The guardian., 1951-08-04

duction Of NO Time for Comedy"
by the Sidewalk Theatre Play
ers, August II and 10. Tickets
at rs cents can be had of j..
Richie Coleman, the director, II
Windsor st., Roxbury, or Mrs.
Coleman, HI 5-9332.
The Gospel Choir of Grant
A. M. E. Church on Vernon St,
Roxbury, is sponsoring a very
unusual Talent Hunt on August
10, at 8 PM The stellar attrac-
ton will be the radio stars, the
two Fredie brothers, songs of
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Fredie of
bingham. Miss Elsie Atwell of
Cambridge, pianist; Miss Viola
Crosby, soloist, of Brockton. The
Alexander group Of Norwell,
featuring the Hinton brothers,
win comprise some of the out
of-town talent. Miss Madelon
DeVoe is chairman.
The Minute Women for Peace
gave a barbecue Friday evening,
July q, in the garden of Mrs.
Jessie Jones of 141 Winthrop ST.,
Roxbury, the acting secretary. A
large crowd enjoyed the delicious
supper. Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Laura
O'Brien and Mrs. Jean Lands
gave an interesting account of
their trip to Chicago, June 20
July l, as delegates to the Amer
ican Peoples Congress and Ex-
position for Peace.
The Mid Week Prayer Band
will meet at the home of Mrs.
Carrie Jones, 141 Ruggles ST.,
second floor, on Tuesday, August
7, at Pm. Bible lesson is from
ST. Mark, 18th chapter.
Mrs. Grace Ingram of 20 Cabot
ST., returned Saturday from a
months visit to friends in Rich
field, Conn, where she was most
Hospitality received and enjoyed
a delightful time.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Carter
of 81 st. Adams rd., are on a
To-day trip to Jersey City, New
York and Long Island. Mr.. Car
ter is owner of the fine large
house on st. Adams
rd., where he resides.
A grand Musical Program and
Rainbow Tea was given and |
served at the 18th Baptist Church
on Sunday, July 20, by the Mis-
sionary Circle. The surprise at |
traction of the evening was the I
of the Philathea /
Quartette including these ladies: /
Mesdames Clara Jenkins, first |
soprano; Eva Dawson, second So /
prano; Ella Tabbs, first alto; B.
S. Hester, second alto. Other
artists appearing on the program
were: Mrs. Geneva Ward, So
prano; Mrs. Leila Robbins, con-
tralto; Miss J. Parker, pianist;
George Saunders, baritone; James
Henderson, original selections:
Shiloh Khall, Solovox selections
with Mrs. A. Laurie Williams at
the piano. The artistic and color
full decorations were both beau
tiful and reStful, and the vestry
was filed to capacity. The dis
tinguished guest for the day was
Lawyer T. C. Walker Of Glou-
cester, Va. His inspiring remarks
were enjoyed by every one pres
ent. The committee wishes to
thank every one who helped in
any way to make it a decided
success.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christopher Wat
son of 81 Cunard ST., returned
last Saturday from a weeks trip
to Warrenton, N. c., where they
visited relatives and friends who
showered them with many social
courtesies. They were in the
tobacco country, where they
witnessed the processing Of the
weed.
The patrons and friends Of the
Alpine Realty Co. will be pleased
to learn that the Office has been
removed from Al Alpine ST.,
Roxbury, to l18 Blue Hill ave,
near West Cottage st. The new
location is on the car line and
the proprietor, Mrs. Esther Nc
MILAN, will be there to serve
old and new customers as usual
A gala evening was spent at
the home of the very. charming
Miss Jessie Nichols of 20 Rutland
ST., who became the bride on
Saturday, July %, of John
Brookins. Among those present
In felicitate the bride and