The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-08-20

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illness Of her mother, and is
happy to report that her mother
is much improved in health.
WATCH FOR the opening
date and place in the Guardian
Of DEERHEAD INN.
John G. Harris, instructor Of
physical education at Hunting
ton High School, Newport News,
Va.,is attending Boston Univers-
ity Summer School.
Miss Savannah Mitchell, daugh-
ter Of Dr.. L. S. Mitchell, Plym-
outh, N. C., and Miss Janice
Black Of West Chester, Pa, were
guests of Miss Mitchelps stem
sister, Mrs. Martha Overstreet
and family Of Ditmus CT, Rox-
bury. Miss Black is a senior Of
West Chester High School, and
the daughter Of Mr., and Mrs.
Samuel Black. Miss Mitchell is
a senior at Palmer Memorial In
stitute, Sedaia, N. C. While here
Miss Mitchell visited DR.. Char
lotte Hawkins Brown in her new
apartment on Rutland So. They
were accompanied on their visit
by. Mrs. Sadie E. Forsythe.
Grandmother honors came to
Mrs. L.. Quincy Abercrombie
(the former Mrs. AMBUSH of
757 fremont st. on the birth
of a son to Mr.. and Mrs. Lafay-
cite Bingham Of Alpine St.
Cambridge. The newcomer who
made his advent three weeks
ago has been named Lafayette
Jr. Mother and babe are now
doing well. Mrs. Bingham is
the daughter of Mrs. Aber-
crombie.
Miss Lillian Murray, this
years graduate of Boston Uni
versity School of Music, is tie
daughter of Uriah Murray, the
founder of the Boston Chronicle.
The young lady is expecting to
study further to attain her
masters degree. Her brother,
Uriah is psychiatrist in charge
OF mental institute in Jamaica
BWI.
While Mrs. Margaret Young
blood, the efficient manager
hostess of the Woman's Service
Club, 464 Mass. Ave, is on vaca-
ton the house is under the
supervision of Mrs. Ebba Stephens
Perry:
Rev Clifford L. Miller who
has been writing column
"Your Brothers Voice" for the
GUARDIAN the past several
years has been summering in
the South, spending some time
at Hampton, Va. He is now
back in Boston and will resume
his interesting comments in
October. He writes that he will |
be negotiating, mentally, till
fall" His readers may expect |
some interesting offerings from
his trenchant pen.
Among the fortunate friends
Of members Of the Sportsman's
Club to enjoy an outing at the
camp down in Litchfield, Maine,
this summer were Mrs. Leila c.
Francis of Rowland St., Rox-
bury, and her house guest, Ed
ward Singleton of Pittsburgh,
Pa, who spent two weeks in the
Hub. They were the guests on
the trip to Maine of Mr.. and |
Mrs. H. R. Cuzzens. On the trip
also were Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
Lornax and daughters and John
Smith and Mr.. Wade. They re-
port a most delightful time and
caught so many fish they brought
enough home to give some to
friends.
Bishop M. c. Everett Of Phila-
deIphia of the United Church of
the First Born, spent a week in
Boston this summer having come
to the Hub to attend a revival
meeting in Providnc, R. !.
r. C. Smith Of tn Smith Room |
Registry, Al Yarmouth St., re-
turned last week from a trip
West that took him as far as
California. He was accompanied
by. his, mother, Mrs. Ann Smith
and his brother, Samuel. They
visited the Grand Canyon,
Wyoming, Yellow Stone Park,
went through the Northern Pass,
stopped at Salt Lake City. saw
the Norman Temple and other
interesting places. Mr.. Smith
reports that folks out West are
very congenial and friendly and
seem devoid of color prejudice.
He called on DR.. T. E. A. Nc
Curdy- and found him well and !,
doing fine.
EVERFTT ErHINcT /