The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-09-18

Dr. G A Allen, SGT Columbus
ave returned this week from
Atlanta, Ga, where he attended
the funeral Of hisbrother, John
S Allen, who had conducted q
prosperous real estate business
under the name Of Allen Real
Estate Co., the only incorpor-
ated colored real estate COM
pany in Georgia.
Mrs Mabel Johnson Dean Of
6 Claremont Park leaves today
for a months vacation visiting
friends in New York city and
other points.
The first fall meeting Of the
executive committee Of Boston
Branch. NAACP, will be held or
Monday, Sept 20. 5:45 p m, 49,
Mass ave.
Edgar B Howard Of Harrisof
st who was temporarily in
capacitated by q heavy cold
has returned to work quite
himself again.
A programme of Piano and
Organ music will be given BY
Stanley Kirton on Sunday af-
ternoon, Oct. "a. 1913. at the
Twelfth Baptist church, Rev.
w. H. Hester, pastor. The pro-
gramme will begin at 1 O'Clock
sharp.
STURGIS CHEMICAL NOTES
Who first discovered Amer
lea? No one knows. NJ A De
Quatre in his work, Human
Species" page 200, writes that
Black populations we're found
in America in small numbers
living in the midst Of differ
ent population as isolated
tribes in the midst Of Indian
tribes when Columbus arrived
here in 1892, The names Of
these Afro-American tribes
were as follows: Chayvae Of
Brazil, Carribees Of ST Vim
cents Island in the Gulf Of
Mexico; JamaSSi Of Florida;
Californians Of California.
These tribes were all true At
ricans and not black Indians.
The only black Indians were
the Kans Of Kansas who were
as black as the Africans but
were Indians. STURGIS
CHEMICAL CO., 648-648-A
Shawmut Ave, opposite Ken
dali st.
The Sept Soeurs Club met al
the home Of Mrs c Wilson, I9
Lincoln st, W Medford, Sept Z,
the efficient president, Mrs
Lillian Cooper, presided. 1t was
the clubs autumn opening af-
ter a recess since early in June.
The members are elated over
the return Of a former, devot-
ed member, Mrs Colston, and
are anticipating with deep ap-
probation the loyal support Of
their many friends.
The Junior Pilgrims Progress
Club of Ebenezer Baptist Church
will sponsor a Musical Festival
and Tea at the church Sunday,
Sept. rs. at 3 P. vi. Jr. Choirs
appearing will be from ST. Barth-
olomew's, Phyllis Wheatley Tenn
pie Juvenile Elks Group IL and
Ebenezer Junior Choir.
Mrs Edna williams Of 80
Warwick ST enjoyed a two
weeks vacation in Fairfield.
Conn, and Englewood, n J
visiting relatives whom she had
not seen for 20 years. Her
daughter, Miss Thelma Will
liams spent the last week end
Of the visit going down from
Camp Atwater where she was
the nurse in charge and thence
to Richmond, Vt to visit her
great grandmother with stop
offs in Camden, N J and Wash
ington, D c. Another member
OF the family, Mrs Willie Jack
son, Of 131 W Lenox st, moth
er Of Mrs Edna williams left
on the 18th for a three weeks
visit to her mother in Rich
mond. making four generations
in the reunion.
Mrs Ruth A Butler Of jam
aica Plain gave a party for
Mrs Empaa Merritt of Detroit.
Mich. Other guests were Mrs
Fannie Merritt, mother Of Mrs
Merritt, Mesdames MOllie
Gardner. Lizzie Hudson, Nc
David, Clara Hornsby, Nancy
Hargrayes, Madeline Murray. J
Gnslir, Marraret Rravf-,,