The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1950-11-04

Wy NOACSAb, OnlUu NWCtllOuISt
Church, 4S5 Columbus Ave,
Thursday Nov. 8, 8 p. M. Array
Of talent includes Irving ]. Hunt
er, Ronald Polk, Marion Faulcon,
Mrs. Covan's Group, L. TayIor's
Concert Band,
New England Conservatory of
Music announces the following
free concerts: Nov. 7-Concert by
advanced students Tuesday, in
Recital Hall at 8:15 P. M. Selec-
tons for piano and voice.-Nov.
14-Concert by the Carr Organ
Society of the Conservatory,
Tuesday, in Jordan Hall at 8:l5
P. M.-Nov. 15-Concert of con-
temporary music by the S. A. l.
Sorority and the Sinfonia Fra
ternity of the New England Con-
servatory of Music. Selections
by Milhaud, Mennin, Tedesco,
Atkinson, Weiner. Nm tickets re-
quired for the above concerts
Nov. 2l-Concert by the New
England Conservatory Orchestra,
Malcolm Holmes, conductor, on
Tuesday, in Jordan Hall, at 8:15
T. M. Frederick Jagel, tenor,
OF the faculty of the Conserva-
tory, will be the soloist. Tickets
without charge on application at
the deans officeiat the Conserva-
tory.
On the sick list and seriously
III, at Harlem Hospital is Bos-
tons famous musician, Ray Perry.
father of noted pianist julie. A
radio and stage star, with Illinois
Jacquet Band, he is an accom-
plished violinist and saxphonist.
he also plays the piano and sew
eral other instruments. Raw is
suffering from a complication
and little hope is held for his re-
covery.
Godfrey Dogan, enterprising
young businessman, has organ
lzed civic-minded group to at
tack some of the problems plagu-
ing the upper Roxbury section.
This column mourns the pass
ing of Mrs. Annie Dinkle. mother
of brilliant Social Worker Doro-
thy Dinkle Scott.
Banks, Banks, Banks! Shall
we not strike back at the thieves
IN Ward 9 who cheated him and
us in the last election? IT il
not a matter of color: it is
matter of principle. Vote for
Larry Banks for Representative.
voters of Ward 9.
Versatile Violet Harrison *
now student at the Scott Car
bee School of Art while her re-
sourceful sister Edna is busilv
engaged with the particulars Of
her forthcoming publication. All
prolific writer Edna may concen-
trate on that field of endeavor
permanently if her book is as
successful as her poetry has been
IN other anthologies. Both sisters
are encouraged by brothers John
who win finish Portia Law IN
June and is now associated with
law firm at 10 fremont ST.
and brilliant scholar and Har7
ward alumnus, William.
ROPE is coming!
Forward the Heart.s-Nov 10
N. q. Mutual Hall, $3.50 p. MI
George Bailey, Ada Barco.
Sunday, Nov. IL, 4P. M. Union
Methodist Church in concert.
presented by o. e. S. Chauter'
w. M. Mary C. Jackson. Prom
Western Lunch Box.
Oliver Barnett, ace mechanic
with General Motors in Framing
nam, IS successfully overcoming
his recent illness.
AS in the past several years.
Darnley L. Corbin win lead the
course in Music for Volunteer
and Professional Leaders under
the direction of Commute
Recreation Service of Boston for
eight weeks beginning Nov. /
The course will be given at the
Boston Young Mems Union, as
St, and will include
social recreation and games,
square dancing, crafts, drama,
music and magic. Mr.. Corbin is
Fine Arts worker at the Robert
Gould Shaw House.
Lorena QUEENS, 5516, won the
S10O; J. Taylor, IT'S, the case of
Calvert and Ellen Luciano, 7483,
fhn nIaafrfs fnacx~~ s<..,o.. ~. A.