The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1950-12-30

X. M, sponsored Dy BOSTON Az
Providence genious in music 0
today. The program will be a
follows: S. Howard and c0-w0rk
ers, vocoIists, Twelfth Baptis
Church, Roxbury. Buckne
Candy, one of our creates
artists of today, pianist. Tn
PiIgrimetts of HOlyness choir
director, Miss ID. Brassey, Gospe
soloist of Concord Baptist Church
Boston, and the widely known
and dearly beloved Gospel singer
of Providence, none other thar
Mother Martin. Please do moi
miss this great treat in religion:
and educational program. AID.
mission so cents. Captain Sarah
e. Ray--Cow0rkers. Rev. A. A
Perry, pastor.
Editor Steward was made happy
by a shower of Xmas cards, more
this year than ever, though she
has sent none for three years
except to relatives. Among the
cards was one from Auditor
Buckley, whose only announce
ment when he first ran for audi
tor was in the Guardian inserted
through a mutual friend, an en-
graver.
The Children's Bible Glass for
Christmas did much to help in
bringing cheer to others at the
Yule season at the Lenox st.
housing project. Those who took
part were Alice Brewer, Carolyn
Bryant, Joan Davis, Charlotte
Fairfax, Mabel Jett, Shirley Hes
ter, Marie Roberts, Geneva.
Antoinette Warren, Joan
Hester, Mrs. Gladys Miles, Mrs.
Lucinda Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Luther Hester.
Come one, come all; let's pitch
a ball at the Christmas Charity
Dance given by the Jolly Boost
ers Teen-Age Club ON Saturday,
Dec. 30, at Smith and jackson
Hall, 1895 fremont St., Roxbury,
) to HAS P. M. Subscription 65
cents.
On New Years Eve (Sundav
light, Dec. 81, and early Mon
lay morning, Jan. y, the MIA.
will operate 10-minute train
ervice on the rapid transit lines
II night and will operate surface
ar, bus and trackless trolley
ervice along the regular daytime
outes.
Miss Julia Mccullough Of 9
.attimore Court, is. spending the
loliday week with relatives in
Jew York City.
Anselmo Kruger, World War
veteran, under treatment at
Feterans Hospital, West Roxbury.
5 showing improvement.
Civic Club of Massachusetts
40 Worcester street. Boston.
leld nomination and election of
he following 1851 officers at
heir regular meeting held at 464
Massachusetts, avenue, December
u, who will be installed Janu-
airy l8, 1851, at the regular meet
ing: President, Granville Bost:
first vice-president, Mrs. Nellie
M. Crichlow;. second vice-presi-
dent, Mrs. Catherine Manning.
third vice president, Marion
Waters; corresponding secretary.
Mrs. Helen z. Mann; assistant
corresponding secretary Mrs.
Olympic Doherty; recording sec
rotary seer etary, Mrs. Sadie
Turner; assistant recording sec
rotary, Miss Doris Nash; financial
secretary, Mrs. Margaret Chirn.
assistant financial secretary. Miss
Beatrice Eubanks Jr.; treasurer
Alfred Taught; chaplain, Rev,
Arthur J. Spratley; sergeant-at-
arms, Oliver league, u. S. Navy;
club musician, Mrs. GLADYS Per-
due. Board of directors: chair
man, Everton c. johnson: Attv
A. O. Spigel, Mrs. Virginia Rob-
inson, Mrs. Beatrice Eubanks Sr
and Rev. James E. Crichlall
Auditing Committee: Oliver
league, U. S. Navy, chairman.
Patrick Earl and Miss Beatrice
Eubanks Jr.
Proposal Committees Mrs
Helen E. Mann, chairman. and
Mrs, Marion Waters.