The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-02-19
BIRMINGHAM

Rev. and Mrs. e. st. A. Rog-
ers Of Worcester we're hosts
at a dinner party given for
Mrs Elizabeth Clements.
Bringing fluctuations for the
occasion Il promised not to
say what occasion) were MIR.
and Mrs. Thomas West, Mrs.
Helen Clements, Miss Esther
Clements and Mr.. Herbert
Nelson of Worcester.
Feted also last Saturday
night was Miss Barbara Jack
son for whom her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Jack
son, gave birthday party.
The house was literally bullying
at the seams as the teen-agers
gathered bringing gifts and
good wishes to the honored
guests. From Boston came Mar
garet Lemar, George LAMAR
queS, Franklin Munroe, Earl
Johnson, and Mr.. Rice whose
first name can't be recalled at
the moment, Arthur Dixon
from West Newton, the Fontes
brothers, Joey and Jackie,
from Natick, and from Franz
ingham were Mary Jane, Theo-
dora, Charles and Izzy Assem-
Goa, Theodore LoWden. Lucy
Bell, Warren LevenSon. Joan
Demaris, Carol West, Lorraine
Nelson, and Frances Clark.
Dancing, games and a delica-
Gus repast were enjoyed dur
ing the evening and until the
hour came to say had fun,
thank for asking me-"
So sorry to have missed the
card party given by Mesdames
Helen and Rose Clements. The
ladies had sixteen guests who
played oh, SO hard, each one
hoping to be lucky enough to
win one of the prizes. Mrs.
Carolyn Wilson of Boston
wasn't satisfied to take the
first prize, but also received
a prize just for being present.
The second prize was won bv
Miss Patricia West. Mrs. Beat
rice Clements of Ashland took
home the third prize with the
oocoy prize going to Mr.. Os-
car Bell. There we're not
enough prizes to 60 around.
but no one was left out when
the collation. was served. Ted
dy Edwards had a few very
nice events take place in his
busy schedule last week On
Wednesday night when attend
ing Boy Scout meeting. he
successfully completed those
requirements which now make
MIN a Tenderfoot Scout. Then
on Thursday he reached his
18th birthday. The party given
MN by his Nom therefore had
double meaning. "Toastinoo
the young man were Tommy
Tucker, Gilbert Bernard. John
and Robert Fuller, Victor
thompson Walter Johnson
Jr. Charles Munroe and Of
course, brother Roger. The
stag" progressed most salts
tactorily and a good time was
had by all.
Tonight is the night The
members Of the Pro-To Com
mun1ty Club of BIRMINGHAM
are looking forward to greet
ing their many friends at the
kendall Hotel where the ban
quet and dance in obser-
vance Of the clubs third
birthday is being held If the
past Two years can be used
as yard sticks, a gala even
ing is certainly in store for
all those who attend. The
writer is hoping to be pre-
sent II only long enough to
say We are so glad you could
come and maybe to eniov
Ohe dinner which sounds lust
yummy.
The sick in our community.
Mrs. Viola jackson has been
confined to her honae with
the ever-so- fashionable virus
out is much improved at this
time. Mrs. Gladys Guion has
oeen discharged from the
Framinghaln- Union Hospital
and is collvaiescing satisfactor-
NY at her home. Mrs. Frances
Bernard has been able to re-
turn to her employment after
playing hostess" to throat
allment. Mr. Walter Bell has
oeen missed from the Post Of
nee for the past couple of
weeks; reason. virus NJ.