The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-08-06
CITY NEWS

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Aidacy Of JAMES H. D. BAILEY
aFriend Of the People, for Cit
Councillor.
Miss Thea Haskins Of 40 Wind
nor ST., has gone to PhiIadel-
phia for a short visit.
Thrilling new detective drama
of adventure, mystery, murder
starring Ralf Coleman as the
great colored detective, JACK
Hart, on This Is Brown Bos-
tom Thursday evenings at S;4s
on Radio station WMEX.
Mrs. Mary Blocker Washing
ton Of 967 fremont ST., devout
member Of Ebenezer Baptist
Church, is still "enthused'" about
her recent trip to the South
land, her former home, where
she was most pleasantly enter
tanned by relatives and friends.
Her errand home was a sad one,
the death Of her Oldest sister.
But her friends would not let
her grieve long. They were de-
termined to help her have a
! pleasant visit in spite of the
occasion of her trip. After the
funeral she went to Salude, S.
Carolina, her birthplace, and
stood on the spot where she
was converted, the Salem Meth
odist Church. Here friends made
it most pleasant for her, over
whelming her with courtesies
and loading her down with gifts
to take home.
Mrs. Melvin Alpert of Warner
ST., Dorchester, and her friend,
Mrs. Frederick Howard Of Nor
mandy s., Grove Hall, were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. John H.
Wilkerson of West Medford
Monday afternoon, August l.
The Mems Club Of st. Paul
Church, Cambridge are taking all
who will on bus ride to Nam
tasket, Thursday, the 18th,
leaving the church at 1880. Buy
| your tickets not later than Sun
day, and be sure of seat. If you
think you can get a seat the last
minute, you may be lett.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H.
Batum Of Allston, (the former a
retired entry clerk and deputy
collector at the Boston Customs
House, and their daughter
Louisa, have just returned from
Orange, N. J., where they were
the houseguests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Glover. While in Orange
they were entertained at dinner
by Mr.. and Mrs. Elihu Wilson,
brother and sister-in-law of Mrs
Glover. The visitors had a Won
derful time and were charmed
with the "Oranges.H
Announcement by the Armour
Laboratories of development of {
method for quantity productio
of the scarce hormone, ACTE
was hailed today by DR.. Waite.
Bauer, leading authority on rheu.
matte diseases, as "a major adj.
vance in arthritis research, ant
possibly Of far-reaching conse-
quence to many rheumatic dis
eases" DR. Bauer warned, how
ever, that even in the new and
much greater quantity, ACTH
will be available for the needs Of
only 1000 to 1000 patients a
year, while countless thousands
more than that suffer from rheu-
matoid arthritis.
The Liberia College Club, DON
aid Joseph president, with their
friends enjoyed most enjoy
able picnic Sunday, July 81, at
Mashpee, Mass, five auto loads
in the party There was fine
cooperation and the spot selected
was a most suspicious one. Just
the place to relax in, the home
of Mrs. Theresa Barco johnson,
with grocery and gift shop with
gifts for all occasions.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Poyner and
friend, Mrs. Thelms Daniels of
Washington. D. c.. spent their
vacation of two weeks with their
cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor and
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Jones a.
Natick. While here they i
also entertained by many of 4,
old friends in Boston and vicin-
ity, leaving for home on July 80.
Among the 1880 Democrats
who sailed down Boston Harbor
on the cruise liner Holiday" last
Monday night were Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Pierce Of Arlington, Sec
rotary to the Governors Coun-
ell Ralph Johnston and Mrs.
Johnston, Mrs. Maude Trotter
Steward and Dr. cilas tShag)
Taylor who made a pleasant
party, Nathaniel Brewer and