New England bulletin., 1949-05-14

m1S. OuSA dIhcIs pISS4OcuC OI the Stamford group, urges the membership drive committee to make an intensive campaign in the city so that the national organiza- tion may be aided in reaching it's goal of one million members.
 Stamford's share is set at eight hundred recruits. The drive will continue throughout May and June.
 Harriet Thomas is chairman of the committee and has twelve CO., workers, all participating in this important effort during the for tieth anniversary year of @NAACP.
 Choirs of the Union Baptist Church will sponsor a sacred and secular musical concert at the First Methodist Church Sunday. The choir is composed of forty-five voices from the Union Baptist Church of Baltimore, Md, and will be conducted by Houston R.. Jack son. The program is free to the public and an offering will be con- ducted and put into the building fund effort for the Stamford church.
 The Gospelaires, appearing on the Friendly. Fire Quartet's pro- gram, celebrated their eighth an- niversarv in New York recently. They will appear in New Haven Friday night on the Methodist An nual Conference Program.
 The Jolly Workers Club will sponsor a doll contest at the Negro Community Center May IT and 18.
 The Yerwood Choral Group will present "The Yokohama Maid," a Japanese comedy in New Haven Friday.
 The Teenagers Club presented a party at the YWCA Friday night.
 Many Stamfordites attended the cocktail party in White Plains, New York given by The New York Age.
 Minnie King, Dorothy Matthews, Marion Johnson, George Batey, Julius Baxter and James Foreman attended the Stamford Police As sociation's affair at the High School.
 The Unquestionable Club had a real gone fish fry at the home of Mrs. Edith Fizz, 26 Vista Street.
 The MT. and Mrs. Club present. ed to large crowd a gala affair Friday night on Waverly Place.
 What happened? That's the ques- tion being asked. The Sombrettes gave a oroovy cocktail party at Waverly Place. Where did all those people come from? Summer is really coming in:
 A birthday party was given in honor of Luther "Bubba" Hayes, His sisters were the hostesses. It took place in their home on Green wich Avenue. Among those present were Bulbs girl, Mozelle, Emma and "Bozo" Lee, Edna Atterberry. Bert" Washington, "Jerry'' John son, Orian Haynes, Bubba McGee. Howard Carter, Garland Long. Fanny Grant, Speed Harrison, AL len and Vera Hasbrook, Bill At terberrv. Ed Lee. Charles Duran+, Cert Hayes, Pointee Marshall, Boots Hallum and others from Nor walk.
 Glad to see Barbara Childs of Piave Street up and around after losing her tonsils. Also, to Janet Wells, who was penned in with the measles - welcome back AL ma Long is seen about the town. She's recuperating after an opera tion in New York. She's visiting her parents. MT. and Mrs. Long Of Pacific Street. Ray Floyd of New York, is also visiting the Long family . Walter Tourse is home after serving in the Army for three years. His brother, Sherry, is still in the Navy. Glad to see you, Walt . Elmer Thompson will leave for Philadelphia to attend Mrs. Browns recital Deepest sympathy is extended to the family of Sidney Badham who died recently. He is survived by his wife, Ruth. a sis ter and brother The Eagle Ath- letic Club played a baseball game against the Past Tigers of New e ,.ly Tho paS+ Tioors woY, hv a