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

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DR.. Roberts, a practising ply
sician in Rockford, III.
Funeral services for the late
Elizabeth Hill Of 9 Ditmus
court viii be held at l D m on
Saturday, Jan. 20, at Twelfth
Baptist Church, Rev. wv. H.
Hester, pastor.
Ms Alice E Duncan of COL
Shawmut ave wishes to thank
her many friends for their
kindness to her during her two
weeks illness in Massachusetts
Memorial Hospital
Tuesday, Feb. 10, is Race His
tory night at the Robert Gould
Shaw House. Sponsors are The
Women's Educational Union,
The Fathers Club and The
Friendship Club. The public is
invited to attend.
Star Of Boston Lodge IUoOM
will hold their regular meetings
first Mondays in each
month starting Feb. 4 at Ma
sonic Temple, 1895 fremont st
in Jackson Hall at 8 p m. ali
members OF the Cambridge
LODGES, also the star of Mass.
LODGE are requested to be pres
ent.
ANNA BOBITT GARDNER
announces the opening of the
NEGRO HISTORY WEEK GEL
EBRATION with a Lecture by
Mrs. Paul Robertson, wife Of the
celebrated actor. Topic: 'THE
NEGRO IN THE PATTERN OF
| WORLD AFFAIRS" Open
forum will follow at the Boston
Public Library in Lecture Hall,
Sunday afternoon, Feb. 10, 1916,
at 8 O'clock. Mrs. Alice Taylor,
mistress of ceremonies.
Thelma M. Dale, field secre-
airy of the National Race Con-
Pr css, and one of NE three col
ored women delegates to the
Women's International Confer
ence in Paris, comes to Bottom
Sunday, Feb. II, to speak in
Tbenezer Baptist church under
auspices Of the Eastern New
England Congress for Equal
Opportunities. Atty. John S. r.
Bourne, president. The Boston
Branch held an enthusiastic
meeting Wednesday night to
further the plans for the pub
lie occasion which will be the
first big effort of the organza-
ton in the new year. Vice
President Robert A. Simmons is
chairman of the general COM
rlittee and Walter J. Stevens
heads the publicity committee.
The meeting of Feb. II is
scheduled for 3 D m.
The public is invited 4 at
tend the monthly meeting Of
the House Wives League Mon
day, Jan. %, 8 p m at $50 Mass
ave. 1t is a joint meeting OF
business and professional men
and women with the products
of Roxbury Consumers or. dis
play. Educational discussion by
Atty G. Bruce Robinson.
A musicale will 10 given by
the Charity Committee, Eureka
Chapter No. 2, oEs, A F 81 A NJ.
featuring the Jubilee Gospel
Chorus, William Sonny How
ard Director, Friday, Feb %,
80 p m 1O42 fremont
st, Roxburv. Elita Ann viii
| liams, secretary.
Fllabelle Davis, sensational
new American soprano will be
heard in Jordan Hall Monday
evening, Feb 10, under auspices
of st Mark Congregational
church. Musical critics give her
super1ative praise. Do not fail
to attend the recital
Samuel Coleridge-Taylor Mu-
| sic Association holds its month
ly program meeting tomorrow,
Sunday. Jan. 27, at $50 Mass
! ave. The committee have
planned an interesting program
with guest speaker and plenty
of musical features. The hour is
$3.50 p m.
An interesting gift shop
the Allied Products is located
at S57 Warren st where an un-
usual display Of novelties, cur
los and lamps is well worth see
ing. Call there and inspect the
goods.
Mrs Mamie cambridge and
Edward Dixon we're elected
members Of the Shaw House
board last Monday.
Harry - ebb arrived from
Chicago Thursday for a visit to
his mother Mrs Theodore Webb
Of Roxbury. He is now o't Of
the Army and he and his wife
make their home in the Windy
City.
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