The guardian., 1952-02-09
CITY NEWS

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Health Haven engages in treat
ments for sprains, fractures and
rheumatism; figure reducing by
physiOtherapy and massage. Mrs.
Gladys Howard, 119 Humboldt
Ave-, ROxbury. HI 5-OS54.
Massachusetts citizens will be
asked to contribute $360,000 this
month to bring new hope to
hearts" according to Turner
Wells, state chairman Of the 1852
Heart Fund.
Annual Lincoln DouglaSS-Dun-
I bar Day by the John Calvin
Fidelity Union comes at GlOuces-
ter NJ emOrial Presbyterian
Church, SAL Mass. Ave, between
fremont st. and Shawmut Ave,
William /. Reeves, minister, Sun
day, Feb. II, at $3.50 PM. Speak
ers: Mrs. Mildred Mahoney,
chairman Mass. Commission
Against Discrimination; Mrs.
Mabel E. Diggs, Mass. State
Union of Women's Clubs; DR. R.
A. Simmons, Boston Equal Rights
League and fraternal hodies -
mission is free and all are cord
tally invited to attend.
Massachusetts, $350,O0O,OOO va
cation travel industry will be
promoted for the fourth consecu-
tive year by the Massachusetts
Development and Industrial
Commission with an elaborate
exhibit at the National Sports
mems and Vacation Show, New
York City. This event. one of the
largest in the country, will be
held in Grand Central Palace,
February 1924 inclusive.
You are cordially invited to a
Valentine Party Sunday, Feb To-
$3.50 PM. at ReSthaven by the
Ladies Auxiliary. Come and en-
joy yourself and help the cause.
Life Can Be Beautiful was
the subject of an enjoyable adj
dress by the Rev Richard M.
Owens at a meeting of the
Gre ater Boston Housewives
League Monday night Jan 28 at
$50 Mass. ave. Prayers were said
for DR.. Garland for his speedy
recovery. Mrs. Charlotte Walker
is prayer chairman. A collation.
was served. Mrs. Claudia Broad
field will speak over WCOP
during History Week, Feb. 10.
Donations to the building fund
were reported by Mrs. F. r. Wat
kins, chairman, and articles were
on display by o. James and Mrs.
Blanche Connor, agent for the
Trixy Garment. Mrs. Estella L.
Crosley and Mrs. Marie Holmes
are members of the Advisory
Council of International Insti-
tute.
GUEST CHOIR AT BEREA -
The Peoples Baptist Church
Choir, Mrs. Florence Heggie
Taylor, director will be featured
on the annual program of the
Phebe Fidelity Service Club,
Mrs. E. Kinds, leader, at the
Berea Seventh Day Adventist
Church 712 Shawmut ave-, Sum
day, Mar. 8 at 4 PM. promptly.
Elder E. A. Lackett is pastor of
the church. This outstanding
Choir which has thrilled thou
sands with its rendition Of ora
tories will be assisted by we'll
known and outstanding artists.
Try not to miss this treat.
The Girl Scouts of the u. S. A.
will observe their 40th .Annives-
ary throughout 1852, with March
II as the focal point of the cele-
bration. Girl Scout membership
totals 1,770,000 colored and white
girls and adult leaders.
Coming! A Ready Made Fami-
ly - At $3.50 pm. on Thursday,
February IA, the curtain will go
UP on a hilarious farce in three
acts. "a Ready Made Family.
This play, directed by Cynthia
Belgrave Jones, is being present
ed by the Young Adult Group of
the church of st. Augustine and
st. Martin at 81 LenOx Street,
Boston. Admission is so cents.
Gala plans are being complet-
ed for the first annual Fashion
Show, which will be held March
7th in the Charter Room of the
NE. Mutual Hall under the aus
pices of the Prof. Dressmakers
and Designers Guild of Boston.
The program will include designs
and fashions by the members of
the guild.
Prize bridge and whist party
by the Laurence H. Banks Com
mittee Friday Feb. 8 at s pm.
at 464 Mass. Ave. James E.
GuildfOrd is chairman.
The Midweek Prayer Circle
will meet at the home of Mrs.
Carrie Janey, shut-in. %
Davenport ST., End floor, Tues
day, Feb. IL, about 8 pm. Bible