The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-11-12
jaYbird ehatters

1t is with profound regret that 1 write of the
death of the Editor of this paper Mrs. Maude TrOtter
Steward The newspaper world of Fourth Estate as is
known has lost champion of its rights The women OF
the world and this community, who fight valiantly
for the right to be acknowledged equals in this mans
world have lost inimitable personality. MAUDE
STEWARD who pioneered in the field of journalism
during period when most of the young ladies of SOci
ETY. knew nothing of the challenge that the printers
type and ink could hold when trying to present to the
public true view of the many machneries that make
up the mechanics of the world and your personal
communities Oftimes during discussions would have
difference OF opinions as to modern methods of news
paper advertising and writing compared with the
time and tried methods and principles that she
using. My arguments were that felt that with the
tradition and sentiment of the history of the paper that
it should be must in every household and should in
cude the future of the younger generations well
the memories of the past She was capable intel
igent women and my only wish is that could have had
longer than three years association with her wealth
Of knowledge of past and current events My Sympa-
hies extended to her husband Doctor Charles Ste
ward and her family.
About
Hoping that the folks who have been reading this
this column will understand at least part Of the
that my column has been in and out. hope
to continue my association with the paper but for
the present cant say that it will be in the paper
every week. Because of events beyond our control,
much nws has become late items, but I would like
to touch upon them anyway First, want to thank
the BUSINESS and PROFESSIONAL WONIENS
CLUB for accepting my application a member.
They also invited me to attend the breakfast at the
Hotel Tourraine at which DR.. Deborah Partridge
of Queens College the guest of honor. After
wards we attended Blu. Chapel to hear DR.. Howard
Thurman deliver an eloquent service My first at
tendance, by no means my last. The INTERCEPTED
worShipperS and the peaSeful atmosphere tend to
make the presence of THE ALMIGHTY much closer
to the individual Go there time, regardless of
race color or creed your WELCOME to HIS HOUSE
About
The Amvets dance at the Ritz Plaza last Friday was
tremendous success. Chairman Rubin Landrum
and his co-workerS deserve pats on the back The
floor how included Leroy Howard, tapster, and e.
eanor, dansueSe, who vowed the folks. Yours Truly
MCeed land caught beautiful cold that rainy
night and Mickey Morris Orch supplied the music
The Auxiliary of the Post Mrs. Edith Brothers, Pres
ident introduced to the public for the first time
the j. Smith Ways and Means Committee are
holding cabaret and dance this Friday at the Dor
othy Quincy Suite same show as above and the
Girl Friends at the Sherry Biltrnore the Same
Night the Ten-Hgh Club affair will be by
the time this off the press, but with George Grub
beregs) Holmes presenting the floorshoW its success
is more than assured There is still time to get q
few tickets for the popular Statesman's fourth ar&
nual dance at Dorchester Plaza, RUTH THOMPSON
will be the feature attraction at that affair . a
note from Mrs. Moore of Bradford NH telling me
about old fashione Thanksgiving dinner with all
the fXings for a very nominal price land mean
That by calling 221 in that town, The Bradford
Manor :.
About
Well . by this time it's all over the Political fur
or, mean and though worked hard in losers
camp take pride in the fact that it battling
loser and there's always a next time E. and
maybe the battle scars the other guy got will make
him little more careful of his guard in his future
political relationships with the little man, because
sometime the little wins keep dropping
your tidbits of news to 1886 Columbus Ave- and
I'll try to let the folks know about it Yours truly
Jaybird P.S. = TO THOSE OF YOU WHO
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