The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-11-10

"AAA 1IA LII I4lo vdJk WAS All
formative and he will give an
other talk on some other meo-
i.al topic on Nov. 20 at the
Bradley Corset Studio.
The well known Challengers
Club has issued Invitations to
it's Victory Dance and Cabaret
Sunday evening, Nov. II, at the
RainboG Plantation, WaIpole.
Mrs. Elizabeth Johnston
Chestnut of "a Hammond street,
was the third prize winner for
Ward 9 in the recent salvage
drive. The prize vas a SIS War
bond Mrs. Johnston IS husband,
FI-c H. A. Chestnut, is stationed
b Per oacola. Florida, with the
Navy and her son. Pvt. Claren-
don C. Chestnut, is in France
She wishes to thank all her
friends for their kindness to he:
while she was i'll, being now or
the road to rocoery and about
10 reopen her business.
AIpho Grand Lodge, Ancient Free
and Accepted Masons, proudly pre-
sent Victor MaseoIl, TENOR, M. J.
Sheridan Dovis, eontrolto, Hermon
corter, boritone. Josephine Taylor,
reoder. with Harold R. Evans at the
Piano, in on ALL STAR CONCERT at
Columbus Ave. A. ~. E. Zion
Church, Rev. A. A. Perry, pastor,
Sunday. Dec. 9. Is45. OF $3.50 P. N.
Subscription, Sl.2o ttax ineI.) Woteh
for lotter announcements.
Sgt. WillieEa z. 'Icnvaine, Jr.,
Of New York City spent two
weeks in Boston visiting his
mother, Mrs. Bessie Mclvaine,
of 70 Hammond street and
ether relatives. He motored
here. 1t was his longest stay in
% years and he was royalty well
coined by all his old friends
After three and one-half years
n the Army ne has received an
honorable discharge and now is
in civilian life. The eX-soldiar
left Sunday for New York.
Samuel williams returns next
week from New York City where
he was the guest of his son,
Samuel Jr,, and his daughter,
Mrs. Clara McIlvaine of Port
chester. N. Y.
The public Is cordially invited
t. the public reception and re-
view ard welcome home to re-
turned veterans IF World War
II held at the South Arnory,
Dartmouth street, opposite Bacl,
Bay Station. 1t Col. LAKELAND
F. Hewitt. Commanding Officer
Of the 9th Infantry, will pre-
side.
Mrs. Viola Winbush is cor
fined n CIV Hospital where size
is UNDERGONE an operation.
col OprD DOLLS KENO SAAEe
TEA SETS NOW AVAILABLE At
SOUTH END ELECTRIC CO.. NC,
1927 FREMONT ST., HIG. Ass.
Mrs. SaSie ForSythe, co-prC-
prietor Of the famous Estelle's
restaurant, left Thursday for
Phoebus, Va, called there by TIE
death Of her aunt. She was ac
c-mpanicd Nv Mrs. Estclle Du.
pree.
Boston Prog -essive Credit
Union holds its regular annual
meeting THURSDAY night, Nov,
Is in Butrr hall. Directors are
to be elected.
Elizabeth West, proprietor of
Betty's Beauty Salon, 500 Co.
lumbus avenue, returned re-
Gently from a vacation amorg
relatives in the South.
Mrs. Eola Haghorne and fath-
err, Charles Bailey of ew York,
sister and father Of Mrs. Audrey
Bullock Of 795 fremont st. were
called to the bedside of the las-
ter two weeks ago. The latter
is now much improved and the
relatives have returned home.
They left on Thursday. Mrs.
Hagbourne is a cousin OF the
McIlaines of Hammond st.
Hotel lucille is still under re-
pairs for fire proofing the en-
tire building to assure all the
safety possible. Many outstand-
ing guests are looking for the
opening soon Of the dining
room. Miss Lucille Williams ap-
preciates the patience of the
public. Among recent guests
were patrons from New Jersey
New York, Cleveland, Philadel-
phia, Dav:sville, R. L, Kansas
City Mo, Los Angeles, Cal, and
Brazil.
Mrs. Lillian Hall recently re-
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