The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1950-10-07

walker, Gir.s' Worker; Mrs
Ruby L. Henderson, Tiny Tot
Worker and John Al. Shelburne
Boys Worker.
Many Of the members of thu
Prince Hall Masonic Symphonic
Concert Band will make theil
last public appearance for some
time when the band plays al
Jordan Hall OH Sunday after
noon, October % at $3.50 under
the sponsorship OF Psi Omega
Chapter Of Alpha Kappa Alpha
Sorority. They have been called
for Military service ami vii, be
leaving sometime after the
concert. 1t is hoped that the
public viii come out il. large
numbers as a tribute 70 them.
Or. Mary G. Thompson is chair
man of the affair.
A special meeting of Unit /,
Housewives League will be held
Wednesday, Oct. IL at II Green
wich Park, at 8 Pm. All
members requested to attend
The Leagues open m e tin 6
Sept. IS was most successful.
Pres. Estelle Crosby welcomed a
large g ath ering. Mrs. Ella
Martin and Mrs. Mary Turner
made fine reports of the ma
.tional convention held in Tusk-
egee. New members we're re-
ceiyed. Annual sermon of League
and Business Mems League
comes Oct. % at Concord Bapt.
Church. Special music. All
business and professional men
and women cordially invited.
CHOIR FESTIVAL, presenting
the Junior and Senior Choirs of
Charles st. A. nj. Z. Church, cor
ner Elm Hill Ave. and Warren
St., Rev. w. G. Davis, pastor,
Sunday, Oct. Is, at 3:45 P. M, L.
Lorenzo Greene, organist and di-
rector, Amanda Kemp, soprano,
Flora fSreene Anderson, cOntraIto,
Organ-piano Concerto tMendeIs-
sohn) played by Gladys Perdue
and Ina Braitkwaite, organ music
by Florence Heggie Taylor. Silver
offering.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Daniels of
Toronto, Canada, left for home
after week here, their first visit,
the guests of friends and rela-
tiyes, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Daniels, brother and sister-in-law
Of "a Walpole ST., and sisters, Mrs.
Janice Hughes and Mrs. Edna
Brown of 146 Cabot st. The
visitors were guests at a lobster
dinner Saturday night, given BY
the Herbert Daniels, and sump-
tuous family dinner on Sunday
~ the sisters.
Mrs. Blanche Chapman has
given up her Boston Town and
Country Shop here and is now
the shop at her home
in Needham.
Mrs. Mary T. Powell returned
last week from Durham, N. c.,
where she was called by the death
of her brother.
Faith Tabernacle Church of
God in Christ Rev. A. L. Gaskin,
pastor, formerly of Detroit, Mich,
opens Sunday, Oct. 8, 800 P. M,
IN the amphitheatre of the College
OF Physicians and Surgeons Bldg.
at SIT Shawmut Ave. The church
is interracial. all cordially in
vited.
MI Charles Ridgely Of Phila-
delphia, Pa, John H. Sayles Of
Syracuse, New York. Mrs. Ruth
Johnson Of Syracuse, New York,
Mrs. Mamie Singleton of New
York City, Mrs. Frances Foster OF
Greenwich, N. Y, attended the
funeral services of their relative
the late Mrs. Mary Sayles Brown
Charles Prestwidge of Rowland
St., acting potentate Syria Temple
81, died this week al City Hos.
pital.
Sixth Annual Guest Night
sponsored by the Officers anC
Teachers of the st. Paul A. M. Z
Church Sunday School, EvertoI
Q. johnson, Chairman, at tn,
Church, Sunday, Oct. Is, at IA
K. M. Among the attractions arr
Marion McCree, soprano; RutI
Coleman, soprano; McHenry Boat
wright, baritone; Jesnne Wakelin
harp; Patricia Evans, cello
Mozart concerto by Elva Pilgrim
and Clark Coffin; Lillian Murray
and George Warner, pianists; 1
Kinds, dramatic reader; Cantemu
Club, Ellastine Broadnax, di
rector.
I
John G. Bynoe, Jr. has bee,
appointed Deputy Chief of Stat.
Dept. Of Mass. Veterans of Fore
ign Wars. He has been membe
Of the Patrick E. Toy Post 95;
V.F.W., for the past few year
and served as Adjutant durin