The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-09-14

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Wash, left Monday for her
home after five weeks here,
primarily on business.
Miss Imogene Roundtree, now
New Yorker, is visiting her
father Mr. E z Roundtree and
family in Roxbury.
Miss Shirlaine Dupree, UCLA
student, was in Boston this
week visiting her family and
other relatives. She will resume
her studies at the California
college later in September.
The Friendship Circle cordi-
ally invites you and your
friends to its 10th annual Au-
tumn Tea Sunday afternoon,
october 10, As o'clock at AGA
Mass ave. Rev Lawrence S
Odum, pastor Moore Taber-
nacle AN1E Church, will be the
speaker and musical numbers
will be rendered. Mrs Rosalie L
Smith is chairman of arrange
ments and Mrs Elizabeth Jack
son, president.
Miss Roberta Merritt has re-
turned from her vacation in
Detroit, Mich. where she was
the guest of her aunt Mrs Oc-
tavia B Burton. She also visited
her uncle Rev VIM C Robinson
in Chicago. She was accom-
panied by her grandmother
Mrs Julia Robinson.
Mrs Harriet A L Jones had
as weekend guests her cousins
Mrs Jennie Walker and Mrs
Alfredo Butler of Providence.
RI.
William s tBilD Sparrow
back from attending the
Shriners convention and the
Business Mems convention in
Phila and visiting friends in
Atlantic City and New York
talks enthusiastically about
the fine showing of the MOBILES
and the progressiveness of the
Business leaguers. He says At
lantic City is as gay as ever al
though many former vacation
ers at Americas playground
were missing.
Merry laughter and happy
shouting of little children ush-
cred in Arlene Ransom's fifth
anniversary, held at Orchard
Park Adm. Building, Ambrose
and Albany SITS. Two long ia
bles beautifully decorated with
a lovely birthday cake in the
center, found many youngs-
ter enjoying icbe cream. cake,
candy, etc. A special gift table
was loaded with gifts. Arlene
and her little guests were at
tended by sister Amy and her
friends, Gloria Pratt, Christine
Thompson who entertained them
with games and nursery rec
ords played on the vendor. Mr.
Thomas of the Thomas Studio
took pictures of the party. Lit
tie Arlene is the youngest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Louis
B Ransom, popular Bostonians.
Among those in attendance
we're: Alma Sisco, Bunny and
Beverly Peters, John and irwin
Barnette, Michael Normant,
David Purcell, Jane and Janet
Watkins, Vivian Smith, Gloria
Hill, NOZZLE Holmes, Patricia
and Betty Thompson, Carol
Van Allen, Nancy and Marilyn
Gum, George Wilson, Melva
and Jean Snow, June Miles,
Charles and Barbara Atkins,
Butch, Tiny, and Marsha HUI
len, cynthia and Ellen Pratt,
Dolores Johnson, Dorothy and
Diane Allynne.
The Amician Clubs annual
outing at the Lutheran Nation
al Park on Labor Day was well
attended. Fun was enjoyed by
all. Among the sports we're:
pie eating contest, won by
Jack Brown, G Yancey, End;
egg throwing contest, won by
H Steele, and Betty Arm
stead; thin mans race, James
Jackson, 1st prize, James Black,
End; thin lady's race, Evelyn
High, 1st; Pauline Stowe, End;
fat lady's race, Mildred White,
1st; MaUde Brown, End; fat
mans race, Geo High Jr. list;
Chas Jones, 2nd. Watch this
paper for Anician Club activi-
ties.
Mrs Willie M Mann of 396
Northampton st, and her two
sisters, Mrs Earle Abbott and