The guardian., 1953-06-13

j MI. ana MIS-. george 6eChSii
1 proudly announce the opening
OF their own cleansing shop al
797 fremont St.. Boston. Lo-
raine and George, as they are
! popularity known, we're formerly
located at 92O fremont st. with
Sudden Service.
The University Club held its
regular monthly meeting on
Sunday, May "a, at the. home of
Mrs. Hazel Minisee, 555 Colum-
bus Ave. In the absence of the
president, Mrs. Rachel Crooks,
the vice president, Mrs. Meta
Ryce. presided. Much business
was transacted. Report on the
annual tea was made. 5000 was
voted to be given st. Monica's
Home. Money was also voted
for the annual party which the
club gives for the inmates to be
held on Saturday. July 18.
Plans were, made for a buffet
supper and dance to be given
Nov. II. Friends are asked to
save that date. Name Of place
will be announced later. Mrs.
Meta carter and Mrs. Ebba
Perry, co-chairmen. After the
business session a most delicious
collation. was enjoyed by all.
Mrs. Ellen McDuffy and
daughter of The Bronx, N. Y,
spent a few days in Boston,
visiting their cousins, Mrs. ES-
tella l.. Crosby, MIR. and Mrs.
Lawrence Dixon of Rockdale St.,
Roxbury, Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice
Countee, MIR. and Mrs. James
Countee and Mrs. Sarah King.
The visitors enjoyed church SER
vices while here.
The closing meeting of the
Wisteria Charity Club was held
at the home of Mrs. Ruth Evans
Wednesday, June 2. A donation
was made to the Morgan Memoir
ial Camp Fund. A buffet supper
was enjoyed by those present.
Jessie Atherly, president, Viola
Clarke, secretary, Maicie Collins,
treasurer.
Miss Alice Falvey, Chairman
of the Prendergast Prevention
Committee of the Boston Tuber-
culoSis Association, annunceS
the opening of the 30th season
for the summer camp program.
PrendergaSt Prevention is To-
Gated at 1000 Harvard Street,
Mattapan, and has facilities for
110 children during the summer
months. Care for go children
in Boston and Chelsea is offer
ed free for children of families
where the parents are Ill with
tuberculosis. Swimming, arch
cry, woodcraftS, dancing, dra-
mates and health rules are
taught the campers. Dr.. Eli
Friedman is the physician in
charge of the camp, and MSS
lola Spencer, assistant. Miss
Eleanor B. Hyde, Of Springfield,
Mass. will be in charge of
counSelorS.
The Grand Daughter Rulers
Banquet viii be held on July II,
Time and place to be announced
n later issue of the Guardian.
Be sure to watch for this an
nouncement; also on Sunday,
July IL, the Regional Oratoric-
al Contest will be held in Con-
cord Baptist Church, Warren
Ave. and West Brookline ST.,
Boston. You are urged to come
and encourage the young people.
BY Henry Bachelor.
Ruth Althea Jones, the 10
old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alexander Jones of PASS
Washington ST., Roxbury, was
the winner of the first prize in
a recent baby popularity con-
test sponsored by the Conven-
ton Club of the Interdenomina-
tional UShers Association of
Greater Bston.
The annual meeting and out
ing of the South End Medical
Club of the Boston tuberculosis
Association, will be held on
Tuesday, June Is, at II noon. at
Prendergast Preventorium, 1000
Harvard St., Mattapan. The
speaker will be DR.. Eli Friedman,
Pediatrician in Chief, Boston
City Hospital, and physician in
charge of Prendergast Preven-
torium. The subject will be
Further Observation on B. c. G.
as a Tueberculin Test"
DR.. A. M. Roberts, of the South
End Medical Club, will speak to
the congregation of the Union
Methodist Church, 485 Clumbus