The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1956-09-29
birmingham

evidenced by the recent re-
opening of school and the
changing attire Of the trees.
Shortly the New England
highways will be more crowd
ed by those who enioy the
multicolored foliage in all its
glory.
From bits picked up here
and there, the folk of our
town have had a busy sum-
mer. During the next few
weeks we will endeavor to
weave some of the activities
of the past two months with
the current happenings.
Our sincere sympathy is ex-
tended to Mrs. William But
ner, ST., who lost her mother,
Mrs. Lillian Scott, last week
while hospitalized at the FRA
nninoham General Nursing
Hore. Interment took Mace
in Worcester where Mrs. Scott
had lived for msnv years.
Rev. Marvin Gibson. also
formerly of Worcester BIZ.
now Mastering in Cambridge,
ofHoiated.
We are indeed glad to know
that Mrs. Mary A. Fowler
(nee Clements) is showing
nrogressive Improvement. Mrs.
Fowler has been hosnitalized
at HAYNES Memorial Hosnital
Hospitslizad also has been
Mr.. Spencer Odorn who was a
natient at the Framinghsm-
Union Hospital. The former
patient is now able to be I'D
and out.
Mr.. Charles Adams met
with an accident at tire Dem
niSon Manufacturing Compa-
my where he is employed, sew
ering a part of his fingers
and cutting two others. Mr.
Adams has been discharged
from disqualification and is
convalescing at his home.
One of the news items over
WKOX on Sunday told of an
accident on the Boston-Wor-
cester Turnpike involving
Altman Freddie West. For
tunately the young man was
able to walk away even
though he injured a shoulder
causing eXcruciating pain. His
condition is somewhat i'm
proved at this writing.
Two couples in birmingham
were feted last Saturday night
in observance of their we'd
ding anniversaries. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mancer Tucker, j enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon
Fuller; Miss Barbara Jackson
entertained her parents MIR
and Mrs. Clarence Jackson.
Mrs. Frances Bernard has
given up her top position in
the sales department at the
Jordan Marsh Shoppers World
Store to poin the ranks of
the Government Girls. Mrs
Bernard is employed at the
Quarterma Ster Research Lab
oratorw, Natick. Mass. and
likes her assignment very
much.
Welcomed to our commu-
nifty are Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Anderson and family who are
now dorniciled at 227 Hartford
Street.
Congratulations to Mr.. Hen
ny Wormley of Natick who has
been elected President Of tn
Community Choral Society
Among the new members this
year is Mr.. George Tynes.
EVERETT
Pastor HB. Harris assisted
Rev. w. Marvin Gibson in
officiating at the funeral SER
! vices of Mrs. Lillian ]. Scott
OF Framingham, and for ma
ny years a member of John
st. Baptist Church, Worces-
ter, The services were hetd
at Longstreet Funeral Parlors
and interment in Hope &C.
metery. Mrs. Scott died Fri
day at birmingham and SER
vices were held at 2.30 PM.
Monday, the oath.
Minister, choir and congre-
cation were invited t. attend
the Anniversary services of
Rev. ME Grady of the MI.
Calvary Baptist Church, Ire
mont ST., Boston, Wednesday.
September 26, at 8 PM. Rev,
Harris, guest speaker.
Rev. William Jackson of 6
Sunnyside Ave, Everett and
Mrs. Lillian Young are both
recuperating nicely after a
spell of sickness. Rev. Harris
received fine letter from
Dr.. Grady Davis, dean of the
School Of Religion. Shaw Uni
yersity, Raleigh, NC. express
ing his gratitude for the fine
reception given by Zion