The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-11-22

Tickets for this DEFENDERS Party
may be obtained from any mem
Der of Gamma Chapter and from
Donald C. Watson, chairman of
the dance committee.
Mrs. Thelma Niles Of 606 Col
umbus ave had as dinner guests
last Sunday her godmother, Mrs.
Lucille Barnes, and the latter's
husband, Walter D. Barnes, on
the occasion of Mrs. Barnes
birthday.
Installation Of officers of the
United War Mothers, Chapter
No. z will be held at the Lewis
School, Walnut ave and Pauld-
! ing st, Roxbury. Monday Nov.
/ "a, 8 p m, Enter on Paulding st.
Mrs. Melnea A. Cass, president;
Mrs. Julia w. Atkins, president
elect,
A Musical Tea, sponsored by
The Choir of Gloucester Mem
Orial Presbyterian Church, Gal
Mass. Ave, Boston, Elsie q.
Reese, president, Gladys Moore
Perdue, Organist-directOr, Sun
day afternoon, Nov. %, 1947,
$3.50 o'clock. Outstanding pro-
gram. Silver offering.
Don't frget to see the Sick
Committee, Gladys Polk, chair
man, and make your donation
to the Christmas fund to help
with the work of caring for
needy families. This year there
is greater need for help than
last year. Everybody is urged to
contribute as generously as pos
sible.
The Oil Burners Memorial
Sermon will be held at EbcneZeI
Baptist Church, Sunday, Nov.
ember 20, at 1880 P. NJ. They are
inviting various Clubs and Or.
CARNATIONS to attend and sit with
them.
Rev. A. Ritchie Low OF John
son, vt. was a visitor in Boston
last week. Active in the promo
ton OF democracy he conceived
the plan of bringing groups of
children from Harlem, NY.C., to
spend their summer vacations as
guests of Vermont families. The
plan mas proved highly success
full in getting young folks to
know one another better, thus
laying the foundation for better
! inter-group understanding.
Mrs. Carrie Nickens of 81
Holyoke st, was the week END
guest of Mrs. Annie Simpson of
Irving st, Montclair, N. ]. Mrs.
Nickens is a former resident of
that city and, besides the very
pleasant hospitality of her host
ess, she was greeted by many of
her former friends.
The corded bag made and do
mated to the Unity Charity Club
for the benefit of st. Monica's
Home was won BY Mrs. Anna M.
Lisle of 2 baltimore Court on the
evening of Monday, Nov. II, at
the home of MIS-. K. Harris, 10
Windsor st.
The Georgia Social and Ben
evolent Club of Boston was Or
ganiZed at the Lincoln House
Association on October is, 1947.
by the social worker, Mabel
johnson Dean. Off1cers elected
were: Ralph Kimble, president;
Mrs. Ella Hightower, vice presi-
dent; Miss Martha Merideth.
secretary; Mrs. Mildred Robey,
assistant secretary; Miss Lillian
Richardson, treasurer; Mrs. Car
rfe Lindsay, business manager.
Other members present: Miss
Estelle Clemmons, Mrs. Nettie
Archie, Mrs. Ethel Thomas, Mrs.
Florrie Rowland, Mrs. Fannie
Bell. The next meeting will be
held en- Monday, November "a,
at 8 p m. Application for mem
bership will be accepted at that
time.
Mr.. Jazz himself is coming to
town in the person of Louis
"Satchmo" Armstrong. The per-
ennial master Of them all will
lead a group comprising the
greatest talent in Jazz, among
them Jack Teagarden, Sidney
Catlett, Barney Bigard, Dick Ca
rey, and ,Arvell Shaw in a ire
mendous jam session at Sym
phony Hall, Sunday Nov. 80 at
$50 p m.
The Eight Thirty Club met
at the home OF Norma Green
idge. After the business meeting
was over the guest speaker for
the evening, DR.. Mary Wright
gave a very educational talk on
the care of the teeth. A question
period followed in which all took
part. The girls made plans to
give a Thanksgiving Basket TO
needy family. Edna Jones of
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