The guardian., 1952-05-24
CITY NEWS

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Your home, your business,
make it secure - insure! Is the
motto of Julian G. Branker, VINO
specializes in real estate and in
surance of every description,
stressing courtesy service in
tegrity! 1894 WARREN ST.,
ROxBURY. HI 2-s77O; HI 5-sl74.
The Cradle Roll Dept. of the
Ebenezer Church School, will
ipresent Baby Contest, Sunday,
May Is, at 3 pm, in the vestry
of the Ebenezer Baptist Church,
Rev. w. S. Ravenell, pastor. En-
trants in the contest are:-Mari-
anne Stratman, Alice Marie Ber-
ryman, Preston Monroe Ward,
Theo. Wesley Berry, Jr., Janet
Dolores James, Carolyn Dianne
Mayhem, Linda Nancy Freeman,
Jaquelin Ruth Heard, Joyce Ann
Simms, Clarence McLaurian, Jr.
and Ernest Weaver Families Of
the babies are also competing
against each other to have the
most members present as prize
will be offered the family with
the largest representation. Of
interest to the parents will be a
Panel Discussion, led by Mrs.
Lillian Ward, Spiritual Securi-
ty for Tody's Families. Mem
bers of the panel are: - Miss
Gladys Wood, Mrs. isabella Raw
enell, Miss atricia Lomax, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Maddox. Music
will be rendered by Miss Ida
Bergman and Mr.. Floyd Free
man. Refreshments Will be
served.
The FOrus Club Of Boston IS
giving a cabaret-dance June s
in the Bergundy FioOm at the
Ritz Plaza. Come and enjoy the
entertainment provided for the
evening and dance to the inspir-
ing music Of "Sir" Lawrence
Hinkson and his Royals Tickets
are 1.2O tax included and may be
obtained by calling GA 7-S40S.
Little Lorraine Wolfe, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs, Lewis Wolfe
Sr., Of Boston, was Hostess of a
Birthday Party given to her by
her aunts, Mrs. Hazelle Lewis
and Mrs. Frances Young of AM
sterdam ave-, New York City,
Sunday, May IL. Travelling COM
panions of the parents to New
York were Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
Morrel Of Warwick st.
Musical Tea sponsored by
Canadian Unity Club No. /
Peoples Baptist Church, Rev. r.
Nj. Owens, Pastor, Mrs. Alice
Stokes, President, Mrs, E. Slaugh-
ter, Chairman, Sunday, June /,
from 3 to S pm. Excellent pro-
gram. Subscription so cents.
The Back Bay N.A.A.C.P. AS
sociates meeting Wednesday,
May %. 8 pm. will be at the
home of Mrs. Lima Bailey, 4O9
Columbus ave. Come and bring a
friend. Refreshments. Helen
Mann, Chairman, Nan Hamme,
Co-Chairman.
Johnny Weeks, brilliant young
pianist at Boston, will be appear
ing n Concert Sunday afternoon
June /, at the New EEglad Con-
servatOry of Music. Watch for
other announcements.
Frederick Collins of Washing
ton, DC. was called to the Hub
last week by the death of his
aunt, Mrs. Rose Tillman The ].
B. johnson Funeral Home had
charge of the funeral arrange
ments.
Pew Rally and Program, Col
umbus Ave-, A.M.E. Zion Church
Sunday, May rs, 3 Pm. Rev. w
H. Hester, guest speaker. Music
by 18th Baptist Gospel Chorus.
Friends Of Mrs. Gladys Per-
due will regreat to learn of the
loss Of her husband, Mr.. Thomas
erdue, who succumbed to a heart
attack last Sunday at The Faulk-
ener Hospital.
Annual Musical Tea given BY
the League of Women for Com.
munity Service, Sunday June 1
$3.50 PM, at $50 Mass. Ave. Sub,
scripition 4Oc.
The Resthaven League held
its closing meeting of the season
Wednesday night May IA at the
home of Mrs. Geneva Snowden
Is Trotter Ct, Roxbury. During
the social hour a delicious cola.
tion was served.
A Chamber of Commerce com.
mittee is active in spreading the
advantages Of free enterprise
Leon G. Lomax Of the South End
Electric Co is a member.
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