The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-01-15
BIRMINGHAM

For wei over twenty years
/ Mr.. William Saunders has been
employed at the birmingham
PPlant Of the Worcester Gas
Company. His faithful and eff
flcient service has not been
without reward for on January
LIST Mr.. Saunders was promoted
to the position OF Plant Chief
Engineer to succeed the former
tied. Mrs. Emma Saunders
incumbent who has been re-
Eady, who has been a nurse
in Obstetrics at the Framing
ham Union Hospital only a
comparatively short time, has
been promoted to Head Nurse
in this department. Congra-
tulation to Mr.. Saunders and
daughter Mrs. Eady whose by
words could we'll be BE
Prepared Best wishes to you
both for continuing success.
A few days ago Miss Lucy
Ann Bell and sister Mrs. Fran
ces Bernard were co-hostesses
at a party given in their home. (
The table fairly groaned be-
meath the weight of the many /
goodies eats and drinks. Miss |
Bells guests were Mary Jane 1
Assencoa, Barbara Jackson (
and brother Robert all of /
birmingham, Jackie and Joey .
Fontes of Natick, Randolph !
Tate and Henry Tate OF Bos.- /
ton. Present at the invitation
of Mrs. Bernard were Mr.. and |
Mrs. George H. LaMarque and /
Mr. and Mrs. William Keith
Of Boston, Mr., Thomas Ro-
gers, Mrs Julia Hall, Mr.. and |
Mrs, Charles FAINT of Mont |
clair, N. j., Miss Janet Mcgrass
of Milford, Mr., and Mrs. Muir
ray Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Spencer
Odsms, Mrs Dorothy Tucker
and Mr.. Thomas Saunders of
FramiA2ham, Sgt. and Mrs.
Orrie Tucker Of Fl. Deyena
and birmingham.
Tickets are available for the
third OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
the Pro-po Community Club
Of birmingham in observance
Of its progression. They may
be obtained from any membe9
Of the club. Dinner at 7:2O I
nm, at the Hotel Kendall,
Framin ham, February 10, 19s
lo!lowed by dancing.
How pleasant it is after the
hustle and hustle Of Xmas and /
leiSurely reread the many
cards rece we'd and make a
little more unreasonable men
tai note Of the sender. Among +
the many cards usually are
those from former residents /
from whom no word is received,
perhaps, only at this time. /
Every card will bring a pleas I
ing Renaissance in addition
to the sentiment which APP
pears thereon: 1. e.: Mr. and
Mrs. James Primes and dauqla
ter Cynthia are new residing
in Akron, OHIO. Mrs. Primes
was a dietitian at Cushing VA
Hospital while Mr.. Primes at
tended an accounting school
in Boston. In addition to their
Xmas card came a calendar
indicating that he is now a
Tax Consultant and Auditor
From Mrs. Mildred Crawford
well known in Boston and Y
birmingham widow Of Dick I
has decided to put ;
down stakes in Los Angeles {
California, where she is most l
happy with everything but {
the smog Also from Califor-
MIA, Lajolla, came card from
Lawrence Butner who formerI Il
lived in birmingham and who
might, with a little urging, re-
turn to live with brother Err
nest. And from Alice (Tommy)
Thomas who spent NOSE of
her high school DAYS here.
She is now Brooklynite, has
become a proficient steno-
typist and was mentioned in
the Congressional Record be-
cacse of her rapidity in the
operation Of the machine. And
from Pearl Jackson who is
finding life interesting in New
York. /
Rev. E, St. A. Rogers cordial
" invites YOU to attend the
Mission Services held every
Sunday afternoon at 800
o'clock on the second floor