The guardian., 1953-02-14


Lincolns birthday was cele-
brated at the Boston YWCA
Thursday evening with special
program Of spirituals sung by
the Reverend George M. Hotten,
Jr., following the regular Mem
bers' Supper Meeting MIR. Hoot-
en-, pastor of the Franklin Street
Congregational Church, of Man
chester, New Hampshire, has
made a special study of the
spirituals and has sung for a
number Of New England organi-
cations where his programs have
been enthusiastically received.
SUPPER EVERY SATURDAY
NIGHT - given by the Mission
ary Board Of the Church of God
Mission, So Warwick ST., End
floor, 5 to 8 pm, The suppers are
to benefit the building fund.
Menu: Pig feet, colIard green's,
potato salad, corn bread, home
baked beans, frankfurts, rolls,
dessert. Adults 75c Children 45c.
Ann Patterson, president; Rev. 5.
A. Green, Pastor.
To all parents = You are cor
daily invited to attend meet.
ing of the Home and School AS
sociation to be held in the Sher-
win Assembly Hall, Thursday,
February r, 1858, at lis PM.
The program will include exer-
cises in honor of the Colored
American, in accordance with
our annual observance of History
Week. John F. Meade, Principal,
Sherwin District.
RESERVE MONDAY, APRIL
6 for an Easter Floor Show and
Dance by ct. Mark Social Center.
The Wisteria Charity Club,
Mrs. Jessie Atherley, president,
held its monthly meeting at the
home Of Mrs. Claudio Clarke, AIS
Broadway, Cambridge. Guests
were Mrs. Beatrice Simpkins and
Mrs. Ray Guild. Prizes were won
by Mrs. Maisie Collins, Mrs. Es-
telle Bost and Mrs. Ruth Evans.
Members were glad to know that
Mrs. India Boone, 81 Sherman
ST., Roxbury, is improving.
Mrs. Ardella Fossett, librarian
of Boston Library, will be the
guest speaker on the History
Week program to be presented
by the Greater Boston House
wives League, Monday, Feb. %,
$3.50 pm. at 558 Mass. ave.
The Progressive Hairdressers
Association, Local 40, held its
meeting, Feb. 9 at La
Newton School of Beauty Gull
,ure, Mass. ave. In demonstra-
lion "Roux Quick Bleach" was
to the club members
and non-members. Coming
events were discussed with the
selected chairmen pertaining to
Beauty Culture Week, which be-
gins the 3rd week in April. All
shops are asked to join in con-
test to make the week an out
standing one. Lorraine Pierce is
K Kathryn Pickens'
Committee will solicit the vari.
Gus shops in Boston, Roxbury
and suburbs. your patronage
will help make this date a sue
cess, Norma Wood, president;
Mary Porter, vice7president.
You and Your Friends Are
Invited to Attend the
DAY TEA, Given
by the Massachusetts, Democratic
Women, Sunday, February Is,
1853 - $3.50 PM. at the PrOfes-
siOnal and Business Mems Club,
543 Massachusetts ave, Boston.
Speaker: DIR. Bernard Rosenberg,
University Institute in
Social Relations. Subject: "Ju-
veniIe Delinquency. Moderator:
DR.. Robert A. Thornton, ASsOci-
ate Professor, Brandeis Universi-
ty. Committee: Viola Morris
HOItzclaw. Chr; Ruby E. Davis,
Ruth E. Williams, Bertha Beck
air. Silver Offering.
Mrs. Anna Burns of 277 War
rem st. has been confined to her
home several weeks but is i'm
proving.
Mrs. Sarah Daniels Phillips of
81 Greenwich PIX. has returned
from Canada, called there by the
death of her mother, going and
returning by plane. She had
spent Xmas and New Years in
Canada, returned home and then
was called back. Her mother was
Mrs. Harriet Andersen, the last
of her family.
- L. Il L