The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-08-04

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real opportunities here for the
people of this progressive city
and desires to encourage, and
prepare them for the same. AS
the Foru mbelongS to the people
we are looking forward to all the
people boosting the work. The
future of both young and adult
rests in the preparation made
for the future. Worcester is a
progressive center and to be a
part of that progress we must
have cooperation. This forum
promises to be one of the most
outstanding organizations in the
country as the people see the
good resulting and desire it.
Watch for the opening date of
the Worcester Forum and I'M
nrovement Association Files
worth w Nepean, president. -
4 county friend met me and said
Give me a GUARDIAN" and he
was none other than Mr. Brog-
den If Leominster, Mass. - I
met Mr.. H. Wilson of Buffalo,
N Y who Is on a weeks roofing
job here. - Mr. Harry Quarles of
John st will leave Saturday to
spend his vacation with his son
Weston and daughter Miss Lu-
cile Quarles in Newport, R I -
Mr. John PireS of Wareham,
Mass, employed on the police &C
cident department, is spending
MS vacation with his uncle and
aunt, Mr. and Mrs Christian
Fernandes Of Al Rellevue st. -
A correction, it was MIR and Mrs
S Haywood Of GAINESVILLE, o, Ma
tional TTSO Representatives. -
Daniel Prince Navy Sc seaman,
after 2 years on the seven seas is
home on furlough spent it with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs Henry
Prince and his brother, the the
popular bartender at the Dixie
Club. - The Youth Council of
the ANIE Zion Church presented
the play, "The Cay Nineties VS.
the Twentieth Century" Friday
night, under the direction of Mrs
George Hayward, Jr supervisor.
1t was a great success. Jewell
Mitchell was narrator, Amelia
Kendrick, pianist and the play
was written by the members.
The cast included Shirley Mel
son, Barbara Brevard, Chloe
Fisher, Alice Ford, Natalie Rob-
erson, Joyce Nelson, Harriet
Kelley, Charles Johnston, Leon
ard Johnson, Ralph Robertson,
Paula Wilson, Natalie Nelson. -
Miss Dorothy Hayward, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs George Hayward,
Jr, of 8 Newport st is spending
the summer at Camp Whispering
willows as Camp counsellor. -
Hiss Joyce Nelson, foster daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs George Hay
ward Of 3 Newport st will spend
the month Of August up in the
Berkshires at Camp Barber as
councillor. - Son born to Mr. and
Mrs Clarence Robertson (Helen J
Wilson, July &c, 81 Thomas st
and what do you know. 1t
weighed IL lbs. - Listen, I have
been requested to ask the party
that happened to get those two
library books mixed with their
bundles to please return them
to the place where the thing was
done. You will inconvenience the
party if you don't. Be fair. Thank
you . I have just returned
from a visit to M ] Baskerville,
the florist of 279 Pleasant st and,
say, that window display of the
most beautiful flowers in any
style and for all occasions was
wonderful.
1T CAN BE DONE, For many
years it. has been by pleasure to
meet many people and in
Eroaching the subject of the pos
sibilities of organizing a benetiS
association, a city-wide council,
a business and professional
mems club, Republican club, a
Democratic Club, the expansion
of a market, a baseball team
and girls softball team for John
st, ANlE Zion, st Marks and all
other churches that will partic,-
pate, a rent payers assn.
truckmen's club, a community
club, cleaner st clubs, art and
cra IL n1,1Ias tennis court. and