The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-04-23
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this work is handled by capable
housing experts, let's all do our
own particular job and do it well.
Remember the saying-"Nothing
hurts a duck but its bill"
FASHION SHOW
This will be your last chance
to buy tickets for the NAACP
Fashion Show tonight. The affair
needs your support as well as the
organization, so friends let's turn
out and have standing room only.
There will be over a hundred
beautiful models, a big dance
afterwards, refreshments, a Won
derful door prize for the lucky
lady. Miss Happy Watson has
gone to great expense and has
given as much of her time as pos
sible to make this fashion show
compare with those given at the
Copley Plaza and Somerset Ho-
tells We will see you there. TO-
NIGHT $3.50 friday.
RECREATION
CO-eds-Last Monday night the
Goods had a wonderful meeting.
First there was an open forum on
Race History and current events
nationally and local, then there
was ping pong games, table
games and 80 minutes of dane
ing. There isn't another club of
this kind in the city and we are
proud of the job we have done
for the young people of Roxbury
and the project. Some day we
hope that more of our church
and civic leaders will give the
young people little more of
their time and we will be able to
keep so many of them out of the
Juvenile court.
Play School - The play school
was the sponsors of the last Sat
urday night Coed dance but
due to the eve of Easter, we had
the smallest crowd of the year.
The play school will sponsor an
other dance in the near future.
Announcement-There will be a
recreation meeting of all group
leaders in the Management Office
o Monday night, April 25, l949,
300 Pm. All group leaders,
please be present.
Tam Club-The Tam club had a
big Easter egg hunt last Satur-
day. Mrs. Jones and the Tams
had hunting Cog time. There
were eggs hidden everywhere
around the project. They even
hid some on Mr.. Willis desk
while he was out.
ODDS & ENDS
Well Villagers, the sewer line
is completed at last and now we
must landscape the whole area
Some of the tenants sit and
witch the children break win
dows, push down the fences, and
play on the grass and shrubbery,
then they are the first to COM
plain about the up keep of the
project. 1t is impossible for the
Management to watch twenty
rour hours a day. Here is a
warning to all parents. Please
keep your children off the roofs
of buildings recently there has
been a large number of small
children playing up there and if
they fall off, that is certain
DEATH. : Have you noticed
Ditmus Court within two months,
we hope it will be as beautiful as
baltimore Court and the center
walk. F.. We are wondering why
some tenants will not meet their
financial obligations morally as
they are supposed to. The Man
agement wishes to make this an
nouncement that there will be
srict endorsements of the housing
policy and delinquents evicted at
once. A large portion of the
VVillagers were making what we
called war money a few years
back and they can't adjust them
selves to the twenty FIVE and thir
ty five dollars pay today. Well
friends, the quicker they do the
better it will be for all concerned.
The Villagers with the Manage
ment should protest to the Health
Department about the rubbage on
Kendall and Lenox Streets. A
high wind blows it all through
the project. Villagers, / will
see you at the Fashion Show to-
night. Buffers Hall $3.50 PM,
A LITTLE BIRD TOLD ME
Co-eds did you hear about WV.
going out to RIM. on Common
wealth Avenue to beg her to come
back. He is really a broken