The guardian., 1951-10-20

L BdTQSna CONTEST were dW9AN~e
Friday night by the Bostor
tuberculosis Association in the
Everett School on Northampton
St. with speakers and a musical
program.
The Midweek Prayer Circle
will meet at the home Of Mrs,
Catherine Williams, shut-in. 81
Camden St., 3rd floor, Tuesday,
ctober 23, about 8 pm. Bible
lesson is st. Luke, 9th chapter.
All roads lead to $50 Mass. Ave.
For what? Penny sale by the
Ladies' Auxiliary of the P.P.B,A.
Of America. When? Thursday,
October 25, $50 pm. Are you
going? I'll meet you there.
The Calendar Circle Mrs. Leo
ma Tynes general chairman, will
conduct a grand rally and mus
ical at the 18th Baptist Church,
Sunday, October %, 3:15 pm.
Margaret Middleton is at Macs
Beauty Shoppe, 14O Lennox st.,
Roxbury and would like to see
all her friends, old and new
The opening meeting of the
/ P.P.B.A. of America was held
at the home of Mrs. Florence
Sparrow, SO Crawford ST., Rox.
bury. Plans were made for fall
and winter activities. Mrs. Inez
HALEY, Mrs. Mary E. Burdett
and Mrs. Sparrow were the
hoStesses.
The Willing Workers Club Of
Peoples Baptist Church will pre-
sent their annual musical tea,
Sunday, October %, at 3:15 pm.
The Dixie Singers will be g
feature, and the guest speaker
will be Rev. B. A. Galloway, D.
D., of st. Paul A. M. E. Church,
Cambridge. Mrs. LaBelle Solo
mon is chairman, Mrs. Zelma
johnson, President of the Club,
and DR.. R. M. Owens, pastor.
"A delightful visit to New
England was spent by Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Smith and son CT
Elmhurst, L. I. who were guests
of the Harold M. Wilkinsons
Of Pawtucket, R. I.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Edwards
of Somerville, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Joan .
Edwards, to Private George F. +
Morris, son of the late Mr.. arc |
Mrs. George F. Morris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold M. vii /
kinson of Pawtucket, last week .
end, were guests of their re-
latives, the Wilkinsons,, in West
Medford.
A meeting of the Committee
for Equal Justice was held st 4s4
Mass. Ave, ednesday night. AL
legged brutality by Boston police
was discussed.
Mrs. Viola c. Mason, president
OF Mass. State Union of Womens
Clubs, was the guest of Mrs. Inez
Tinsley, president Of the r. 7
Association of Women's Clubs
at its 48th annual convention
October Is in Ebenezer Baptist
Church, Providence. Mrs. Bessie
Harden Payne, president OF the
Empire State Federation, was
the speaker.
Stanley Kirton, son of tho noat
has joined the faculty Of Ret
lune-Cookman College, Dav1ona
8each, Florida, where he is an
instructor of music and condtic-
,or OF the college and concert
'nolrs. Mr.. Kirton will be on to,,r
with the concert during Decem.
Der which will include appear
York. anu i've"
The Happy Hour Club Of 81.
Msrtlns and st. Augustine's
Ghurch held election of officers
last Sunday. Mrs. Edith Dobv
president; Mrs. George Sykes
vice president; Mrs. Gref:uda
Chandler, secretary; Mrs. Kath-
erlne Harris, treasurer; Mrs /
Isabelle Bean, chaplain. These /
offlcers were installed hv the |
Kew Frederick c. Gross. S.sJE
'he new vicar Of the church
MI and Mrs. A. Marcus Bar
bier of Seattle, ashington. were
visitors in Maiden Friday 70.
newing acquaintances after a
number Of years absence. On
Saturday Mr.. and Mrs. Barber
and Mrs. Rosetta Taylor were
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Seymour of Catawoa St.
RoXoury. Leaving Sunday en-
route to New Orleans, they made
stops at New York city and
washington, D. c. During their
stay in Boston, they were leg
lstered at Hotel Statler.
A reception in honor of Loyal
Daughter Ruler Halline 8. Car
doza, Nora F. Taylor Council II,
l. BP.OE.W., will be given
Thursday evening, October 25,
4;3O pm, Butler Hall, fremont
ST., Roxbury
DR.. William H. Miller, staff
physician Of the Jenkins Orp-
hange, Charleston, S. c., who IS
on a visit here, his brother Ro-
bert Miller of Boston and Joshua
H. Jones of Boston City Hall
were dinner guests of DR.. and
/ Mrs. Robert A Sinnnons 90