The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-11-03

The Busy Bee Club presents
Alice Wright, soprano, Ann
Randolph, reader, Mabel FentOn,
pianist Wednesday evening,
Nov. I, at S:15, Columbus Ave,
AM.E. Zion Church, Mrs. Anna
Debnam, chairman, Helen Nc
nvaine, secretary of committee
Subscriptions, IS cents.
Mrs. Martha G. Kidd was the guest
Of her cousin, Mrs. Bette Barton of
81 Mortified St. Mrs. Kidd was ac-
companied to Boston by her grand
daughter Elva Kidd, and while here
the visitors enjoyed immensely their
trip, taking in the historical places and
other points Of interest. Mrs. Barton
was assisted in entertaining her guests
by Robert Smith, nephew.
The Cabaret, Dance and Beauty
Contest given by the Amician Club
Friday evening. Oct. 26, was a ire
mendous success. Miss Shirley Dor
sey was the winner OF the beauty
contest and will be Miss Amician
for 1915 and 1916. President Thomas
Taylor and all the club members
wish to thank patrons and friends
for their wonderful cooperation in
helping to make the affair such a
/ splendid success.
On Sunday, Nov. Is, at PM
William Rhodes Opera Society will
present a Musical at AGA Mass. Ave.
featuring many new opera members
and several of the leading opera
stars of the society will be heard
The names Of these new members
will be announced in the next issue
Of the GUARDIAN. John Powell will
assist in the arrangements for the
| Nov. IS event.
Now that summer is over, an,
other season brings its needs
and money must be on hand t.
provide for them. Are the chill
dren completely equipped will
clothing, etc, that they We pre-
sentable in school. Then Their
is fuel to be laid in against tn,
winter! also provision for Xma.
spending and warm clothing. /
you need extra money, consul
the old reliable firm Of H. B
Budding Co, at ZIG Tremon
ST., Room 3O2, opposite Maiesti,
Theatre. You will have priv
acy, vOurtesy and reasonable
terms on a loan.
Rev Enoch 0. Woodhouse. Gods
Ambassador OF Song, was presented
in recital Oct. 81 at Columbus Ave,
Zion Church by the Flower Club Of
the church, Rev. A, A. Perry, pastor,
Mrs. Marie Alcon, president, Mrs,
Jean Austin, chairman of the com
mittee.
Newton Ball of Windsor St. is
conyalesclng at his home and is now
in Air condition after long period
Of disqualification. The doctors give
encouragement that the invalid will
be up and around in the not too
far future. Mr. Ball wishes to thank
all the boys who so kindly ocn-
tributed to the purse of $40 which
enabled him to have the necessary
blood transfusions and special nurses,
all Of which helped to speed his re-
covery, He also is grateful to the
following for their contributions,
cards, flowers and visits the Olive
Club, Sunday School Missionary
Sewing Circle, Nurses Unit, Floral
Club and Missionary Circle, all of
Peoples Baptist Church, Rev. R. NJ.
Owens, pastor, and also his host of
friends who have so kindly remem-
bered him during his illness.
Pvt. Robert f. Morris, son of Mrs.
Evelyn Ball Of Windsor St., after =
Is day furlough which he spent here,
has now left the city en- rouse from
Sheppard Field, Texas, to Sioux
| Falls, South Dakota. His friends and
relatives wish him good luck and are
looking forward to hearing of big
achievements by him and admonish
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