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1, 8 to 10 AM. Speakers: Rev
John L. Bryan, Morgan Memoir
ial, and Atty Victor G. BynOe,
Boston Street Commissioner, al
Gloucester Presbyterian Church,
Rev. william Reeves, Minister
B41 Mass. Ave, Boston, given by
John Calvin Fidelity Union,
Committee: Mrs. H. Lockett, Mrs
A. b. King, Mrs. w. Martin, Mrs,
E. Banks, Miss r. James, Mrs j.
EdmondsOn, Mr.. Courtney john
son. Donation, SO cents.
Edward T. Hardrick Of Rox-
bury, a member Of the Selective
Service System Of Massachusetts,
attended the annual Armed
Forces and Veterans meeting in
honor of Major General Lewis
B. Hershey. National director OF
the Selective Service System, at
the Brotherhood Temple Ohabei
Shalom in Brookline Tuesday,
March 27.
Hold the date-April 6, Musi-
eians' Ball holloway ballroom,
Revere.
The Massachusetts Committee
for Equal Rights wishes you to
join them at Party and Penny
Sale. Saturday, March 81 at 500
p. M. until --, at liza Wabeno
Street, Roxbury. (Take Seaver-
Humboldt Bus to Wyoming.
Wabeno is first street on right)
Donations. $.4O-Couples-S.75.
The best Jabberwock of the
year is coming. Everyone is
talking about DeItas' production.
Reserve yOur tickets now. Jab-
berwock is sell-Out perform
ance.
The regular monthly meeting
of the Auxiliary of the National
Alliance of Postal Employees
was held at the home of Mrs,
Alice Jones, March 26. A report
was made on the Mystery
Party" returns which proved to
be a gratifying success. All
members are working busily on
the next project--a Waltz Party
Ito be held Thursday evening,
May 10, at the Hotel SomeIs set.
On completion of the business
session a combined meeting of
the Auxiliary and Alliance COM
mittees was held A delicious
collation. was served by the
hostess.
The Mems Club of st. Bar
thoIomew's Church, Rev. Ken
meth Dep. Hughes, rector, pre-
sents the stirring movie drama
"keaching from Heaven" also
a short, on Friday, March 80, at
S:15 P. NJ. Tickets, so cents.
children under IL, 20 cents, tax
inc.
The Midweek Prayer Band
led by Mrs. Dorothy E. Hester
will meet at the home Of Mrs.
Anna Woodbury., 10 Trotter
Court, third floor, apt. 226, Tues
day, April 3, at 8 P. M. Bible
lesson is again st. Matthew,
Chapter %.
Court Frederick Douglass, No.
1896, Ancient Order of FOresters,
will sponsor Talent and Ex-
perience Night, Butler Hall, 1895
fremont Street, Thursday, April
S. at 500 PM. VOcalists, in
strumentalists, readers, dancers,
and all who have something to
offer in the entertaining line will
be given a public addition. The
audience will cast votes to de-
termine the winning acts, and
cash prizes will be given the
winners. If you have never ap-
peared in public, if you wish to
advertise your act, if you wish
to participate in an evening OF
gOOd-natured rivalry, contact
Ernest G. O'BanyOun, NC. There
are still a few minutes of enter
tainment to be scheduled; but dc
not delay. Admission is go cents
tax included, and by the way the
tickets are going the Hall bids
fair to be packed. Look in phone
book for address of NC.
Mrs. Evelyn Ball, 40 Worces-
ter Street, spent the Easter week
end in Providence R. l., the
guest of her friend, Mrs. Julia
Traylor. Together they attended
Easter services at the Winter
Street A. NJ. E. Zion Church OF
which the Rev. J. H. French is
pastor.
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