The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-07-21

Too often the spiritual side is re-
vealed only on Sundays and in
church affairs but is totally for
gotten in week day business in
dustry, and political affairs. So
spoke Pastor Bailey in another ex-
eellent sermon last week, "Believ-
ing With the Heart, in which our
Pastor called upon us to combine
religion with intellect Miss Gloria
Furr who will enter her Junior
year at Tufts this fall, sang "My
Rosary" and cave Maria" in two
beautiful presentations Miss Alice
johnson, recently graduated from
Palmer Memorial Institute. NC,
was among other visitors present.
Miss johnson has been visiting
Mrs. Kenneth Lane of Arlington
Street. And, with apology, l have
been calling Miss Roberta Robin
son, madame by mistake (twice) T..
The attractive young lady is seq
rotary to educator, Charlotte
Hawkins Brown. Miss Ruby Sulli-
van, sister of Mrs. Mildred Crit
fifth, of Harvard Avenue has been
visiting here from Washington, D..
C. where Miss Sullivan is en-
Iployed as a skilled analyst for the
Foreign Economics Department.
Miss lone Digger left this week
| for Dayton, Ohio, where she will
visit her relatives, Mr. ard Mrs
Edward Digger, Jr. Miss Emily
Thompson has been mentioning
with her sister in New York. Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Averett left re-
Gently for Kentucky to visit
friends and relatives ard Mrs.
Bob Averett has had visitors from
Connecticut. Mr.. David Hazel Of
Jerome st, has returned from
teaching in Virginia. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Hazel, Jr., have been boat
ing guests Of a friend in Fairha-
ven, Connecticut. Mrs. Helen Rob-
inson Williams of Arlington ST.,
has returned home briefly from
her job in Brooklyn where she and
the family expect to make their
future home. Mrs. Parker and
daughter, Jackie, of fremont st,
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Williams of Jerome st. The annual
banquet of the Four and Twenty
Club was enjoyed at the Walpole
Foundation with all the fixings.
The club motored to Wellesley as
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Rob-
inson. A delicious crab meat sal
ad with one of Mrs. Robinson's
famous sweet potato pies was en-
Ijoyed by club members. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wendell Houston enjoyed a
weekend trip to New York. The
Ruggles st. USO certificates to
volunteer workers included Mrs.
Ella Smith, Mrs. Vivian Fisher,
and Mrs, Carol Alexander, all of
Medford. Congratulation.
City Hall News
Michael F. Skerry, the lone
State House representative who
voted for FEPC from this city,
was last week nominated Demo-
cratic candidate for Mayor and he
will oppose Mayor Wtlter E. Law
renee next fall. With only a fifth
of the registered $4,000 voters ap-
pearing for the Primaries in Med
ford last week, the winning candi-
dates only polled between one AID
two thousand votes with Mrs. Alice
Banks getting 56l votes, good
showing for her initial try for
School Comitteeman-at-Large. The
winners in this COP contest we're
Mrs. Pearl Larson, Lou Peters
and Ted Peasley. Mrs. Margaret
Hanson also came through; Ted
Rose won nomination for Ward
Six alderman for the Denis and
Mrs. Anna Roberts won the nom
ination for the COP. The vote
last week was strongly Republican
in Ward Six where Mayor Law
renee polled $50 votes and Skier
ry only 80 votes. In fact Law
renee who announced a tax cut OF
s1.40 reducing the Medford rate
to $500, received more votes in
Ward Six than Skerry, McDer-
mott and Carew combined, which
proves it pays to advertise. An in
formal BIT Of research shows that
colored voters Loyalty backed Mrs.
Banks in her unsuccessful initial
bid for office. We should not get
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