The guardian., 1953-04-04
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FRIDAY, MAY 8, 1853
John Hancock Hall

NURSES UNIT, PeOple $ nap
tist Church, present in concert
MILDRED JENKINS, soprano
Sunday, April IL, 1858, 3:15 PM
Peoples Baptist Church, corner
fremont and Camden SITS. DR.. r
M. Owens, Pastor. Mrs. Lillian
Harrison, chairman. Donation soc
Mrs. Mary G. Washington OF
fremont st. leaves today to spend
Easter week in New York visit
ing her nephew, William Gra-
ham, and his wife. Easter is her
nephew's birthday and also the
wedding anniversary of her neph-
ew's wife's brother and his wife.
RESERVE MONDAY, APRIL
6 for an Easter Floor Show and
Dance by st. Mark Social Center.
The regular monthly meeting
of the Garden and Hobby Club
of w. Medford, met with the
Hugh Bosfields, where plans were
put in motion for the Workshop
demonstration on "The Correct
Planting of Seedlings" by Iver
Furr, and also the tentative visit
to the Greenhouse" of honorary
member, Mrs. Pierce of Airing
ton. Much business, including a
discussion of the "Flower Show"
was discussed and a most en-
joyable evening was spent by
members present.
An Easter Parade presented by
The. Phyllis WheatIey Lend-A-
Hand Club, Friday evening, Apr.
10, at o'clock at the West Med
ford Community Center, Airing
ton Street. Admission 75c, dane
ing.
Army PFC Thomas w. Queeley,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Queeley, Is Haskins ST., Roxbury,
is returning to the United States
from Korea under the Army's
rotation program. A medical
corpsman with the Eighth Army
in the combat zone, Queeley was
attached to the 567th Medical
Ambulance Company as a medi-
cal aidman. He arrived in Korea
in February 1852 and has been
awarded the Korean Service Rib
bon with two campaign stars and
the United Nations Service Rib
bon. Before entering the Army
in July 1851, QueeIey attended
Claim University and was en-
ployed as an oTder filler, by the
Colonial Tanning Company in
Boston.
THE RESTHAVEN LEAGUE,
Mrs. Beatrice HOlIey, presid, ,ent,
will present A. PHILIP RAN
DOLH, international president of
the Brotherhood Of Sleeping Car
POrters, at the 18th anniversary
Appreciation Day in Columbus
Ave. A. M. E. Zion Church, cor.
Columbus Ave. and Northampton
St.; Sunday, April 19, 800 PM.
Subscription 75c.
Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Rudolph F. King announces the
first periodic inspection of motor
vehicles for 1858 which takes
place during the month of April
Every motor vehicle registered
in the Commonwealth prior tt
May / and which is operated or
our highways at any time during
the month of April, must pas:
inspection and have the blue
April 1858 inspection sticker dis.
played on the windshield on May
l, 1858.
Annual Musical Tea given BY
Etude Club, Mrs. Edith Vann
president, Sunday afternoon, Apri
26, AGA Massachusetts Ave-, 5:0e
to 500. Subscription 50 cent'
tax included.
The Mid-Week Prayer Circle
will meet at the home of Johr
Jackson, shut-in, 38 Hammond
ST., top floor, Tuesday, April z
about 800 Pm. Bible lesson il
Acts, Goth Chapter.
Hear the Temple Israel Brother
hood Glee Club of 50 voices il
recital, Thursday, April 9, s:1I
PM, Ebenezer Baptist Church
Rev. VIM. S. RavenelI, Pastor
Sponsored by Week Day Religious
Education Committee. z. Alicl
Taylor, Chairman. Subscription
IS cents.