The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1952-10-25
CITY NEWS

S make it secure - insure! is tne
: motto of Julian G. Branker, VINO
: speciaIizes in real estate and IN
surance of every description,
/ stressing courtesy service IN
: tegrity! 1884 WARREN ST.
! ROXBURY. HI 2-377O; HI 5-S174.
AT its October meeting, held at
/ the home of Mrs. Florence Carey,
S sorors of Boston's Kappa Chapter
of Lambda Kappa Mu Sorority
; were busy with plans for the an
nuaI Conclave to be held in Bos-
ton in June, 1858. Officers OF the
Hostess Chapter are: Eleanor /.
Guilford. Basileous; E lie amor
Jones, LIST Anti-Basileou; Mareva
Gibbs, I'd Anti Basileous; Flor
ence Carey, Grammateus; Viola
Mitchell, Tamiouchas; and Mil
dred Davenport, Epistoleous.
Committee chairmen include:
Steering and Program, Eleanor
4 Guilford and Eleanor Jones; Ban
ouet, Carolyn Russell; Souvenirs,
Mareva Gibbs; Registration, Flo
renee Carey; Housing, Viola
Mitchell; Publicity, Dor othy
/ Stokes and Mildred Davenport.
Theophilus N. L. Nunes, of the
Bay State Democratic Club, has
been appointed regional director
of New England for the Cape
Verdean group of Portuguese an
cestry", by Senator Theodore F.
! Green. chairman of the nationali-
tv division of Democratic Ma
tional Committee. He will direct
the Stevenson Sparkman cam
paign throughout New England.
The Tabernacle Choir requests
the honor of your presence at the
Appreciation Organ Recital OF
their Minister of Music, Laymon
T. Hunter, Sunday Afternoon,
October 26, $3.50 o'clock, at Christ
Temple Church, 80 KenilwOrth
st.. Roxbury. DR.. w. Frederick
Fisher, Dir Rev. o. F. Barber,
Min. Donation S1.OO at the door.
You may bring as many guests
as YOU wish. Free COLLATION. Fol-
: lowing.
The 366th Infantry AMVET
Post 1913 will install officers
Thursday, Oct %, 7:30 pm. at
st. Marks, Townsen DIST, Rox-
bury.
The Rose Tea Club will give a
Halloween party at the home OF
Mrs. Lessie Wright, 26 Daven-
port st.
F.; Armenia Adams, II Alder
. marie st., Boston, Massachusetts,
! student at the New England Con-
/, servatory of Music, played the
!, piano in a Student Recital in Re
!; cital Hall of the Conservatory
: Tuesday afternoon. She played
!, Bach's French Suite in E major;
Women's Day will be celebrat'
t ed at the Union Baptist Church
e Cambridge, on Sunday, Nov. y
t Guest speaker in the morning
a will be Mrs. Eva Gibson Of Wash
: ingtOn, DC. Her subject ne
a IigiOus Heritage of Women. "A
, the afternoon service, dynamic
il Miss Gertrude Tanneyhill. fOrmeI
: Urban League worker, will be tn'
= guest speaker.
s Halloween Party for children
: and parents Thursday, Oct. 80
2 1880 pm mite before) at lO4i
9 fremont ST., Roxbury. Guests o
It Naomi Circle, H. ]. Fun for all
.e The Midweek Prayer Circle
will meet at the home OF Mrs
Louisa Proctor, a convalescent
11s Hammond st., 3rd floor
Tuesday, Nov. 4, about pm
Bible lesson is Acts End chapter
4 Joseph A. Mitchell was in Bos'
ton over the past weekend visit
ing his daughter, Miss Cynthia
Mitchell of Vine St., Roxbury
and renewing old acquaintance
| A former Bostonisn, he has beer
a New York resident for foui
| wears. He served in the Merchant
Marine during World War II anc
is still in that service.
Hear THE MELLOAIRS owe
J Radio Station WBZ. Sundays
n 9:45 to 10 am. BrOadeaSts begiT
Oct. IL. Special church announce
ments can be obtained at a rea
sOnabIe cost. Call Financial spon
sOr, c. w. Heron Common
wealth 6-2s94.
Mrs. Rachel Saunders, presi
dent Of the Mass. State Union o
Women's Club; Mrs. Olive 10
seph, Mrs. Nan Trapp, Mrs. vi
ola Mason. Mrs. Martha z War
ner, and Mrs. Estella Lee Crosb,
were guests Of the Rhode Islam
Association Of Colored Women
Clubs at its 49th Convention, Oci
Is. Mrs. Inez Tnsley is the asso
cations president. Mesdame
Saunders and Joseph extende
greetings. Mesdames Warner
Trap. Mason and Crosby CAV
the highlights of the Nations
Convention of Womens Club
which was held in California.