The guardian., 1953-07-11
DOTS VARIETY
STORE
Now Open For Business
at
14l A HAROLD ST.
ROXBURY. MASS.
Joyce Marsh. Proprietor

Joyce Marsh. Proprietor
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address the group and greet
all the guests individually as
he has in previous years.
The Annual Picnic for mem
bers and friends of the Inter
national Institute of Boston, a
Red Feather Agency, will be
held on Sunday, July 12, at
Cedar Hill, Waltham, from II
am. to II pm. Pleasure and
entertainment for the entire
family has been arranged with
games, international folk dane
ing and community singing.
Walter Parker's orchestra will
provide the music for the vari-
out types of dances. There will
be many surprises in store for
those who attend. Refreshments
will be available. Donald Jo-
seph of Roxbuyr is chairman
of the Picnic Committee, asSis-
ted by various members of the
different groups which meet at
the International Institute. In
the event of rain there will be
dancing in the late afternoon
and evening at the Great Hall
on the grounds of Cedar Hill.
The international Institute,
whcih is located at 100 Beacon
Street, Boston, offers invaluable
assistance to the new arrivals
to the United States and is al
so a center for many nation
ality groups which meet in
congenial atmosphere. The pub
lis is cordially invited to at
tend the annual "All Institute"
picnic. Among those serving on
the committee besides picnic
chairman Donald Joseph are
are Mrs. Alexander Holmes and
Mrs. Estella Lee Crosby. For
further information call KE.
6-1081.
Mrs. Araminter E. Mckenzie,
emeritus, was tender
ed a reception and testimonial
oy the Dorcas Missionary Circle |
If Union Baptist Church, Rev.
W. Marvin Gibson, pastor. 1t was
/ very lovely affair held on a
Sunday from 3 to 6 Pm. with !
0orcaS Circle president mistress
If ceremonies and the Circle
members acting as hostesses.
there Iatl DISQUALIFICATION lausieaL
rogram with many guests pre-
ent, all with praise for the
onored guest for her 18 years
+ service as president of the
,ircle. The Boston North ASso-
iation was represented by Mrs.
ldgely who spoke Of Mrs. Nc
Senzie as a woman of courage |
md faith. The Cambridge Coun-
il of Women was represented
~ Mrs. Franklin Johnson. Pre-
sent also were many mission
aries who brought greeting and
gift. Gifts also were presented
by the deacon board, the trustee
board, the Central Cambridge
Club, the floral society. From
Mrs. McKenzie's former home in
Pawtucket, r. l., came Rev. Ros-
co Nelson and many members
who brought greetings, praise
and gifts. Then Mrs. Mary Cor
don, newly elected president OF
the United Baptist Convention
and Rev. Gibson, Mckenzie and
Ford came with greetings. Mrs.
Mckenzie was made very happy
by the gifts and words Of praise
bestowed upon her.
At the closing meeting of Sec :
tion 5, Pilgrim Progress Club OF
Ebenezer Baptist Church, the
officers and members honored
Mrs. Ella Martin, one Of the
faithful members, by presenting
her with beautiful gifts in APP
| probation Of her loyal services
to the section and other clubs
A full course diner was served
under the supervision of Mrs
Rena Davis and Mrs. CarleC
RoySter and others. Mrs. Pau
line Owens, chairman, Mrs. Mary
Luck, president.
Save Saturday afternoon, July
IS, for Alpha Kappa Alpha So
rOrity's Annual Garden Party Il
be held from $3.50 to $3.50 a
Rowland Manor, 80 Rowland
Street, ROxbury.
The Mass. State Dept. Arm,
and Navy Union, met June 2
in the Library Building, Merri
mac St, Lowell, Mass. From tn
Roger Wolcott Auxiliary, NO. Il
went three representatives -
LADY Treasl rer, Roberta B. Ba
ker who was appointed Sentry
an important Office in the Stat
! Dept: Lady Mae Kennedy