The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-01-16

] Nl-u---u--l---a@--a--'z7a--l''-aa
The Progressive Hairdress-
ers Association OF Mass. will
hold annual election Of officers
at 464 Mass. ave, Tuesday, Jan.
10. All members are urged TO
attend.
Business owned and operated
by colored people in Greater
Boston, will be broadcast over
the radio during Race History
/ Week. Feb. Z, together with in
teresting historic news about
colored people an d their
achievements. all persons are
asked to reserve a date with
their radio during that time. :.
the hours and station will be an
nounced in this paper two
weeks before the broadcast.
There will be a Community
Choral concert at the Harriet
Tubman House, IS Holyoke st,
Boston, Tuesday, Jan.19, at
$3.50 D m. Mrs. Ella B. Hayes
is chairman Of the special mu-
sic committee for the concert;
and Mrs. Arthur Banks, Miss
Mae Ellis and Mrs. Nora ST.
monds will support her. Sew
eral members Of the chorus
have made much progress as
singers and Mrs. Ella B. Hayes
is one Of them. This first con-
cert Of the year promises TO
be a perfect delight. It will be
highlighted by solos from Mrs.
Ethel Woodhouse Taylor and
Miss Zenada Randall. Also Mrs.
Cora Schuyler, reader; Mrs.
Charles Doors, Mrs. Lucy Per-
son, and Samuel Baker will ap-
pear on the program. The
community singing led by
Claudius J. Broadf1eld conduc-
tor, is always a major part IF
the concert because it is all
inclusive. The Community
Chorus will present a brilliant
sacred concert at the Twelfth
Baptist church, Boston, Sun
day, Jan. 81 at 7 p m. There is
no charge for these concerts.
They are sponsored by the
Boston Park Dept. Recreation
in cooperation with the War
Recreation Unit. New Five
Point Program is making good
progress this year. New singers
and good singers are being
added.
A musical and literary con-
cert by the Musicians Friend
ly Club will be given Sunday
afternoon, Jan. II, 5 o'clock at
464 Mass. ave. The main speak
ers viii be Anselmo Kruger
and L. J. Ambercrombie will
talk extemporaneously on
From Music to Mummy Color
ing with G. w. Carver" There
will be good music, Fred C.
Henderson in charge. Ruth
Plenty viii be present.
Specialist in the manufacture
of Face Powders for a decade
We match your personal color
ing. individually blended for
day or night wear. Over 80
shades of powder Blends-Sun-
tan. Tropical and Indian shades
-STURGIS CHEMICAL co. 64S
Shawmut Ave, opp. Kendall st.
BOSTONIANS MEET -CrI :
CAGO. nl.-Miss Roxanna We
"a Hunt, formerly Of Boston.
was the breakfast guest Of
Bill and Berna Howard last
Sunday. Through mere COIN
/ cidence. these former Boston
ians met at an Urban League
Tea during the holidays. MIR.
and Mrs. Howard are in Chi
/ cago with "Porgy and BeSs''
/ company while Miss Hunt is
/ comforting with a prominent
beauty culture concTen. Miss
Hunt will be remembered as
enc Of the operators at the
Arts Beauty Shoppe.
Boston was recently visited
/ by a very distinguished lady
from Louisville, KY, in the
/ person Of Miss Salome Worth
/ ington who first visited Mrs,
Carolyn Jones, then Rev. and
Mrs. Ferguson. She also spent
a few days with her old
friend. Mrs. Sadie Merchant,
who entertained at dinner for
Sunday evening, as well as at
a swell dinner party after
EHEHHEEEEEEEHHEMKEWHnHH
III EAEIREAH.