The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-08-30


TENDER 20, at $3.50 P. M. at the
Gloucester Memorial Presbyte-
rian Church. The reception COM
mittee is headed by Mrs. M. E.
Galloway, Mrs. Wilhelmina Mar
tin is V chairman, Mrs. Lenora
Jessup, Cor. secretary, Mrs. Ruby
Williams, asst. cor. secretary,
Mrs. Elrena Bighams recording
secretary and Mrs. Clara Chris
tan, asst. secretary.
Pfc. Earl E. johnson, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward johnson
CT 5 Ebert St, Roxbury, is a
member of the oath Infantry
Regiment Of the 25th Inf. Crop
ic Lightning Division, stationed
in Osaka, Japan. Pfc. Johnson
entered the Army in June 1946,
received his basic training at TT.
Knox, KY, and went overseas in
Oct. 1916. Before entering the
service he attended Boston
Trade High School and later was
employed by the S. S. Pierce Co.,
.5oston.
Mrs William H Mason Of
Brighton has returned home
from a five weeks vacation
spent in New London, N H ON
beautiful Lake Sunapee. She
was the guest of her sister Mrs.
Mabel ]. Eastman
Miss Isabel Hallowell of War
wick st left Monday to visit her
sick brother in Philadelphia.
Beautician rene Beckford has
returned to her services at
Amy's Beauty Salon, 1920 Ire
mont st after a vacation Of two
weeks at York Beach, Me.
Sylvester Mills, Jr. of w. Rut-
land So. left last Saturday to at
tend Clifiin University, Orange
burg, S. C. He was rendered a
send-off party Friday of the pre-
ceding week by Buckner Candy.
Mrs. Blanche Phillips Of Mon
roe st and Mrs Flarence Baud
Of Columbia st, Cambridge, left
on Aug II to spend three weeks
vacation in Canada. They plan
to visit relatives and friends in
Weymouth, Halifax, and Digby,
/ N. S.
Master Frederick Waterman
Of Monroe st is spending two
months at Camp Hale, Sand
Wich Centre, New Hampshire,
and having a wonderful time.
Miss Marcia Mills, daughter of
MI and Mrs. Sylvester Mills, sr.
of 50 w. Rutledge SO. is visiting
her aunt and cousin in New
York City
! Mr.. and Mrs. Joe A. Marques,
% Elm Hill Park, Roxbury, are
receiving congratulations upon
the birth of a daughter, Mrs.
Marques is the daughter of Mrs.
Wilhelmina Garnes, proprietor
of Mothers Lunch, Columbus
ave.
Mrs. Bessie James, Of Angus
ia, Ga, was in Boston recently,
visiting her brother-in-laW and
sister Mr.. and Mrs. Davis Harris
of Wyoming st. Roxbury. Mr..
and Mrs Edward Hardrick and
Miss Claudia Hardrick enter
tanned for Mrs. James and the
Harrises at a buffet supper at
the Hardrick residence, 20 Ken
dali st.
Mrs. Minnie Biggs, so Munroe
St., Roxbury was recently house
guest of Mrs Mabel Harris, York
st., Nantucket. Mrs. Biggs was
also the guest of her daughter,
Mrs Elizabeth Morse who is pass
ing the summer in Nantucket.
Easter Moore, proprietor of
casters Beauty Shoppe, 169-A
w. Springfield st., and Elizabeth
Gum, beautician with Casters,
have returned from a vacation
Of two weeks in New York and
New Jersey. Mrs. Moore spent
the past weekend as the guest of
the Burwell sisters at the home
Of Mrs. Clara Burwell Pollins in
Woburn.
Miss Clara Banks of Norfolk,
Va, is visiting her uncle Julian
c, Banks, 141 Appleton st.
Elwood S. Mckinney, member
of the Massachusetts, Fair En-
ployment Practice Commission,
viii be one of the guest speakers
on the radio program. This
Week at the State House" fea-
tired by WLAW in Lawrence on
August 80, 1947 at 7:30 P. NJ.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Francis
martha H. Ridley of Spring
field were guests for two weeks
Of Mrs. Helen Ridley, 1877 Apple
ton St., mother of Mrs. Francis.
Mrs. Ethel T Haynes, who is
1 A L q 4.