The guardian., 1953-01-24

delphla. From the City of Bro
therly Love she motored with
friends to Washington to witness
the Inauguration.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank C. Royster,
in good health and spirits, are as
busy as bees" at the Royster
Tailor Shop, 407 Columbus ave.
The Registers recently purchased
a beautiful home in Dorchester.
At regular meeting of the
Savannah Associates Club, Jan.
IL at the home of Mrs. Burdett,
Springfield st., the following Of
ficers were elected: Mrs. Seldom,
pres; Mrs. Burdett, vice pres;
Mrs. Raynor, fin. sec.; Mrs
Springer, rec. sec; Mrs. Porter,
asst. sec; Mr.. c. Milton, treas;
Mr.. Springer, chaplain; Mrs.
Manning and Mrs. Faust, sick
committee; Mrs. Hooper, publi-
city chairman. The club sadly
missed Mrs. Sarah w. Howard,
member who passed away on
Jan. 6.
CLUB DAY, sponsored by the
King Solomon Club of Twelfth
Baptist Church, Rev. w. H. Hes
ter, pastor, Sunday, Jan. rs, $50
pm. Rev. E. C. Mcleod, guest
speaker. Musical program. The
public is cordially invited to at
tend.
Mrs. Marcellus Coles of New
York City was called to the Hub
by the illness of he rfather, Fred
Reynolds of 613 Columbus ave.
and came again this past week
end. Mr.. Reynolds is a patient at
the Veterans Hospital. Mrs.
Coles husband is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. w. c. Coles of 43 Har-
old ST., Roxbury.
The Midweek Prayer Circle
will meet at the home of Mrs.
Gertrude Rock, a shut-in, SO
Northfield ST., 3rd floor, Tuesday,
Jan. q, about 8 pm. Bible les
son is Acts, 10th chapter. Friends
are invited to attend.
Mrs. Annie E. Rhone is now at
the Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
for an indefinite stay. She says
her condition is not serious and
she hopes her friends will drop
in to see her if they have the
time.
William v. S. Tubman, Jr., son
of the president of Liberia and
Mansfield F. Yancy, nephew of
the president, are students at
Dummer Academy, South By
field. After graduating Tubman
will enter Harvard University. |
He wants to become a lawyer.
Yancy will study mechanical en-
gineering at Mass Institute of
Technology.
Plan now to attend the DIA- |
MOND BALL. Save the night of |
May Is, for the most spectacular
social event of its kind ever to
be held in Boston. The DIA-
MOND BALL, a benefit extrava-
ganza, will be sponsored by the
Club Assembly of Greater Boston
at Mechanics Hall, May IS. For
further news, watch this paperl!! |
Preview Of History Week at |
$50 Mass. Ave, Boston, Feb. 3,
1858, at 8 PM. sponsored by the
S. COleridge-TayIo Musical AS
sOciatiOn, Ella nj. Martin, Presi-
dent. Maude Woodruff, Chairman
of History Program. Contest
Musical and Literary Program.
The Public is Invited.
In an inter-agency cooperative
venture the Cambridge Com
munity Center and The League
of Women for Community Ser
vice join hands in presenting the
Temple Israel Brotherhood Glee
Club in recital. This affair will \
be held in the Cambridge Com
munity Center auditorium 5
Calender ST., Cambridge on
Thursday evening, January 90 at
$50 PM. Joint committees have
combined their efforts to make
this recital an overwhelming |
success. Friends are invited to
attend
SUPPER by the Missionary |
Board of the Church Of God. SO
Warwick st., 2nd floor. Saturday, /
Jan. "a, 5 to 8 PM. MENU - Pig |
feet, cOIlard green's, pOtatOe
salad, corn bread, cObbler; Beans,
frankfurts, greens or salad, cob
bier, rolls. Adults, S5c; children
45C.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abram Ancrum
recently Of Philadelphia are in
Boston for permanent residence
and living at los Appleton st.
Mr.. Ancrum is a teacher of
stringed instruments and expects
soon to open studio here.
Come to 464 Mass. ave-. Sun
day, Feb. to a Tea, 3 to PM,
given by the African Friendship
Committee. Mrs. Eslanda Robe
son, an authority on Africa, will
be the guest speaker. The public
is invited.
The Tags will present play
at the James P. Timilty School,
Feb. 25
WAITRES
WANTED