The guardian., 1953-06-20

recital program OF vocal music
Sunday, June 2l, at 400 PM. IN
Columbus Ave. AM.E. ZION
Church. Assisting artist, Gladys
Marine Fuller, accOmpanlst,
Gladys Moore rerdue. Subscrip-
tin 6Oc.
Gala night by Virginia Club of
Boston, wednesday July l, at
5ss Mass. Ave, at $3.50. Fine
program, refreshments, music.
Mrs. Florence Siverwright, pres
ident. Donation rs cents.
Lawn Party sponsored by the
Pastors Guild Of Shiloh Baptist
Church, west Medford, Satur-
day. June 27 from 4-S PM. 1913
Jerome Street. Dorothy Kountze,
President. Madeline Garnett,
Co-Chairman. donation 25C.
The Mass. State Union of Wo-
mems Club had a large atten-
dance at its closing meeting.
Two new clubs joined the union
Plans were started for celebrat-
ing the 4Oth anniversary in 1854.
MRS. Inez Tlnsley brought greet
ings from the Rhode Island
state Women's Clubs. Mrs. VII
ola Ryder and Mrs. Rachel
Saunders are delegates to the
Northeastern Federation parley
which meets in BordentoWn,
N. j., July %.
The Tri-Stage Theatre Play
ers featured Cynthia Belgrave,
jim Anderson, Marie Allen, Yer
non Blackman and Rina Rio in
"Private Lives" Monday night at
Cooper Community Center,
Shawmut Ave.
For Out Of Town Readers -
Permission to substitute buses i
for owl Car" service on the
Sullivan Square -Medford line
via the Fellsway, was sought by
the MIA. today in petition
fled with the Public Utilities
Commission. At the same time,
it was announced that, in order
to make an annual saving of
$500, changes are planned in
the owl" service on the Sulli-
van Square Salem Street car
house line operating via Broad
way, Somerville, and Main street
IN Medford.
Recent traffic counts show"
read the MT.A.'s statement,
''that only an average of 3 pas
sengers per trip are using the
early-morning-hours Owl SER
vice on the Fellsway route, from
Sullivan So. - 1855, 1925, 1925
and 4:25 Am. At the same time
a survey showed that an average
of only 10 passengers per trip
are using the 'OOwl' service on
the route via Broadway, Somer-
vile. The buses would operate
between midnight and am,
covering both routes. .
N. e. CONSERVATORY SUM :
22ND - The summer school of :
MER SCHOOL OPENS JUNE :
the New England Conservatory 7
of Music will be open for six !
weeks from June 22-August 1. :
There will be a refreSher course
In music education, theoretical !
subjects, courses in counter
point, harmony sand funda- ,
mentals of music. There will be
a special series. of lessons in
piano study. There will also be
individual instruction in all
fields of applied music and mu-
sic subjects during the whole or
any part of the period from
June 2.-September H. Elwood
3. Gaskill will be Dean Of the ]
summer school.
The Celia Alleyne Drill Team
had as special guest its organ
tier Mrs. Bertha Walker at a
meeting at 1n42 fremont st.,
Wednesday evening Of last week.
After the meeting Captain Mary
Boone and several other mem
bers of the team entertained
Mrs. Walker at Jobil's Cafe in
honor of her birthday.
The closing meeting of the
Senior Advisory Council of the
International Institute was held
at the estate of Mrs. Helen
Besle, Groton, Mass, Thursday |
June IL. Mrs. EStella Lee CroS- |
ley and Mrs. Marie Holmes are /
members of the body.
The Rev. J. Edwin Lacount, |
prominent Methodist clergyman, |
and Mrs. Lacount, sunday, June
IA, celebrated their golden we'd
ding anniversary at the home
Of their son, DR.. Reginald La
count at IL Cleveland Road, |
Wellesley. A Methodist preach |
er for 38 years in various
churches, Rev. Lacount has
been director Of the Morgan Me-
mortal Noyes Industrial Train
ing Building, where trades are
taught to the handicapped, for
the past IL years, since his re-
tirement.
DR.. Albert I. Gordon, Rabbi
OF Temple Emmanuel of Newton,
presented a $4,000 check on
June IS to the Andover New
ton Theological Seminary at
Newton Centre. oldest Baptist
and Congregational schools in
America. Despite a building