The guardian., 1952-06-07


The Boston tuberculosis Asso-
citation health guild, of which
Miss Marie Coleman is president,
presented a pageant at Copley
Hall, Huntington ave-, Tuesday
night, May ~ The pageant
showed the development of a
voluntary health educational
program in the Roxbury-South
End area. Mrs. Mary Vars was
Marshal and Mrs. Hsssie T.
Griggsby, narrator. Certificates
were awarded to Red Cross Home
Nursing and First Aid Glasses.
Lieut. and Mrs. Joshua Lafton
were up from the Cape over the
weekend visiting their friend
Miss T. Lightfoot, SO Camden st.
How to Hold and Run Your
Business" was the subject of an
address by Atty. Keeler Mont
gomery at the May meeting of
the Greater Boston Housewives
League, Inc. at 558 Mass. ave.
There was a large appreciative
audience. A question period fol-
lowed the address. Mrs. Ella Mar
tin was chairman. Refreshments
were served.
Edward Hall, Of Al Ottawa ST.,
Roxbury, appeared Sunday night
in the "Philip Morris Playhouse
on Broadway" production of
Sutton Vane's play, Outward
Bound" over CHS Radio. AS a
participant Hall received a $3.50
performance fee, travelling ex-
penses and membership in the
Artists. He is a Howard Universe
ty student, graduate of Roxbury
Memorial High School.
On Saturday, May 81, little
Miss Anita Byrd celebrated her
sixth birthday at her home, 81
Copelan st., Roxbury. The table
was beautifully decorated with a
birthday cake with candles, can
dy and favors for all Particular
ly favored were the little Mexi-
can hats which were worn by
the children throughout the par
ty and to their homes. Ice cream, |
cake, and punch were served,
several games played, and the
children had a wonderful time. /
Present were Jean Owens, Mar
,elle Byrd, Hintley Buchanan,
Buchanan. The party
was supervised by Mrs Kate
Buchanan, Mrs. Belle Watson,
Mrs. Blanche Byrd, Mrs. Lillian
Williams.
The Midweek Prayer Circle
will meet at the home of Jerome
Taylor, partly shut-in, GIT Shaw
nut ave-, End floor apt. 1872, on
June 10 about 8 pm.
Bible lesson is st. John, 5th
hapter.
Miss Roberta Merritt Of Rox-
Jury was graduated from the
'eremiah E. Burke High School,
une 4. She plans to enter a bus
ness school in the fall
A concert will be presented by
ma Braithwaite under the aus
ices Of the Willing Workers of
Il. Augustine's 40. Pro Cathe-
raj 1877 Allston st., Cambridge,
sunday, June 8, 4ep.m,, featur-
ng Ruby Stevenson Jones, So
orano; Stanley Muldrew, tenor; !
10y Wingett, violinist; James |
baritone; Dorothy Per-
y, cellist; Gladys Moore Perdue,
Ina Braithwaite, plan
st.
Stop - Look - Listen until
June rs - at Rest
laven. Details later.
Mrs. Mary Blake of "a New
omb ST., passed away with fune-
al services at, Ebenezer Bapt,
Tuesday afternoon.
While many Bostonians were
floating through rather rainy |
agroup of weatherwiSe
travelled to the Arm
strong Camp in Litchfield, Maine,
he camp of the Sportsmen's Club
Of Greater Boston. Those who |
enjoyed beautiful weekend of
recreation and out-of-door life
from Friday, May 30th through
June 1st were Mr.. James
Johnson, Mr.. Hezekiah Cuzzins,
Mr.. William Scott, Mr.. Ernest
Warner, Mr.. Hezekiah Dunbar
an dgrandson, James Harris, Mr..
J. Chef Fields, Mr.. George
Tell, Mr.. John Smith and daugh-
ter, Mrs. William Janey and her
sons Paul, Danny and Skipper,
MIR. and Mrs. Leon Lomax and
daughters, Barbara, Patricia and
Loretta and Miss Agnes Johnson.
Mrs. Ebba Stephens Perry is
soliciting NAACP memberships
on assignment to st. Augustine's
and st. Martins Church.
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