The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1952-10-04
CITY NEWS

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A most interesting meeting
with a large attendance was held
Monday Sept. % at $50 Mass ave.
by the Greater Boston House
wives League. Mrs. Estella Lee
Crosby president. It was the
leagues opening meeting Of the
season. A plan of winter activi-
ties was arranged. A delegation
from the Cambridge Housewives
League was present. Mrs. Viola
Mason, past president Mass State
Union of Women's Clubs gave an
enlightening talk on Certificates
of Merit one which was award
ed Mrs Crosby at the conven-
ton of the National Federation
of Womens Clubs in Los Angeles.
COMING, COMING! = Look
forward to October 10, 1852. By
popuIar demand, Isaac Eliot and
his Band Of New York City at
the Ritz Plaza Ballroom, spOn-
sored by the Windsor Cricket
Club, Inc.
Mrs Anna Paschall of 81 Ham
mond st. is i'll in City Hospital.
The Rev. and Mrs. Charles
Davis Of Los Angeles were enter
tanned at supper by Mrs. Marie
Holmes SOB Shawmut ave. Other
guests were the Rev. R. M, Owens
and Mrs. T. Bailey. The Califor-
mans were also entertained by
Mrs. Estella Crosby of Green
witch PIX. and Mr.. and Mrs. James
Dean of Cambridge.
A beautiful, modernly equipp-
ed beauty shoppe has opened at
48O1k Columbus ave-, between
Rutland SO. and W Newton st.
The charming decorations are in |
ivory and blue and there are
four booths. The proprietor is
Ann Mitchell and Inez c. Green
is a hairdresser, both experts in
the art Of beauty culture.
Hear I H E MELLOWAIRS
over Radio station WBZ, Sunday,
9:45 to 10 am. Special church
announcements can be obtained
at a reasonable cost. Cali Finan-
CiaI sponsor, C. w. Heron, Com
mOnweaIth 6-2S94.
Hobby Club will meet Tuesday
Oct. z at 32A Humboldt ave. and
Tuesday, October 81 at AZ Hum
boldt ave. residence Of Mrs. Ruth
Walker, Apt. 2. Mrs. c. Maude
Brown, Gilman. Mrs. Edna G.
Tavlor, Rec. Sec.
A Chicken Supper will be Civ
on by the Educational Committee. /
rt Lillian Caldwell Chr of
Ills Wheatley Temple #22
POO. of w. Thursday Oct.
r. 1852. Supper served from 6
p n. until - Dt. Rhoda A. Roach,
Chr. "a Yarmouth st., Apt. A.
Supper SIS.
Come - Public Prayer Revival
Speakers Nitely at 8:15 pm.
Theme: - 90 Lord Revive The
Church: Begin With Me-. Oct.
10 - Rev. T. L. Davis, Boston.
Oct. IA - Rev. E. Wesley Law
son, Maiden. Oct. is - Rev. T. L.
Davis, Boston. Oct. Is - Bro.
Joseph Gibson, Cambridge. Oct. |
II - Rev. E. Wesley Lawson,
Maiden. Bethel Baptist Church,
500 Shawmut Ave Auspices of
Cottage Prayer Fellowship. D.
Bowra, Kay Dorsey, Secretary, |
J. Bonds. Information: HI 2-0732. |
Pilgrim Progress Club Section |
2 Of Ebenezer Baptist Church has
its Annual Tea Sunday, Oct IL, |
BIS pm. at the church. Guest
speaker Is Mrs. Pauline Gardes-
Gu, executive director Interna-
tiOnal Institute, subject, "Citizen-
ship in a Great World Power.
Music by the Pearson family and
Vera Carney. Subscription 35c.
Inviting public to see Time
for Greatness, Peace film pro-
dueed by the Friends Service
Committee, to be shown at asa
Mass. ave-, Women's Service Club
Wed. Oct. 8 at 800 pm. -
Speaker: George Bliss, Executive
Secy. of Friends Service Comm.
Free admission.
AS a part of its educational
program, the Women's Service
Club is inviting the candidates Of
both major parties to defend
their positions on National and
Domestic issues Monday night,
Oct IS. Among those invited are:
Gov. Paul A. Dever, Cong. John
F. Kennedy, Hon. Charles F. Sui
livan, Mr.. Roy Papalia, Mr..
George Fingold, Sen Henry Cab
OF Lodge, Cong. Christian A. Her
ter, Hon. Sumner G. Whittier,
Mrs. Beatrice Mullaney, Mr..
Francis G. Kelley.
Miltilda Birch, soprano, Gladys
Marine Fuller, reader, Carmen
Fuller, at the piano, at NE. Mu-
tuaI Hall, Sunday afternoon.
Nov. 8, the 51st anniversary of
The Guardian, auspices Boston
Literary and Historical AssOcia-
ton.
Local Candidates have also
been invited. Political Comm.
Mrs. Sadie Merchant, Mrs. Adas-
sa Barrows, Mrs. Beatrice F.
Ware, Mrs. John B. Hall, Presi-