The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-02-05
CITY NEWS

AristO presents a Prelude to
Race History Week at the Public
Library Lecture Hall. COpley So,
(BOylstOn st. entrance) on Mon
day evening, Feb. 18th at 1880.
Famous speakers are DIR. Dor
othy BOulding Ferebee, and Hon.
Joseph Mitchell. Admission free.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Rhone
of West Medford, entertained at
a birthday party for their
mother, Mrs. Clara A. Rhone,
Jan. 80, a few friends and neigh
bors. There was a sumptuouS re-
past and Mrs. Rhone received
many cards and presents.
Among those who called were;
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Greene,
Miss Minnie Walker, Mrs. Mamie
Yancey, Mrs. Juanita Williams
Of Boston, Mrs. Henderson, Louis
Wood, Leonard Yancey, and Mr..
and Mrs. John H. WilkerSon.
Mrs. Hhone was pleasantly sur
prised and wished many happy
returns of the day by all
present.
Edward Garfield celebrated
his birthday at his home, Is
Ball ST., Jan. 30. Those present
were: Phil Shelton, Fred Riggs,
Nat Reed, Joseph Benn, Cpl.
Vincent Earl, V. Mascot, Robert
Taylor, A. Reed, S. Gaskin, Ar
thur Turr, George Johnson, F.
Audrey, Harold F. Roberts, Mel
son Groves, McClough, Sgt. Ran
dali and others.
$500 War Bond given away by
the House Committee of Com
mOnwealth Lodge 10, I.B.P.O.E.
W., February Ia, 1914, Elks
Home. 4O1 Massachusetts, Ave.
also Free Prize Whist Party. 5
Prizes, Refreshments. Come and
enjoy the evening with your
friends. Geo. F. Logan, Chr. Sub
scriptiOn Csc.
The John w. Williams Club
held their dedication service on
Sunday, Jan. 16, $3.50 PM, Co
lumbuS Ave. A.M.E. Zion Church.
A communion table was dedi-
Gated in memory of the late
John w. Williams. A cross and
candlesticks in memory of the
late Mrs. Viola Alexander and
a table runner was presented
by Mrs. Florence Leueur. With
Mrs. Florence LeSuer as chair
man and Miss Gladys Pierce as
mistress of ceremonies the pro-
gram was as follows: scripture
reading, Mrs. Maria Cleland;
five minute talks, w. Batum
and o. Skinner; reading, Mrs.
M. Mckenzie; piano selection,
Mrs. M. Brown; and many beau
tiful hymns by the choir with
Mrs. Cora Arnold at the organ.
The presentation of the table
was made by Mrs. 1. Tucker; the
cross and candlestickS by Mrs.
F. Colston. Rev. Charles H. Fog
gle, pastor of Rush A. M. E. Zion
Church, Cambridge, gave an in
spring dedication sermon which
the club will long remember.
The dedication of the table was
made by Rev. A. A. Perry and
accepted by Mrs. F. Stickney
and Mrs. Mary Falawn of
Boards l and 2 of the church.
Benediction was made by Rev.
Foggie.
Now that the holiday season
is over, it is timely to provide for
midwinter needs and also to an
ticipate Spring spending. If then
you need money for any pur-
poses, medical service, payment
of bills or whatnOt, consult H.
B. Budding Co., ZIG fremont St.,
which firm has a long record of
service. Many colOred people are
among the patrons who attest
to their complete satisfaction.
An hour of Sacred Music
will be given by the Senior
Choir of the New Charles st
Church Sunday afternoon, Feb
10 at $3.50, under the direction
of L Lorenzo Greene, assisted
by Ethel Dunn, pianist and
Gladys Holmes, speaker. The
public is cordially invited to
attend.
Mr. Jack Hill, nephew Of Mr.
and Mrs Patric Browne (of
Brownies Studio) has been in
Jacksonville, N. c. for over a
week. Mr. Hill was called home
to the bedside of his father
who is reported as being very
i'll. We wish for him a Sneedv