The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1950-09-23
Join the Civic Club Of
Massachusetts, 1919 w. Newton st.
Membership fee, S1.OO
GRANVILLE BOST, President
HELEN n MANN Sac,x

massachusetts, I99 w. Newton 81
Membership fee, S1.0O
GRANVILLE BOST, Presiden
HELEN E. MANN, Sec'y.
Eleventh Anniversary of ths
Pleasant Hill Baptist Church will
be celebrated Sunday. Oct. / tt
Monday, Oct. Q, inclusive, as fol
lows: Sunday, Brotherhood night
Monday, Senior Choir night
Tuesday, Missionary night; Wed.
nesday, Gospel Chorus night
Thursday, Usher Board and Citi-
zen night; Friday, Young Peoples
night; Sunday, Deacon and
Deaconess Boards night; Monday,
Banquet 800 P. M. Rev. Samuel
Bullock, Pastor; Richard C. Lamb,
chairman.
The Beauticians and CosmO-
toIogists League, E. Sport, presi-
dent, will hold their first Cabaret
Dance at the Titz Plaza Hall,
Huntington Avenue on Friday,
Sept. 2Sth from 8 until -.
Music by George Irish's Band. In
formal dress. Admission S1.5O in
advance-S1.75 at the door.
Miss Margaret Lee Of Maiden
and her nephewsLee Prentice and
James Lee, Jr., have returned
home from a vacation at York
Beach, Me. Miss Lees sister,
Miss Louise Noble is also back
from a visit with her brother, j.
E. Lee, and her sister, Mrs. Doro-
thy James, who is one of the most
popular florists of Washington,
d. c.
The Women's Service Club, 464
Mass. Ave, Mrs. Harriet Hall,
president, will hold Rummage
Sale at 657 Shawmut Ave-, (be-
tween Hammond and Ball Sts.)
from Sept. IS to Oct. 2. There
will be useful and beautiful arti-
cles on display. Friends are cor
daily invited to attend the sale.
The Pilgrim Progress Club pre-
sents the Metropolitan Male
Chorus, Buckner Candy, direc-
tor pianist; Virginia Strother, So
prano at EbenezerB Baptist Church,
Thursday, Oct. 10. Mrs. Mary E.
Luck and Alice Taylor, chair
men; Nan E. Trap, publicity
From Yokohama comes word
that Cpl. Russell H. Roberts was
to the grade of sergeant
IN Aug. 81. Sgt. Roberts is the
ION of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel L.
Roberts, 6l3 Columbus Ave, Bos-
.on.
An enjoyable afternoon is
promised all who attend the
Autumn Tea to be given by the
tector's Guild of st. Bartholo-
news Church on Sunday, Oct. /
rom As at the Rowland Manor.
8 Rowland ST., Roxbury. An
EXCELLENT program will be pre-
ented.
Mrs. Westina Fortress, 114l
Columbia ST., Cambridge. last
Ieek left for Cleveland, o., where
he will spend the winter WITH |
er sister. Mrs. Fortress was hon |
red with several parties and re-
eived many gifts and cards. She
VII be missed by her MANY |
rlends and her church, st. Paul |
!. M. E. Church, in which she
vas a jealous worker. Her Cleve-
and address is 1923 East 95th
street.
The Olive Club presents a con-
ert and a one-act play after the
nurch supper at Peoples Baptist
Snurch, Tuesday night, Sept. 26.
The nationally famous 272nd |
Battalion Band will be called into |
ederal service next month, ac- |
'ording to information received |
lere this week.
Save Sunday, Oct. % for Alma |
Kappa Alpha Sorority. At 3:3O |
nat afternoon Psi Omega Chap |
.er will present the Prince Hail
Masonic Symphonic Concert Band
IN ! its first program of the 1880
l99l season at Jordan Hall.
New England Conservatory of
Music announces the following