The guardian., 1953-01-03


Without such friends as you.
So once again we pledge our
best.
In everything we do.
Zeal Estate and Insurance Of
every description.
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A 12-day series of evangelistic
services will open New Years
Eve, Wednesday night, Dec. 81,
at Mechanics Building under the
auspices Of more than 300 Great
er Boston Protestant Churches.
The Greater Boston Evangelistic
Crusade Committee, the majority
of whom served on the Billy Gra-
ham committee recently, brings
the Rev. Alan Redpath, one of
England's foremost preachers and
evangelists, to conduct the cam
paign.
Mothers March on Polio, Janu-
ary 20, z to 8 pm. The March Of
Dimes starting January 2, con-
tinues to January 81. Voluntary
workers wanted. For particulars
contact Mrs. Estella L. Crosby, II
Greenwich PIX.
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Corsets - special abdominal and
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GLADY HOWARD
119 Humboldt Ave, Roxbury
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A Christmas party given at
War Mothers Home 1863 Town
send st. last week was highly en-
joyed by the women of the home
and their guests. Mrs. Thompson,
the matron, was hostess and Mrs.
Anthony was Santa Claus. Be-
sides the ten ladies staying at the
home others present were John
Baity, Jim Montery, Lawrence
Richardson and Mrs. Ethel Col
Inns. Mrs. Ruth Jumper and Mrs.
Ethel Anthony went away to
spend the Christmas holiday.
Lucy Cook, 119 Warwick st.,
member of the Chorus of the
New England Conservatory of
Music, sang with the Chorus in a
performance of Honegger's La
Danse des Morris, by the Boston
Symphony Orchestra conducted
by Charles Munich in Symphony
Hall. December 19 and 20.
The POlnsettia Club which
consists of a progressive group Of
ladies who reside in various parts
Of Greater Boston will give their
first Winter Formal in the lovely
Carter Room, New England Mu-
tuaI Hall, 225 Clarendon st., BOs-
ton, Mass, Friday evening, Janu-
ary 8, 1858. Music will be by
Cookie & His Seven Sharps. Sub
seriptiOn, $3.50. Mrs. Nellie Smith
Of weymouth, heads the Commit
tee Of arrangements. Tickets may
be obtained from any member Of
the Club.
The Independent Hobby Club,
Mrs. C. Maude Brown, chairman,
held a Merry Christmas box par
ty Saturday, Dec. 20 at the home
Of Mrs. Ruth Walker, Mrs. Mil
dred Wood was chairman of the
affair. Mrs. Lillian Vaigue and
Mrs. Elizable Tillery trimmed up
the different viands in most
appetizing fashion. Many hus-
bands were among the guests.
Mrs. Ethel w. Taylor was guest
of honor. Gifts were exchanged
and the enjoyment continued un-
til the wee hours. The club
meets every first and third Tues
day.
Mrs. Mary B. Washington, 967
fremont st spent the Christmas
holidays in New York City.
Carleton D. Lewis, brilliant
young concert pianist, recently
was heard in a concert at the
Boston Psychopathic Hospital at
the annual Christmas concert of
the institution. On account of his
unusual lingering dexterity, Mr..
Lewis is often called the "Pader-
eski of Roxbury". He excels in
the execution of Spanish music
and he played selections by Span
ish composers as well as classical
pieces. Sharing honors with Mr..
wis was Kim Morimoto,
talented japanese tenor, who rem
dered excerpts from grand opera.
Concluding the evenings pro-
gram, Mr.. Morimoto accompanied
by Mr.. Lewis, led the patients
and visitors in the singing of
Christmas carols.
Thanks to all who supported
the Musical Tea for the benefit
of the Jenkins Orphanage Christ
mas fund, held at AGA Mass. ave-,
Sunday afternoon, Dec. 81, which
was a most enjoyable occasion
DIR. Ayodelle Samuels a native