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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-11-24

Sebr beaetdnenb iit bic Radridt.
oab bonn ndditen Sdulieneite an Die
engliide Sprade in oreibierteI Der
iomietruiiiiben Sdulen oblieatoriid
iein miro. Daraus iheint berporauee.
ben oab &ublan6 feine Mbiidt bat,
iid in Die ISOLATION auriidauaieben.
&ieraulanbe bat es nit ben Gremo.
ipra6en bon ieber gebapert, aber bic
3eit miro fommen. ba bic Mmerifaner
ibre aenntnis fernber Spraden ner.
beiiern nniiifen, tpenn iie in Der Na9-
friegstpelt niht fdtner i'm NabteiI
fein tpouen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-11-24

perfaiiung, ipelder Die MeIieionsfrei-
belt anerfennt.
sSn Der omtliben engIiiden neber.
iesung Der geidihte Der &ommuni-
itiiden 9artei MuBlanos, peIde 1889
in Meosfau peroffentIidt puroe. beibt
es: ,,@epiiiensfreibeit l1no bas @ebt
fir relieionsfeinoIide Hropaganoa
miro ie6em giirger ourd bic Sotpiet-
perfaiinng 5ugebiuigt."
Was aber ben Status Der Geligion
in SonietrnBlanb bon Dem in ben
Ser. 5taaten unterideioet, lit Die
Eatiade, oaB Die Sopietberfaiiune
nidt Die Greibeit religi0ier Hropa-
ganoa anerfennt gs lit gum 9eiipieI
,ngeieslid, Minoeridbrigen @eli-
gionsunterri9t au erteilen.
Bor Der &epolution gab es uber
800 @irden in Mosfau sm Sabre
1889 tpurbe in l.ngefdbr nod 90 Sir
6en @ottesbienit abgebalten. Die iibri-
gen naren peridp1noen, ODER in 60
ragen umgepanoelt tporoen. Mud ST.
nos, Mrbetterflubs un6 religionsfeino-
li6e Muieen bate man 6araus ge-
madt. Dad einige &ir9en tparen nod
often uno tpuroen 5urneiit bon dlteren
Berionen beiu6t. 1nb einige iino audi
iebt nod offen.
@as nun Stalins 8otidaft an ben
Ratriarden betrifft, 10 tpar bic bIoBe
Satfade, oaB Der Yren1ier bon Der
griiten5 oes &irdenbertreters Noti5
nabm, eine l1nerborte Na6ribtenmel-
bung, Die nod auoen aus Mosfau
fam. Dob ueroen 5ablreibe tpeitere
gnttuidlungen notpenbis fem, ebe bic
Neligionsfreibeit in GuBlano oerieni-
gen abnelt, oie gum 9eiipieI Mmerifa-
ner gem0bnt itn6.
@eoer bie &egierungspreiien @uB-
lambs nod Die Der Ser. Staaten ornf-
ten 8ibeln. glber in SotpietruBlanb
gibt es feine pribaten gerIage, oie
Ser. Staaten baben ite oagegen. l1no
oies lit bielleidt Der funoamentale
l1nteridieo Der Sreibeit in ben beiben
2anoern - ooer irgenbeiner Sreibeit
@s lit bie Sreibeit plus pripatem un-
ternebmangsgeiit.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-11-24

nBringen Sic ben Brief 5ir Hoft,
Winna!'
"gs 1T bod aber Elm 10 ideuBlihes
Better. bob man feinen Suno bin
ausibidt."
.Dann Iaiien sic Mdnne 3u &du-
riel" "..:@
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-11-24
Gedanken und
Erinnerunsen
Bon Ren. s. Guertges
(Gortiesung =

porbet; iaben Die prdHttgen @ebauoe,
umgeben nit eir1em eiiernen &etten'
5aun; Die Sront parfdbnlib nit
8uidpflanaen uno 8lunen bepflan5t,
neben oem Sous, ipeitlid am 8erge
Der sroBe aepfelgarten, norolid
bonn Saus oie pielen Stalungen;
Iinfs bonn @ege eine grobe Seuideu.
ne uno Stanungen. 9tpei groBe 8lut-
bunoe iprangen I'M @arten .berunt,
uno elm paar S61ferbunbe binten in
Der 8iebtpeibe. @ir befamen Mngit bor
oieien groBen Sunoen; mir itno oes'
balb ipater fait ME 5um Drafes ge.
gangen, Inn Mild, Butter ooer gier
au faufen. Muf) ipar Der alte Drafes
gu itramm uno berrii6 uno oie 8eibs,
leute lieBen itd) ielten ieben. go gin'
gen mir lieber gum Scr. Mcgartbp,
Der nGdite Na6bar i'm groBen 3iegel.
baus, iiiolid bon Orafes BEL Der gro
BEN 8riide ~-s~
8eim Mcgartbp ipar. ieoe Berion
liebebol1. CT unb feline liebe Srau,
feline S06ter uno iein Sobn iudten
alien 51 sefallen Nabmen uns freuno.
lid auf in ibr Saus, gaben l1ns fleine
@ei9enfe ipie Srii6te uip., 5eieten
uns lire &eller uno Wildfammer
uftp. go falften mir aues bonn Wc.
gartbp. Mud gaben iie INNER Elm Dol.
leg WaB bon allem. Spater tauften
Die Deutiden alles bon ibm; ia, iie
fon,,ten Die Oeutiben ni9t alle be-
frieoigen Darun1. muBte man oft gu
ben anberen 8auern geben.
8ir fubren peiter unb famen nod
an 5tpei 8auernbduiern borbei, boh
ifienen oieie fleine &atner 5u iein.
@nbli6 famen mir rnten in bic neue
aolonie an. Die 5tpei lesten Sduier
maren fir uns 5tpei Samilien be.
itimmt lno fertig gum @insieben.
3pei lange 9feiben bon Sauiern 81,
beioen Seiten bes 8eges. unlere 9ei.
be Log iiioli6 bonn @ege; n0rblid)
oapon tpobnte ibon Der S6n1ieo bon
Der 3ede, namens Smitb. Ct uno
fein Sobn arbeiteten in Der S6miebe
Bel Der 3e6e. Ser 8ater tpar idon
ettpas alt uno gab feline 4rbeit balo
aaf. 8n1. Mino befam bann feline
anitellung. 8alo b0rte aud iein Sobn
auf lno Damn befam g6tpar6 51ro.
Der, Salbbruoer gum 0nfeI &arl
Sdr0ber, ieinen Soften oIs Sdmieo.
Das tuaren ,.niere eriten Nadbarn.
@s tparen quite 2eute, aber bic Deut.
iden tparen au biel fir oieie Imeri.
faner. sic aogen meg.
Nm Montag morgen ginsen Die
Mdnner an Die Mrbeit, mo iie anee.
itent tpuroen bonn Oberiteiger. SIN
stoller, i'm Sdadt, I'M Baiierfumpf,
i'm 2uftihadt, in ben ,,gntres" il,
Der @rube, iiberan tparen idon Mdn.
ner an Der Mrbeit, peIde bic @rube
gum RobIenforbern borbereiteten. Der
EippeI tpltroe gebaut, oaau bic Maidi.
nen uno Dampffeiiel eingeIest i'm
Mai6inenbaus, bic Babnseleie geleei
gum slufidieben Der 4oblentpagen.
Hfer6eitdae eingeridtet uim.
go ging es ben ganaen Monat lang
peiter, Biz baB bic Deutiden anita
men uno einaieben fon1ten. So, aud
6d tpar nod Iange ,1idt alles fertig
Defenders feblte nod Der groBe @efen
Sxnf{eInAen Nfnfhefp 0irfip 1fni
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-11-24
Mnsiidt anf @eligions=
fretbeit tn s0luiets
rnklanb?

Hreiie, 8aoe @erner. ergebt iid in
ldngern grpagungen iiber Die an-
aeiden betr. Miloerung Der antireli-
giofen @eiete in 5otpietruBlono ooer
gar elmer 9ufbebrng berfelben. gr
| ihreibt:
gor einigen Sabren. als 5ablreide
&irden in SotpietruBIano abgeriiien
lpuroen, Inn Blab fir Neubauten au
MAIDEN, fonnte man in 6en Mosfaler
&inos einen beliebten Madri9tenfiIn
ieben, Ser 5eigte. tpie bas @ottesbous
nit Dpnan1it eeiprengt tuuroe. Die
befannten 3tpiebeltiirme, peI6e ruff
ide &irden trasen, itiir5ten berunter
uno Die @loden fradten auf einen nit
4asenfopfen gepflaiterten Blas.
Dann IieB man oen Slim riidtpdrts
laufen, uno tpie ourd Elm 8unber
tpurbe Die Stride Stid Inn Stiid
uieoer errtdtet, Biz iie, nit fdpin=
genoen @loden, Dor Dem Iuge bes
3uidauers itano. 3ulebt biipfte Dos
ooppelte slnoreasfreu5 auf Die Eiirme.
War bieier Slim fir SomietruB.
lano propbetiid? +
gs lit oas pieIleidt Elm an oen
&aaren berbeiee5ogener @eoanfe, aber
+ id fonnte mild ieiner ni9t ertpebren,
als ih in Der 3eitung oie Mosfauer
Meloung las, iponad 8rer1ier Stalin
,,@riiBe unto Danf' an ben itellbertre.
tenoen Gatriar6en Der ruiiii6-ortbo.
rem Stride fir Die Sanmlungen gum
Mnfauf bon Eanfs iiberianot batte.
l1n0 ih par friiber in Der Soipiet.
union itationiert getpeien, mo- id ben
oben geidiloerten Slim mir angeieben
bate.
Dtplonaten, uel1e na6 1917 biele
Sabre NIT l1nterbrebungen in Rub-
lano berbrabt baben, parnten Dor b.
ltigen S6luBfoleerungen. @inige erin-
nerten oaran, baB oie 1922 efnee-
fibrte neue ruiiiide @irtidaftspolitif
- Sep genannt - bielfad 5u opti.
miitiid als Der 8eginn elmer &iidfebr
&uBlanos gum fapitaliitiiden 5pitem
ausgelegt tporoen mar.
Sene Yolitif tp1roe in perbdlnis.
mdBig rubigen 3eiten eingeidlagen.
Stalins unerb0rte Botfdaft ou ben
ftelbertretenben Yatriarden abef er-
folete inn,itten zines entfetliden
&rieges. Sn elmer Belt. oa Der arieg
Die lnitdt bieler menfden iiber Die
@eligion dn6ert.
Bisber aber fat es nod ,,iemanb
geuagt, 5u propbeaeien. oaB Stalin,
Der in feiner Susenb elm Brieiterie-
ninar beiuhte. an ben Buien Der al
lein ieligmadenoen Stride 5uriidfeb-
rem miro. Dod lit es ,,nbermei6lid.
bob feline Botidoft aommentare in
Der ea,,5en Welt berborrufen tpiro.
| Seit StaIin our Madt fam, lit es
6as erftenal, oab er Elm frel,nolides
Bort fir einen Rirhenbertreter iibrig
botte. bob suoem nod bic Nadridt
oariiber bon 6er Soipietprefie berof-
|fentlidt tpurbe. gs iino atpnr in ben
bergmgenen Sabren &ir9el1bertreter
berfdie6entlih in Der Sotpietpreiie er-
mGbnt tpor6en. aber ,,ur als Mngeflag-
te in &ohberratsprodeiien.
| Dieie proaeiie uno bic Edfigfeit Der
angriffsluitigen @ottloien.2iga tparen
ito 5ablreid, baB Diele 2eute auber-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-11-24

i
no Der Menfh aIle friiberen Bequem.
Iidfeiten bermibt. Dod Mdnner iino
bart, neiit raub lno rob; finb 5ufrie.
BEN, tpenn fie @elb MAIDEN. iid) gut
fleioen, einen rauben l1nb trinfen
fonnen. Dabei bergaBen fte Die alte
Seimat, benn ite batten feine 3eit,
baran 5u berfen.
8ei ben Srouen nor es etipas an.
oeres. sic tparen INNER au Saus in
oerielben l1mgebllng uno glrbeit 8ei
ibnen itelten ftd alle 8eoiirfniiie Elm,
bic ser mann ni6t fennt. 8eionbers
itnb es oie &inber, tpelde ibnen biel
2ait, biele unnannebnlibfeiten berei-
ten. sSeoer Mangel, iebes geoiirfnis,
iebes 2eioen bes &inoes fornnt an bic
Mutter, Die INNER belfen ion.
Ser nadite 5onntag fam uno nun
tpuBten mir oen @eg unb tpie lang.
Gesbalb friiber meg, oenn mir tpollten
in Die erite Weie. 0iesmal burfte i6
n1iteeben; oas tot i9 nit Sreuoen.
9eidt aue gingen NIT, benn einige CT
tpadiene muBten 5u Sauie bleiben.
Srau Eereie SLEEPER ging NIT uno
l1niere Wutter blieb 5u Sauie. -
Dieien idonen, berrliden &ird.
gang our6 Die griinen Edler, an oie-
| len boben, borbangenoen Selien tpie in
Semlod uno in Sulpbur Springs
porbei, INNER oen ibldneelnoen 8eg
nab Bis iiber ben boben gergesriiden
bet Sbatpnee, bergeiie id ME. Mud
Die Stride, BEN Baitor, oas Bfarrbaus,
oen 8erg, tporouf Die Stride lieet,
Die lange Ereppe bonn Eal CUR Stride,
Die Gabrifen, 8abn uno @ruben, Die
pielen Sduier pergeiie id ME.
Sbatpnee mar nidt ib0n; oer
2irdplab iebr unfreunolid. @ir frieg-
ten oas Seimmeb, als mir na9 Sauie
rnaribierten, trauerten uno fait pei,t-
ten mir: mir batten tpieber nidts Der.
| 1tanoen.
| Ser5, mein &er5, tparum 10 trau,
rig, uno mas ion oas M6 ,tnb @eb
gs lit aud id0n i'm fremoen 2anoe,
Ser5, mein Ser5, mas feblt Dir mebr
Ser5, mein Ser5, mas feblt Dir mebr
8as mir feblt2 gs febIt mir alles
bin iogar perloren bier. Sei's aud
idon i'm frenoen 2anoe, bod 5ur Sci.
mat miro iie ME.
Sn Die Sein1at n0dt' id tpieoer
aber balo. bu lieber baIo. Mo9t' gum
9ater, m0dt, aur Mrtter. m09t' ~
8erg unb 5els unb @alo.
Modt' bic @loden tpieber b0ren
tuenn Der Senner gum 9erge treibt
tpenn bic &iibe freuoig fpringen, uni
fein 2amm inn Sal berbIeibt.
Ser5, meiu Sera il, @ottes So
men, 3 elm 2eiben, glib bi1 orein
Bin es @ott, 10 fann er beIfen, oaf
luir balo gu Sauie fein.
| Sa, mas miro 6as nod geben
fragte aud Grau Bieper. Die beiorgtt
Eereie, bic INNER boraus mar.
! ,,Na", meinte iie, bier bleiben tpi,
aber nidt, tpenn i'd es dnbern fann
Meinen @lauben min id nidt Der
lieren IN oieiem tpiloen 2anbe. tpo al
les proteitantiid 1T. Sier bleiben nil
nur 10 lange tpie tpir miiiien; ,petr
mir genug @elb baben, 6ann geber
mir meg nod @isconfi1. Bel Ba6er
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-11-24

aellner: Warum tpolIen Sic nibt
faliden @aienbraten nebmen?
@aft: I'm @ottesniQen, Der ridtige
&aie lit BEL Sbnen idon falid genug,
uno Die falld miro erit Der falfde
'ein!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-11-24

Serr so. Eaplor. Der 0ertreter
Brdiioent Mooiepelts beim 8atifan,
erfldrte nad elmer Ronferena nit bem
Prdiioenten, oaB er feine Befiirhtun-
gen fir Die ,Siderbeit oes Hapites be-
&c. sd fann mir nidt boritellen, bob
ielbit elm Deutider oem Hapit ettpas
in ben @eg lest'', iagte er.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-03-06
Gansett Opening
Plans Completed

Pawtucket, r. I.-FolIowing
a conference with Racing
Secretary Robert S. Shelley,
who jOurneyed from Miami to
Providence over the week end,
Judge James e. DOoley, exec
utive head of Narragansett
Racing Association, announced
this week that racing arrange
mentS had been completed
for the Spring meeting which
opens April 10 and continues
through May 8.
To meet the modified condi-
tons under which the meet
ing must be conducted in view
of transportation curtailments,
and to place the sport on the
SoundeSt possible basis so as to
insure its continuance, a
change in the conditions of
the customary five Spring stake
events has been decided upon.
Thus, while the usual FIVE
events will be raced under
the same names, over the same
distances and for the same
aged horses, conditions will be
rewritten so as to convert them
into overnight handicaps. One
will be decided on each Of the
five Saturdays of the meeting,
the entries being taken on the
preceding Wednesdays and
Weights published on the pre-
ceding Thursdays. All purses
for the overnight handicaps
will be $4,000. Purses for all
other races at the meeting
will be $500.
With the announcement,
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-03-06
WAR ECONOMY BULLETIN NUMBER |

ISSUED by the Massachusetts Committee Public Safety
MARCH 1-CANNED FOODS-Pont rationing be-
gins. War Ration Book required. Blue Stamps A, B,
and totaling 48 points, good through March. Red
stamps-for meats-to be used later
MARCH 13-FUEL OIL-No, coupons become
good. No coupons good until APRIL r.
MARCH GAR-Raton stamp II Book y
expires.
TAXES-Federal tax return must be
filed and first nstallment paid before this date.
MARCH 21-GASOLINE-No. 4 coupons in A book
expire
CoFFEE-Ration's stamp rs Book y
expires
MARCH 31-TIRES-Inspection deadline for holders
of Book "a is MARCH 81.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-03-06

Judge Dooley made the follow
ing statement: "All horSemen
will recognize the necessity Of
a modified stake schedule and
a reduction in purses at his
time, the strong possibility of
reduced attendances ana a
drop in the pari-mutuels wag-
ering are facts to be faced.
However, should the bust
ness exceed our present ex-
pectations, horsemen know
from past experience at Mar
ragansett Park, there will be
no need to petition the man
agement for a restoration Of
the former purse levels. That
step will be taken voluntarily
and gladly. Meanwhile, all rae
ing people must cooperate with
the requirements Of all Gov
ernmental agencies engaged il
the prosecution of the war. Our
industry proved last year that
it can render invaluable serv-
ices during these dark days
we must and will make even
greater efforts in this year OF
1943."
While Judge Dooley has not
yet reached i decision as to
the actual and practical value
Of horse transportation to the
track, he has secured options
upon sufficient horses and We
hicles for this purpose. He is
also investigating closely the
setting Of a post time that
will not conflict with the high
peak Of regularly scheduled
travel in the vicinity of the
track.
1t is expected that the big
plant will be ready to receive
horses by March 18th.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-03-06

mileage from their B Ration
Book may now get additional
allowances-if they show they
cannot get to their jobs any
other way.
Applications must be made
to local rationing boards and
must fulfill the following con-
ditions in addition to needing
more gaS-1. That driving is
between home and a fixed
place of work, in connection
with their principal occupa
ton; 2. That either a ride
sharing arrangement has been
made or that the vehicle car
ries a full load, and 8. That
alternative transportation is
inadequate.
OUTERWEAR
GARMENTS PRICES
Consumers will find womeu's
and children'S dresses, suits,
coats, skirts and blouses for
sale at approximately he
same price levels Of last spring
and summer for substantially
the same quality Of apparel,
OPA has announced. Ceiling
prices for these garments
must be plainly marked on the
apparel or posted in that part
Of the retail store where the
commodity is offered for sale.
RICE, BICYCLES
Rice is not rationed, the
OPA has treasured consumes.
Another announcement by
OPA stated that prices for
used bicycles will be substan-
TALLY reduced in the near fu-
ture.
V-MAIL SAFEST
More than fifty Thousand
V-mail letters from American
soldiers in England to relatives
and friends in the U. S. were
destroyed when a Canada
bound Raj plane crashed in
Newfoundland. The original
letters were reproduced at
the Army Postal Services "
mail station in England and
dispatched a later plane for
the U. S. This incident shows
the value of V-mail over ord
mary letters.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-03-06
Army And Navy Recreation Center
Sponsored BY
Boston Soldiers And Sailors Recreation Committee
Sponsored BY

The USO recreation center
this week moved from $50
Mass ave to RuggleS Hall, Rug
giles Hall, Ruggles and Wash
ington SITS, We will have a
larger program and many new
activities for the service men
during their leisure time in
Boston. Gratefully we thank
all thoes clubs and service
agencies who have contributed
so largely toward entertaining
The boys while we have been
without a center for their use.
Among those agencies are 558
Mass. ave, Robert Gould Shaw
House, Cambridge Community
Center, Cambridge YWCA.
Clubs assisting included Back
Bay Hostess Club, Pres. Miss
c, Bellegrove, Miss Sara Con-
ycrS, supervisor; Macedonian
Club, Mrs, Beatrice Moody,
Pres; Friendship Club of Inc
Shaw House, Mrs. M. CaS2.
Pres, Mrs. Beulah Hester, SUI
pervisor; Mrs. F. Lesueur,
chairman of Defense commit
Tee, Mrs. B. Lambert, se;ty.
Members are as follows: Mes
DANES G. Randolph, M. Lewis,
A. Duncan, M. Bell, E. Daw.
son, H. Pinkney, F. Woods, ] Z.
Williams, G. Sanford, M. Nor
ION, E. Brown, E. Scott, a
Van Duzer.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-03-06
The Home Front
MAY STILL GET
RATION BOOK ONE

Any person who did not reg
lister for War Ration Book
One before Jan. IS. 1943 may
get it from his local War Price
and Ration Board provided
the necessary application has
been examined and approved.
GET YOUR COAL SUPPLY
Because certain kinds of
coal are now difficult to cb-
tain, consumers are urged TO
place orders for their entire
next winters supply immedi-
ately, to accept the coal as it
can be delivered, and to place
it in protective storage during
summer months when ,produc-
ton and transportation are
more readily available.
GAS TO DRIVE TO WORK
Car owners who drive to
work and do not get enough
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-03-06

A delicious home coor9d
dinner was served by the
Friendship Club of the Shaw
House Saturday, Feb. 20 to ITO
service men who enjoyed it to
the last crumb. MANY we're
heard 10 remark during the
course of the meal "iust like
mother cooks" It was v-ry
timely, in that the Center was
closed on account of being
condemned by the commit
sioner,
The hostess Of the Back
Bay Hostess Club were roya. iy
entertained last week by the
following groups: Non-Com
missioned officers, Company L.
Company B and Boys from
Chestnut Hill. All these Serv
ice men made very gracious
hosts.
The staff members deserve a
great deal Of praise for their
untiring efforts in helping to
keep their programmes during
the closing Of the Center in
its entirety. They have work
ed early and late and have
done remarkably well in keep
ing the boys happy.
Dance at NeU Location,
RuggIeS Hall, RuggIeS Street.
Service men are tnUited to the
Dance to be held at Ruggles
Center, Saturday, March 6
Dancing to an orchestra. e.. ...
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-03-06
CARD OF THANKS


To Ny Many Friends
and WeJl10tSherSs
I am taking this hunble
way of expressing my gratitude
and appreciation for the
many beautiful convalescent
cards and birthday cards, fruit
and flowers received during
my illness and for my birthday
On March 3. Your kind remem-
brances and thoughtful senti-
ments have brought me many
hours Of cheer and are helping
me to a speedy recovery.
Mrs. Pearl B. James.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-03-06
A THOUGHT FOR ToDAy

"A 1hOOOul FUN IOOAY
What are we here for, you and I,
Filled with privileges high and
hand
AS the long, wonderful days go
by,
Each one stretching to us a
grand?
Born with a meaning our lives
must be.
God has a purpose in you and
me.
We are here, you and l, to pass
along
Blossoms of kindness, of glad
ness and song;
To give of our joys like a sacred
cup,
That sorrowing hearts may be
buoyed up,
To offer the struggling, where'er
we stand
The comfort and strength of a
willing hand.
This we are here for, you and I,
AS the long, wonderful days go
by.
Regular meetings of Temple
1st and 3rd Fridays. P R Hayes,
DIR Ruler; Hilda Talbot, Vice
DIR Ruler and Chairman Of
sick committee.
Sick Daughters. Olivia VIII
liams, P B James.
Civil Liberties Committee
meets every 3rd Monday at
different homes.
Civil Liberties League meets
Monday at 4O1 Mass ave.
Coincidence is extended to
the family of the late DIR
Carrie Nibbs.
Keep in mind the drawing
and whist party Thursday,
March IS, at 401 Mass. ave,
the Civil Liberties Committee
are giving.
Mrs Minnie T Mewett, moth
err Of DIR Maude T Anderson
wishes to thank all Dtrs and
friends who attended her
her birthday party, Saturday,
Feb 10. "You all really made
me so happy I can't find words
to express myself" she said.
Watch the paper for a play
by the nurses unit, DIR Mamie
B Logan, chairman. This was
spoken of at the class Mon
day. Also it was Nurse Lillian
w Ricker's birthday. We all
wished her many happy re-
turns Of the day.
The first captain Of the
marching unit was DIR M Aus
tin in 1921, about 400 of Phyl-
lis Wheatley Temple No %
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Presents are still pouring in
to Past Loyal DIR Ruler Edna
G Taylor who wishes to thank
Loyal DIR Nancy w. Scott for
light gold trimmed glasses;
Loyal DIR Julia Baldwin for a
linen cheney edged center
piece; Loyal DIR Vera Garfield
for a glass bon bon dish; 10y
correction: the Sachet was
from Loyal DIR Matiiqa
Haynes; stockings from Bar
ner Committee presented by
Loyal DIR Margaret Cotton,
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Teel Of Brookline.
Mrs. Pauline Weston, sister
Of DIR B C Hill is improving
and wish to thank all Dtrs
and friends who sent her
cards of cheer. DIR Hill wishes
also to thank the Dtrs and
friends for the cards to her
sister.
The Eleven O'Clock service
was led by Asst. Chairman,
DIR L w Kicker and DIR Ma
ME P. Gillyourd led in prayer.
What a Friend We Have in
Jesus" and "If 1 Have Wound
ed Any Souls Today" were the
hymns sung.
Keep in mind the Local Ed
ucational Committee Drawing,
Wednesday, March II, 4O1
Mass ave. Prizes for quiz.
A prize Easter basket will be
given away by Eastern Star
Chapter, April Is at 1O2 Ken
dali st, suite one. Mrs M Aus
tin, chairman. Chances 10
cents.
Very sorry to know Bro S A
Tasco is in the hospital and
truly hope at this writing he
is improving and will be out
soon.
Keep in mind the Testimon-
ial Banquet in honor of Bro
Daniel L Tillman, Past Exalt-
ed Ruler Of Commonwealth
Lodge No 10 I B P o E Of w;
at Estelle's banquet hall, 834
fremont st, Thursday, March
II.
Glad to see DIR Mollie Ham
ilton out and looking so well.
Mr. Armstead is quite sick,
Prayers are asked for him. He
is DIR Mary T ArnStead's hus-
band.-Glad also to see DIR c
Allyne out and looking fine.
Prominent highlights in the
History of Phyllis Wheatley
Temple, now being compiled
by DIR Josephine Perkins, will
be these Dtrs who are still ac-
tive: Dtrs Harriet H Houston,
Maple Harris, IOulQerS, Mag
Pressy, charter member and
Fin. secty. over Is years, abb
sent once during that period;
Past Grand DIR Ruler Florence
] Bell, captain Of nurses unit
which she instituted, DIR Ma
hala Austin, organizer and
first captain of marching unit.
Come out to the meeting,
Dtrs, we start early and DIR
Ruler P r Hayes disnlisses us
by 10:45 p m.
DIR Edna g Taylor suffered
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Mrs, Estelle c. Forde of
Benton st spent Monday with
her old chum Edna G. Taylor,
who, being a shut in, enjoyed
company. DIR Bertha Tyler
also visited DIR Taylor Thurs
day evening.
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Eleven O'Clock Club met at
the home of Mrs Edyth Stew
art, Mrs Josephing Hayes,
hostess. Next meeting at the
home Of Mrs Bessie G. Hill, 373
Harrison ave, March 8.
Carnation Club will meet on
Friday, March u, at the home
of Mrs B L Jacobs, 10 Ham
mond st, at S p m.