The guardian., 1951-06-30

and Josephine Watts, Shirley and
Bennie Marie Hester, Alice
Brewer, Geneva and Ruth Ann
Rhoden, Mabel Jett and Joan
Hester.
inadvertently omitted last
week in the list of table chair
men fir the Annual Night in
June" at st. Augustine Church
was Parcel Post table, one of the
most successful features of the
event. Mrs. Mary Bennett and
Mrs. Olga Bell had charge.
For a most enjoyable day,
don't forget and join the Pro-
gressive Hairdressers on their
annual outing at York Beach, Me,
Buses leave Laurel street and
Humboldt avenue at 5 AM.
Buses leave Columbus avenue
and Mass. avenue at 900 AM.
$3.50 round trip.
A Musical Tea will be given
Sunday afternoon, July 9, by the
Mrs. Roger Wolcott Aux. No. IS,
at the Harriet Tubman House
on Holyoke street, Boston. All
AuxiliarieS and patriotic organi-
cations especially invited.
Mrs. Mary Barrows, and grand
son Teddy, flew to DC. last week
to attend Doris Jones' Dance Re
cital. Mrs. Barrows' daughter.
Mary, who taught taps at the
school returned to Boston with
her mother.
Capt. Clerice johnson comes
home Sunday from Camp Nc
Coy, Sparta, wisconsin, on fur
Tough to visit his wife and s
months old son Of 215 Walnut
avenue.
Union Methodist Church out
ing at Lincoln Park, New Bed
ford, Wednesday, July 4. Buses
leave corner Columbus avenue
and w. Newton street, Boston, at
$3.50 Am. Round trip, adults,
$2.25; children under IL years,
$3.50.
Miss Doris Jones, successful
dance intructor with studios in
DC, returned this week to spend
the summer with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones of Town
send street. The family will
leave soon for their summer cot
tage at Oak Bluffs.
Miss Ann Houser OF Charlotte,
N. c., is visiting her uncle and
aunt, the Rev and Mrs, j. H. D.
Bailey. Miss Houser is a grad
uate Of Johnson C. Smith COL
lege, Charlotte. 1t is her first
visit here and it is the first time
that she has ever seen her Bos-
ton relatives.
Atty. Alfred Delgado, 412 Mass.
avenue, returned on Monday
from vacation Of three weeks
in Cuba.
The Clique Club of Boston,
William Senhouse, president,
wish to thank their. many
friends for patronage of their
various affairs which has en-
abled them to make many con-
tributions throughout the year
1950-51. They donated Thanks
giving Baskets to needy families
throughout lower Roxbury;
donated to the Cooper Commun-
ity Center, st. Marks Fresh Air
Fund, Cub Scouts Pack IL, and
a $4,000 scholarship to. Miss
Ruby Davis who is planning to
enter Simmons College in the
fall for a course in Physical Edu-
cation. The club has established
a special Fund to further the
musical education of Miss julie
Perry who has already COM
pleted nine years in music.
Mrs. Minnie c. Wood of Wor-
cester street, attended the Elks
convention last Sunday in
Springfield.
DIT. Emma ]. Lawton, chair
man Of the membership drive
of Phyllis Wheatley Temple %,
BP.OE.W., worked hard with a
wonderful committee. They com
pleted their work Friday, June
Is. The chairman wishes To
thank all who helped her to
carry on. Dt. Emma ]. Lawton
who is one of Elkdom'S most
/ popular daughters, thanks all
Dts. that helped her to get the
office at the New England States
Association of the IBP.OEW
which convened in Springfield
Mass, June 22-24.
/. Mrs. Bessie Mcnvaine of HAM
mond street, who was severely
injured by a fall in her home Is
now much improved. She wishes
to thank the many friends who
remembered her with visits
cards, fruit and flowers. During
her illness she was cared for BY
her daughter. Mrs. Helen Barn
well of ST AlbanS N Y uho
spent three weeks in Boston.
Monday evening the Metro
politan Male Chorus of which
Buekner Candy is director, held
their annual end of the season
affair at the hnrnn ~ Ne r.tc