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Boats.

BOAT ENGNEs-chrysler marine install.
lation service and parts available; trade.
ss Rs M.5. ssssptss ave s kIsg s4Ss s96roN 1sc
soaT sSa T' 'sToRseEEApplleations taken te,
slips in WASHINGTON Channel; outboard
snd kfsa sfslsers ruETos cr Mr. MET aso'' so5
ssspoGEND BOAT. nts on car: suitable te,
mosp.Y ne5SEs gP E Rx aIss aR and r0"'ns ca. sH
tinguishers. outboard motors. Scripps ma
Ri sRsP;i = s aSS SON tAH la s'ifi i
soAT ESTHusfAsTs. .ttention-ses tn.
Beauty. SeN % Im@ediate d delivery. On display al
ARCADE PONTIAC CO.. 1887 Irving st.
Iss-FT. kAYxK. 500. NO. 74s4. s4os
RoArsGl4-ft.; new nsht strong constr,
s4esd y G5rs. and scEsss cT aGdSls Ss sf %
MAhi sna s.nersi 1880 BOAT repsrs pa's oRsGoRY eso
BOAT YARD. so Maine ave. s.w.. RE.
KERMATH ENGINES. latest models: GOOD
delivery, parts: repair and install All makes
sa 'ses,9' soAq YARb
DIESEL YACHT. Soft, double cabin. in
yard sh,pSlds Corp, to rigid spseihca-
tions and powered with 6-cyi 1a5-h p.
Buda Diesel engine; accommodations for
in owners party and crew of >: with
3 Law. and showers: 3a-voit Delco. Lux
hre system, Protane gas cooking and
many extras Her heavily constructed.
copper r-fsstened white cedar huh will pass
any inspection, and she is 4 real buy at
$1,000; 2. E, BARNES. 1900 Maine ave.
S.w.. ME. 3120 is
ss' WHEELER 1899 de luxe sedan cruiser
with two so-h.p. Chrysler r. G. engines;
accommodations for 8, with beautiful
stainless steel galley and stainless steel
trim throughout; dinghy with outboard
motor: radio, Venetian blinds. bilge blower
winter cover and frame and large amount
Of extra equipment: still stand most rigid
inspection; price reduced to Slo.250 for
quick sale ME. a:a0; -15
sacrihce. $4,000. 32-ft. mahogany speed
boat: needs minor repairs; 5000 Io,1t.
7h-hp. outboard. new. S110. 1948
polished aluminium trailer: in excellent
condition; used weeks; $500. cH. OLA.
oUTBoARD MOTOR. johnson Sea Horse,
sh-h,r: liks ne.; s1oo TE os4o, :.
$500. TX. 2Sos sr Afex.a sS7s. 1.fs'n --is
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

3Os 18th ST. N.E.-Man to share Iars,
front bsd-living rm. with another man us'
Hs tessn ssR.TogH r ess ws ayr L. NEor aaas ne s
share a-room kit. and bath apt, piano,
with another refined Jewish girl, $40
NICELY FURN. s-rm. apt, kitchenette
eedrm. and iiy: rm:. next to bath: pvt
snly; ref: req; IL; 1890 or can be seen
bet 18th and 10th SITS, l blk. from Ma
tional Guard Armory and Gallinger Hosp:
ss5 per mo. Tin sdvance>, includes all
WAN:TfED--Lady to share two-eedroom
other Isss'asi lady 'Is sss per month. MI I 1919
is i1,sF 1Ryfse sT Sex Nv ssaf apt, s with
kitchen privilesea $50 month. RA
YoUNa MAN to share nicely furnished
young man; $40 mo. Box 1884. Star
,suBLEAsE TO OCT; lst. modern z 3 rooms, 70 a
ST., $50 per month; adults. Nj. s031,
call between | and 4 Box 37a-x. Star.
BEDRooM AND KITCHEN cony transp
SIS KENNEDY ST. N,w.-a-rm. and kit
enDysa nD se eoab 81 u' U.s. Ysfy R
elsa WYOMING AVE- gentlemen to
sash sasR' Du lss ssse isrn' rms and bath ls s'0
9ao F. ST. N.E.-Lse. rm; / person only;
sPT snd s'Ssf aSD shsEPfsc i ri FR Room osq for girls
appt, call AID. 55a7. Box 3le-A, Star.
GROOM BsMT. APT: $50 a month.
GIRI. 2l-se, to share lovely modern apt.
giyls; sa5: O. .45s: after 8. III,
ONE ROOM. KIT. BATH, employed couple,
BUsINEsSWOMAN will share apt. with 3
giri.. Sa5 each; would consider couple.
a5.:, Ontario I'd. NV. CO. 921s.
LADY WILL SHARE 6-rn. apt. and ga
rage with another lady; no children or
dogs; Sl30. Call after Z pm. DE. 5373.
NEAR WASH. cIRCLE-e-rm apt. semi
bath. vacant April 20: 500 a mo-: for .
quiet people. 1000 N. H. ave. DI. 1883.
1898 ST. S.E.-Lge. 3-rm apt. tile
bath and shower: everything furn.: suit
able for boys only: S35 each. III
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ROOMS WITH eoARp.

14O1 18th ST. NV, ideal location for
business people--Large front double: also
1lO6 10th ST. N.W.-For a young man
good single bed in room with 2 other
boys; the best meals; very convenient loea.
GIRL to share with another girl, beautiful
room, excellent food: hoSielike atmosphere:
IN new home; close transp, Gil. d3S5.
1898 10th ST. N.W.-Two double rooms for
couples; also man to share in triple room
with another man., Ho. 1915. lie
fn, Tor sentIepan; tI excel meals ideal loea-
VACANCY April 18th in clean home; excel
meals; l young lady to share with another
lady; mr.. Walter Reed Hospital. $50 per
NO no M.sS SsoS s,h lE St nv, s, GE. o6ss: LIS
lge;. bright rms. dble.; sos ca; triple,
1154 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Vacancy, to
share for gentleman, lge. rna.. $50 mo.
also vacancy for young lady. $50. --l8
DUPONT ClRCLE-Vacancy in very clean
nome tor young men, in > adjoining
rooms. We are noted for our very excel
lent food. 2013 Mass. ave. NV, DE. a1gS
1871 ". H. AVE. N.W.-Beautifully furn
2-rm. suite. with pvt. bath; has vacancies
houses in city; food is really good; definite
iy q superior house where you will find
only the best; the dining rm. large and
very attractive: S54 so per mo. es. MI.
i3.. FAIRMoNT N.w.-Double rm., twin
beds, 2 young men with good habits: excel.
meals; $40 ca. CO. 3O65. II
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

WASHINGTON for Richmond-Furn. apt.
bedrm.. liv: rm., dinette, kit. and bath,
SS7 SO: will exch for or bedrm.. furn.
Star. 20'
a-ROOM, Washington, unfurn.,. for 3 or 4
room Neg York City or vicinity. Ludiow
WILL EXCHANGE l-rm,, kit, bath apt,
near Capitol Building on Pa. ave-, for. a
nsson or ssds Box fssH sssn star TAR
PHILA. FOR wASH-3 rooms. kitchen
and bath in Phila.- for bedroom or EN-
Phone MIR. scHwAB. sH, a03l. 1T
PHILA. FOR WASH.-4 rooms and bath
Silver Spring, Md, or vicinity. MR.
FI1SNER SH o03O II
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ROOMS FURNIsHEp-Mp. ond VA.


RIvERDALE, MD.-Studio room. next to
bath: employed, references. WA. S014.
CHEVERLY. MD.-Double rm., suitable
for couple. with kitchen privileges; new
home private Union 1903 -I5
i106 n. 22d ST, Arington--Nice double
room, close to everything; nondrinking
couple GIL 5551. l5s
132t 9th ST. NO., Arl Va.-Nicely turn
twin beds. conv. located between 2 bus
lines; gentlemen or enpl couple. CHI S459.
15s
NEARBY yA.-Two furnished rooms for
gentlemen; convenient to Govt. depts.: pri-
yate home: pleasant surroundings Alex
1858. -I5
LARGE. NICELY FURN. ROOM for 2 or 8;
adjoining bath with shower. GIL. 521b.
IN SILVER SPRING-Furnished room for
couple or , single gentlemen; $40 per mo.
convenient transp. 81. 9337. LII
l WILL RENT lovely single rm in my
homie to quiet gentleman: 8 min. down.
town or Pentagon; $3.50. GL. 7062 OF
GIL, 065S. III
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APARTMENT HOUSES WANTED.

DESIRABLE SMALL $40 UNIT apt, bldg :.
must be modern in every detail and loc, in
should comprise "a bedrms. and =, baths
each; gar. nee. or space should be avail. to
HAVE sUBsT. CASH TO INVEST in mod.
apt house: not over 10 yrs. old; 20 apis.
or more; NV. section preferred. For i'm
med. inspection call FRANCIS HElGLE,
MA $3.50
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AVIATION.

livery ONE WHO FLIES needs complete
aviation Insurance protection Consult
sHTvERs INSURANCE AGENCY. 1910
Vermont ave. NV DI. 100
AIRpLANE and engine repairs at iat. rea-
sonabie rates; also want to lease or buy
Stearman. SPRINGFIELD AIRPORT.
Alex S:S42 Ii
PfPKR Gun. ss hp.: excellent CONDITION:
tust relieensed: steal ~ S946 BABEF-
QUEENS. CHAPEL AIRPORT. Hyattsv1lle.
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ROOMS FuRhIsnEp-s.E. end s.w.

4IOe PA. AVE. S.E.--Lse front rm., well
furn., windows. lse. closet, shower. tele.;
lovely. modern home; 1-acre lawn. porches
and shade trees Ii. 3539. -l5
MIDDLE-AGED COUPLE viii share nicely
furn. apt. with young couple: church ref
erences required. Call AT. 501s. is
large front rn, twin beds; y blk to bus:
conv. to carline and theater; 81 wk.
ca Phone FIR 1905 -I6
vate home; new Simmons metal furn.:
conv. transp. Phone LU. 6437 or $40 to
5, DI. 1900, Ext. 2491 -17
1888; BURKE ST. S.E.-Furnished base
ment room for ! quiet girl; $50 month.
CoLoRED.s3s B ST. Sc, APT. Room
for a refined employed man; can be seen
any time. 15s
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ROOM RENTAL SERVICE.

LANDLoRDS, we have highly recon-.
mended and reputable persons desiring
apis. and rms. throughout the city. List
your apis. and rms. with us. NELSON
{; THOMAS, Real Estate Brokers, Ia
Florida ave. n W. DE. 6245 so
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POULTRY and EGGS

JAMES FEED STORE. 6Is K a. nv,
ME. 0os9-Baby chicks. feed and poultry
10o-EGG INCUBATOR. Sears Ro~buck,
electric; Sl2. GE. 5464
WHITE LEGH0RN PULLETS. mos old
pollorium tested from certified LAYERS;
beauties. about 900 to sell RA SEQ:
ewes GE 4I3S -ol
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Cattle and LIVE STOCK
DOGS, PETS, ETc,

FOR sALE-duernsey and jersey bull and
COW. DU. 1896 -I7
sHoATS u3}; S140 for all or s1I each.
Sows. S45 each. Ii. 6673. lie
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ROOM AND BOARD WANTED
ROOMS WANTED,

EMPLOYED FATHER and 5-year-old son
also complete care of child. Call WA. SS14.
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SEWING MACHINES, Sir

mattress. SIS. EN- sess. ' '@ '
SINKS. General Electric; dishwasher ant
ss asRo's Eo ns e sse sseRet oE nfs oass s
s'Ps ss ,tsins.' e" 'ns shsss&:: s y sts ~ BLocks
sT.aL~ f N St Structural !" tut NJ unused surDiu, or
"a, sopro1 500 .nEles 4xsxH, in .yariou
Hsntdps l.nstns from fo az g to ss For detailed in
STEEL csB1SET FiLk. suitsbl. for gl.
books of real estate ONCE. or for. oths.l
srs and is Adjustable: excellent condition
ase Il MASHHT4aN asPsE4 oFFee fo6p
STEEL rosiTSs Ave With h,f fbuil.-in adiustabl,
IA bsss yi support, Port, sG0o pounds use II
sTdKIR II dEAEkEE CO; Co.. SAG \ Y axs; nx y. =
TeSps yeSm heaSe es wo a9od sSndtion in use tT'
sToKER AND BOILER. excellent condi.
sis osTee hs'nF Il. nv srm phon. nsS't Ho Sc ss
STONE yEsTIBULE. piano. Leitz pro1ec.
tor, new; typewriter and stand: furniture
STORE FIxTUREs-complet. sel,-serSic,
store nxtures. Meat cases. dairy boxes
0Ge retriaepasors 0ssfE. ssk.in Ser eoSlers
scales choppers and slicers co. o36s
STORM SASH. wood: combination winter
summer Removable lower glass section
Bronze screen attached Reasonable Cal
SYRUP. pure Vermont maple. 81 gal: 81
W ! & r w LADUE. RID. No. :. is.
TABIES-rier table. cocktail table anc
lamp table; Al cond1ion. Call GE. 94bS
TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE. 571e
i6th s. tnava ca 1883, gnd. ? mos; in
TYPEWRITER. Underwood, good condition
UNCLAIMED LAUNDRY and dry cleaning
garments fer sale. Wholesale. Apply daily
10 am. to pm BLUE RIBBON LAUN-
DRY. 1887 Columbia rd. NV, AID. s6o6
VACUUM CLEANER. Universal. tank type;
attachments; reasonable. ia. 63sa,. -l5
VACUUM CLEANERS, reconditioned. like
new: WESTINGHOUSE $50 so; Eureka. SI4 so:
oIhsrs 3sl. Lee hwy. CH, 4s14. Is.
VACUUM CLEANERS. Eleetrolux. Hoover,
Eureka and many others. new and rebuilt
Ike new. at eut-rate prices. BEST
VAULTS. ?. fur storsse. Government
long. #. hish. . #. wide. IL. 8cbe. lo'
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as new must sacrihee. Cali "o. 4.7l'
PIANOS, lars. selection: srands, spinets
SIS up COLONIAL PiASso SHOP. IS iIo4
fIANosGNew Kehler a. Campbell console
models nov on display at our new location.
nnso w9sGa ssR spne S Este9 apt grand
stsinway medium size uprt.. LAWSON &
GOL1BART, in American StoraEe Bids,
2soI Georgia ave. AD 592s day; q RA
PiANos. st.inway and others You have
NOT he ps Il 9ses s1tN s1e
73s i3th ST. NV. RE. 2499. is
PIANOs-We have several real values in re-
cor dnioned End slightly used Strands that
RE. 62l2. KITT's. 1880 G st. NV. (bet
PIANos--Why pay hish prices for used
or console for usually only a very little
y,ors' We are a0alsTs for such makes s,srt as
fSn ggs piano Tern: Phone s1d a. + 11s
KITS. 1880 G 81; NV. lis =,
PIasosPnens Nh II syss ts Ek
or console, Lauter, S345; Starr, S425:
Wurlitser. s4sh, Also several others
KITS: 1880 G st. NV. tSet- 18th ana
PiASos-Bs sure and see our selection o.
new pianos before you buy! cheice OF
ssfy ssa IN ssiE5 Msse .nass ano @
RE. ssIs, KITS. 1880 G st. nv, lis :,
makes o on sale; Mason & Hamlin, Chick
;5ns l.s. s.sinTs5a ;Sa6ss s;i PA fSso eo
PIaNos9if PA f you are looking for y.lu.
IN slightly used console or spinet
Pashs '5sd.s JORDAN riSNo Co. CO: lois III
at, nv. -ls
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-02-22

The Club Entire Nous, Miss
Alys Banks, president, will have
a Novelty 'Ides of March" Dance
at 55S Mass. Ave, Boston, OF
March Is.
The Western Lunch Box On
Mass Avenue was the scene,
Wednesday night, Feb. Il, of the
business and social meeting OF
the Columbus Ave AME Zion
Church choir, with the presi-
dent, Robert Wilson, presiding. A
delicious ham supper was served,
Hostesses we're Mrs. Anna Deb
nam, Mrs. Gladys AtuS, Mrs
Leila Jackson, Miss Mary Osborn
and Miss Frances Tuitt. The
members were glad to see Mrs
Una Richardson out after sew
eral months Of illness. The choir
win meet next month at the
church.
Mrs, Grace Houston is home
from City Hospital and is i'm
proving after her long illness
The Liberal Arts Club met
Sunday, Feb. 9 at the home Of
the President, Mrs. MathiIda
Charleston, AIS Columbus Ave
After the regular business, the
following officers were installed
by Mrs. Ella r. Harris Mrs. Ma
tilda Charleston, President, Mrs,
Maude Woodruff, vice president;
Miss A. Lee Dale, Rec. Sec; John
Powell, Fin. Sec. Mr.. Victor
Mascoll, Treasurer, and Miss
Gladys Pierce, Chaplain. The
club is busy working on their
End annual Concert to be held
in Brown Hall Sunday afternoon,
April 20, featuring Mrs. Gerald
inc Hurry, Pianist, Mrs. Gladys
Marine Fuller, dramatic reader
Victor Mascall, tenor. Watch
this paper for further announce
ment.
Every Delta in Boston is ask
ing her Delta patrons and
friends what is the most inn
pOrtant day on the social cal
endar for the month of May?
Right you are! Sunday evening
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-02-22
College Club
Presents Program

History Week was featured BY
the Liberia College Club Of AM
erica at its headquarters, 1870
Beacon St.. during the Coffee
Hour last Sunday, at $3.50 P. M.
Africanus Schaahk, president of
the club gave a preliminary talk
on Race History and James S.
Braxton, principal speaker talked
on West African Possibilities.
Mr.. Braxton, graduate student
in the Dept. of Regional Plan
ming and School of Design at
Harvard, has spent. considerable
time surveying in Liberia. Pres
ent an introduced othe audi
ence was Cecil King, son Of
former president King Of Lib
eria. Beautifully rendered solos
were contributed by James
Brown. accompanied by Carter
Jezerson. Discussion from the
floor, closing remarks and re-
freshments concluded the exer-
ciSes.
The club participated in the
Annual Mardi Gras Ball, Feb.
II, in the Imperial Ballroom of
Hotel Statler. Donald Joseph
was narrator for the program
Club representatives were Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. Augustus Hilsman, Mr.. and
Mrs. M. 3. Carlos, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Robertson, Africanus
Setback, Misses Phyllis and
Julia Mitchell, Julia Ring,
Gwendolyn Senhouse, Edith
Griffin, Romano Byrd, Ellen
Dixon, Millicent Brooks, Rose
Scott, Miss Da Lomba; Mesdames
Catherine Ruff, Edna Riley, Al
fred Clark, Messers Donald JOS
eph, Hendrick Van Leesten,
Howard Mann, Plez Hughes,
Cecil and Kenneth Guscott
Lawson Riley and George Adams.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-02-22
CITY NEWS

When bereavement comes, call
Mrs. Mary A. Turner; Mourning
Accessories for Sale or Rent;
Wells, Gloves, Hosiery. Regional
Chairman Of the National House.
wives League of n, E. sS5 Column
bus Ave, Boston, Mass, Tel.
Ken. 474G,
The first meeting Of the sea-
son Of the Round Table Club
was held at the home of the
president, Mrs. Mary A. Turner,
355 Columbus Ave. A History
Week program was presented.
Mrs. Helen McIlvaine Of New
York, now discharged from City
Hospital wishes to thank the
many friends for cards, flowers,
fruit and gifts sent her while
she was hospitalized. She is now
recuperating al the home Of her
mother, Mrs, Bessie McIlvaine
on Hammond st. At the hospital
she says she received wonderful
care and service and she's loud
in her praise Of the treatment.
She will be in Boston for several
weeks, before returning to her
home in New York.
The editors of THE GUARD
IAN, DR.. and Mrs. Charles Gould
Steward, have been pleased TO
receive from relatives and
friends here and elsewhere con-
gatulatory cards on the 4Oth an
niversary of their marriage, Feb.
49, This is the year when w.
Monroe Ttottar would have been
rs years old, come April 7. The
paper is also As years old. The
latter event is to be marked by a
pageant recalling Mr.. Trotter'.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-02-22
SPRING FLOWER
SHOW MAR 1915

One of the highlights Of the
18th annual New England
Spring Flower Show at Me-
chanics Building, Boston, Mar
1915 will be a Vermont Colored
Bridge. Tumbling out of the
dense shadows of hem'ock in
the background, a stream will
roar and then, after winding
through banks bright with
Spring-time wild flowers and
shrubs. the stream vii run
beneath an authentic reproduc-
ton of an old-time covered
bridge This display is being
staged by Sherman Eddy of
Avon, Conn.
Another. outstanding exhibit
of the 100 odd displays com
prising the Flower Show will be
a modsrnistic house and gar
den staged by the Garden
Clubs Exhibitions Committee.
This viii present a series of
small gardens featuring various
paintings in numerous charm
ing patterns. 1t is deslgned to
offer ideas adaptable to use
anywhere in New England in
in gardens small or large.
Yet another outstanding dis
play will be a suburban house
and garden. Up on the stage
will be a house set amid gar
dens, poos, terrace and color
full paintings of all descrip-
tons. The house looks down up
on the floor of Grand Hall as
if the main garden of the es-
tate A huge mirror pool, set
AMID towering Spring bulbs, is
f1anked on either side by gra-
ciouS gardens while, in the
rear, are two more gardens
all blended into harmonious
whole.
We have designed this
years show reports Arno H.
Nehrling, show director, ar
ound the slogan Gardens For
Better Living Gardening is
becoming increasingly popular
these days and the show is
built around the ideas of pro-
viding inspiration and informa-
ton to make New England
gardens assume a more i'm
portant place in the life Of the
home and the community"
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-02-22

May 20, l941. Keep your eye on
this column and keep up with
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority.
Mrs. NJ. Ruth Massey of West
Newton enjoyed visit recently
of her daughter, Mrs. Wilhel-
nina st. Leger, r. N. of Chicago.
Mrs. Laura Worthington of
Rowland St was given surprise
party on her birthday by her
daughter, Mrs. Hazel Brothers.
The following friends were pres
cnt to felicitate the guest of
honor and enjoy the pleasant
evening: Mesdames Nellie Green,
Irene Bell, Richard Skeets, Sarah
E. Anderson, Leila R. Graham,
Lucille Allen, Rebecca Lee, Min
ME Waters, Mabel Knox, James
Patrice, Catherine Wallace and
Phyllis Tavada.
Rev. L. Quincy Abercrombie
has been in Ohio the last six
weeks in the pursuance of his
business of masonry. During the
last trip he preached at Zion
Bellevue Baptist Church in Pitts
burgh, Pa, his former home. In
Boston Sunday to Friday of this
week he has now resumed his
business in Ohio.
Turner B. Cooper, of Concord
So, Just returned from a trip to
New York, where he attended
the funeral of his brother. He
flew over last Saturday, arriving
in time for the funeral.
Dudley Watson is enlarging
his trade activities, and is now
prepared to do anything along
the line of carpentry, Masonry
and building He is located at
81 Kent st., Roxbury, Mass.
Sunday afternoon, April 20, IS
the date chosen for the Second
Annual Concert of the Liberal
Arts Club, Matilda Birch Charl-
estOn, president. Watch this
paper for further notices.
Mrs. Marie Clelland, 685
Shawmut av, was hostess Mon
day, Feb. 10, to the Livingstone
College Club of Cal. Ave. Zion
Church. Plans for the annual
Spring festival with Mrs. Naomi
Brown, chairman, the yearly re-
port by Mrs. Rosa Galloway
served by Mrs, Clelland with a
treasurer, a delicious collation.
Valentine favor for each mem
Der were the highhghts of the
meeting. Among others present
were Mesdames Isabelle Viii
liams, secretary; Charlotte M
w alker. Ella Elliott, Olive
Brooks, Gertrude Tyler Wood
house.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-02-22

One Of the largest restaurant
teurs nthe wirld s the Saliva
ton Army. From New York to
New Guinea its restaurants"
have fed the destitute, the war
torn and disaster-ridden peoples
of 81 countries and territories.
In the past year, over $4,000
600 meals were served to Amer
leans, Bengalis, Chinese, Dutch.
English, French, Formossans.
Hungarians, Javanese, Punjabis.
Swedish, Wajoes, Zulus and
Others t owhom the Salvation
Army was host from coast to
coast on five continents.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-02-22

visit to the peace conference
after World War 1. All friends
who have in memory any in
cident bearing on the occasion
are asked to communicate with
Mrs. Sara van Buren, Schenck,
1873 Arlington ST., w. Medford,
chairman of the committee or
Maude Trotter Steward, 977 Ire
mont St., Boston
Ruth Chapter No. 4, O.E.S.,
will celebrate its second an
niversary with a Banquet and
Reception on Thursday, Febru-
airy 81, at Smith Hall, Masonic
Temple, 1895 fremont ST., Bos-
ton. Invitations may be secured
from Mesdames Harriet HOus-
ton, Frances Burke, Sarah Burns,
Annie Williams, Norman Thomp-
son, Julia Wade Atkins, CeciIe
Charles, Miss Elizabeth Battle
and Mrs. Ellen Settles. VIM.
Robert Settles, chef for the SUI
preme Markets, is the caterer.
RESERVE SUNDAY, APRIL 13,
$3.50 PM. FOR REsTHAVEN
LEAGUE, PRESENTING MRS.
THAAIASINA w. JOHNSON. ar
FIRST A. M. E. CHURCH, ELM
HILL AVE AND WARREN, ST,
ROXBMRY.
Last Sunday Afternoon the
Clarence Cameron White Club
presented william Andrew
Rhodes at the Presbyterian
Church SAL, Mass. Ave, in a lee
ture on Psychology"
The church was nearly crowded
with an audience full of enthus-
iastic interest and those present
were well rewarded. Musical Sc
lections were rendered by Irene
Downes White, Jeanetta Brown
and Elizabeth Pitts, young stu
dents of the Symphony Conserv-
atory Of Music. Carmen Fuller
Of the New England Conserv-
atory of Music, played a piano
solo, Amy Hamilton from Co.
lumbus Ave AME Zion Church
choir sang; also Gladys Pierce
of the Clarence Cameron White
Club. Elizabeth Wheatley, who
presided said that the audience
was the largest since the club
started.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-02-22
Silver Mask
Studio Shop
522 Columbus Ave

522 Columbus Ave
Has added to its stock a fine line
Of stationery. including Euton's
Linen and Vellum paper Wallace
Browns and Arssaero ForeI paper
nd personal notes. Plastic pen and
pencil sets, gift wrapping poper,
school and office supplies. Also
greeting cards for oil occasions,
Valentines and Valentine Novel;
ties. The lending library is well
stocked with popuIcr books. Wal
ter J. Stevens book (chip On My
Shoulder is on sale OF the shop.
NJ. J. CAMBRIDGE, Prop.
MILDRED DAVENPORT, Mgr
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-02-22

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