The guardian., 1951-01-20
CITY NEWS

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Musical Tea given by Howard
University Mothers and Wives
Club for the benefit Of Scholar
shin Fund Sunday, Jan. 21, 1881,
$3.50 r. M, st. Cyprian's Parish
Hall, fremont and Walpole
Streets, Roxbury. Subscription
so cents.
A prize bridge and whist will
be given by the Fifty Fifty Club
for the benefit of the Sisters Of
the Blessed Sacrament Mission,
go Vernon st., Roxbury, Thurs
day, Jan. 25 at 8 PM.
Section 6, Pilgrim Progress
Club presents its Annual Mid
Winter Tea. Speaker, Mrs. G.
Bruce Robinson. Subject, RE-
port on White House Youth Con-
ference" Sunday, January 2S,
1851, $3.50 P. M, Ebenezer Baptist
Church, w. Springfield st. Rev.
WIN. S. RaVeneH, Pastor. Musical
Talent. Patron, rs cents.
A benefit auction will be held
at Morgan Memorial Goodwill
Industries headquarters, IS
Shawmut ave, Wednesday, Jan.
"a, from 10:30 AM. to 4 PM.
T. W. Emerson of Chelmsford,
will serve as auctioneer. Pro-
ceeds from the auction of a mis-
cel1aneous assortment Of used
furniture and bric-a- -brac viii
be used to relieve the distress
of the disadvantaged who look
to Morgan Memorial for help
In their time of need and also
to provide training for the phys
ically handicapped in the Good
viii Industries of Morgan Me-
mortal.
COAIING!-February IL, 3 PM.
Aristo History Week Program at
international House, 19O Bea-
con st., Boston. The public is
invited. Silver offering.
The 18th anniversary of the
Rev. Richard M. Owens, pastor
OF Peoples Baptist Church, Bos-
ton. will be celebrated the week
of April Is to %. Plans are now
under way for the week of cele-
brating which will be climaxed
with a banquet at the Church
on April %, 1851. Mrs. Lillian
Williams is General Chairman,
Mrs. Lee G. Butler of II Rock
land st., Roxbury. HI 2-0718, is
publicity chairman.
The BIC Mothers Club pre-
sents for the benefit Of Midget
land Play School, Round the
Clock Fashions for Tots" Friday,
Jan. 26, at 8 PM, Recreation
Hall, corner William st. and
Shawmut ave. Refreshments for
sale. Admission, so cents, chill
dren rs cents.
The MidWeek Prayer Meeting
Group meets Tuesday, Jan. %,
8 PM, at the home of Mrs.
Catherine Williams, 81 Camden
st., third floor. Bible lesson is
St. Matthew, Chapter IA. Mrs.
Dorothy E. Hester.
The Interalumni Council of
the United College Fund pre-
sents Arinlae BurreIl, cOntralt0,
and st. Clair KirtOn In a re-
cital at the Union Methodist
Church, Columbus ave. and w.
Newton st., Palm Sunday, March
Is, at 4 PM. Subscription S1.Os.
Council officers are Rev. Walter
D. McCIane, president; Benjamin
I. Johnson, vice pres; Percy H.
Steele, treas; Miss Josephine
Lambert, Sec; Mrs. Blanche
Palmer, asst. sec.
State Senator John E. Powers
will be principal speaker at q
meeting of the Bay State Civic
League, which will be held at
the P.BM. Club, 543 Mass. Ave,
Friday, Jan. 26, 8 PM. The pub
lie is invited to attend Harold
L. Vaughan is the leagues presi-
dent. The arranging committee
includes Mesdames Seliya Ed
wards, Emma Cannady, Joseph
inc aughan; Misses Viola Wilt
shire, Christine Joseph, Lillian
Roberts; MeSsrs. William Bar
ton, Baron Martin, Atty. Robert
Levister, John Bulliner, Joseph
e. Brown, Ernest Slaughter.
The South End League OF
Women Voters held an enthusi-