The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-12-01
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I parties with fish dinner at
Peronis, Mr. Brown reluctantly
left'for New York Friday morn
ing.
The Rose Tea Club held their
Thanksgiving Rattle Basket at
1865 fremont st with Mrs F
/ Smith as hostess. The lucky
number holder was Mrs Edna
Lewis Of 1855 shawmut ave. At
ter business the hostess served
dainty refreshments ard all had
jolly and happy evening
Those present were: Mesdames
Lillian Reed, Ann Ross, LESSEE
VIOLATION, Sarah Allen, R Wright,
E Courtney, p Langford and /
Stephens.
Sgt John E Mann, son of Mrs
H E Mann of 81 Holyoke st, is
now on furlough. He has been
stationed at Fort Mcclellan,
Ala, for about a year. Relatives
and friends were clad to well
come him home for the holidays.
The Nightingale Club OF Concord
Baptist Church invites one and ell to
come ond hear Rev. Robert Jones on
Fhe ehureh's 10th anniversary Sum
day, Dec, z, ; p. m. Come help US
n1oke It q Joyful day. Muttie
Halfiwonser, Pres Gaelic Woods,
secretary.
Mrs Anna Field Of Moore's
Tabernacle is visiting friends in
Newark, N ].
Mrs willard Gray and her
grand daughter, Mrs James Dali
lon Pickett of Laurel st were
the guests Of Sgt and Mrs Sam
uel E Harris of $40 Kenyon st,
Washington, D c and of Miss
Edyth Williams, sister Of Mrs
Harris of 654 Glrard st. Mrs
Gray was also guest of Mr. and
Mrs Robert Pickett of Manassas,
Va. where her grand daughter
Mrs James D Pickett was visit
ing. The former Elois Elaine
Richardson, Mrs Pickett is the
daughter Of Mrs Elsie Richard
son and a bride Of four months.
Her husband, James Pickett,
son of Mr. and Mrs Robert Pick
cit, is now serving overseas in
the U S Navy. After a most de-
lightful stay in washington and
Manassas, Mrs Gray and Mrs
Pickett are now at home in
Roxbury with pleasant memoir
les of their trip.
The First AME Church has
invited members and friends to
the 18TH Anniversary Of the
church, the celebration to start
on Sunday, Dec and continue
through Dec 8. Tomorrow Dec 2
is home coming Gay; Thursday,
Do" 6, there will be an evening
Of appreciation to the pastor;
Friday, Dec 7, the anniversary
banquet will be held and Sun
day, Dec 9, will be the main an
niversary occasion with Rev D
o Walker the speaker. Promin-
ent persons will speak at each
service and there will be excel
lent music. Susie F Jones is the
chairman and Fannie G Web
ster is secretary Of the commit
tee.
Miss Gladys Murphy has &C
cepted a position to teach in
the Elementary Department of
the Ridgeway School Of Ridge
way, S c and has left Boston for
her post.
Mrs Ruby Hurley of New
York, who heads the NAACP
Youth Councils, was in Boston
last Sunday to present the
award for best achievement to
the Boston Youth Council. The
ceremonies were held in Zion
AME Churrh. Mrs Hurley
planned to make a shop in Syr-
acuse before returning to New
York.
The NAACP, Boston Branch
will hold It's annual meeting for
election of officers on Dec 10 at
Pe"1le's ro~tist Church.
Mrs Gertrude Ellis of AZ Gu
nard st had as guests from New
York her brother-in-law and
sister, Mr. and Mrs Black. Dur
ing their visit they spent an en-
joyable evening at the Elks
Home, 401 Mass Ave. Others who
entertained them were DIR
Florence LaSueur Dtr VILLA