The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-04-27

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Antler, Past Exalted Rulers
Council No. 2 of Mass, Miss
Fedora Manning (Mrs. Robert
L. Taylor in black crepe even
ing gown trimmed with gold
and light blue sequins. (She
will be heard in a song recital
in Boston, May 7, at 18th Bap-
fist Church, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
F. Hall of Worcester, Col. and
Mrs. Henry A. w. Crum of Pro-
violence, R. l., Paul R. Dilworth
Err, Harmony Lodge, No. 140,
Springfield, Charles H. Lewis of
Patrick E. Foy Post, VFW Bos-
ton, Mrs. Mildred Franklin,
Boston, Charles A. Branch, Bos-
ton, Raymond Ramos, Boston,
Celia Moore, Springfield, Adel-
aide Hill, Boston, Jackie Small
wood and Eugene Thompson,
Boston, Mr.. and Mrs Samuel
Walker, Springfield, Mrs. Edna
Medley, Nettie Jackson, Mrs.
Blanche Bishop, Grace DuvaI,
Rhoda Roach, all of Boston,
Mrs. C. Richardson, Charles F.
Smith, New Haven Conn, Har-
ny DeSoto, Mrs. George o. Har-
ris, Mrs. James Paige, Spring
field Charles D. Edmonds, Mr..
and Mrs. William F. Hall. -
SPRINGFIELD, MISS CAR
YER" Elsie V. Leslie was
crowned Miss Carver" at a
banquet in Hotel Kimball April
10, which launched the cam
paign to raise $4,000 for the
George Washington Carver Re
creation Center, Springfield.
Miss Leslie, president Of the
senior Carver Club was honor
ed as the head of the unit SELL
ing the most tickets for the
banquet. The GROWING cere-
mony was conducted by Rev.
H. L. Moore of Bethel A.ME.
Church. Mayor Daniel B. Bur
ton was seated at the head
table. Among other guests were
Samuel jenkins, Hartford; ex-
Councilman ]. Clifford Clark
son and Richard Snyder Of
VFW Post. John Nichols was
NC.
BAPTIZING - The Third
Baptist Church conducted bap-
tism in the First Baptist Chur-
oh, State and StelbinS St., at
8 O'Clock Easter Sunday morn
ing. Rev. H. A. Rogers is pas
tor of Third Baptist and Rev.
Bryan Archibald is pastor of
First Baptist.
SPRINGFIELD VISITORS -
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Edwards of
7 Liberty St., Worcester were
Easter guests of Mr.. Edwards
sister, Mrs. Hattie Lee, 81 Es-
sex st. A delicious breakfast
included bacon and e g G S,
country-fried potatoes, grilled
frankfoTts, coffee, oven baked
Virginia short-caKe, jelly, to-
mato juice. Dinner was with
nephew Albert and Mrs. Lee,
Jr., and consisted of fried
chicken, turnips, mashed po-
tatoes, cabbage, pickles, coffee,
southern corn pone, root beer.
A musical program was en-
| joyed at the home Of niece Mrs.
Helen Ford, 10 Vine St., where
also met nephews 30, Merrill
and Sugar Olmstead also Ray
mond Lee and Albert Lee Sr.,
known as General Lee" who
was master of ceremonies; al
so nephews James, Jessie and
i Albert Lee, 3rd. At the home
Of Hattie Lee at 6 p. M, the
family held an ice cream party
attended by several other rel
atives and neighbor friends.
Mr.. Edwards commented on his
trip: "A grand Easter, I'll say. "
AFRO UND WORCESTER
COUNTY. - Around City Hall,
Worcester, the fund of 1882, 900
which was appropriated for a
new library building has been
put In the surplus fund. FILL
TRATTON. 10 inches of trap
rock well will be removed at
the top of the filtration beds
at Greenwood st., filtration
plant to see if they will filter
proper. HOME FARM. Home
farm land will be taken for con-
struction Of Is homes Of 10
units. CANDIDATES Joseph
P. Burns will be a candidate
for the Democratic nomination
for Governors Council from a