The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1952-11-08

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lows will be held Sunday, Nov
ember 9, at Metropolitan Baptis
Church, Shawmut ave-, n ca
RuggIes st., Boston. Pastor M. J
Minor will deliver the sermon
Members are asked TO assemble
at Z PM: service begins at 1884,
PM.
Courses in Red Cross, Home
Nursing, and First Aid will be
sponsored by the Boston Tuber-
culosis Association, 554 Columbu:
ave The courses will be held
every Tuesday at 8 Pm. Regis
trations will close Tuesday, Nov
ember II. Mrs. Anna Jackson will
teach the First Aid Group.
TAKE BREAKFAST, Sunday,
Nov. 80 1880 to $3.50 am. with the
John Calvin Fidelity Union.
Judge Edward o. GOurdin, OF
ROxbury Court, guest speaker.
Gloucester Memorial Presbyteri-
an Church, the Rev VIM. /.
Fneves, minister, SAL Mass. ave-,
Boston. Donation CSC.
On Friday evening, November
IA, at 8:15, the internationally
known concert singers, Garfield
Henry's SILvERTONES, will be
presented at the Blessed Sacra-
ment Mission, so Vernon st., Rox-
bury. The event is being Spon-
sored By the Guild of the Euchar-
istic Heart (which Mrs. James
McQueeney of Quincy is Board
Chairman, with Miss Marie Stew
art, Chairman of the concert.
The Gospel chorus Of the Col
umbus ave. A.M.E. Zion Church,
are sponsoring a Home Coming
and Musical Tea Sunday, Nov. 16,
1852, at 3 Pm. and all members
and friends are cordially invited
to attend their Home Coming
program an dTea. Mrs. Alfalfa
Brown is chairman Mrs. Annie
M. Jackson is President. The
above chorus wishes to congra-
tulate The Guardian on its 51st
birthday, Wishing the paper and
Editor many more years of SER
vice to our city an dother sec
tons of the country. (Signed)
The Gospel Chorus of the Column
bus A.M.E. Zion Church
Mrs. Annie M. Jackson, Mrs.
Malcolmn Banks, Mrs Edna A.
Walcott, Mrs. Lillian Butterfield
and two little cousins all motored
to Springfield, Mass, Sunday to
visit at. the bedside of Mrs. Jack
sons son-in-law. Albert Griffin,
who they found very sick man.
His many friends wish him a
speedy recovery.
The Georgia Social and Bene-
VIOLENT Club held their opening
meeting at the home of Mrs. Fan
ME Bell and Mrs. Nettie Archie
with programme of Stainless
Steel cook ware. The purpose of
the demonstration was to show
people the advantage in cooking
with stainless steel. The food pre-
pared by the demonstration, Mr..
Hartman, was as follows, roast
beef, gravy, rice, potatoes, peas,
CARROTS, beets, cabbage, pears
and coffee. The twenty-four peo-
pie at the meeting agreed that
food prepared this way was more
healthful. After dinner there was
election of officers installed by
Mrs. Florence Silverwright, pres
ident of the Virginia Club, as
follows: Mrs. Fannie Bell, Pres.
Mrs. Mable j. Dean, Vice-Pres.
Mrs. Ella L. Kimble, Reese.
Mrs. Nettie Archie, Fin-Sec. Mrs.
Lille Schuyler, Parliamentarian,
Mrs Lillian Richardson, Treas.
The Twentieth Anniversary
Dinner of the Charles Hayden
Goodwill Inn for Boys, operated
by Morgan Memorial, will be
held Wednesday, November 10. at
$50 PM, in Brown Hall of the
New England Conservatory Of
Music, Huntington Ave, Boston.
The speaker will be DIR. Abram
L. Sachar, President of Brandeis
University. Invited guests will in
clude ]. Willard Hayden, Presi-
dent Of the Charles Hayden
Foundation; DR.. Emil M. Hartl,
Director of the Charles Hayden
Goodwill Inn since its inception;
Fred c. Moore, Superintendent of
Morgan Memorial; Mayor John
B. Hynes of Boston; Bishop John
Wesley Lord, resident in the Bos-
ton Area of the Methodist
Church; DR.. Frank c. Jennings of
M assa chuse it's Council of
Churches.
The Governor has issued Pro-
clamation for Armistice Day,
Tuesday, Nov. IL, 1852 and also
for American Education Week,
November 9-15.
At the October meeting of the
Greater Boston Housewives Lea
que, Inc. final plans were made
for a bigger and better bazaar
to be held at the Lenox st. Hous-
ing Project Social Hall, Thurs
day, Dect. 4. Something doing
from IL am. to II pm. Admission
free. Many useful articles for
Christmas. See any member for
space.
The Senior Stewardess Board
of Charles st. AME Church held
its first meeting of the fall sea
son at the home of Mrs NJ. Biggs,