The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1956-09-15
I CITY NEWS |
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Congratulations to MIR. and
Mrs. Lorenzo R. Morris who
recently celebrated their if
tieth wedding anniversary sur
rounded by their children who
came from all parts of the
country to share the occasion
with them their grandchildren,
and a host of friends.
Congratulations also to
former Bostonian Cor Canta-
brigham Harold Jewell and
his wife, Oveta, who recently
celebrated their twenty-ffth
wedding anniversary.
Erskine @. Roberts Of IN
dianapolis was in town re-
Gently to visit the home folk
on Walnut Avenue. His at
tractive wife and equally at
tractiye daughter were with
him. Ersklne was happy to
presnt his wife to his friends,
and Norris and Helen Davis
had a few friends in to meet
them and renew acquaint-
ances. Participating in the
conviviality were Kay and
Bobbie Register, Dotty and
Bill Chisholm. Vera and Mil
ton Riddick, sikh and Irene
Robinson, Fran and Went
worth Perkins, Bernice and
Lloyd Howard, Lillian Roberts,
Mereva Gibbs. John Roberts,
Dick Walker, Lewis Sparkman,
and Naomi and Rollins Ross.
The Girl Friends Clambake
at the Town Hall Field in
Mashpee was the occasion for
seeing and greeting many folk
from parts away from here.
Aside from the Erskine Ro-
berts there were DR.. and Mrs.
Chester Harris (Ethel Ramos)
and daughters from New Ken
Sington, Pa; Mrs. Sally Per-
kinS from Manhattan; Howard
Easy from st. Adams; Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Chisholm from
Brooklyn; Mrs. Carol Aldrich
from New Haven; Mr.. and
Mrs. Clifford Clarkson, Mr..
and Mrs. Jake Green and son,
Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald Funn,
all from Springfield; Judge
and Mrs. Louis Flagg from
New York; Rev. and Mrs.
Walter Wynn from Philadel-
phia; Mr., and Mrs. George
Morrison and son from Prairie
View, Texas.
Rev. and Mrs. Walter Wynn
(Thelma Thornton and
daughters, Ingrid and Mar
garette and Mrs. James Gle
ment (Mary Ella Thornton)
and daughter, Mary Elizabeth
of Harrisburg, Pa, have been
in Cambridge visiting their
father, Mr.. Willis Thornton
While here, they helped cele-
brate the birthday of their
mothers sister, Mrs. Ella
O'Banyoun. They joined Mrs.
O'Banyoun's five daughters,
Irene Robinson, Eleanor Stri-
der, Louise Miller, Margaret
Jackson and Muriel Walker,
her nineteen grandchildren
and one great-grandchild in
making the birthday a mem
orable occasion.
Other families made happy
by the homecoming of their
loved ones include Mrs. Eliza
beth Watson of Townsend
Street, whose son, Donald and
wife, Louise, drove from Los
Angeles. Louise will stay here
to further her education. The
John Parnel's and children
drove from Virginia to see
the senior ParnelIs on Harold
Street. DR.. and Mrs. Edison
Walden from Kansas City vi
sited his mother, Mrs. Mary
Walden, of Ottawa Street. Dr..
Robert Joyner and wife drove
from Seattle, Washington, by
the way of New York City,
wher he attended a medical
meeting, to spend some time
with the senior Joyner's of
Rowland Street. DR.. Jessie
Garrett of Munroe Street had
home for a while daughter,
Ella Horad, and two children
from Washington, D. C. Re-
versing the procedure, N. c.,
visited her. Likewise the James
| JackSon's of Munroe Street
| who were visited by his mo-
I Their, Mrs. Bertha Campbell of
| Corpus Christi, Texas, and his
sister, Mrs. Emma Morrison of
Harrington, Texas. The Har-
| vey Yates enjoyed the COM