The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-04-23

4
pastor and speaker. All are invited.
The Clarence Cameron White
! Club, Mrs. Elizabeth Wheatley,
president, presents in recital Una
M. Bell, contralt0, assisted by
Eleanor Trent wallace, reader,
Buckner Candy, accompanist,
Sunday, May /. $3.50 PM, at the
Twelfth Baptist Church. Victor
MascOIl, manager. Subscription,
S1.OO.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A. Thompson
celebrated their fifth wedding ami
versary Friday evening, April 8, at
their home, 10 Dale ST., Roxbury
where some eighty relatives and
friends showered them with congratu-
lations and many beautiful and useful
gifts.
4 The lnterdenominational Ushersl
Association Nurses held successful
musical tea Sunday, April 10, at the
Ebenezer House, Worcester St. On
the program were Mrs. Cecilia Boyd,
James Holland, Rev. T. L. Davis,
pastor Of Berea S.D.A. Church, vocal
soloists. Mrs. Ruth Brown was mis-
| tress OF ceremonies. Mrs. Sophia
johnson, president of the group, Mrs.
K. L. Terry and co-workers wish to
thank all who helped in any way to
make the tea success
Cab Galloway viii introduce his
television show over the NBC-TV
network May 10 at 9 PM, on the
Proctor and Gamble sFireside Theatre
program.
Annual Fannie p. Peck Day
viii be observed by the House
wives League Sunday, May. Is,
at $3.50 pm. at Union Methodist
Church, Columbus ave-, and w.
Newton ST., Rev. Egbert C. Nc
Leod, pastor. Charles II. Bynum,
interracaI director National FOun-
dalton for ..Infantile Paralysis,
Inc, of New York City, will be
guest speaker. Tea will be served.
Subscription so cts
The annual New England folk fes-
tival will be held at the Y,WC.A.,
Clarendon ST., April 1924.
Funeral services for Mrs. Hattie
Gray, II Willard ST., Everett, who
died April IA, were held at the Frank
D. Sweeney funeral home, $50 Broad
way, Everett, Saturday afternoon,
April 10. She was the widow of Will
liam A. Gray.
The St. Mark Fellowship presents
an informal discussion on why De
nomination." at St. Mark Center,
Townsend St. Sunday, April "a, 7
Pm. Norris King is president, Miss
Erline Evans, vice-president. Miss
Nancy Randolph, secretary.
Mrs. Lucinda H. Whatley, who was |
visiting her mother, Mrs. Lucille |
Hepgie. 207 w. Newton ST. has re-
joined her husband in New Orleans,
La.
Miss Estelle Davis Of Norfolk. Va,
is here for a visit Of a week and is
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Nelson cambridge, sz2 Columbus Ave,
Flash! Muriel Rain is booked for
an appearance in Jordan Hall early
in October.
Sponsor tickets for Carmen Jones"
performance are to be had from Mrs.
Mayme cambridge. sponsor tickets
chairman, s22 Columbus Ave. Car
men Jones" will be presented in Jor-
dan Hail in May, under direction of
Darnley Corbin. and the proceeds are
to benefit the Shaw House.
Music lovers are reminded Of
the coming concert which viii
take place Sunday afternoon,
June IL, at st. Cyprian's Parish
Hall, corner fremont and Wal
pole SITS, under the auspices Of
the Barbados Relief Committee.
James Braithwaite Is in charge
Of the program and a musical
treat is in store for all who at
tend.
The Junior N.A.A,C.P. will give an
around the World Supper" at the
Lenox St. Project Social Hall, Friday
evening, April %. 8 countries repre-
sented. Door prize. Come and have
an enjoyable evening for IS cents.
Mrs. Lima Bailey wishes to
than kher committee and all
friends and well-wisherS for
their fine cooperation in MAX
ing the dinner given by the
House Committee Of Harriet
Tubman House on March 81 a
success. Misses Bernice Harris
and Patricia Rice rendered fine
service as mattresses.
Mrs. sadye Haithcock Owens
Of Atlantic City, N. j., is the
houseguest Of her aunt, Mrs.
Hendricks, IT Rutland So. Mrs.
Owens, formerly of Camden, So.
Carolina, is graduate of Nor
ris College Sumter Co r. While