The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-07-03
BY ALAIIRA PARK

much sought-after consultant
few by special plane to Europe
EARLIER in June, just after he
had returned from a mission
to San Francisco. The ambiti-
GUS young man, besides his
scientific accomplishments, is
also a gifted pianist and a skill
full photographer. These are his
side-lineS. He is a member of
Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity and
belongs to several technical So
cieties Mr.. Moreland
Fort whose daughter Alice
will m tr1c ate at Ohio
State next Fall is in Boston
to pursue studies for his Doc
torate. Wife Rita will join him
soon after a short sojurn in
New jersey, her former home.
Mr.. Fort will also do Boys Work
for the summer at the Robert
Gould Shaw House and be a
weekend Swimming Instructor
at Atwater Camp, East Brook
field, Mass. In the Fall, he will
return to his teaching and
coaching post at Dunbar High
School, Dayton. Ohio.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
DR.. R. A. Simmons was hon
ored on his birthday the Sc
cond Sunday in June with a
party arranged by his wife. Din
ner guests were the Rev. DR..
]. Julian jenkins, faculty mem
Der at Allen University, Col
umbia, S. C; Mrs. Rebecca
Jones and Joshua H. Jones,
Editor City Record Later in
the evening a reception followed
with more guests including
Mrs. Lillian williams, Mrs. Jose
phine johnson, Mrs. Helen E.
Mann, Mrs. Charlotte Walker,
Mrs. Susanna Cox, Mrs. Fran
ces King with her little daugh-
ter, Donna King, Mrs Lula
White, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Smith, DR.. Joseph C. Pierce,
Henry Perry. Three birthday
cakes adoned the table. They
were presented by Mrs. Re
becca Jones, Mrs. Frances King
and Mrs. Simmons. Dr.. Sim
mons was the recipient of many
beautiful and useful gifts, in
GLIDING a movie camera. Amid
fluctuations, serving of col
lation and social chat it was
an evening of delight for all
present. Young William Jack
son is following in the illustri-
Gus footsteps of his Dad,
Sheep" Jackson, Sports Editor
IF the Cleveland Call and Post,
located at 2319 E. 55th ST.,
Cleveland, o. Billy is a uni
formed Cub Scout, can play
baseball and swim. His mother
(Lydia) a member of the PTA
S serving as Den Mother of
he Cub Pack there in Cleveland
William, ST.. has been appoint |
I'd by the Ohio Recreation AS
ISOLATION President as a mem
Der of the State Public Rela-
lions and Publicity Committee.
Sheep, it is reported, loves
his job with the "Call." You
will remember Mr.. jackson, Sr.
former BoStonian who wrote
Sports for the Guardian and
the Chronicle. Bass-baritone
Herman CAN'T appeared on the
Arthur Godfrey Talent Show
in New York last Monday night
at $3.50 He was nosed out of
position by accordionist
10 Boteg whose commercial,
fiashy rendition overshadowed
the polish and finish of Gantt's
water Boy" The tWo-time
winner of the Marion Ander-
son Scholarship, who is pre-
sently studying in New York,
was in splendid voice. Talent
Scout for CAN'T was private
banker Imre Rosenthal who with
his father Andor is a partner
in Rosenthal and Rosenthal.
Can't is currently residing in
N. Y. His Boston manager is
Bernard N. Biller
NOTE FROM NEW YORK
From Bostonian Mrs. Carolyn
Jones comes the gratifying word
that after two months in Sy-
dam Hospital, New York, she is
improving and expects to be
home in Boston soon. She also
says her daughter, artist, Lois,
planed to Haiti this week and
will be teaching there all sum-
mer, the invitation coming