The guardian., 1953-02-07

119 Humboldt Ave, Roxbury
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To intensity the fight against
heart diseases which are the
leading cause of disability and
death in the nation, the Ameri-
can Heart Association and its af-
filiates viii seek to raise $10,000,-
600 through the 1858 Heart Fund,
conducted during the month of
February.
George Washington Tea, Sun
day, February 22, 4 PM, st. Paul
A.M.E. Church, Cambridge, Rev.
b. A. Galloway, DID,, Pastor,
sponsored by Stewardess Board
No. ] Mrs. Josephine Barringer,
President; Mrs. Ira Trotman,
Chairman.
Mrs. Bessie M. Potter is slowly
recovering after a recent opera
ton at the Massachusetts, Mem
orial Hospital.
SUPPER EVERY NIGHT
given by the Missionary Board
of the Church of God Mission, SO
Warwick ST., End floor, to 8
pm. The suppers are to benefit
the building fund. Menu: Pig
feet, cOIIard green's, potato salad,
corn bread, home baked beans,
frankfurts, rolls, dessert. Adults
75c Children 45C. Ann Patterson,
president; Rev. S. A. Green, pas
tor.
Resthaven Ladies Auxiliary
will hold its Annual Valentine
Party Sunday, Feb. Is, at $3.50
Pm. at Resthaven. The 18th
Baptist Gospel Choirs will sings
You are cordially invited to at
tend.
Major and Mrs. Karl Bell and
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Browne
of st. Adams, NY. Mr.. and Mrs.
George E. Lawrence of Law
renee, Mass. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Stratmon and Mrs. Pitt of
Milford, Mass, were guests OF
Mrs. Charlotte Furr Of W. Med
ford on Sunday.
Ebenezer Brotherhood is pre-
senting a program you cannot
afford to miss at their Annual
brotherhood Breakfast, Sunday
morning, Feb. ~. Please watch
this paper for further details.
The Mothers March Of Dimes
Jan. % was a grand success. The
Rev. R. M. Owens gave pernis-
sion for returns to be made at
his church, Peoples Baptist
Church. Camden st. Mrs. Estella
Crosby and her committee wish
to thank all the ladies who par
ticipated. Mrs. Roberta Baker
was co-chairman. Lieutenants
were Mesdames Gladys Green,
| Mary Gordon, Ethel Bynoe,
Louise MacKeever and others.
The 18th Annual Dance of the
Jamaica Associates, Inc. will be
held at New England Mutual
Hall Friday, Feb. 20, pm. to l
am. Music by Buster Daniels
and his orchestra. Tickets S1.5O,
tax incl, to be had from MEM
beFs Of the Entertainment Com
mittee headed by C. Albert Sa-
muda.
The Independent Hobby Club
entertained Mrs. Rachel E. Saun-
ders, President of Mass. State
Union of Women's Clubs, and
Mrs. Nan E. Trspp, Inspectress of
same, at their regular meeting,
Feb. 8, at the home of the Presi-
dent, Mrs. G. Maude Brown.
Both ladies gave instructive in
formation regarding the work OF
the State Union. Mrs. Helen
Black is our instructress. There
was a display Of most beautiful
handiwork. The collation. was
scrumptious, and in spite Of the
weather there was a large at
tendance an da merry time was
had by all. The club offers con-
dolence to the Fin. Secy., Mrs. l.
L. Vaigue who went South to
bury her sister. Mrs. Emma Alves
and Mrs. Emerald P. Holloway
were reported on the sick list
Speedy recovery to them. The
next meeting comes February II
at 5 Auburn st.. Apt. 2 in resi-
dence Of Mrs. Edna M. Rose.
Tues. evening. Feb. 3, party
was given at the home Of the
Misses Judith and Janet Morris
daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs. (Peg-