The guardian., 1952-08-09

Willie Williams of Savannah
Ga, has returned home after q
two weeks visit to his daughters
Mrs. George May Bowen and
Mrs. Mary Ann Shaward, sister
in-law, Mrs. Sara w. Howard, oi
! 804 fremont st. and other friends
Robert Blount Of 804 fremont
st. is still on the danger list al
City Hospital. He had suffered &
compound fracture of his front
right leg in an automobile acci-
dent.
John T. Norton, Republican
candidate for representative for
Ward IL, announces the opening
of his headquarters at 384 War
rem ST., Roxbury. He urges all
non-registered persons to regis
ter and use their American right
to vote in the primary election,
Tuesday, September 16.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Burrell are
vacationing in New Hampshire.
They left Boston, Friday of last
week with plans to return home
Monday Aug. II. Mr.. Burrell is
the well known real estate dealer
whose office is at 158 w. Spring
field. His wife, Arimae Burrell,
has gained prominence as a con-
tralto singer. She will have a
Jordan Hall debut this fall.
Two officials Of the Ebenezer
Junior Ushers, Miss Shirley
Migett and Miss Carmen Lewis,
attended National Ushers Con-
vention last month in Chicago.
Mrs. Daisy R. Hunter of New
York and Royal w. Morris of
Wilmington, Del, are the guests
of their sister, Mrs. Anna Pas
schall of 81 Hammond st.
Mrs. H. Wells and Mrs. c.
Saunders of Mass ave. attended
the Supreme Session of the
A.F.A.M., held in Baltimore, Md,
July 25. Mrs. Wells is an Asso-
ciate Matron and holds other
high offices in the Order. In
company with Mrs. B. Montague,
the ladies enjoyed a nNotor trip
to Washington, DC. where they
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
M. Nickens.
Singing in chorus, Ear Away, +,
the Shriners' theme song, about
a dozen candidates for member
ship in the order, paraded in a
"chain gang" last Sunday in
Roxbury. They had dinner at
Estelle's and later were invited
at ceremonies held in Prince
Hall Masonic Temple. The Shrin-
ers' National Convention will be
held this month in Indianapolis.
Benjamin F. Holmes of 70 Dale
ST., Roxbury, returned last week
from city hospital where he was
under treatment several weeks
after being stricken at his place
of employment and is convalesc-
ing satisfactorially at home. Mr..
Holmes wishes to thank relatives
and friends for the lovely flow
ers and cards sent him.
Mrs. Mary Washington's niece,
Mrs. Anna johnson of Atlanta,
Ga, who had been the guest of
her aunt at 957 fremont st. for
a week, left for home last Satur-
day very mitch pleased with her
first visit to Boston. She met
many of her aunt's friends espe-
cially on Thursday when num-
Der called an dspent an informal
time with the visitor and her hos
tess. Mrs. johnson was taken on
sightseeing auto trips, visiting
the historical spots. A very plea
SAINT little lady the visitor made
many 1rlendS and Is dellghteo
with her visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hall Of AZ
Windsor ST., Roxbury returned
last week from motor trip tc
the Midwest and Canada. Mr.
Hall is president of the New Eng
land Interdenominational Ushers
Association and he and Mrs. Hal
attended the National Usher:
Convention in Chicago, July 81
Is After the close Of the conven-
ton they toured Canada, visit
ing Toronto and Niagara Falls.
Eddie" Kennel Sr., well re
membered here as musician
has come from Albany, NY, fol
a visit with relatives and friends
j In Albany he continues his musi