The guardian., 1952-05-17
CITY NEWS


A beautiful and cozy beauty
parlor Just opened is Sylvia's
Beauty Shoppe, 662 Shawmut
ave. providing skillful service in
all branches Of the beautician's
art. The shoppe is conveniently
located. 1t faces Hammond st.
and is but a short block from
the Washington st car line. The
attractive proprietor is Sylvia l.
Smith, who is not only an expert
beauty culturist but also is par
ticularly courteous in serving
her customers.
The Forus Club Of Boston IS
giving a cabaret-dance june 3
in the Bergundy Room 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-S4O3.
The Midweek Prayer Circle
will meet at the home of Mrs.
Carrie Jones, q shut-in, 1862 Cabot
ST., Tuesday, May 20, about 8
pm. Bible lesson is st. John,
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Musical Tea sponsored by
Canadian Unity Club No. 1,
Peoples Baptist Church, Rev. r.
MI Owens, Pastor, Mrs. Alice
Stokes, President, Mrs. E. Slaugh-
ter, Chairman, Sunday, June l,
from 3 to S pm. Excellent pro-
gram. Subscription so cents.
The Rev. James w. Crichlow,
pastor Of Salem A.ME. Church,
is now recuperating at his home
after eight weeks Of hospital
treatment for injuries received in
an auto accident.
Johnny Weeks, brilliant young
pianist at Boston, will be appear
ing n Concert Sunday afternoon
June /, at the New Englad Con-
servatOry Of Music. Watch for
other announcements.
The Liberia College Club of
America, Inc. will present its
regular Coffee Hour Sunday,
May 25, 4;30 PIN. at the Inter-
national Institute, 100 Beacon
st. Guest speaker will be the Rev.
Samuel H. Bullock, pastor Of
Pleasant Hill Baptist Church,
Roxbury, who, will relate his ex-
periences during his trip to liz
IBERIA, and will illustrate his talk
with moving pictures. The public
is invited.
Pew Ral:S and Program, Col
umbus Ave, A.M.E. Zion Church,
Sunday, May rs, 3 PM. Rev. w.
II. Hester, guest speaker. Music
by 18th Baptist Gospel Chorus.
The st Theresa's Guild of st.
Cyprian's Church gave its annual
Mothers Day program and tea
Sunday afternoon, May II. The
Sunday School children furnish
ed the program and gave a very
good performance. The Junior
Choir rendered the opening and
closing selections other young
people gave vocal, violin, and
piano solos. Mrs. Mary Holman,
social worker for the Massachu-
sets Society for the Prevention
of Cruelty to Children, spoke on
the responsibilities of mothers. A
pot of tulips was presented to
Mrs. Burke, mother Of eight chill
dren; a bouquet of gladioli was
given to Mrs. jackson, mother of
four; and a small plant to Mrs
Reid, mother of flee. A delicious
collation. of sandwiches, cakes
and tea was served.
The public is cordially invited
to a Musical Tea at the War Mo.
theirs Home, 169 Townsend st.
Roxbury, Sunday, May Is, S:SI
pm. to 6 pm, auspices of Kinl
SoIOmOn's Club of the 18th Bap
fist Church, the Rev. w. H. Hes
ter, pastor.
The oBston Baptist Bethel City
Mission Society held its 101st an.
nual session Tuesday, May 13 a
the Peoples Baptist Church with
a large attendance. The meeting:
began early in the day and in.
cluded a dinner program. An ad-
dress of welcome to the Church
was given by the pastor, th'
Rev M. Owens. At the evening
meeting the senior choir, Mrs
Florence Heggie Taylor, director
rendered selections.
William S. (BilD Sparrow il
now in regular attendance at hi
tailor shop 521 Columbus ave
and carrying on business a
usual.
Annual Musical Tea given b.
the League Of Women for Com
munity Service, Sunday June ]
$3.50 PM, at 55S Mass. Ave. Sub
scripition 40c.
A May Day Rally was held il
Otisfield Hall, Friday evening
May 2, under the auspices of tn,
United May Day Committee