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the presentation of $35 by Mrs.
Alice Taylor from the Boston
/ Council Of Church Women, which
! included $40 goodwill offering
from the Estabrook sisters; and
most Informative talk on Civil
Defense by Mrs. Lehvenberg OF
the Mass. Dept. of Civil Defense
the talk was essentially a plea
for preparedness and a call for
volunteer workers to elevate
/ maximum disaster in case OF
| Atomic attack. Reminders: Mrs.
Edwards begs the support of the
| N. A. A. C. p. meeting regarding
segregation in the U. S. Army
Thurtood Marshall speaks! Sure
w YOU have a ticket for the dance
recital of our childrenl If you
| hayen't-come and pay at the
door. Saturday, May H. 1851
8:l5 Pm. at the Boston Con-
| servatory Auditorium.
MUSICAL TEA-SpOnsOred by
/ Canadian Unit Club No. l,
peoples Baptist Church, Rev. X.
M owens. Pastor; Mrs. Ahce
I stokes, President; Mrs. E.
| Slaughter, Chairman, Sunday,
NAV I3-S to 5 PM. Excellent
Programme. Subscription, soc.
Frank Ardrey will be guest
speaker for the Christian En-
deavor at Colum bus avenue
A. MI Zion Church, Sunday,
May 10, at 600 PM. Immediately
after the meeting there viii be a
reception for the Rev. R. L. Hop
son Of Boston University.
Trs. Ella Tolliver' so Common
18th avenue, was with her
friends the Wilkersons of West
Medford last Sunday before go
ing to Groton, for two weeks.
Tenant selection for public
housing may follow the Wor-
cester plan of having Citizens
/ Advisory Board choosing the
tenants. The Worcester board
consists of three clergymen and
three civic leaders.
A Penny Sale given by the
Rehabilitation Committee, VIM
E. Carter Post 16, Auxiliary at
4O1 Mass. Ave-, Boston, Thurs
day evening, May II, 1851.
Tuesday night Ruth E. Ellison,
Mezzo Soprano, State and New
England winner, National Federal
Music Clubs, 1851, was heard in
the Gold Gold 3 IBa llllffooeiil Fisher School,
| 118 Beacon Street, Boston.
Musicians Local S35 presents
cabaret Night, Friday, May Is,
at Butler Hall, featuring BOstOn's
Greatest Bands. Hold the date.
The Brotherhood of St. Marks
Church will have as its speaker
for Sunday, May Is, Walter J.
Stevens, author and lecturer
The program will begin at !
P. M. and all members are urged
to be present. The subject Of
! Mr.. Stevens address is being
withheld because of its. alarming
and controversial nature.
Professional DreSsmakers and
Designers Guild cordially in
vites you to their Musical Tea
Sunday, May q. at 464 Mass.
Ave. Boston, at 300 PM. Your
patronage is asked at $50.
The Pilgrim Progress Club has
its annual sermon at the evening
service at Ebenezar Baptist
Church, Mothers Day. Sunday.
May 13.
Funeral services for Francis
Baskerville. IS Claremont Park,
were held at the Chisolm Funeral
Chapel, 532 Columbus Avenue.
Tuesday. May 8.
A. L. Gomez, prominent real
estate dealer, has added a new
enterprise to his business ar
rangements IA well stocked
modernly equipped grocery store.
located at the corner of Windsor
and Cabot Streets. The store
has up-to-date devices to main
tain the freshness of foodsuIs
Here customers can also find on
sale daily, weekly and out of
town papers. The store S open
every day until II P. NJ
The Thrifty Art Club gives
tea at the Cooper Recreationaf
Center. ShaWmut Avenue ana
Williams Street. Sunday, May %.
at $50 P. NJ.