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and took part in the recent school
recital.
George O'Banyoun Of the
Bronx, N. Y, was a guest OF his
brother, Prof. Ernest O'Banyoun
from Tuesday, June 5, to Friday,
June 8, driving over to attend to
some business. While here, he
renewed old acquaintance and
spent time with relatives. He
was warmly greeted by residents
of Littleton, where he spent his
boyhood and received his educa-
ton, being remembered by all
he met.
The Senior Choir and Gospel
Chorus of Pleasant Hill Baptist
Church. I55 Humboldt ave-, ROx-
bury, Rev. S. Fl. Bullock, Pas
tor, are sponsoring their second
annual concert, Sunday after
noon, June II, at 8 o'clock. Mrs.
Biggs and Mrs. Carter are preSi-
dents, and Morris Small is or
ganist and director. Mrs. Maude
Woodruff, and DR.. William A.
Rhodes will be speakers on this
occasion.
Junior and intermediate stu
dents of Ina Braithwaite will be
presented in a recital at the Bos-
ton Conservatory of Music, 81
Hemenway street, Sunday, June
II, at 400 PM. Advanced stu
dent, Miss Muriel Coleman will
assist in playing the Grieg Con-
certo. The public is invited to
attend the recital.
Attorney and Mrs. Arthur
Banks, SO Waverly street, Rox-
bury, were host and hostess to
the Columbus avenue A. M. E.
Zion Church Daughter of Con-
ference at its final meeting, Tues
day June 5. Following the busi-
ness session delicious turkey
dinner was served. A special
guest of the club was Mrs. Alice
Carr of New York City, sister Of
Mrs. Banks. Others present were
Mesdames Mary c. Johnson,
president; Isadora Tucker, vice
president; Charlotte w ak e r,
treasurer; Mary E. Johnson,
financial secretary; Miss Mar
garet Gross, recording secretary.
Also Mesdames Ruth A. Sey-
mour, Florence Rankin, Edna
Medley, Rebecca Hipps, Ella
Dotson, Ella Elliott, Misses Ber-
nice Tasker and Elizabeth Gross.
The Daughters will meet again
next September.
Pupils of Elizabeth G. Wheat
ley will present their Fifth An
nuaI Program of Vocal Music in
a Recital, 464 Mass. Ave, Boston,
Sunday afternoon, June II, at
4 o'clock. Mrs. Gladys Purdue,
Accompanist; Guest ArtiS S t,
Gladys Marine Fuller, Dramatic
Reader. Social Hour. Subscrip-
tion, so cents.
On Thursday night June z, the
members of the Dunbar Rangers
Club, honored their president,
Mrs. Bessie Ward Bankett, with
a surprise birthday party at Lin
coin House Association, 30 Emer-
aid street. Mrs. Miriam King
prepared the delicious refresh
ments which were enjoyed by
| Mesdames Gertrude Thomas, Mi
riam King, Bessie Bankett, Ma
bel J. Dean, Emma Green, Dora
Dukes, Amelia Rice, Charlotte
Broadard, Mary Roach, Edwin
Butcher, Reginald Warner, Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Turner and
Miss Annie Rice. Mrs. Dora A
! Dukes, a member of the Dunbar
Rangers during the Is years that
Mrs. Bankett has been president
who now lives in Bethel, Conn.
shared the party honors as a very
| special guest.
Buckner Candy, pianist, viii
be a soloist at commencement
/ concert of the New England
Conservatory, Tuesday, June 10
at 11:00 AN. in Jordan Hall.
Billions Of pounds of fresh
milk flow through the several
| thousand cheese factories of the
country each year to provide the
Ingredient for soups, main dishes
snacks and sandwiches which
each hungry American consume:
at the rate Of T.3 pounds annual
4 ", according to the New England
Dairy and Food Council in Its
18th observance OF June Dairy