The guardian., 1952-07-19

a new resident Tor Boston II
James Hart who halls from Nc
Allister, Oklahoma. He arrived /;
week ago and Immediately founc
employment as an electrician
and interior decorator. He is do
miciled at 100 West Springfield
st. and says he likes the Hub anc
intends to make it his permanent
home. He is already lookins
about to join some worthwhile
racial association and of course
was referred to the local
NAACP
Miltilda Birch, soprano, GIady:
Marine Fuller, reader, Carmen
Fuller, at the piano, at NE. Mu.
stual Hall, Sunday afternoon
Nov. 8, the 51St anniversary OF
The Guardian, auspices Boston
Literary and Historical ASsOcia-
ton.
Have you purchased your
ticket for the moonlight sail
down the harbor next Monday
night with the Jamaica Associ-
ates who always carry a fine,
orderly group. A special attrac-
tion is the hour stop at Nantas-
ket where you can wander about
and have refreshments at the
many attractive eateries. Of
course. there is a lunch bar on
board but the salt air Stimu-
lates your appetite and you will
find that you can enjoy refresh
ments several times during the
trip. Among those who are book
ed to go are Mr.. Jarvis of the
st. Mark Center, Edward Brooke
of Roxbury, Vernon Percival,
Mrs. Maude Trotter Steward who
has invited Miss Wilhelmina
Crosson, here from Sedalia, NC.
for the summer, as her guest.
You will meet many people you
know on board and are sure to
enjoy the cruise.
On, to Hartford, Conn.,, Sun
day, July ~, to the Antler
Guard Meeting at the Elk's
Home. Buses leave Douglass So,
g AM; SIS round trip; DIR. Ber-
tina Walker, chairman.
Mrs. Virginia Robinson who is
a faithful member of Ebenezer
Baptist Church and an ardent
and Jealous worker in the Bos-
ton Branch NAACP is i'll and
now hospitalized in the Robert
Brigham Hospital. Mrs. Robin
son is the mother of Miss Kathe-
rine Robinson, Wellesley gradu-
ate and member of the faculty
of Cheney Institute of Cheney
Pa. and of Mrs. Lillian Perry Of
9 'Braddock Park. Mrs. Robin
sons friends wish for her q
speedy recovery.
Mrs. Lima Bailey of 400 Colum.
bus ave. was hostess last week
to Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Woods
of Springfield, Ohio.
Mrs. Irene Holland Of 404 Col
umbus ave. recently entertained
friends from Hartford, Conn.
Mrs. Reda Morgan of Shaw
NUT ave. spent the Fourth week
end at Oak Bluffs. She was tn,
guest of Mrs. Elizabeth Warini
in her cozy, modern home. Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Randolph enter
tained with two dinners in he
honor. Mrs. Randolph is the for
mer Virginia Hairston of Boston
The Randolph cottage has beei
completely rebuilt and has al
modern equipment and is one o
, the prettiest of small homes.
Miss Laura Jones of 103 Sterl
ing st. recently was called t
New York for the funeral o
. brother Eugene d. Jones. Mis-
Jones has returned to her hom,
Mrs. Ida Sealy of Phylli
Wheatley Temple No. %, enter
S tanned at brunch, Friday, Jul
v IL, the following members: Mr.
!. Emma j. Lawton, District De
= putty, Mrs. Nettie Jackson, Vic
E President Fez Club, Miss Mani
2 B. Logan, Grand Organizer {
E Purple Cross Nurses and Mr.
Edith Guy, 5th Trustee Of Fe
a Club. Mrs. Sealy was a mo!
= gracious hostess and a lovely re
past was enjoyed by all
II The Midweek Prayer Cirel
will meet at the home of Mr.
| Laura Taylor Lucas, a shut-il
977 fremont st., 1st floor, Tue,
day, July %, about 8 pm. Bib
lesson is St. John, 10th chapter
III Massachusetts, delegates lea
today for the National Democr;
] tic Convention which opens
I Chicago, Monday. DR.. Silas
| (Shag) Taylor is member
the delegation. Asked about Ii
nominations Taylor said he COZ
jectured that Hartman and Bal
kelley would be chosen to hes
the Democratic ticket.
III Mrs. Ruth Wormley of Peters
burg, Va, was highly entertain
ed by her Boston friends durin
| her short stay here. Anon