The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1950-09-23
CITY NEWS

Section 4 Of the Pilgrim Prog
ress Club met Tuesday, Sept. u
at the home Of Mrs. Nan E. Trap,
with Mrs. Rachel Saunders and
Mrs. Ethel Wayne as hostesses.
Mrs. Malinda Jackson is chair
man. Plans for fall and winter
activities were discussed. Others
present were Laura Jones, Edith
Minor, Ivy Simpson, Bessie Glover,
Ethel Morris, Matte Thorpe,
Anna Stokes, Evelyn Teasley,
Georgiana Dotson, Pearl Ed
monds, Lillian Gabourel, Mary
Luck, Pilgrim Progress Club
president; Christine Coleman,
guest, Florence Giles.
COMING ~ NOVEMBER 8 -
THE ELLISON DUO atMALDEN
HIGH SCHOOL lpresented by
UNITED CLUBS Of EMMANUEL
BAPTIST CHURCH.
The United Nations realizing
the Importance of the principle
that "a Chain Is as strongsas its
weakest link has assumed re-
sponsibility for helping to inn
prove conditions in the under
developed areas of the world. So
have the Boston and New York
committees to Aid Underpriv-
eleged Girls of Jamaica. For the
past three years, these two phi
lanthropic groups have set them
selves the task Of helping to sup
port the Hostel and Housecraft |
Training Centre of Kingston,
Jamaica B.W.I. This institution
aims at training girls to give more
efficient service in the domestic
field. Scores of trainees are now
able to demand better wages, be-
cause Of the help that has been
given them. This year the Bos-
ton Committee will present its
fourth Annual Musical Program
on Oct. % at $3.50 p. M. at Union
Methodist Church corner of +
Columbus Ave. and West Newton
Street. Be Patron, Booster
Builder or a Sponsor. +
COMING! COMING! COMING!
Blind and Deaf Artist Geraldine
LawhOrn, at ROxbury Memorial
High School, Thursday, Oct. 5,
ie:I5 PM.
The Luscomb for Congress
Committee, W. A. O'Brien, chair
man, invites you to a Reception
and Buffet Supper in honor of
Florence H. Luscomb, Progressive
Party Peace Candidate for Con-
gress, Twelfth Mass. District,
Sunday, Sept. "a, 6 P. M, Com
Church Center, 565 Bowl
ston ST., Boston. Special showing
Of Chaplin's 'The Circus" full
length film. Supper SO cents.
ST. Clair Kirton, well known
pcs, was one of the delegates I
appointed by the Rev. D. LEROY {
ferguson TO represent st. Cyprian !
Church at the present i
.aynen's Conference at st.
Marks School, Southboro, Mass, 7
Saturday and Sunday, Sept. is !
md II. Approximately 300 dele /
gates attended the conclaye.
which was addressed by the Right ,
Rev. Henry Knox Sheriff., DID, j
presiding bishop Of the Church, (
the Rev. Norman B. Nash, DID.
bishop Of Massachusetts,, and
Archdeacon W. johnson of the I
Archdeaconry of Boston.
Mrs. Ruth Bernice Catherwood
70 Windsor St, wife of Cleveland j
Catherwood, died Tuesday, Sept
10 at the Mass. Memorial Hospi-
tai after an illness of several j
months. She was the daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Emer-
son, IS Warwick ST, Roxbury
Funeral services were held Fri
day, Sept. 20, / P. M. at the 18th
Baptist Church.
Join the Civic Club
Massachusetts,, 1893 w. Newton st.
Membership fee, S1.OO
GRANVILLE BOST, President
HELEN Z. MANN, Sec'y.
Mrs. Nellie baltimore Davis of
Everett with her protege and ac-
companied by George West were I
guests last Sunday of the Wilker-
sons Of West Medford. Mrs. Davis
is leaving for a weeks visit with
relatives In Philadelphia and I
New Jersey.