The guardian., 1951-10-13
CITY NEWS

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Look forward to the coming n
Gerald Clark and his band q
New York, the peoples choice,
at the RilK Plaza Nov 3. Spon-
sored BY the Windsor Cricket
Club, Inc.
The 1851 Massachusetts, Leg
islature has decided that the
1851 Motor Vehicle registration
plates will be used again foF
1852 and Registrar Rudolph 7.
King VIII validate the use Of
these plates by new Fesissra-
zion certificate and VIII issue a
windshield slicker as the visual
evidence of registration
The 7th Annual Guest Night,
sponsored by the Sunday School
cf St Paul AME. Church. CAM
bridge. viii Be Sunday, Oct. IS,
ana Henry Ellison. voealists,
MABEL Fenton Butler. pianist,
John Murray, violin, and Gladys
Fuller. reader.
Directors of 50 Boston residen
esl districts in The United led
Fssshe- Campaign VIII hear
Alan Stsina-s. campaign chair-
wsn. and Mrs Nathan Msbley Of
Mex vcrs. National GirI Scout
executive. 81 a Harvard Club
tea Tuesday. October lS 3.I5 t.
$50 nm Hostess for he tea
Hrs. Rschard A. Ehrliich. ehaiF-
mar of shs Boston Residential
svsg- ar dthe only woman 70
res5 cza az the Il major fund
raising units of the campaign.
VIII address her volunteer worf-
av~ Associate and area chair
waa 81 the division VIII BE- gre
sars- Mr. Sasinert, directs the
xzznsFe effort Of Metropolitan
Boston to raise s7.z75, 900 for its
keaFfh and welfare services piis /
rSC TIE drive officially opens /
Red Feather Sunday. October q |
The Tth Annual GGuest Night, |
sponsored by the Sunday School
Of st. Paul A. VI. E. Church,
Cambridge, win be Sunday Oct
g. at T.so PM, presenting Ruth
ard Henry Ellison, vOcaliSts,
Mabel Fenfon Butler, pianist,
John Murray, violin, and Gladys
Fuller, reader.
The Liberia College Of Ameri-
"a Inc. will present the first
Coffee Hour Of the season on
Sunday, October 81. at 4:30 pm
at the International Institute, 100
Beacon Street, Boston, Guest /,
speaker viii be Atty. Matthew
Y. Bullock. formerly cha;eman
II the Massachusetts, Parole
Board. Mr.. Bullock will speak m
Africa, the Continent Of HE
Future. Guest artist will be
Carleton Lewis, Pianist. The pub
ic is invited. +
Mrs, Mabel Darrell Of 50 Guild
st.. Roxbury, is improving after
at City Hospital
Jimmie Godboldt of 50 Fen
rood Road is filling an engage
nent at the Mexican Fat in
1ew Bedford where he is doing
lis special dance act.
Yrs. BeuIah Franklin Of Port
and, Maine, was in Boston last
reek on short visit TO her rel
stiives; father-in-law, Clarence Is
Franklin, OF a Humboldt Ave
and uncle and aunts at the same
address.
Attending the National En-
ssmpment Of the Order Of Terts
which was held in Rocky Point. /
N. c., were the following Boston
members: Mesdames Minnie
Biggs, Ella Kent, Cora Freeman.
Frances Foster, Lillian Small, +
and Sarah Vaughn, also Mrs. /
Pauline Hayes, guest Of the lat /
ter. The ladies enjoyed stops [
in New York City, Washington
D. C., and toured through Vir- (
ginia and on the North Carolina. /
The St Mark Brotherhood viii
hold its initial meeting Of the
season with a special church
service on sunday, October lith,
1l;00 am. at the St Mark Con
gregational Church. Mr.. Georra
z. Davis, the president, requests
the presence of all Brotherhood
members and friends. The Pev.
S. /. Laviscount will preach the
eerr,,,ys