The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-09-29
w O RCESTER
1T is ALL RIGHT NOW
J. r. Edwards, = Liberty ST., Worcester 5

MIS- Franklin H Perry of Sc Clay
ton ST., Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Sal
mon, Mr.. and Mrs. L Rutherford
and son and Mr.. and Mrs. Per-
sip Of Pittsfield, Mass. who SER
we'd delicious refreshments. After
2 weeks in Washington. guest of
Mrs. Rene Williams, Bill Storms
Is back home. LINDLEY-W Will
Sun John st. Baptist Church will
be the scene of the marriage of
Miss Rena Dorothy Wilson, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Rivers Wilson,
6 Home st. to Cpl. Adron George
Lindley of Dallas, Texas Sunday
night at P. N. Rev. M. Gibson
Will officiate and the reception
will follow after at the home
follow Immediately at the home
OF the brides parents. PARTY
HELD The Pastors Aid Cluls of
the A. M. E. Zion Church conduct
ed a Barefoot and Fishing Game
Sept. 20 at the home of Mrs.
Frnk Perry, sc Clayton st. Pri-
yes were awarded and refresh
ments served. The party was well
attended and all had a pleas
ant evening in support of a worthy
eaust. The committee was COM
attended and all had a very pleas.
ended for their fine arrangements,
Son: Dad, what was your great
est ambition when you were a
KID? Dad: To wear long pants
and I've had my wish for if there
is anyone in this country who
wears his pants longer than I do
I'd like to meet him" Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald Moffitt, are home
from 2 weeks visit to Chester, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Farrow. A
MESSAGE FROM JOHNNIE MO-
ORE made it my business to
call on Johnnie Moore at So Par
ker st, He is looking very well
and wears that constant smile.
He wants you to know that he is
still with you nd hopes you are
all well and he would love to have
you call to see him. He is very
cheerful and contented. BULL
DING COMMITTEE TEA The
Building Committee of st. And
rews Church will conduct a Sun
day afternoon tea at the home of
Mrs. Carrie Anderson, 5 Penn
broke St.. Sunday Oct. 7, from 3
to 7 o'clock. BIG FOUR SOCIAL
The South Carolina Club gave a
big four social Sept. % at the
Beaver Brook Community House.
There were games, music and en-
tertainment which was highly ap-
preciated By the large audience
present. ROYAL IMPERIAL
DERBY CLUB The Royal Imper-
ial Derby Club, Oct. 9 at s P. M.
in the home of John H. Edwards,
Liberty st. to resume activities
of an adjoined meeting. Mrs.
Warren Randall who has been
very seriously i'll at the Lincoln
hospital after a major operation
is reported to be showing some i'm
provement. Mr.. Carlysle Kennedy
after A years service overseas, has
arrived home to resum civic ac.
tlvities. Mrs. Edna Smith, 70 Win.
field st. wishes to thank all her
friends for kindness shown her
while recovering from an accident
She is nearly recovered. BUSI.
NESS PEOPLES ASSOCIATION
Speculation about the formation Of
the business peoples club that has
been reported to this column. The
object is to bring the managers
and proprietors in closer touch So
they can offer their customers
better service and becom a real
factor in community progress, and
to stimulate trade for the good
of all. WHY NOT? There is a
large demand for candies, cigar
cites, cigars tobcco, novelties etc
children spend plenty of penn
les for candies. like the Milky
Way. There is also chocolated CO.
ated ice cream patties on sticks,
iced nd boxed. Why not? ON
FURLoUGH s-Sgt David Ruther-