The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-06-19

But With Gods guidance, we will nj
June is month of gradua-
tons, showers and weddings.
Congratulations to Mr.. Theo-
dore Wynne of Worcester, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack" Wyne,
who is being graduated from
Classical High School. Mr..
Wynne was a Glass Day speaker
on Tuesday; and because of his
high scholastic standing, he was
offered and accepted scholar
ship to Williams College ;.
Miss Georgiana Nunnally grad
uated from Framingham High
School with honors. She has
selected the Newton Wellesley
Hospital for nurse training.
Miss Nunnally is particularly
interested in pediatric nursing
-. Miss Lorraine Nelson grad
uated from the Natick High
School. Her poem, reprinted
above, appeared in the school
Year Book Graduating
from Junior High School were
Barbara Jackson, Carolyn West,
Igidio Assencoa and Solomon
Fuller
Mrs. Thelma Pearson was
hostess at a surprise linen show
err given for her cousin, Miss
Lauretta Cummings of Cam
bridge. The shower motif, an
inverted white satin covered
umbrella decorated with spring
flowers, yellow and green satin
ribbon, was suspended from
the center of the living room
ceiling. Guests from New York,
New Jersey, Boston and Cam
bridge enjoyed delicious re-
past and a most pleasant eve
ming Mr.. and Mrs. William
Pearson attended the wedding
of Miss Cummings, who became
Mrs. James Brown on June IL.
Mrs. Pearson, the matron of
honor, wore ballerina length
dress of delicate pink, tiers of
net over satin. Completing the
costume were matchin pink
shoes, mitts and hat, and she
carried colonial bouquet of
pink carnations. The brides gift
to each attendant was a string
of pearls A miscellaneous
shower was given in honor of
Miss Frances Mograss of Mil
ford by her sisters. Guests from
birmingham were Mrs. Ella
Scott. Mrs. Harriet Dingley,
Mrs. Mural Johnson, Miss Pa
tricia West and Miss Mary
Clements. Miss Mograss will be-
come the bride of Mr.. Spencer
Odems on June 26.
Mrs. Mary Alyce Clements
was guest of honor on Sunday
when members of her family
and friends gathered. at her
home for dinner in observance
OF her natal day. Out of town
guests were Mrs. c. Adams and
her mother, Mrs. Walker from
Worcester, Mrs. Mary Robert
son and her daughter Elaine
from Saugus, Miss Marjorie
Scrie, also from Saugus, and
Mr.. William Fowler of Cam
bridge Mrs. Elizabeth Glenn
ents attended the testimonial
banquet given by her fellow
worker, Mrs. Alice bearing, at
Ten Acres, Wayland. Mrs. Dear
ing has just completed fifty
years in the employ of the Den
nison Manufacturing Company.
She received many gifts in APP
probation of her loyal service.
Over 200 persons from Boston
and neighboring towns motored
to Tohey Gardens, Duxbury,
Mass, on Sunday for the
NAACP Bar-B-Q. Seen from
birmingham were Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Boiling, Mrs. Anna
Hawkins, Mrs. Elizabeth Glenn
ents, Mrs. Grover Tucker, Mrs.
Gladys Guion and Mrs. Glen
dora Butner Miss Gertrude
Jackson of Boston recently Wis
tied with Mr.. and Mrs. Percy
Jackson F. Mr. and Mrs James
Langford and Mr.. A. Freeman
of Boston were the dinner
guests of Mrs. Elizabeth Glenn
ents during the past week. Mr.
Langford was on a trial run"
with his new Lincoln.
Special Missionary Services
are being conducted at the
Breau Holiness Church, Mid
dlesex Street, birmingham,
June through June 20. Sun
day services: II am, pm.
and 8 pm. Special speakers for
each service. Rev. c. A. Wat
son, Pastor; Florence Bowie,
President, and Lurline Austin,
National Solicitor. All are cordi-