The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-07-02
Observations
0'BanyOun's

DdnyOun 5
Hope you have secured your
T reservation for the trip to
Cana da sponsored by the
Progressive Club, on July 4.
The trip presents a wonder
full opportunity at a price un-
believable. Don't know too
much abo'5 the Progressive
Club; but I do know some
thing about the trip to Mont
real at this time of year, and
do know the ability of the
Dixie Singers with Richard
Diggs behind them. A word
to the wise.
Proud to see that Billy Ba-
tum was one of % who at
tended Glass reunion of Bos-
ton English High class of
1895. Billy can carry the ban
ner for me any time, with
dignity and ability.
Lawrence Brown. who at
tended the funeral of his bow
hood friend, John Powell
looks remarkably well himself.
Neither years, nor the Big
City have made any impress
sion on him.
Mary Byers Richardson, of
San Antonio, Texas, is visit
ing relatives in Boston and
renewing old acquaintance.
Mary is an exponent of Open
Mind, and is taking advantage
OF the summer schools to
sharpen up certain technics
which she uses in her teach
ing. She reports health and
prosperity among home folks
among whom is Vivian, who
IS well known to many.
1 take this opportunity to
express my gratitude to the
Samuel Coleridge- Taylor Mu-
steal Association and the MANY
friends who said so MANY
nice things about me that
I doubted if they meant me.
Ella France Jones in particu-
lar told some things 1 had
forgotten. Some persons brush
OFF praise, repel it. But I be-,
liefe that all persons like to
receive expressions of appre-
citation for their efforts es-
pecially public performers. 1
am grateful, and only admoni-
lions kept me from breaking
in and telling it last Sunday
1t was hard for me to keep
quiet. But thanks, everybody
know the other honorees feel
the same as I do, so 1 speak
for the whole panel.
Many steps will be turned
towards the Holy Temple
Church, $50 Humboldt Avenue,
Roxbury, tomorrow, and
through the rest of the week
for the Both Annual Convoca.
ton Of the United HOLY
| Church of America. New Eng.
land District. The whole week
July 3rd to July 10th. will
be devoted to activities which
are bound to prove interest
ing to Christian and layman.
Spite of wars and rumors of
wars" the program of the On
nipotent Creator is winning
against. all other programs,
and all who believe in Peace,
Good Will, Love, Brotherhood
viii surely find much in the
enthusiastic meetings held by
these devoted Christians. Pre-
siding Bishop E. B. Lyon, Host
Pastor District Elder Green.
and others well-known local
ly will extend cordial greet
ings to all; and the addresses
OF General President Bishop
H. H. Hairston, Rev. Mrs.
Margaret Bennett, and others
are bound to furnish Spiritul
food of which it will do good
to partake.
Welcome, Enterprise Asso-
ciates, to the community. Far
as I know you have no com
petition locally, and I think
folks should jump at the
chance to buy stockings with
out going all over town. Your
stock will surely bear looking
over, and 1 wish you the great
est of success. May you soon
have to enlarge your esta-
blishment, hire more help, and
everything else that comes
with prosperity. 1T Camden
Street, folks.