Hartford chronicle., 1946-05-18
Saturday. May IS, 1946
 New England
NEWPORT. RI.

ANIL" S4A4 4As 4s
 Mothers Day was fttingly ol
 served all day Sunday in the fo
 ] lowing churches: At Shiloh Bar
 tist, in the absence of the pasto7
 Rev. William E. IShealey, Rev
 Earl Lawson, a student at Ando
 yer Newton Theological School,
 brought the message in the morn
 ing; in the evening, Rev. Howar
 E. Brooks preached. He also gav
 the sermon in the morning at hi
 parish, the Union Congregations ! Church.
 -Rev. Theodore Peoples of Noun l Olivet brought the messages botl
 morning and evening appropriate
 for the occasion. In the evening
 the Household of Ruth No. 5O1
 and the Odd Fellows IFraterna: organizations were the guests al
 Mt. Olivet Church.
 The local NAACP branch had as
 their guest speaker for the tea,
 in the afternoon at the Mt. Zion
 AME Church, Chaplain Walter
 Ptashnik, LISA. Musical renditions
 were given lby the NYF Girls
 Trio and the Mt. Zion Jr. Choir, also piano selection by MT. James O. Banks. Mrs. Martin Can avan presided. The committee on refreshments consisted of Mes danes Frances King, Annabe1Ie Hawkins, Annice Rice, Alice Will Hams, Aria Carson, Misses Marye Charles, Joan Wigginton, Mes danes Lauretta Peoples, Pauline Barrow, Florence Brooks poured tea. The regular monthly meeting of the branch will be at the West USO Monday evening at 8 o'clock. Rev. Cornelius Beresford Bar row will give the closing sermon for the conference year at the Mt. Zion AME Church. All roads lead to First AME Church QCharles St. Boston this week. The. special bus, sponsored by the Crusaders Club will leave the grounds at s a.m., Sunday, May e26.
 Miss Tina Barrow, sister to the pastor, left for Brooklyn after Rev. and Mrs. Barrow at 5he parsonage. She was the spe- ,ial guest at the DYWYK Club which met Wednesday evening at he parsonage to complete plans ;or a play to be given in the near suture. Mesdanes Bessie Woodlyn md Amelia Mankins will be in harge. The club also gave potted 'lants for Mothers Day, and to he shut-ins of the parish. Little Marissa Ava Rogers of fillmore St., entertained the fol- owing little folks at her 9th birth ay party Friday afternoon at he home of her aunt Mrs. Frank ,oung. Her maternal grandmother frs. Ida Sheffield of New York. Ias present and assisted with the crying.
 Guests were Donald Sheffield. 'huck Groce, tSondra and I.oretha Weston, Audrian Triplett, Hattie nd Alma Young, Edna and Sam | ,arker, Marilyn and Lewis suggs. 1 'ovena and Claudia Parker, Se- ena Yates, Billie Shields, Lacy 'arks, Freddie Nalle, Barbara mes, Ethel, Catherine and Limu- | Peer; Valeria Cross, Valeria veston, Frances Dorothy, Josie Walker, Vivian and Leander 'rince, Edith Mae 'Strother. sa- ah Benn, Tyrone and Laviane veeden, Gwendolyn and Paul ,oung, Norman Mallory, Faith { nd Hope Charles. Party favors were given and a delicious ice curse was served. Little Mariss eceived many presents.
 line West Broadway UsO spon- ored special Mothers Day ser Ice Sunday. Mrs. Alice Jackson 7as guest speaker. Her subject .as The Responsibility of a iother." Musical numbers were endered by Mesdames Annabe1le .aWklns, l, Rose Edwards, Winifred 'hllilps and the Crusaders Club ast. Harold E. Charles, IT,, gave
 request reading on "Mother" his Sunday the Senior Hostesses VIII have as. guest speaker, Rabbi uies Lischutz of the Jewish Syn gogue.
 This Sunday at 5:15 the Charles ensemble have been invited to :1Ve the musical programme at the Army Navy YMCA, Washington square, in service particularly ed1cated to servicemen.
 Mrs. Beverly Tinsley had as her :uests her mother, Mrs. B. w of Providence, R. l., and 1T