The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-07-14

oeeIl overseas Tor threeyears, in
England and France. He is now
in the Engineer Bn. Water Sup
ply Co 1911 Quartermasters
Dept III Berlin, with the army of
occupation. After a furlough he
Will e sent to the Pacific area
Mr. ana Mrs albert Winters of
ISL west 133rd st, N Y, visited
his sis er and brother-in law,
7dr and Mrs Eugene Coates, 90
Washington ST. Richard Coates
who makes his home in New
York with his aunt, Mrs Win
tiers, also visited his mother and
father. At the primary, July
81 Mr. Everett L Gaylord will ap-
pear on the ballot as a candidate
for the City Council on the
Democratic ticket from Ward 8.
Mr. Gaylord has been in politics
some time and this is his first
personal effort. His platform is
general progress for the lace and
a much improved ward. - You
folks have very beautiful homes
with lovely landscaping, flowers
and shrubbery. Won't Won please
give me the necessary informa-
ton concerning them so I can
arrange my Home Beautiful COL
umn. Thank you So much. - Mr.
Earl Smith, formerly Of Worces-
ter now of Boston, was the
weekend guest of his mother,
Mrs James Smith of Winfield
st. - Mr. Charlie Cross of 81
Summer st will spend his vaca-
ton with friends il New York
1t was lovely to be- present when
that young lady came into Mr.
SteePs Glossary and purchased
two GUARDIANS. - To teen
ayers, you can leave items con-
corning your activities at Chas.
Steel's, GUARDIAN circulation
manager in Worcester. - If you
live in or around the Trumble
Square section and you would
enjoy reading the GUARDIAN,
Mr. Coates is manager in that
district. Any items you may have
he will see they are inserted
His address is go Washington
st. - To my good folks on the
West side, I will be seeing you
soon, preparatory to my West
side column. Please have infor-
nation ready.
Edward Johnson of 40 Carroll
st and M Corlis of 8 Laurel st
were winners at q Utter bug
contest at the Teenage Canteen
held at Memorial Auditorium
July 7 - Mrs Rosa Coates of 80
Washingtos st and Mrs Pauline
Winters of ISL w 133rd st, New
York, sisters, held their second
reunion after not having seen
each other for % years. - Miss
Ethel Adams Of Laurel st left on
Sunday on her vacation which
she will spend in Philadelphia
the guest of her uncle till Aug
ust.-Mr and Mrs Sidney john
ston of 40 Carroll st are enter
tanning at a Purse Party this
Saturday in honor Of their son,
Edward Leroy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Terry entertain
ed as their guests during the
week of July 4 Mrs Louise Cren-
shaw Of Springfield, and Mr. and
Mrs Roland Randall of Phila-
delphia. - Also visiting his
mother, Mrs Ethel Adams was
Mr. Walter Adams of Philadel-
phia, - Mr. and Mrs Gavir Ran
dali were happy to have their
daughters, Misses Geraldine and
Doris Randall, as guests for the
week. Geraldine has recently re-
turned from Australia where
she was d Red Cross Recreation
al director for "a months. - Mrs
Mae Walker of 178 Walnut st,
Springfield, Mass, was guest Of
Mrs Irene Grant of Assonet st.
IT'S Webster Schuyler, North
east Detachment, Lowell Gener-
all Hospital, Fort DevenS, Mass,
is on a 9 days furlough to Buff
falo and Brooklyn, N Y with his
wife. Pessie.-HEROINE Chick
lie" Yyonne Schuyler of 8 Lib
erty st, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Raymond Schuyler, proved her
self a heroine when she rescued
a ten year old boy from drown
ing at Bell Pond. "Chickie" is a
Junior life guard. - MIR and Mrs
Christian Fernandes Of Al Belle
vue st had as their guests M
end Nfre Robert Correi Of Or.