN. of 35 Char
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-02-06
We ARE ALL
AMERICANS, TOO
BY ANSELMO KRIGGEE


(KNS)-The intrepidity and
example Of our leaders in this
country are beyond comparison.
Here we learn how fearlessIy
President Roosevelt, in spite of
his physical infrmities took his
recent airplane trip to Africa,
during a real war. Mrs. Roose-
welt, his indefatigable wife, a
short time ago few to England.
Our FIRST parents" have four
sons in the war, our Governor
of Massachusetts,, His Excellen-
cy Leverett Saltonstall, has two
sons in the service, one over
seas, also one of his daughters
is a WAVE, something we COL
ored people have not as yet.
Mrs, SaltonstaIl has donated her
blood to the Red Cross at least
four times and now she is train
ing to be an assistant to a
nurse.
What an example for young
America! What a heritage?
Our colored youngsters just
must match all this. We are all
Americans tool
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-02-06
MAIDEN

UNION BAPTIST CHURCH
Reu. Willard L. Clayton, Pastor
MAIDEN, Mass, Feb. l.
Despite the prevailing wintry
conditions on Sunday morning
a goodly number was present
to hear Rev. Clayton's sermon
on "The Things BY Which We
Conquer" In the evening he
used as his text, "a Great
Heritage" tracing from John
The Baptist down to the pres
ent day some of the outstand-
ing leaders of the Baptist
church. A general assembly was
held by Mrs. Day, Superinten-
dent. The Beginners depart
ment was represented by lit
tie Jo-Anne Gibson, the only
one Of department. present.
Rev. Clayton was one of the
speakers at the Winter Insti-
tute Of the Centre Methodist
church on Wednesday evening
when Roland Hayes book,
"Angel Mo- was reviewed. -
The monthly meeting of the
Workers Conference of the
Sunday School was held at the
home of Mrs. Alberta NJ. C.
Valentine on Thursday even
ing. - The funeral of Mr.. John
H. Bullock of Everett was held
on Friday, the 22nd, at Hen
derson's Funeral Home, Broad
way, Everett, with Rev. Clay
ton officiating. Several solcs
were rendered by Rev. Willis
ton Hobart accompanied by
Mrs. Bella Hinton. Owing to
illness, Mrs. Bullock was un-
able to be present, being at st.
Monica's Home, Roxbury. The
remains were accompanied by
Mrs. Lille A. Mason, a daugh-
ter, to Henderson, N. C. Mr..
Bullock is survived by a num-
Der Of relatives.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-02-06
WEST NEWTON
VT. ZION BAPTIST CHURCH

MT. ZION BAPTIST CHURCH
Req. J. H. Dennis, Pastor
On to Mt. Zion Baptist
church, West Newton, Mass,
The midweek service is capti-
waiting and helpful, 1t grows in
spirit, strength and activity.
The leadership goes from
member to member, directed
by the pastor. We ask you 10
meet with us any Wednesday,
8 p m. We also invite you with
us Sunday, Feb. Z, 1915 a M.
Subject: Files in the ONT
nent," Sunday School l2:15
p m. B L II 7 p m, Subject:
what About it?" 7:45 p m:
Faith and Hope" Commun-
ion follows. Preaching by the
pastor. For all days Sunday,
Jan. 81, was a real test. Mt
Zion was able to go through
with her usual line Of service,
as many braved the sonw
storm and found their place
in Gods House. Morning text:
Fixed for Service" First
meeting Of the B L H this
year was we'll attended. Sub
ject; what Of It?" opened by
Mrs. v. Ellis, 8 p m. Sermon to
the ushers. Subject: Watch
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-02-06
WEST MEDFORD

w. MEDFORD, MASS, Feb. 2
Rev. ]. Frederick Bailey, pas
tor of Shiloh Baptist Church,
was absent from his pulpit
Sunday, Rev. William Bailey oc-
cupied the pulpit and preached
a very constructive sermon on
THE Revelations of God"
Though the day was very win
try with the streets piled high
with snow, the attendance was
fair. Rev. J. Frederick Bailey
was the guest preacher at the
Church in Newport, r. I. for
Sunday and was missed by his
congregation. The Church
School was held in Joint session
with all the departments COM
bined with the exception of the
Beginners Department. The at
tendance was quite satisfactory
and the pupils found the les
son very interesting. Mrs. Rog-
err Lightfoot was a visitor in
the Adult ClasS.--The funeral
of Mrs. Melinda Miller was held
on Jan. Is at the Church with
Rev. j. H. Smith of Winchester
New Hope Baptist Church
preaching the sermon. Mrs.
Miller lived to tn eripe old age
of SO years and was the oldest
living member of the Shiloh
Baptist Church being one Of its
founders. She had been con-
lned by sickness for quite a
long time. - The scheduled
meeting of the Parents Teach
ers Round Table Discussion in
tended to be held last Thursday
evening was called off on ac-
count of the blizzard. This
meeting will be held on a Sun
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-02-06

ter ave, q veteran of the last
war re-entered the U. S. Naval
Reserve at the age of AZ. The
father of II children, Mr.
GLADDEN. sets a record for this
city for enlistees in the present
war.
From Hill TO Dwight Street
This column wishes Paul
Mason of Bay st, happy birth
day on Feb. 2 =. Mr.. Mason
has two sons in the service,
Arnum and Bert Eddie
Madison and Jack the Taylor
intended to hear the radio
broadcast of the fight Friday
night, they both fell asleep
motto, Don't be so sure of any
thing after a visit from
her sister, Miss Mildred Walk
er accompanied her to Wor-
cester where she spent pleas
ant days with her father, Mr..
Charles Walker and relatives
.. Sam Walker and Frank
Eddy are among the popular
boys doing their bit in de-
tense at the Chapman VaIvus
=. Mrs. William Weldon, Jr.
is doing her bit at Springfield
Armory as machine operator
while her husband is some
where over seas with U. S
forces Friends of Rather
inc Bugs Simmons are pleas
ed to know that, after a long
illness, she is able to engage iii
Defense work at Holyoke,
Mass. Mrs. Evelyn Kink,
who enjoys bowling, has been
transferred to the assembly
Dept. at Springfield Armory
William Woodgett, grand
son of Mrs. Helen Woodgett Of
81 Queen Street is located at
the Naval Training station at
Great Lakes, III.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-02-06

RUSH A. M. z. ZION CHURCH
Rep. Charles II. Foggie, Pcstor
Rev. william Henderson was
the guest speaker at the
morning and evening worship.
Rev. Henderson spoke on "You
Are Cordially Invited" in the
morning. The solos rendered
by Rev. Henderson added
much to the Service.
Last Friday evening Chap
lain Shaw OF Harvard gave an
inspiring and interesting talk
to members of the Livingstone
College Club at the home of
Miss Beryl Greene. Interest
ing remarks even also given by
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Cambridge

Chaplain Hicks. The members
club were complimented on
their interest and integrity in
behalf of Livingstone college.
Holy communion will be adj
ministered next Sunday Morn
ing. Rev. VIM. Henderson will
be the guest speaker.
The Senior & Junior Choirs
viii give a Silver Musical Tea
on Sunday, February 81, at
$3.50 pm. at the home Of Mrs.
Ben Alexander, 1870 Western
Ave. An excellent program
has been planned.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-02-06
CHELSEA
PEOPLES BAPTIST CHURCH
1876 Pearl Street

PEOPLES BAPTIST CHURCH
1876 Pearl Street
Revs. Virgiss Hill, Samuel u
Bullock, Drs. r. T. Reed and
J. E. Jeltz, Pulpit Committee in
Charge.
The services at the Peoples
BAPTIST church, Chelsea, viii
be as follows: Morning service
Sunday 1o:45, DR.. r. T. Reed
in charge and will preach.
Sunday School 1890 p m, Mrs,
Levina Milliken in charge. Ho-
ly Conn. union every first Sun
Gay evening at 7.
Week Day Services
Prayer and praise service ev-
cry Friday evening at 7 with
DR.. r. T. Reed in charge.
Choir rehearsal every Tuesday
evening at 7. Rev. Virgiss Hill.
ehorister. To these services
the public is cordially invited.
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men," After which they were
installed. Directress, Miss SAL
ly Hall, Mrs. E. Hatton, Mrs. r.
Bland. Mrs. V. Ellis, and Mrs.
B. Cooper. Porters: Mr.. James
Bland and E. Hatton.-Mt. ZiUn
has lost one of her oldest
members in the person of Mrs.
Mary Elizabeth Bland, of vir-
ginia I'd, West Newton, Mass.
Her people have our sympathy
and regret.-Funeral Monday.
Feb. ! at 2 p m.
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are quite pleased, naturally. We
have also noted some joyous
young faces and others not
quite so joyous, for report cards
are out this week. Miss Agnes
Odem, formerly of West Med
ford, is recuperating at the
Rutland State Sanitorium, Rut-
land, Mass.
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steal services rendered. The
Greater Boston Organists and
Directors Guild have planned
to support all singers who are
interested in giving concerts
and helping them to demand a
salary for professional musical
services rendered. On February
%, the Guild is giving a Musi-
cal Festival. WAR.