New England bulletin., 1949-04-02

Rrn CnOral Ou1lu O1 NoW oOASSy O day, March 27.
 The Craftsmen, younger group of the Masons, held their first An nual Spring Reception at the Ma sonic Temple on March Il. The music was furnished by Sam Kim ble of New Britain. The affair was of four to five hundred The com mittee in charge was David Holmes, Neil Hoffler, Rufus Mit- chell and Robert Reddick.
 The Louis Jordan picture "Be- ware" will be shown at the Pearl Street neighborhood house on April 4 and 5. Showings will be twice nightly. It has an all-colored cast. Walter w. Hooker, director of the Neighborhood House is looking for ward to bringing many. more colored pictures to the Neighbor- hood House, depending upon the public's reception.
 The Doris Miller Lodge No. 931, interracia1 group affiliated with the International Workers Order, will present the Young Wonders of New Jersey, Pauline Ballard and her vocallettes, and the Smith Gospel Singers at the Pearl Street Neigh borhood House on Sunday, April 3, at 3 p. m. This group is cur rently aiding the Ingram boys of Georgia whose mother is now serv- ing life imprisonment as result of her conviction sometime ago for her part in the staying of Georgia white farmer, and the proceeds of
 Last summer the Doris Miller IOdce brought two of Mrs. h. grams sons North to study. One, aged .17, was brought to Phila- delphia, and the other, aged 12, was brought to New York. Both are now returned to Georgia. The le- gal aspects of Mrs. Ingram's case are being handled by the NA-ACP. The groups officers are president, MT. Joseph Collins; vice president, Mrs. Helen Ingram; secretary treasurer, Mrs. Norma Massey; Ed ucational director, Horace Green, and publicity agent, MT. Wallace Kinch.
 The Veterans of Foreign Wars, newly formed social club of Water bury led by Garfield BoStlc, Jr' ana its originator, Edward Thrasher, gave a dinner in the honor of Mrs Marie Bostic of 69 Pearl St. who has been i'll for some time. The club consists solely of veterans wno have served in foreign theaters: It's object is to form Negro VFW in Waterbury with foundations similar to that of the American Legion. Church Grou7 Holds Rummage Sale
 The regulars of Mt. Olive AM B. Zion Church held 'rummage sale at the Church on Saturday, March >26. Donations of wearing apparel were received from several ot the downtown stores. Mrs. Matte Burke is president of the group. Recent newly elected officers are Mrs. Laura Goodwin, vice pres1- dent, Mrs. Anne Burke, secretary Joseph Burke, treasurer, and Mrs. Norma Massey, assistant secretary
 New Citizens
 MT. and Mrs. James Welch have become the proud parents of twins, both boys, whom they have named Stevie and Steward. One of the boys was born at 8:45 on March 6, and the other was born just four minutes later. The first son was born just fifteen minutes after the mothers arrival at Waterbury HOS nital. MT. and Mrs. Welch are hay ing their downs however at the moment. They were recently burned out of their home by a fire started in the attic of their apartment dwelling on Bishop St. For the present they are living with friends, Mr. and Mrs. Hence Herbert of 51 Pearl St. They hope to return to their home within the next sev.. ,eral weeks after the completion of repairs. The couple have two other children, Maurice, 4, and Angela Kay, 3.
 A daughter, Judy Tangerine, to MT. and Mrs. William G: Rhine hart, (Maydie Chapman) 2O3 Gar den Circle. March 16 in Waterbury Hospital. The couple have two other children, Gilbert 8, and Glenn, 7.
 Church Notes
 The Missionary Group of Mt. Olive A.M.E. Zion Church is plan ming a food sale to be held on Sat urday. May 18th at Grieve, Bis