The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-06-23

WORCESTER, Mass. DID
YOU KNOW, That the A.M,E.
Zion N. Z. Conference re-
turned Rev, R. F. BENJAMIN. to his
charge, the Belmont A.M.E. Zion
Church, Clayton and Belmont SITS.
Rev. Benjamin has pastored the
church for two years. During that
time he has had the church re-
novated and many needed i'm
provements installed as well as re-
ducing the current expenses and
other obligations. During the COM
ing year he hopes to realize the
program he is now preparing,
THAT the Theremin, music in the
air concert which was postponed
two weeks ago, will be rendered
Sunday evening, June "a, with
Mr.. H. Whipple Abbott at There
min, accompanied by his sister,
Miss Margaret Abbott at A.M.E.
Zion. THAT the Missionary Soc
iety of A.M.E. Zion Church is
preparing a program for early
July. THAT the Missionary Soc
iety of Mt. Olive Church on Pros
pect st, rendered a program Sun
day evening, the last before Con-
vocation. THAT Mrs. Quarles, for
merly of Worcester and a member
of A.M.E. Zion Church, now of
W. Newton, is visiting Mrs. Eve
rett of SO Clayton st. THAT
John Laros was second in an old
timers bicycle race at the Lake.
THAT Bishop W. J. Walls, pres
iding at the annual conference of
the A.M.E. Zion Conference con-
graduated pastor and congrega-
ton for the work we'll done at the
Belmont A.M.E. Zion church.
THAT Miss Muriel Chester,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Chester of 22S Glover st, gradu-
ate of South High School, was
guest violin soloist at a musical
program at John St. Baptist
Church Sunday afternoon. Miss
Chester is now preparing to open
studio for the teaching of the
violin. THAT Mr.. Paul Watts,
electrical technician at the New
port Navy Yard, is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Chester.
THAT Buster Anderson of Bel
mont st, is at home with a severe
attack of arthritis in his right leg.
Sorry, Buster. THAT others who
are i'll are showing improvements.
THAT Quinsigamond Lodge 173,
I.B.P.O.E. conducted a special
election Friday. Details later.
THAT Miss Beatrice Dominis, a
teacher in the Lincoln High
School, Savannah. Ga. is visiting
her sister, Miss Milly Dominis of
Belmont st, and Mrs. Scott of
Greendale. THAT A. Hamilton,
formerly of Springfield, is en-
ployed by the Putnam Co. as ar
epert floor sander foreman.
THAT Worcester needs commun-
ity improvements, clubs, Rent
Payers Association, a Republican
Club, a Democratic Club, a City
wide Council and elect a president
to represent us in our civic needs
with the city administration
THAT the following ladies are
graduating this semester, Lois
Perkins, Alice Bowling, Margaret
Robbins, Amelia Kendrick, S. Hol-
Iy, Bonnie Chester, Natalie Nell
son, Jessie Byard. They are all
members of Phyllis Wheatley and
had their banquet at the Y.M.C.A.
THAT DR.. George A. Kentros, SON
of Mr. and Mrs A. Kentsos Of
Woodland st, was graduated from
Tufts College Dental School Sat-
urday. DR.. Kentros is a graduate
of North High School. THAT Mr..
Henry Kelly of IT Clayton 81, is
highly elated over having his
father, Mr.. Henry Kelly, ST.. of
North Carolina as his guest at his
home. THAT owing to the vista.
ton of Quinsigamond Lodge, 173
IBPOE with Worcester Lodge
they had to postpone their regu-
lar election till Friday, the 18th.
The following officers were elec-
ted: Exalted Ruler, Clarence Rich.