The guardian., 1952-12-13
EIma Lewis School Of Fine Arts
7Wsumbeck Street, ROxbuy
Glasses for Children, Youths and Adults
in
Dance, Drama, Music, Art
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Phone HI 2-48Sl
Phone HI 2-4ssI

Boston, radio artists over WTAO
every Sunday morning 7:45 to
$40 o'clock.
The Rev. Donald G. Lothrop,
minister of the Community
Church and ]. F. Stone, promin-
ent journalist will talk on Free
dons In Crises" at a public
meeting in the Regent Room,
Hotel Touraine, Thursday, Dec.
IL, S:15 Pm. Admission is free.
Robert Gould Shaw Furlong of
New York City, former Bostoni-
an, spent a week visiting his
daughter, Mrs. Mary E Hicks of
5 West st., Cambridge. Mr.. Fur
long is still suffering the effects
of a broken knee-cap sustained
several years ago.
JACK LEE MEMORIAL PLAY
PAFK--A project to be launch
ed at a Jack Lee Memorial Meet
ing, Sunday, Dec. Ia 500 PM.
Walls Memorial AME Zion
Church, Walnut ave. and Walnut
Park, ROxbury (near EgleSton
Station. Friends are invited to
bring or send contributions to
the meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Roberts,
formerly in business in Boston,
have taken up residence in Read
ing, Mass.
The 120-voice mixed choir of
Hampton Institute will be feat
ured in a special program of
Christmas music over the net
work of the American Broad
casting Company, December 25,
1905 Pm. The concert is pre-
sented by ABC in cooperation
with the United College Fund, of
which Hampton is member in
Stitution.
The jenkins Orphange Com,
of Boston will give a Musical
Tea Sun, Dec. 21, 1852 at 3 PM.
at 464 Mass. ave., for the benefit
Of Christmas Fund for the Or
phans in Charleston, sc. DR.. Ay-
OdeIe Samuels, a native African
will be the Guest speaker. A So
cial hour will follow the Musical.
The New England Trade IN
ion Council holds a public meet
ing tonight, Saturday, at 558
Mass. ave. Reports of the Cleve-
land convention readings by Dor
othy Daley and Paul Robson
recordings will be the main fea-
lures.
Navy man Clarence Strong,
former clerk at Douglass So.
Pharmacy, is on furlough from
the Norfolk, Va, Naval Base, Wis
iting his parents and friends for
Thanksgiving and Christmas.
Mrs. Fannie Reeves, under
treatment at Boston City Hospi-
tai, is reported to be improving.
On the sick list again is Mrs.
Virginia Robinson, 8 Braddock
park.
Norman Thompson, whose bar
Der shop on Hammond st. was
wrecked by fire last week, is
now at the Dunbar shop, Ire
mont st
Give beautiful and useful gifts
for Christmas. See the fine dis
play at the SOUTH END ELEC-
TRIO CO., 1O27-29 fremont st.
RefrigeratOrS, Washers, IrOners,
Ranges, Gas Ranges, Cabinets,
Vacuums, TOasters, PercolatOrs,
ROasters, Iron Mixers, fsadiOs,
portable, clock or combination:
televisiOns, table or console mod
els. Budget or lay away plan.
Save time, save car fare, keep
business uptown by shopping al
a neighbOrhOOd store.
The New England Conserva-
tory of Music offers the following
free concerts for which no tickets
are required: concert by the pop
ular Music Department of the
Conservatory, G. Wright Briggs
supervisor, Monday, December
Is, in Recital Hall at 4:3O PM
chamber music concert sponsored
by the Composers Guild of the
Conservatory, Monday, Decem,
Der Is in Recital Hall at $3.50 PM
The program is made up of selec.
tions bystudent composers =
concert by the Newman Club o.
the Conservatory, Tuesday, Dec
ember Is, in Recital Hall at 1885,
Pm. The program will consist O
selections for violin, piano, clar
met and voice - concert by tn,
Sinfonia Fraternity of the Con
servatory Wednesday, Decembel
II, in Recital Hall at $3.50 Pm. -
concert by the Conservatory Or
chestra with guest conductors
Thursday, December Is, in Jor
dan Hall at $50 PM.
The POinsettia Club whicI
> consists Of a progressive group o
ladies who reside in various part
of Greater Boston will give thei
first Winter Formal in the Lowell.
Carter Room, New England Mu
) tual Hall, 225 Clarendon st., BOs
! ton, Mass, Friday evening, Janu
] airy 8, 1858. Music will be b,
Cookie & His Seven Sharps. Sub
, scriptiOn, $3.50. Mrs. Nellie Smit
OF Weymouth, heads the Commit
tee of arrangements Tickets ma
: be obtained from any member q
: the Club.
McHenry Boatwright, 13 Al
+ bemarle ST., Boston, student q
.