The guardian., 1951-01-05

the Mondays Win ner latleIs y
E. Holmes, 1876 w. Springfield st
The South End League Of
Women Voters, Mrs. Jean Samp-
son, leader, meets We'd, Jan. 10
8 PM, at the home Of Mrs
sarah Sprague, 48 Rutland Sq
All women are invited TO attend
the meeting and also become
members. Fine program.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester Mills
OF w. Rutland So. were Christ
mas dinner host and hostess to
a group Of relatives and friends
The occasion was also Mills
family reunion, for Sylvester
Mills, Jr., student at Claflin
University, had come home to
spend the year-end holidays.
Concert given by various cap
tains of the Rally, Columbus
Ave. A. M. E. Zion Church. DR..
A. A. Perry, Pastor. Monday,
Jan. 8, 1851, 8 P. M. Featuring
Dixie Gospel Singers. Subscrip-
tiOn 65 cents.
The Liberia College Club of
America, Inc, will present
Joseph Nelson as guest speaker
at the Coffee Hour to be given
on Sunday, Jan. 81, 1851, at 4;30
PM, at the international Insti-
tute, 100 Beacon Street, Boston.
MIR. Nelson will speak on "The
United Nations International
Police Force" Herbert Williams,
soloist, will be guest artist. The
public is invited.
The Academy Players together
with the Sunday School Class of
Mr.. johnson and the B. Y. F.
turned out in large numbers for
the going away party for Doug
lass Haywood on Monday eve
ming, Dec. 18, at the Academy of
Musical Art. Mr.. Haywood, who
has been inducted into the
Armed Forces, will be long re-
menAbered for his performance
with the Academy Players in
their recent dramatic presenta-
tion at the Columbus Avenue
A. M. E. Zion Church. Remarks
were made by James w. Hender-
son, director of the Academy
Players, and Desbirnie Haywood;
who, in behalf of the group pre-
sented the honored guest with a
genuine morocco bill-fold and
cigarette case to match. Anna
Bobitt- Gardner, served as the
congenial hostess.
The Turkey Rattle sponsored
by the Celestial Club on Dec. 81.
1850 was won by No. 1865 held
by Miss Eleanor O'Keefe, 81
Tudor Street, Lynn. The mem
bers of the club wish to thank
all persons who patronized the
rattle.
Guest Night, sponsored by the
Nightingale Club, Thursday eve
ming, Jan. 1S, 1851, 900 PM.
Concord Baptist Church, corner
w. Brookline Street and Warren
Avenue. Rev. A. ]. Spratley,
Pastor. Mrs. Bertha MunrOe,
President. Admission 65 cents.
Jamaican Associates, Inc, 18th
Annual Ball win be held Friday
evening, Jan. 26, 1851, at Mutual
Hall at Clarendon and Boylston
Streets, Boston, fully two weeks
earlier than in past years. A
new feature of this years Annual
Ball will be the display Of bridal
gowns for the 1851 brides from
Melanias Bridal and Evening
Gown Shop at Newbury Street,
Boston. The best dressed lady
and her escort will be given a
prize. Judges are to be selected.
With James 0. Cannady, chair
man of the Financial Board of
the Bay State Civic League, Off
ciating, the scheduled drawing Of
the B.S.C.L.'s annual Holiday
Cheer Event" was held az 800
o'clock PM, Saturday, Dec. 80,
1850, at the Professional and
Business Mems Club. The lucky
winners numbers were drawn by
Mrs. Ann Saunders of New York
City who was present as a guest
of the B.S.C.L. After the num-
bers were thoroughly mixed, the
random selection of Mrs. Saun-
ders was: 1st prize, Ticket No.
761, Miss Rita Zizzo, 20 Dunn
Road, Revere; End prize, Ticket
No. 919, Mr.. Conrad Skelly, 81
Harrishof Street, aRoxbury; srd
prize, Ticket No. 18, Mr.. Joshua
Jones, City Hall, Boston. Mr.,
Cannady, in behalf of the Bay
State Civic League, extends a
most cordial and heartfelt thanks
to all those persons whose con-
tributions made possible the sue
cess of this event. These pro-
ceeds will be used to further ad-
vance the principles and plat
form of the Bay State Civic
League and join with other COM
munity organizations in Joint