The guardian., 1951-12-01
CITY NEWS

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Rummage Sale 49, given by
Mothers Club of Cooper Center
Nursery, 81 williams st., Rox-
bury, School room Sat, Dec. S-
10 am. to 4 pm.
A happy greeting awaited cla-
renee Strong, well known Doug
lass Square Pharmacy drug
clerk, who arrived Wednesday
on a IA day furlough from Great
Lakes, ILL.,, where he is in ira
ining for the Navy. A former
Guardian news boy, the office
joined with his family and friends
in welcoming the navy man on
his first trip home.
The Roxbury Council Of Week
day Religious Education, pre-
sents, "SnOwfIakes,' full even
ing of entertainment, at Brooks
Hall, Dudley ST., Baptist Church
on December 10 at 8 pm. Sub
scriptiOn S1,DO; children so cents.
Edna F. Washington, chairman.
The Rose Tea Club held its
regular meeting at tn home of
Mrs. Leverett Bembry. The pre-
sident talked about the banquet
which will be held on December
2i at EStelle's Banquet Hall on
fremont St. at 800 pm. This
will mark the 33rd anniversary
of the club and it is desired that
all the members be present.
Cards of invitation can be pur-
chased by calling HI 2-4536 OF
at II Benton St, r, Wright. The
hostess served a very delicious
collation. and a pleasant evening
was spent by all. The next meet
ing will be held Friday, Dec. 2.
There will be a guest speakers at
the Banquet.
TAKE BREAKFAST, Sunday,
December 16; to 10 am. with
John Calvin Fidelity Union, at
Gloucester Memorial PreSbyter-
ian Church, Sal Mass. Ave, BOS-
ton, Rev. William Ivan Reeves,
Minister. Speakers: Miss Gladys
Holmes, Past President, Mass.
State Union of WOmens Clubs.
Atty. James Bailey, Boston Juve-
nile COurt. Donation 99c.
On Sunday, November 25, a
capacity audience filled the
Music Room at Lincoln House,
80 Emerald St., for the Friendly
Matrons Tea. Serving as hostess
ses were Mrs. Vina Gibbs, Presi-
dent, Mrs. Gladys Snowden,
4 Treasurer, Mrs. Miriam King,
Viee-president Miss Pearl Hou-
chins, Mrs Mabel J. Dean, and
Mrs. Gertrude Harris. The Pro-
gram consisted of readings by
Phyllis Martin, Mrs. Susan Cox,
Vivian Grevious, Mrs. Vina Gibbs
vocal solos by Wilbur Best, Gra-
Gle Randolph; piano solos by
Dent Twins, Olg a King, Mrs.
Corinne Brown, Robert Ran
dolph. The very able guest
speaker was Mrs. Pheable M.
Edwards, clerk in TIL e Boston
Housing Authority, John M.
Kingman, executive director of
South End Federation of Settle
ments extended cordial greetings.
A delicious repast was served.
SPECIAL NOTICE - Fashion
Show and Reception given by the
Boosters Committee Of the
Grand United Order of Odd Eel.
lows. ButlerHall, 1895 fremont
St. Friday, Dec. Z, 8 to IL. Sub.
Scription S1.0O (tax incIuded).
THE MR.. & MRS. CLUB open
ed for the season, at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Henley, Bra;nard
ST. Brookline, Mass. Mr.. Robert
Joyner, Pres, is putting forth
every effort to maintain the US
ual high standards of the club
THANKSGIVING BASKETS S
were sent to a few needy fam.
lies, and the Club Members are
now busy making plans for theil
annual CHRISTMAS CHARITIES
MUSICAL TEA, given by th'
Deacon Board of Pleasant Hill
Baptist Church, Sunday, Dec.
at $3.50 pm. Mrs. Rheable Ed
wards, Of the Boston Housing
Authority, will be the CUES
speaker. A fine program ha
been arranged and a deliciou
tea. Don't miss this treat. Dea
cOness Lola Quinn, chairman
Deacaness Snipe, chairman o
program.
DR.. Walter o. Taylor on Mon
day left for Hot Springs, Ark
where the Knights Of Pythia
own a hotel and bath house. Tn,
Pythians voted to hold their mex
convention in Hot Springs.
A hairdresser is wanted a
Peggie's Beauty ShOppe, 81
fremont St., HI 5-O2s3.
Miss Josie Daniels of New
York was the guest recently o
Mrs. Carrie Baker Of 1907 Col