Hartford chronicle., 1946-06-08
Saturday, June 8, 1946
Saturday. June 8, 1946
 New England
WORCESTER

semble.. The Rev. and Mrs. Theo dore Peoples visited in New YorE this week. The Women's Newport League met with Mrs. Amanda Peters last week. The Carnatior Club met with Mrs. Sara B. Car roll of Tews Court last week. The DYWYK Club met with Mrs. Par thenia Green this week. Mrs. Tin sley, Mrs. Leroy Williams, Mrs Winiford Williams, Mrs. Town send, Mrs. Nellie Winfort and Mrs. Charles Bell met to sew for patients at Newport Hospital Deacon Remmond Chase of Union Congregational Church is i'll, also Mrs. Dorothy Walker.
 On Monday evening the Master Helping League of John Street Baptist Church sponsored 'Ia- dies Night" A splendid evening was reported by those present; Miss Betty Waller rendered a pi- ano selection and MT. Leroy Peay a clarinet solo with Miss Waller as accompanist.
 Friends of Mrs. Eva Poteat, 56 Mason Street, pleasantly surprised her last Wednesday evening in her home in commemonation of her birthday. Members of the Senior Usher Board and the Busy Bee Circle helped; beautiful cards were presented gifts of money and a lovely birthday cake was given by Mrs. Elizabeth Allen; re- treatments were served by Mrs. Laura Leak, Mrs. Fleeta Hall and Mr. Fleet Roundtree, also Mrs. Allen. Among those present were Mrs. Sadie Way, Mrs. Lillian Scott, Mrs. Ethel Adams, Mrs. Sadie Donahue, Mrs. Lulu Everett; also MT. and Mrs. Roswell Hazard, Mrs. Mary Langhorn, Rev. Will liam Marvin Gibson, Mrs. Fleeta Hall, Mrs. Ruth Ford and Mrs. Elizabeth Troy, MT. and Mrs. AL lcLl, hIS" A<aOId AC1hS '~44" ooLACo Bosley and Mrs. Mabel Hamilton.
 The Pastors Aid Society of A. M. E. Zion Church is to sponsor a program in the church Sunday af- ternoon at 3:3O. The affair prom ises to be unusually fine and a large attendance is hoped for! The revival services at Mount Olive Church are doing we'll as Rev. Mrs. Susan Murray of New Jersey has charge - excellent singing is being enjoyed and Rev. Murray is proving herself an ar- dent preacher. The services will continue this week.
 MT. and Mrs. Richard Schuyler are rejoicing at the birth of an- other son at Worcester City Hos pital.
 Mrs. Ida Cosby, mother of Mrs. Alberta Price was pleasantly sur prised last Sunday in honor of her seventy-ffth birthday! Mrs. Cos by has not been in the best of health but is greatly improved - she welcomed those who called to see her; those who called to see E'Ma" Cosby are better known to her as her foster sons and daugh- ters; among those attending were MT. and Mrs. William Tyler, Mrs. Hazel Hampton, Miss Harriett V. Gray, Mrs. Helene Benners, Mrs. Alma Shepard and son Eugene, -Jr., Mrs. Laura Leak, also Mrs. Fleeta Hall, Mrs. Theodosia White, Mrs. Clyde Parker, Mrs. Unity Harris, Mrs. Julia Hawley and Mrs. Ruth Ford, Mrs. Mabel Hamilton, Mrs. Anna Young Walker, Rev. William Marvin Gibson, Everett Hampton, Jr., and William Hawley, Jr.
 The Expansion Drive opens it's series of functions by the Gold Club sponsoring a tea in the home of MT. and Mrs. John Cooper on Mason Street, Sunday, in the in- -terest of John St. Baptist Church from 3 until 6; on Sunday, June 16 the Purple Club is to sponsor a fried chicken dinner at the close of the morning service.
 Rev. F. Havis Davis of Cam bridge is to be guest speaker on the fourth Sunday in June at which time the annual sermon will be delivered to members of the Senior Choir and Senior Usher Board - this service will be at 8 o'clock.
 MT. and Mrs. John W. Randall of 9 Glen Street have returned from Providence where they were called to the bedside of their grandson John Venable, Jr.