The guardian., 1951-01-05
CITY NEWS

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Remember to get your Auto
Insurance NOW from JULIAN
C. BRANKER, 1856 Warren St.,
Roxbury, HI 2-S77O.
The Midweek Prayer Band
meets at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thompson, "a Kendall ST.,
md floor, Tuesday, Jan. 9 at
8 PM. The Bible lesson is st.
Matthew, 18th chapter. Mrs.
Dorothy Hester.
Miss Vivian connors, Norfolk,
va. school l-teacher, spent the
Christmas holidays in Boston.
State Representative Herbert
L. jackson, of Maiden, will be
principal speaker at meeting
OF the CrispUs Attucks Republic
can at 558 Mass. Ave, Wed,
Jan. 10, 8 PM. The meeting is
open to the public. An excep-
tionally fine treat
REAL ESTATE - List your
property with us. Have cash
customers waiting. HI 2-I174.
Section 8, Pilgrim Progress
Club presents its Annual Mid
Winter Tea. Speaker for this
event will be Mrs. Beryl Rob-
inson who will make a report
on the white House Children
and Youth Conference" Date,
Sunday, January %; time, $3.50
PM; place, Ebenezer Baptist
Church. w. Springfield st. All
are invited to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Wilker-
son celebrated their fifty fifth
wedding anniversary, Wed, Jan.
3 quietly at their home, 81 Ar
lington st., w. Medford. Friends
in Flushing and the Bronx, NY;
Newport, R. l., and neighbors
sent cards and gifts of remem-
brance.
The race Interpretation in music
OF today will be held at Colum-
bus Ave. A. ME. Zion Church
on Monday, Jan. Is, 1851, at 500
p. M, sponsored by Boston and
Providence genious in music of
today. The program win be as
follows: S. Howard and co-work-
ers, v0cOlists, Twelfth Baptist
Church, ROxbury. Buckner
Candy, one of our greatest
artists of today, pianist. The
PilgriImetts Of HoIyness choir,
director, Miss ID. Brassey, Gospel
soloist Of Concord Baptist Church,
Boston, and the widely known
and dearly beloved Gospel singer
Of Providence, none other than
Mother Martin. Please do not
miss this great treat in religious
and educational program. Ad-
mission so cents. Captain Sarah
4. Ray-Coworkers. Rev. A. A.
Perry, pastor.
Mrs. Rose Wright on Christ
mas eve was hostess to a group
Of her relatives and friends. She
served a delicious collation..
Present were Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lsfi. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Winbush, Mr.. and Mrs. Theo-
dore Foster, Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Daniels, Mesdames Virginia
Turner, Hattie Green, Natalie
Petite; Messrs. Robert Young,
Orlando Watkins.
The Academy Players, from
the Studios of Anna Bobitt-
Gardner, Mus. BIS, will return to
New York on February %, also
East Orange, New Jersey and
Philadelphia, Pa; to present
SOME MISSING PAGES IN
AMERICAN HISTORY" which
will also be presented in Boston
during the History Weeks Cele-
bration. This serious minded
dramatic group, under the direc-
ton OF James w. Henderson,
veteran dramatic director, will
also have a moving picture made
of one Of their dramatic plays
in March.
DON'T LOSE your property.
Whatever your problem, we will
help you. All transactions strictly
confidential. HI 2-I174.
Edgar A. Perry of Melrose.
Director of Institutional Sales
at H. P. Hood g. Sons, will serve
as general State Chairman of
the 1851 Heart Fund of the
Massachusetts, Heart Association
DR.. Sidney Burwell. the Presi-
dent, announced. Mr.. Perry will
head up the third annual state
drive during the month of Feb
ruary to raise $35o,0O to carry
on the Associations program of
heart research, education and
community services.