The guardian., 1951-01-13
CITY NEWS

bus Ave. A. M. E. Zion Church
on Monday, Jan. is, 1851, at 500
p. M, sponsored by Boston and
Providence genious in music Of
today. The program sgill be a.
follows: S. Howard and cO-work-
ers, vocoIists, Twelfth Baptist
Church, ROxbury. BuckneE
Candy, one Of our greatest
artists Of today, pianist. The
PiIgrimetts of Holyness choir,
director, Miss d. Brassey, Gospel
sOlOist of Concord Baptist Church,
Boston, and the widely known
and dearly beloved Gospel singer
of Providence, none other than
Mother Martin. Please do not
miss this great treat in religious
and educational program. Ad-
mission so cents. Captain Sarah
E. Ray-CowOrkers. Rev. A. A.
Perry, pastor.
Judge Frankland w. L Miles
of the Roxbury Court, was chief
speaker at the dinner meeting
of the Somerville Council of
Churches on last Tuesday night
at the Clarendon Hill Presbyter-
ian Church, Powder House Boule-
ward, w. Somerville.
Glasses for Red Cross Nurses
Aides are to start this month at
the Boston Metropolitan Chap
ter and women Of this comrnun-
ity are needed. Those enrolling
for the classes will be fitted in
to the important phases of Civil
Defense including work at aos-
pitals, being ready for disasters
and assisting in the collection of
blood. Registrations can be made
by writing or calling the chapter
Mrs. Mary T. Turner, South
End chairman of the Red Feather
drive thanks the staff, board and
friends for their fine cooperation
in enabling the South End to go
over the top; also the members
of the Housewives League.
Guest Night, sponsored by the
Nightingale Club, Thursday eve
ming, Jan. Is, 1851, 900 PM.
Concord Baptist Church, corner
w. BrOOkIine Street and Warren
Avenue. Rev. A. J. Spratley,
Pastor. Mrs. Bertha MunrOe,
President. Admission 65 cents.
The Booklovers' Club of Bos-
ton held its annual White-Ele
phant Party at the Professional
and Business Mems Club Dec.
29th. A delicious dinner was
served with music and speeches;
afterwards the guests repaired to
the upstairs rooms where games
and music were enjoyed until
midnight. Members present:
Madames Satyra Bennett, Estella
Crosby, Gertrude Chandler, Susie
Coplin, Martie Henry, Clara
Hornsby, Olive Joseph, Viola
Ryder, Nan E. Trapp, Nellie
Smith; guests were: Ozeline Wise.
Christine B. Coleman, MARY.
Turner, Hattie Grevious, Ledah
M. Howe, Mabel Smith, Mrs.
Batum, Lillian Cooke, Ruby Hen
derson, Mrs. Mitchell, Walter
Jones, George Nichols, DR.. AL
fred Russell, Samuel Henry,
Ernest O'Banyoun.
Musical Tea given by Howard
University Mothers and Wives
Club for the benefit of Scholar
ship Fund Sunday, Jan. Fl, 1851,
$3.50 P. M, st. Cyprian's Parish
Hall, fremont and Walp0Ie
Streets, ROxbury. Subscription
so cents.
Among those present at the
Matinsville Seven Rally was
Mrs. Rhoda J. Page, president
of the Ushers Association of New
England, who gave a generous
offering towards their defense.
Buckner Candy, 504 Mass.
Ave, Boston, student at the New
England Conservatory of Music,
will take part in a Concert by
Advanced Students, Tuesday eve
ming, Jan. 16, in Jordan Hall,
Boston. He viii play the piano
in Beethoven's Sonata for violin
in c minor, op. 80, No. ?.
Adult Night at the West Med.
ford Community Center Friday
Jan. 10 at 8 P. NJ. Cards and
dancing will be the amuse-
ments. Refreshments. Admission
IS cents.
Elwyn Adams, 10 Albemarle
St, Boston, student at the New
England Conservatory of Music,
took part in a Student Recital
Thursday afternoon, Jan. 4, in
Recital Hall at the Conservatory.
He played Bruch's Concerto No.
2 in G minor.
Guest Night, sponsored by the
Nightingale Club, Thursday, Jan
Is, 1851, 900 P. M. at Concord
Baptist Church, corner w. Brook
line st. and Warren Ave, Rev
A. ]. Spratley, Pastor. Mrs
Bertha MunrOe. President. Ad'
mission SIS cents.