The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1952-10-11
CITY NEWS

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specializes in real estate and in
surance of every description,
stressing courtesy service in
tegrity! 1884 WARREN ST,
ROXBURY. Hi 2-S77O; HI 5-S174.
The Annual Women's Day Ser
vice of the Queen Esther Mis-
sionary Circle will be held Sun
day, ctober 10, at the Ebenezer
Baptist Church, West Springfield
street Rev, w. S. Ravenell, Pas
tor, at PM. Mrs. Mary o. Sprat-
ley, President of tn eUnited Bap-
fist Convention of Massachusetts
an dRhode Island, Speaker. Good
/ singing. A cordial welcome to all
Octavia Walker President.
Hairstylist, Miss Norma Wood
is presenting The Salon de Golf
fure, First Annual Hairstyle
Show, Sunday, October 26 at 5
to 7 Pm. Freedom House, Craw-
ford ST., Roxbury, Commentator:
Lou Swsrz, New York City.
Hear THE MELLOAIRS over
Radio Station WBZ, Sundays,
9:45 to 10 am. BrOadcastS begin
Oct. IL. Special church announce
nents can be obtained at rea-
SOnabIe cost. Call Financial SpOn-
sOr, C. w. Heron Common
wealth 1884.
The Household Nursing Asso-
citation School of Attendant Nurs-
ing will hol dgraduation exer-
cises on Sat. Nov. 8 - at the
Copley Methodist Church, cor.
Newbury and Exter SITS. Among
the so graduates will be two Rox-
bury women, Mrs. Letitia Hun
ter, 131 Lenox st. and Miss Car
RE Vinson, 142 Lenox St., Rox-
bury.
Governor Dever has proclaim
ed Saturday, Oct. II, as Pulaski
Day in honor of the great Polish
patriot who offered his services
to Gen. George Washington in
Americas struggle for indepen-
dence.
A Chicken Supper will be Civ
en- by the Educational Committee.
Ut. Lillian Caldwell Chr. of
Phyllis Wheatley Temple #22
IB.P.O.C. of w. Thursday Oct.
16, 1852. Supper served from 6
pm. until - DIT. Rhoda A. Roach,
Chr. "a Yarmouth ST., Apt. 4.
Supper SIS.
A tea was held at the head
quarters of the Boston Tubercu-
losis Association, 554 Columbus
ave-, Thursday afternoon, Octo-
Der 9 for the committee planning
fall luncheon meeting for all
volunteer workers of the Boston
Association.
The Annual Concert Of the
Samuel COleridge-Taylor Musical
Association, Ella M. Martin,
President, will be held Thursday,
October %, 1852, at S:15 PM. in
Ebenezer Baptist Church, West
Springfield ST., Boston, Rev. VIM.
S. Ravenell, Pastor, John Powell,
Chairman. The artists will be
Nora Lee SingIetary, soprano,
Gladys Pierce, cOntraIto, Louisa
L. Batum, pianist. Subscription
IS cents.
Children from the South End
Branch Library, accompanied by
Mrs. Barbara c. Elam, Assistant
in Charge of the Children's Room,
and Miss Jeanette De Lello, So
phomore at Teachers College, at
tended the Human Relations
Book Fair at the Central Library
on Saturday, October 4, at 10 am.
They enjoyed a program, espe-
cially planned for Children
around the theme, Human Rela-
tons. The program included a
talk by Mrs. Florence Hayes,
author of SKID, and other books
for children, a film, SING A
SONG OF FRIENDSHIP, a chalk
talk by Althea Karr, illustrator
and author Of children's books
and a story by John J. Cronan
Boston's popular storyteller.
The Boston Committee to AiC
Underprivileged Girls of Jamaica
wishes to inform its numerous
patrons and friends that the an
nuaI program will not be present
! ed this year, due to circumstance
beyond its control. The work o.
the HOusecraft Training Centre
which the Committee has pledged
itself to support, must go on, AMI
your help is urgently needed
Please send contributions to thi
worthy cause to Mr.. Wilfred S
Bailey, Chairman, 20 Winslow st
Everett, Mass, or to Mrs Enid N
Nelson, Secretary, 81 MunrOe St
ROxbury 10, Mass.
J The Midweek Prayer Cirel
will meet at the home of Thoma