The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-01-26

AloAAu 1AA4-44dllu! WORCESTER
is still talking about the Won
derful revue that Bill (Bojan-
gles) Robinson and his colored
entertainers presented in the
Auditorium Friday, Jan. 10.
Many say it was the greatest
they eve. saw. And they say
a man is all in at IS. They are,
nuts e. One of the boys well
coined in town was Reginald
Wally, singer, dancer and mu-
SiCian after three years serv-
ice in Europe. He is making a
round of entertaining at
Worcester nightspots. His 90
day furlough will expire in
March. Having re-enlisted, he
will then leave for Germany to
serve with the army of occupa-
ton. G. E. Snerry'S auto
was hit twice by the same
freight car Wednesday morning.
The driver was only shaken up
and suffered only minor bruises.
No sugar, no meat, no but
ter. Now, to finish the job is for
the bakers to go on strike. i
Mems styles will make a change
this summer. Pants legs will
have lace inserted on outside,
down the sleeves and across the
back of the coat. A combina-
ton boot and shoe will go with
the lace outfit, But trousers in
side the top If you have a boot;
on the outside if you have a
shoe. Another new shoe-toe is
an adjustable flap which folds
back and can be regulated to
fit any member Of the family.
You will soon be able to
initiate your tire while your car
is In motion by an automatic
tire initiating device. Moth
ers can sit beside the baby car
rage and if baby cries, she
turns a handle and up comes
the baby on a carriage elevator.
Patents have been granted
In 1870 Gen. Custer had a Kiowa
Indian chief as a scout, Hunt
ing Horse, who celebrated his
Tooth birthday Tuesday, Jan. IS,
in Oklahoma. A young deer
fell on the icy surface on Lake
Wickaboag, West Brookfield.
Rescue was made with the aid
Of a rope by state trooper Ar
thur Bruno of the Brookfield
state police. According to
Mrs. Anna Comes of New Bed
ford, her mother, Mrs. Rose Liza
Debarros, at the age Of lie Still
enjoys her pipe. Mrs. Debarros
vas born Jan. IL, 1880, in the
Cape Verde Islands. She is a
citizen of New Bedford. TO
WE'D, Mrs Florence Ward of
80 Eastern avenue, widow of the
late Clarence Ward, announces
Il engagement Of her niece,
Mss Ethel Nichols OF Boston, to
Pfc. James Beard, $50 ON Truck
Co. of Chicago, III. The we'd
ding will take place May 4 in st.
Phillips Church, Boston, e.
VETERANS SERVICE. A Vet
Grams Service Department has
Eeen established at So Front
street for you and your family.
It will give information con-
corning any veterans service
and his family problems.
Pfc. Charles Brawles, stationed
in Alabama at a base training
school, is spending a 15-day
furlough with relatives at 80
Washington street. Miss
Ethel Coates, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Eugene Coates, is one
of a class of graduates from
Larmatine st. School. She will
continue her schooling at Com
merce High. E. 81. Mr. Jack Ward,
5 Laurel street, is confined with
a sudden illness. Mr.. Charles
R. Steel has recovered from his
recent illness. Mrs. Wallace
Moffitt of AT Summer street has
recovered sufficiently from her
illness to supervise the opera
ton of the Chicken Coop. 9th
er sick are recovering. Mrs.
Sadie Sawyer and daughter,
Mrs. Ernest Banks Of New York,
are visiting Mrs. Lulu Basker-
vile of 10 Liberty street. =. Mrs.
Martina Joyner of So Clayton
street, announces the marriage
OF her daughter, Shirley Ann, to
Conn, son Of Mrs. Ora Fladger
Mr.. Elijah Gladger Of Britain,
Of Marion, S. G.. The marriage
took place at Worcester on Dec.
8, 1s45. The bride was employed