The guardian., 1953-02-07

Guest of honor was OQell Mlller,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Roosevelt
Miller AZ Cunard ST., Rox. Odell,
home on few days furlough,
who will be leaving shortly for
overseas. Other teen ayers who
enjoyed themselves at the party
were: Dolores Adams, Hilds
Singleton, Shirley Miller, Mari
lyn Bryant, Beverly Cowens,
jamie Shenck, Patricia Shenck,
Janet Morris, Judy Morris, Paul
Perry, Louis Parver, Odel Miller,
-Herby Carr, James Booker, Eddie
Bostic. Douglas Rice, Pete Mar
tin. Richard Bembery Willie Con-
nors. Louis Hines, Anthony
Wynn, Charles Pinkston, Muir
phv Gregory, Isaiah Singleton.
Psi Omega Chapter Of Alpha
Kappa Alpha Sorority presents
its Fourth Annual United Ma
tions Dance Friday, February 20,
9PM. Il AM. in the Surrey
Room Of the Hotel TOuraine. 81
Roylston st. Misses Emma Tay-
Ior and Janice Jones are CO.
chairmen. Mrs. Bertha H. Worm
lev is BasiIeus. For further in
formation phone HI 2-3730 or
HI 2-7157.
Mrs. Leila C. Francis of How.
land st. was recently in Wash
ington, DC. on business errand.
She visited relatives and friends
in Brooklyn, NY, New York
City and New Jersey and re-
turned home on the Yankee
Clipper.
'The 70 Tribes of Israeli, a
pageant was presented Thurs
day evening, Jan. 29 at the Union
Baptist Church, Cambridge by
the Western ave. Baptist Mis-
sionarv and the Dorcas Mission
arv Of the Union Bapt. Church.
The pageant was written and
directed by Evangelist Pearl
Carlty.
Mr.. T. Foster, 80 Webster ave-,
Cambridge, was called to Hen
derson, NC. for the funeral of
his aunt, Mrs. Bette Aston who
paesed awav Ian. IA at the home
of her granddaughter, Mrs. Row
ena Fuller.
The Mid-Week Prayer Circle
will meet at the home of Miss
Lucy Mitchell, a shut-in, 772
Columbus ave. 1st floor, Tuesday,
Feb. 10, about 8 pm. Bible lesson
is Acts 18th chapter.
Arimae BurrelPs debut in Jor-
dan Hall comes on April rs. Her
there is sponsored by
Hayes and Walter F.
Greenwood who heads large
list of sponsors, including men
and women prominent in busi-
ness, professions and other fields.
A recent guest of Mrs. BurreH
vas Polly Hughes. director Of the
Domestic Diary" program over
the air every day at 9 am, who
deep interest in the
singers first concert in Jordan
Hall.
On Thursday, Jan. % members
and friends of the Mass. State
Union of Women's Clubs gather
ed in the vestry of Ebenezer
Baptist Church to enjoy the
Annual Goodwill Dinner. After
by Rev. William S.
and the singing of the
State song a delicious dinner was
Leisurely enjoyed, served by ca /
serer Dubois. Later, Mrs. Satyra
?. Bennett, mistress of ceremo-
MES took over and presented the
president, Mrs. Rachel Saunders
who greeted the friends and
Delightful solos were
rendered by Miss Doris Stubbs
and Charles Cooke. Certificates
Of Merit from the National Asso-
ciation of Colored Women, given
for outstanding achievement,
were presented to Mesdames
Mary E. Luck, Mann E.. Trapp,
Heggie Taylor, Made
line Dugger Garnett, Viola Ma
son, and Estella Lee Crosby by
Mrs. Tinsley, 1st Recording Sec
retary of the National Associa-
ton Of Colored Women. Members
were present from Haverhill.
Brockton, Lynn, Weburn, West
Medford, West Newton and Sau-
gus. Rev. and Mrs. Ravenell who
were guests of the Union greet
ed the gathering and invited
the INTO come again and as often
as they pleased. The committee:
Mesdames Maybelle Scott, chair
man of finance; Gertrude Chand-
Ter chairman of the, dinner. Mann
E. Trapp, secretary; Nora Sewell,
treasurer, Viola Ryder, assistant,
Gertrude Brown and Myretta
Parker, program. The Union is
now looking forward to the cele-
bration Of Club Women's Day
March Is and the annual conven-
ton which will be held April 20
at Haverhill, Mass.