The guardian., 1952-02-02

Week at a meeting at 558 Mass.
Ave. Sunday, Feb. 10, 4 pm.
with the Rev. Asa ]. Davis as
guest speaker. Those who have
| had the pleasure of hearing the
| Rev. Mr. Davis know that a
great treat is in store for the
audience. A musical program
will. also be presented and will
be followed by an interesting
| quiz in which all may partici-
pate. Booklovers Club No. 2,
| Mrs. Shirley Bowden, president,
will be guest of honor, Admis-
sion is free and the public is
cordially invited.
Edwin E. Jones, who was un-
der treatment month at Peter
Bent Brigham Hospital, has re-
turned to his home, 103 Sterling
St., and wishes to thank his many
friends for their kindness during
his confinement at the hospital.
The Roxbury Widows Club
met Jan. "A at the home Of Mrs.
Florence Silverwright, 977 Tre-
mont ST., as hostess and with
the president, Mrs. Emma Arm
stead, presiding. After the read
ing Of reports and other business
had been transacted, the presl-
dent declared all offices vacant
and Mrs. Siverwright was ask
ed to take the chair to conduct
the election of officers with the
| following result - Mrs. Emma
Armstead reelected president;
| Mrs. Florence Siverwright, vice
| president; Mrs. Fannie Puryear,
secretary; Mrs. Carolyn Stevens,
| treasurer; Mrs. B. Washington,
sick committee chairman, assist
| ed by Mrs. Nora Gray, Mrs
| Georgia Hines; publicity, Mrs
Ella Smith, Mrs. Pearl Pincmey
Mrs Marie Lumpkin; activity
instructor Miss Lulu Hayward
also Mrs. Mary Brawley and
Mrs. Virginia Robinson, Mrs
Beatrice Jacobs, Mrs. Gertrude
| DENLY. The business session
closed with reciting of the Mizps
to meet Feb. % with Mrs
| Stevens, 146 Worcester st. Busi,
ness overthe ladies repaired tc
the lovely dining room where
they were deliciously served tc
a repast prepared by the hostess
| The president surprised the mem
bers by presenting each a copy
of the new testament.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lindsay Of
26 Wellington st. and Mrs. Mabel
]. Dean honored the member:
and friends of the Georgia Social
and Benevolent Club with 8
Coffee Hour on Sunday after
noon, January 27. Enjoying the
delicious repast were: MesdameS
Martha Leighton, Rita Allen
Iva Simpson, Marie Murphey
Nora v. Sewall, Matte Sue
Laurie, Mary Eliza Parker, Elma
". Jackson, Susie Wallace, Bessie
w. Bankett, Lila Talley, Fannie
| Bell, Nettie L. Archer, Martha
Kelley, Ruth J. Evans, Dorothy
| Anderson and Laura Hotton
| Misses Lillian Richardson, Kath-
crime Rich, Lille Hanmonds
/ Jonelle Bryant and Edna Wright
Also Messrs. and Mesdame:
John Layman, Keesler H. Mont.
gomery, Ralph Kimble and
James Raper; Messrs. William
Love, Calvin Lindsay and John
Layman, -Jr. A delightful high
light of the social hour were
vocal selections by Ruth ano
Henry Ellison who had just re-
turned from a radio broadcast in
Salem.
Because of the possibility oi
having wrong conceptions placed
on their activities, the Mems Pro-
gresssive Club of Boston. has
changed its name to the Mems
Enterprise Club of Boston. Off
GERS elected were Oliver Isaacs
President, John Hammond, Vice
President, Martin johnson, Sec
retary, Conrad Skelly, Treasurer
Other members are: Fred W
Riggs, Thomas Noble, Robert
Kenney. They are planning a
gala affair for the near future
Watch the GUARDIAN for fur
ther announcements.
The Interclub Council of the
Robert Gould Shaw House will
present its History Week pro-
gram, Tuesday February y, al
8 pm.
Mardi Club members and then
husbands met Tuesday. January
IS at the home Of Mrs. Esteu;
Lee Crosby. The members have
been together for 20 years. meet
ing monthly at their homes
Prizes were won by Mrs. Harolc
Frye, Mrs. VIM. Hathaway anc
Mrs. Walter Collins. A deliciou:
luncheon was served. Those pre-
sent were: Mr.. and Mrs. Stsntor
Griffin, Mr.. and Mrs. Adrar
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