The guardian., 1953-04-25

the hostess for the lovely refresh
ments and all had an enjoyable
time. The next meeting will be
with Mrs. Martha Kelley, IS
Catawba ST., Roxbury, the third
Sunday in May.
MASSASOIT LODGE TO
HONOR SECRETARY
Massasoit Lodge 1923, lib. P.O.
E. w. of Cambridge will honor
its Secretary, PER. Martin E.
Johnson with a testimonial din
ner on Saturday, May 2, in New
Cyprus Hall, Cambridge. John
son is well-knOwn and popular
in Elk circles throughout New
England, having given freely Of
his time money and talents at
various affairs for all branches of
the Order. He has contributed
largely to the success and mete-
Oric growth of MaSsasOit Lodge
by getting the youth of the COM
munity interested in the organ
izatiOn and being constant in
spiration to them in many ways.
He has served in practically every
office in the lodge and has repre-
Sented MasSas3it in the Grand
Lodge and the New England
States Association. of which he is
at present Assistant Secretary,
sometimes being called "the sing
ing secretary" He is also Dis
trict Deputy of District No. / of
Mass. and Rhode Island. The
committee, headed by PER.
Albert R. Williams and assisted
by the daughters of Juanita Tenn
Dle 81, is planning fine evening
for those who attend with a Splen-
did menu served by BOStOn's
popular caterer, RudOlfe Dubois.
1t is hoped that the many friends
and well-wishers of this good Elk
will be out to show him that his
efforts were not unnOticed.
The Boston tuberculosis Asso-
citation, $50 Columbus Ave, is
planning a Spring Health Educa-
tional rogram to inform the peo-
pie Of Boston and Chelsea of the
Services for the Tubercular
Patient and His Family. Staff
members, members of the South
End Medical Club, and volun-
teers of the association will
speak to Woman's Clubs, Church
Groups and Young Peoples
Groups.
It was Clarence E. Scott and
not Clarence v. Scott who was
married March 8. His bride was
the former Adelaide Jackson Of
IA Hammond st. Clarence V.
Scott is the father Of the bride
groom.
Resthaven Ladies' Auxiliary,
Mrs. Isabella Brooks, President,
is expecting to greet the same
congenial and enthusiastic crowd
as usual at its Annual Tea on
Sunday, April 26, $3.50 PM. There
will be an interesting program
to entertain you under the man
agement of Mrs. Ruby Henderson.
The Education Committee of
the Boston Branch, NAACP an
nounces that the Burdette
Scholarship of 5000 has been
given by a friend in recognition
of the Committees efforts in be-
half of High School students
seeking further training. Any
boy or girl graduating from high
school this June with creditable
record of scholarship and partici-
patton in school activities may
apply.
The scholarship may apply to
college or vocational school tut
ton. Applicants will be inter-
viewed by the Committee; final
selection will be made by the
donor from those recommended
for consideration.
Application blanks may be
secured from Mrs. c. F. Taylor,
chairman Education Committee,
Boston NAACP, 1872 fremont st.
Applications must be returned by
w Tavlor Post 24433, vFW,
Cambridge, celebrated its 2lst
birthday. on Saturday evening,
March 81 at the Post Headsuar-
ters with a delicious banquet and
a program Of singers and dancers
from the youth groups. High
light of the evening was the un-
yelling of a walled section with
the photos of all the Post Com
manders. At the annual election,
the following were elected for
the coming year: Commander, A.
Redman; Senior Vice Command
er. G.. Simms; Junior Vice Com
mander. G. Richardson; Chap
lain. J. Moore; Judge Advocate,
u. H. COTE; Surgeon, N. Cotton;
Trustee. A. Sumpter. Delegates to
the County Council, U. H. Gore
and R. Bell; Alternates, R. Hamil-
ton, and H, Monns. Delegates to
the District Council. are r. Jarvis
and H. Monns, G. Simms. G.
Hunter; Alternatse, U. H. Gore,
R. Bell, J. Lawrence and J.
Moore. April 20. at the post
headquarters, at 800 PM. the
installation will be held in con-
junction with the Auxiliary.
Take Breakfast Sunday, April
26-s to 10 AM. Speakers: Rev.
james C. Brown. Columbus Ave.
A. NJ. E. Zion Church and Mrs.
Lois Reeves. pTeSented hy Iohn
Calvin Fidelity Union at GIou-