The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-04-19

bush, % Prospect st, 6-5511
JOYNER REYNOL~ A cer-
emory n st. Anne's Retry
Saturday morning, April 70
united in marriage Miss Sarah
Reynolds, daughter of Mrs.
Winifred Reynolds, A Clayton
st, to John Joyner, Jr., son of
Mrs. Martina Joyner, So Clay
ton st. Mrs. Dorothy Hazard of
Connecticut was matron of
honor. Other bride attendants
were the Misses Ruth, Marion
and Harriet Wiley of North
Brookheld, Mass. Guests were
relatives of the two families.
Following the ceremony a we'd
ding breakfast was served at
the home Of the brides mother
The couple went on a moto1
tour Of Boston and other New
England cities. They will make
their home in Worcester. AN
NUAL TEA. The Cherries will
hold their annual American
Day tea at the residence OF
Mrs. James Roberts, 9 Glen st
May Is. Pourers win be Mrs
Clyde Parker, pres, assisted by
Mrs. Ida Scott and Mrs. Har-
riett Clark. WAX. Hardwood
floors with a wax finish should
never be cleaned with soap
water or oil. Use 'only wax
BUILDING FUND. The build.
ing fund rally of Mt. Olive
Church, 9 Prospect st, got
underway April Is and contin.
ued until April II. Sunday.
speaker was Rev. Mrs. Chris.
tine Gibson, East Providence
R. I. Rev. Gibson and the
workers conducted Monday
nights meeting. The service!
Tuesday night had as speaker
Rev. Joseph Grandall, pastor o.
Belmont Full Gospel Church
The pastor of Mt. Olive Church
Rev. Lucy Joseph was in charge
Wednesday night, with a CUES
speaker whose name was no.
learned at this writing; anC
Thursday evening terminated
the successful rally will
preaching by Rev. N. w. Sindle
and full course dinner wai
served The Youth Council
'of the NAACP will present g
cabaret and dance at the YWCA
May 16, 8 p m, with muse by
Barney and his Boys Mrs
Leroy Logan, So Clayton st is
steadily recovering at home af-
ter an operation at City Hos
pital.
FASHIONS. The Ladies Aid
Society Of John st. Bapt
Church promise glamour that
will astound when members OF
social clubs and the commun-
ity gather in Memorial Hall
YWCA for the Fashion Show
April 81. SILVER WEDDING
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Ward, s
Laurel st, celebrated their sill
yer wedding anniversary April
Is with a reception in the Dixie
Bar. Guests came from all Sec
tons Of New England, lew
York and Pennsylvania. They
received many handsome gifts
A delicious repast was served
Everybody had an enjoyable
evning.
CHARLOTTE'S Charlotte's
Curtain Laundry, 10 Belmont
st, Mrs. Charlotte Fisher, prop.
offers expert cleaning services
that remove spots and CRIME
freshens color, and often makes
worn clothing look almost new
Needed repairing is done skill
fully. Charlotte'S is equipped
for thorough shampooing OF
rugs to remove all tracked-in
dirt and bring out the color
beauty; also for cleaning ties
cleaning and blocking hats,
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaiah Watson
have returned from vacation
and have opened their home at
SO Clayton st e. Mrs. Wenonah
Walker, 1875 Exchange st, hon
ored on her birthday, Monday
April 7, received many beauti-
full gifts and cards. Daughter
Doris shared honors, celebrat-
ing her first birthday, which
was April 8. Many tots were
present and enjoyed with Dor
is ice cream and Easter cam
dies.
The Square and Compass
Clubs semi-formal April 7 was
attended by a gala crowd of
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