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III RoxBURY, MASS,
ID. McCIane, president; Benjamin
4 II. Johnson, vice. pres; Percy H
steele, treas; Miss Josephine
Lambert, Sec; Mrs. Blanche
Palmer, asst. sec.
Milton E. Lord, director OF the
Boston Public Library, has an
nounced that the development Of
a Civil Defense Program for the
/ library will be in the hands o1
John ]. Connolly, assistant TO the
director, and chief executive Of
ficer. John w. Tuley will serve
as coordinator for the Boston
Public Library's Civil Defense
program as a whole.
Food Sale at the Church of St
Augustine and st. Martin, Lenox
st., Saturday, Feb. "a, 10:00 AM.
TO 400 PM. Pies, cakes, rolls,
baked beans. Edith Dolby IS
chairman.
COMING - On February 22,
The second annual United Ma
tions Matinee dance presented by
the Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority
in the beautiful ballroom Of the
Hotel Shelton. Special entertain
ment. Remember the date
February %.
George H. Worthington Of 8
Myrtle street, Boston, was re-
elected commander Of the Gen.
r. S. Mackenzie Garrison No.
"a, ANU. He was installed at
installation exercises, which
were held Tuesday night at the
Ritz Plaza Hall.
The executive board of Calan-
the House, $50 Columbus Ave,
holds a Food Sale, Saturday, Feb.
"a. Buy your baked bean din
ner there.
"People should get together
more often in order to learn one
anothers hopes, aspirations and
their problems and to be able
to lend a helping hand" the
Rev. Walter c. Davis, pastor of
Charles st. AM.E. Church told
a meeting of the Housewives
League Monday Night. The
meeting was held at 558 Mass.
Ave, and was well attended by
league members and friends.
Several women joined the or
ganization. The president Mrs.
Estella L. Crosby urged all to
support the March of Dimes
campaign. Martinsville Z peti-
tions were distributed by Mrs.
Maude T. Steward and were
signed by all present.
History Week celebration by
Aristo Club, Sunday, Feb. ii,
1851 at 3 r. NJ. at international
House, 1872 Beacon St., Boston,
James Goss, speaker-tribute to
DR.. Carter G. WOOdsOn. Fine
musical program. Public is in
vited.. Silver offering.
The MidWeek Prayer Band
meets at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Luther Hester, 19 baltimore
Court, apt. 100, Sd floor, Tuesday
Jan. 80, 8 PM. Bible lession is
st. Matthew, chap. IS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Whatley
Lucinda Heggie), of Philadel-
phia, were recently in Louisville,
KY. From there they will go to
Anderson, Ind. They write that
the people of Louisville show
great progress, "are really in
bloom.
Mrs. Favorite E. Audrey of
Harold was recently in Florence,
S. c., to attend the funeral of
her mother Mrs. Hattie Terry,
widow Of the late Rev. Thomas
F. Terry, of the A.M.E. Zion
connection.
BUDDY JOHNSON and his
Fine Brown Frame" orchestra
will be here for a gala pre-hOli-
day dance, Feb. 21 at the First
Corps Cadets ArmOry, Arlington
St., at Columbus Ave. Buddy
and his crew are winding up a
whirlwind tour of the South and
West and Boston is privileged to
get him for this date. He has a
host Of fans and the band has
been breaking all box Office
records. The Patrol and March.
ing Club Of the Shriners is spOn-
sOring the affair.
It was through the medium o.
the Massachusetts Highway
Users Conference that the Con-
stitutional Amendment dedicat-
ing gasoline taxes and motor We
hicle license fees solely to roae
purposes was won Tor Massachu-
sets in 1948. Conference group:
were also instrumental in haltinG
gasoline tax increases prior tc
the adoption of the amendment
when gas tax money was being
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