The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-03-26
Teenage Ne1Us
Prize Quiz

IneSe WONDERFUL h0uSekeeperS.
Mrs. Snowden, Mrs. Harold
Vaughan, Mrs. Myrtle Diggs,
Mrs. Bessie Stokes, Mrs. Sara
Blackjack, Mrs. Alice Fletcher
and Mrs. Geraldine Rust
There will be special drive on
the maintenance of stairhaIls,
so Villagers, watch out We
of the Village were proud of Mrs.
Mary Brown who sang SO beauti-
fully at the Testimonial Dinner
Villagers, don't let your chill
dren play in the halls, you never
know who is sick and doesn't
want to be disturbed.
RECREATION
The Parent Associates will
present, Mrs. Helen T. Horton,
dramatic soprano, in a song re-
cital on Sunday, March 81, 1919
at $3.50 PM. This recital is for
the benefit of the Lenox Street
Play School. Mothers and faith
erS, Mrs. Batson has worked
hard with your children for the
past seven months without the
aid of any of you. The man
agement took care of all of her
expenses in the past so now you
can show your appreciation by
turning out to the recital and
making 1t a success. The Sick
Committee started off with a
bang and now I hear there is
so much petty gossip about the
procedure in carrying out its
program, several members had
politely quit. This was pre-
dicted by your reporter some
weeks ago. We are sorry to re-
port that our president, Mrs.
Alice Fletcher and her husband
are sick and we wish them a
speedy recovery. Saturday Night
will be Play School Dance Night.
Come one and all and support
this worthy cause. There will
be good music and refreshments
for the benefit of the Lenox st.
Play School. To all the COED
members. Mr.. Willis wishes to
apologize for not having some
one to chaperone your last two
meetings. Starting on Monday
night some one will always be
there to take charge when Mr.
Willis or Rev. Woodhouse is alb
sent. Afser all there is only one
Mr.. willis.
SICK COMMITTEE
Mrs. Hannah Jeffries of 2 Dit
mus Court, Mrs. Alice Robinson
of 601 Shawmut Ave, Mrs. Laura
Savage of 10 baltimore Court
are i'll at Boston City Hospital.
Mrs. Frederick Armstrong of g
DitmuS Court and Mr.. Clarence
Tout of 9 baltimore Court have
returned from the hospital. Mr..
and Mrs. Williams of 2 Ditmus
Court, Mr.. Randolph of 10 Lat
timore Court, Mrs. Newton of
10 baltimore Court are shut-ins
and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Flet-
cher, baltimore Court, Mr.. and
Mrs. Reid, Mr.. Francis, Mrs.
Gibbs, Mrs. Josephine Quarles,
Mrs. Turner, Louise Blackjack
and Michael Barbosa are better
and able to be out.
RECREATION PROGRAM
FOR CHILDREN OF
NEIGHBoRHoOD
MONDAY
400 P.M.-"The Tam Club"
300 PM. -Co-Ed Seniors
TUESDAY
2:45 and 7:30 P.M-Movies
WEDNESDAY
400 P.M.-Girls Glee Club
100 P .M.-Co-Ed Juniors
THURSDAY
LOO P.M.-'The Tam Club
100 P .M.-Boy Scouts
FRIDAY
800 P.M.-Celestial Choir
The Play School is open every
Monday thru Friday
from 9:OO-I2:0O AM; Saturday
A LITTLE BIRDIE TOLD ME
The Birdie wishes to compli-
ment Jean Jackson and Sylvia
Miles for working so faithfully
in the check room for all af-
fairs in the Social Hall Did
you know a young lady cried
over H. B. when she heard a
very sweet recording the other
day. Why are you breaking SO
many hearts. Willie w. fell by
the wayside and, by the way,
kids, you see what happened to
Paul. This should be a lesson
to all the smart boys.
MIR. WILLIS WOULD LIKE TO
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