The guardian., 1952-08-02
CITY NEWS

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Your home, your business,
make it secure - insure! Is the
motto of Julian G. Branker, who
=! speciaIizes in real estate and in
surance of every description,
stresSing courtesy service I'M
tegrity! Ss6-A WARREN ST,
ROXBURY. HI 2-S77O; HI 5-S174.
The Midweek Prayer Circle
will meet at the home of Mrs.
Elizabeth Wilson, a shut-in, 65
Lenox st., 3rd floor, Tuesday,
Aug. S, about 8 PM. Bible les
son is st. Luke, 11th chapter.
DR.. Daisy Clay of Louisiana
is visiting her niece Gladys Brad
ley Howard of Health Haven,
Humboldt ave. DR.. Clay will also
visit friends on the Cape.
Now that you have gotten over
the hurdle Of graduation costs,
your next expense is for vaca-
ton needs. Well, if you are short
OF cash Just consult Mr Budding
of the H. B. Budding Co, at the
Little Building, corner of Ire-
mont st., on BOylstOn st., Bos-
ton, and secure a loan at rea-
sonable rates. Mr.. Budding has
served Guardian readers over
the years and they all recon-
mend him for courtesy and fair
dealing. Phone Liberty SOS1.
After serving ten consecutive
years in the Army, Private First
4 Glass Crawford Stroble Of Rox-
bury, has reenlisted for six more
years of duty with the Army.
Pfc. Stroble is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Guy Stroble Of Spar
tansburg, S. c., where he was
born and husband Of Mrs Min
ME Stroble, 40 Sterling st. He
served in the South Pacific DUR
ing the war and took part in the
liberation of the Philippines. He
now is stationed at TT. Slocum,
N. Y.
MiItiIda Birch, soprano, Gladys
Marine Fuller, reader, Carmen
Fuller, at the piano, at NE. MI
tual Hall, Sunday afternoon.
: Nov. 8, the 51st anniversary Of
The Guardian, auspices Boston
Literary and Historical ASsOcia'
/ ton.
f Rudolph F. King, Registrar o.
s Motor Vehicles, today commented
E on the need for operators to ex.
n ercise extreme caution during tbs
E prolonged hot spell. Four chill.
: dren have been killed while rid
ing bicycles. Children are de-
:. serting Fairgrounds to 90 swim
+ ming. Since beaches and swim.
= ming pools can be reached only
e by travelling along highway
: where traffic is always heavy
: young bicyclists are exposed Il
s many highway traffic hazards.
: VIM. E. Carter Unit Is, AL
( will hold a Carnival and BlOcI
: Dance at 81 cambridge ST., ROx
bury, Saturday, Aug. 2 from 2:3
4 to IL PM. Teen-agers, IS cents
:. Dinner dance IS cents. A gOOt
time is assured.
Thirty - a much larger mum
Der than usual - were at thr
Sportsmen's Camp in Maine 70
the first week in the camping
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Reed ant
their youngest child, of Walnu
ave-, spent a week in Detroi
visiting Mr.. Reeds mother. Tn
Reeds left Boston Sunday befor
last and returned home Monday
July 28.
The Rev. 7. L. Davis, forme
>, pastor of Berea Church, will con
duct services at the New Tempt
Church Of God in Christ, So
shawmut ave-. Aug. 81 to Sept.
III A camp site in Sharon, Mass
was offered for sale several year
ago and Rev. S. L Laviscount c
st. Mark Church got his member
together and, with contribution
large and small the result wa
aSt. Mark Camp. A Camp Com
| mittee comprised of Messer
Wade McCree, Kenneth Brothers
Garland Murphy, Henry Brown
Joseph Teixeira, Raymond JaI
| Wis and Mr.. MCGUIRE are at wor