The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-05-14
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A check on the sick Of our
community about whom we
have knowledge reveals that
all are showing Improvement
Miss Mary Alice Clements is
continuing TO show improve
ment as eyjeenced by the
fact that she is permitted net
only to sit uo awhile during
the day but to walk around
inside and out.
Mrs. lola Jackson, although
still confined to the hospital
is comfortable, cheerful, and
enjoying the thonghtfulness
of her relatives and friends
Mrs. Mary Bell has recovered
from her illness which con-
fined her to the house for
several days. Miss Lucy Bell
has been released from the
hospital where she had been
confined for couple of days
following an accidental blow
from a baseball bat while
playing softball with her sem
Tor high school class mates.
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The various boys league
baseball teams have really
gotten into swing. Joey Fon-
ties of Natick is playing his
same position, that of pitcher;
Teddy Edwards. Charles Mum
roe, Johnny and Robert Fuller
are looking forward to a busy
season on the baseball dia-
mond.
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Mrs. Irene Tucker spent the
afternoon visiting her mother
on Mothers Day. Mrs. Ella
Tucker, despite her more tn |
an 100 years, is doing excep- |
tionally well
Daughter Geraldine Bell Der |
ry came up from Hartford |
Conn, to spend the day with |
her nom, Mrs. Irene Bell. Mrs |
Ben also heard from her
children out in Ohi1 Bea-
triee and David who are
most happy in their residen- |
ces by adoption.
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Mrs. Jennie Tynes was most |
glad that Mr.. Bell invented |
the telephone as is gave her |
a chance to acknowledge calls |
from son and daughter-in- |
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold |
lynes in DC, as well as to |
talk with several of the cous- |
ms who live in Boston but |
felt the urge to cali to saw |
happy Mothers Day"
Mrs. Eleanor Lee entertain |
ca her parents, Mr.. and Mrs |
Louis Fowler, over the week |
END. The Fowlers reside in
Lynn.
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Mrs. Edith Tynes ana hsr
mother. Mrs. jamie Williams
were the guests of son and
daughter-in-laW, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Mills, OF Boston on |
Mothers Day.
Miss Esther Clements and |
her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth |
Clements motored to provi- |
dence. RI. on Sunday to Wis
1t Mrs. Bertha Greene.
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The AKA pastel formal was |
really very pretty and delight |
full. The sorors selected the
CaruSo Rooms of the Hotel |
Gardner in which to greet |
their guests, Dancing the |
light fantastic to the strains
OF the Tasker Crosson Orches-
ira from out the birmingham
suburban way were the VII
liam Robinsons of Wellesley |
the Henry Wormleys Of Nat
lex, the David Guions of Fra
mingham, Mrs. Reiter Thomas
Of Wellesley and the Oscar
Thompsons also of Natick. It
seems that all good things end
muchtoo soon.
Mrs. Esther Henley wishes
to thank all who helped TO
make successful the White
Elephant and Rummage sale
held last Tuesday for the
benet fiof the Berean Church
Mr.. George Tynes spent a
few days in Jamaica, IL.
where he Joined his family
who were enjoying a two
week vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon Full
Ter are rejoicing over the
birth of an IL ID baby boy
born on Monday, May 9th
at the birmingham Union
Hospital. Baby Mark Warren
Fuller is the grandson of Mrs
Meta Fuller of birmingham
and Mrs. Agnes Fleming of