The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-01-08
BIRMINGHAM

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Be it resolved that. the
best thing to give your enemy
is forgiveness; your opponent,
tolerance: your friend. your
heart; your child. a good ex-
ample; your father. Difference.
your mother, conduct that will
make her proud of you: your
self, respect; and to all men.
charity. As we. embark upon
the new year 1855. may we ever
be mindful of the many plea
sures that have been ours, may
we profit by the errors that
have been made either of COM
mission or commission, and may
we meet the challenge of the
future with a new and deter
mined zeal.
The holiday season we have
Just concluded is such a happy
time Of year. Everywhere could
be seen evidences of cheer and
Joy and an ever-so-bright well
come mat at the door OF each
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas West
we're happy indeed to have
their two sons home for the
holidays. Corporal Freddie.
previously stationed in Texas
tAir Corps will be leaving on
brother Denny, stationed at
the 9Th of aJnuary for Korea:
Fort Dix, brought CT Abbey
Turner home with him to en-
Joy their furlough rather than
to journey all the way to the
State of his residence. Ohio.
There was never a dull mo-
ment at the West home for
during this time sister Patri-
ella reached another milestone
and in addition to receiving
many lovely and uheful gifts.
she was honored at a surprise
birthday supper. Extending
congratulations were Miss Es-
ther Clements. Mrs. Reiter
Thomas, Miss Mary Clements.
Mrs. Charles Clements. Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Lila. Messrs Ray
mond Tynes and Robert Toda.
On Christmas day the mem
bers of West household were
the dinners guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Butner and Mr..
James Butner. Visiting the
hosts during the afternoon
were Mr.. George Harris, Mr..
their house guests. little Ro-
berta johnson, were Xmas din /
ner guests of Miss Fannie Nor
and Mrs. George Smith OF
worcester. Frank Nelson OF
Worcester and Pinkie and Bob
bic Lila of F'ranmingham dined
with the Vests on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Bell and
ris Of Boston. Following din
ner Roberta and "Au'nt Moo"
entrained for New York where
they will visit Mr.. and Mrs
MacAnderson until after New
Years, A most interesting
visit is anticipated as the An
dersons will have many pic
lures to show and much to re-
late about tneir 25ia wedding
anniversary which they cele-
orated touring Europe.
When Mrs. Elizabeth Gle
ments spread her table Christ
mas, present were Mr.. and Mrs.
James Langford Of Boston.
Mrs, Ina Thorn, Miss Gloria
Randolph and Mr.. Cecil
Thomas Of Cambridge, Mrs. |
Ada Butner of birmingham
and Mr.. erbert Nelson of Wor-
cester' and of course daughter |
Esther.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Jackson
spent the week ENDS as the |
guests of Mrs. Margaret Jack |
son and husband OF Milton. !
Mass.
Mrs. Jennie Tynes and Mrs. !
Gladys Guion were the holi- |
day guests of Mr.. and Mrs. /
Paul Darlington and family of |
Boston and on Sunday Miss |
Sadie Smithers came to Fra |
mingham to spend the day
with her relatives.
Mr.. Charles Munroe Joined
the members of his family for
the Christmas week end and !
together they dined with
Grandmother-Mrs. Julia Ken
nedy-in Boston Mrs. Glen :
dora Butner gave a Christmas
parry lOI ler nelgnDOrnOOd
small fry. Some of the young
sters ate so much and were so
fatigued after an afternoon of
fun that they just could not
wait until they got home to
close their tired little eyes
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Clements
Of Davis street extended their
table Christmas so as to in
clude PA" and Ma" (Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Clements. sis
ter and brother in-law Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Johnson and their
Stackhouse invited two of her
classmates from the Welles-
ley-Newton Hospital for lun-
cheon and visit to Shoppers
World, They were Miss Janet
Ahnemous and Miss Mary Po-
rior both of Waltham Mrs.
Gertrude Tbnes intended to
visit daughter Thelma Ste