The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-01-29
CITY NEWS

is over, it is timely to provide fol
midwinter needs and also to an.
ticipate Spring spending. If theI
you need money for any pur.
poses, medical service, paymen
Of bills or whatnOt, consult II
B. Budding Co., ZIG fremont st.
which firm has long record o.
service. Many cOIOred people ar,
among the patrons who attest
to their complete satisfaction.
Equals Rights members arr
requested to meet Sunday at 97r
fremont st. promptly at 3:1s
PM. as Mrs. Steward leaves or
6 PM. train for New York City
to say "goodby" to Donald Dam
mond husband of Ellen Kay
Craft who is joining the Mer-
chant Marine from New York,
coming over from Pittsburgh.
Miss Genevieve Lee has a po-
sition in D. C. and is residing
with her sister, Mrs. Narka Lee
Raybend of the Recorder of
Deeds Office.
Mrs, Ada Gaines has moved
from 65 Windsor st. to 81 War
wick st.
Mrs. Marie Hasbrouck Foye,
so i'll for 6 weeks at City Hospi-
tai, is on the road to recovery.
Anna BObitt- Gardner. Mus. b.
5. presents "PORTRALS OF THE
FINER ARTS" a Classic presen-
tatiOn of Sculpture, Drama.
Painting and Music, Sunday
afternoon, Feb. 20, 1914. at 3:I5,
Lecture Hall, Boston Public Lii
brary (entrance from Boylston
street,. All patrons of the Arts
and their friends are most cord
tally invited.
A treat is in store for all who
attend History Week" exercises
at the Shaw House, Wednesday
evening, Feb. Is.
Joseph T, White, well known
music teacher, has fully recov-
cred fro ma recent illness.
Undertaken j. B. Johnson, one
of the sponsors for the Fourth
War Loan advertising has al
ready bought $1,000 worth of
War Bonds.
Windsor Spa, Shawmut ave.
and Windsor ST., is constantly
mindful of customers winter
needs by getting in regular
supply of coal, coke and wood.
Boston Branch, Equal Rights
League, poStpones it's meeting
from Sunday, Jan 90, to Sun
day, Jan 30, at GIT fremont st,
opposite Hammond st (the
GUARDIAN Office at 3:15 p m.
L E PaSco, president.
The patients, many friends
and acquaintance of DR. Alex
ander Cox, dentist, of Cam
bridge, will be glad to hear
that the doctor who has been
seriously i'll at his home on
Elery st, Cambridge for the
past five weeks is we'll on the
way to recovery and expects tc
be out shortly again engaging
in his many activities. The
family wishes to express their
appreciation for the many
beautiful cards and telephone
calls received.
Portrayals Of the Finer Arts
lin classic presentatiOn) will be
presented in the Lecture Hall of
Boston Public Library on the
afternoon of Feb. 20 by Anna
BObitt- Gardner. Admission is abb
solutely free.
Attending the 4th War Loan
opening banquet meeting
were Mesdames EStella Crosby.
Ella Martin, Virginia and
Helen Hall, Maisie Collins and
EStella Lane. The banquet was
at Hotel Statler.
Beginning Feb 4, Frederick
Douglass Club will meet on the
first Friday in each month.
Membership drive is on. Join
the club and help build for the
benefit Of the community. Mu-
sic and free refreshments. Mrs
Norman Lancaster, of the Mass
Council Of American Soviet
Friendship, who has been to
Russia, will speak on Russia
and It's Struggle"
Atty John S. R. Bourne has
been added to the list of lee
turers at the North Shore
Community Forum in Lynn.
Oscar Fitzallen of 81 Cor
ham st, we'll known postal
clerk, is convalescing after a
severe case of lobar pneumon-
ia.
HISTORY WEEK, RADIO
BROADCAST nightly, Station
WMEX at 6:15 from Monday
February IA through Saturday
February 10, theme: THE
COLORED SOLDIER IN WARS
OF AMERICA, program spOn-
sOred by the COlOred Business
People of Boston, whose busl-