The guardian., 1951-08-25


Evangelist Edith B. Williams
was called here last week by the
illness Of her daughter. Mrs.
Williams has her headquarters
In Philadelphia. Recently she
has filled engagements at re-
vivalS In all sections of the
in Boston and conducted re-
vivals at several of the local
churches.
Glass of Ebenezer Baptist
Church, Rev. William s. Raven
ell, pastor, honored their vet
eran teacher, Mrs. Hulda Hen
derSon, on her Both birthday
with luncheon at the home
of Mrs. Anna Mallory A most
pleasant afternoon was spent
with the guest receiving gifts
and flowers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert G. Sey-
mour Of Catawba st. had as
dinner guests on Sunday, Aug.
10, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Blunt
and daughter frankie Of Vir-
ginia, Mr.. Blunt's mother, Mrs.
j. Mitchell of Methuen. Mass,
and his sister and brother-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. B. Leighton
Of Boston, and his aunt, Mrs.
Martha Evans of Lawrence,
Mass. The visitors will return
to Virginia the last Of this
month when Mr.. Blunt will re-
surne his football coaching. They
we're on a motor trip and great
ly enjoyed their visit to the
Hub.
The Midweek Prayer Band
will meet at the home of Mrs.
Catherine Jones of 924 Ire
mont ST., third floor, Tuesday,
Aug. %, at M. The Bible les
son will be from st. Mark, 18th
chapter.
Among those present last
weekend for mo Time for
Comedy, at Shaw House were
Helen Sasso. Jane Hayward,
Mrs. Helena Haynes, Mae Clarke,
Mrs. Anna Gale Scott, Mrs.
Louise Isaacs, Edw T. Richard
son, Mrs. Ellen Brown, G. Smith,
Marie Mccool, Madelyn Dahl
quist, Mrs. Frances Dahlquist,
Florence Sullivan, Gerta Mann,
Helena Queely, Mary Porter,
Robert c. Battle. Paul G. LAM
bert. John H. Coieran, Joyce
Campbell, Juanita Small, Pearl |
Urback, Elizabeth E. Stewart, |
Mrs. Berthera Butler. Geneva I
Stewart, Fay Pearson, Mrs. Ruth |
Nurse. Mrs. Agnes Roston How
ard, Mrs. Margaret Davis, H.
Jack Bates, Mr.. and Mrs. H. M.
Finch, Helen Tomas, Mrs. D.
Abelson, Eleanora Falden, Mrs.
Rosetta Norris, George Braith-
waite, Fritz A. Belgrave, Ruth
Ford. Mildred Jones, Blanche
Jackson, Mrs. Alethea OBrynat,
Francis Bowden, G. r. Marget-
son. Mrs. Ramona Ford. P. E.
Ferguson, Kenneth Tremaine,
Oscar Farmer, Beulah Wood,
Ada Ros5on, w. Pasco, Hunter
A, TyneS, T. E. Mckinney, Jr.,
Mrs. Beverley Tinsley, Inez B.
TinSley, Lorraine Foster, Mr..
and Mrs. r. A. Pittman, Mrs.
Mrs. Sherman Singleton, Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Ray, Mr.. and
Mrs. B. T. Kellum, Katherine N.
Robinson, Sarah J. Gibson, Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur PeggaleSi, Mr..
and Mrs. Kew Zimmerman, Sell
ma B. Abelson. Ronald Fox, M.
T. Cochran, J. H. Oliver, Har-
riet Handler, Edith Thompson,
Nota Wood, Peggie Griffin, Mr..
and Mrs. Benjamin Danes, Mrs.
John Postell, James Anderson,
Mrs. Beulah S. Hester. Mrs.
Maude Edmonson, Janet Hughes,
Constance Jordan, Mrs. Myrtle
Toon Cruz. Ruth E. Johnson,
Jean Jones, Jane Hamilton,
James A. Grosvenor, Muriel w.
Turk, Helen A. Lockett. Rosa
Perham. Adeline NJ. Mclean,
Edith Delgado, Josephine Pas
carelli, Mrs. Alyce Colson, Bar
ton J. Chase, George Howard,
the former Vera Laviscount,
Mrs. Dora Goldenberg. Mr.. and
Mrs. Collier, John Banks, Pres
ton Haynes and Martin May
field, and many more
Mrs. Alethia A. LeSeSne How
ard. mother of DR.. W. H. Le-
sesne Howard Of Boston, re-
turned Sunday to her home in
New York after five weeks stay
at the Wright's cottage in Dux-
bury, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Gill Of
New York are here on a visit.
Rev. Nathan Wright. the new
rector Of st. Cyprian's Episcopal
Church. succeeding the Rev
Mr.. Ferguson, has been i'll Of
pneumonia for the past three
weeks at his home. IL HutchinS
St. the new church parsonage.
He is reported improving. Dur
ing his illness from his pulpit,
his place has been supplied by
the Rev. Mr.. Bonner Of Chicago
who Is on vacation here. The
latter is a member Of the So
ciety Of St. John the EYangel-
ist.
Landy Tailor, brother-in-law
Of Neil L. Cropp Of the Neill L.
Cropp Realty Co, 777 fremont
st., ami Nathan Jeffress, both
oF Norfolk Va have been the