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PAGE TWO
Elma Lewis School of Fine Arts
7 Waumbeck Street, Roxbury
Classes for Children, Youths and Adults
in
Dance, Drama, Music, Art
♦ —♦
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SAT. 10 A.M.-7:30 P.M.
PHONE HI 2-4881
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OF BEAUTY CULTURE
462 MASS. AVE., BOSTON
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The School That Stresses Culture
in Every Sense of The Word
* LA NEWTON BEAUTY SALON
Next Floor Above School KE 6-4554
OUR AIM IS TO PLEASE
Mary F. Moore, Ruth M. Brown,
Mary S. Cantdell, Gertrude Robinson
Mary Murray, Operators
• LA NEWTON BEAUTY STUDIO
122 Jerome Street, West Medford
AR 5-4977 M
FAUCENIA BOOKER, EVELYN TYNES, Operator*
Efficient and Courteous
ATTENTION V! 1
• • •
The Redecorated Rosetta Assembly Room —
Rumpus Room — And Terrace At
HOTEL LUCILLE
Can Now Be Reserved For Weddings, Parties,
Meetings And Banquets
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ON
JEWELRY and CLOTHING
WE BUY AND SELL
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Recommended Boston Beauticians
HOUSE of CHARM
EASTER’S
Hairstyling — Rinses
Scalp Treatments
Hair Cutting
and Facials
169-A W. Springfield St.
KE 6-7710
GA 7-9387
Yvonnettes
Beauty Shop
44 WINDSOR STREET
(Cor. Westminister)
Specialising in All Branches of
Beauty Culture
ELIZABETH HOLMES
and FLETIE DRAKE,
Proprietors
GEANIES
BEAUTY SHOPPE
IMOGENE POWELL, Prop.
APEX BEAUTY CULTURE
In All Its Branches
36 Sussex St. Roxbury
Tel. GArrison 7-4658
GAR. 7140 Apex System
Mae's Beauty Shoppe
Mary Raynor, Prop.
Beauty Culture
In All Branches
Satin Tress Featured Here
140 LENOX ST. BOSTON
HI 5-4834 Houri 9 A.M. - 9 P.M.
THE HARRISHOF
BEAUTY SHOPPE
131 Harrishof St., Roxbury
Beauty Culture In All Branches
(Cor. Harold St.)
IDA JOHNSON, Proprietor
GA 7-9026
RENA’S
BEAUTY SALON
MAYZELLA ANDREWS,
Hairdresser
Hair Styling - Scalp Treatments
Hour* 9 A.M to 9 P.M.
Quick Service
72 RUGGLES STREET
Roxbury, Mass.
n
-
Salon
de beaute
“The Salon with the Relaxing
Atmosphere”
626 A Shawmut Ave. Rox.
MODERN HAIR STYLES
All Branches of Beauty Culture
Reconditioning — Manicuring
BILLIE DIGGS BONNER,
Proprietor
GA 7-7020
Tel.: KE 6-2838
IHDEPEHDENT
BEAUTY SHOPPE
388 NORTHAMPTON ST.
EDITH V. COLES, Prop.
All Branches of Beauty Culture
Specializing in
Scalp Treatments
Res. HI 5-1432 Bus. GA 7-9448
Ruth's Beauty Salon
185 Warren St. Roxbury
(Where Walnut meets Warren)
Specializing in all branches of
Beauty Culture
RUTH HALL, Prop.
Why live and lei your hair die?
ESTELLA LEE
CROSBY
Scientitic Scalp Treatment,
Facial Violet Ray, Hair Dyeing.
Marcel Waving and Croquignole
— APPEX SYSTEM —
11 GREENWICH PK. BOSTON
CIR. 8709
KENmore 4319
MME. F. S. BLAKE
BEAUTICIAN
Beauty Culture in All Branches
363 MASS. AVE. BOSTON
.Mary Strong
Jalks
DO YOU THINK?
If you should be asked, “Do
you think?’*, your answer will
usually be, “Why certainly.”
But if you really think, you
will know that this is seldom
true; you simply accept the
thoughts of others. What is
worse, perhaps you don’t real
ize that you cannot think for
yourself, observe the statue of
Rhodin’s THINKER. Have you
ever really known such a pro
found moment? Most people
haven’t. Too often you accept
other people’s thinking tor
ycur own. They decide for you
and really observe for you- You
simply take their word - It’s
easier - It becomes a habit.
In fact: “The mass of people
do not think - They echo.
They do not act - They react.”
BEAUTY HINTS
By NINA TEMPLE
FOR DRY SCALP
When the hair has' been
dyed a number of times you’ll
often find that it has become
very dry and itchy especially
with the new dye products. It
is best that you discontinue
for a while the liquid dyes and
give the scalp a period of rest
by massaging It with oils. If
you wish to color it use a
pencil for the time being af
ter which, you can resume the
former method of coloring.
Pencils can be secured at any
shade and applied to the outer
hairs quickly and satisfactorily.
WISE SAYINGS
He that wants hope is the
poorest man alive.
Only fools are happy all the
time and only cowards des
pair.
Reproach is usually honest
which is more than can be
said of praise.
LET HER DRIVE
Did you hear how the man
got rid of that annoying noise
on the right side of his car?
He let her drive.
WASHINGTOH’S
BEAUTY SHOPPE
All Branches of Beauty Culture
Major & Mary Patterson, Props.
303-A WARREN STREET
ROXBURY 19, MASS.
HI 5-1761
GArrison 7-4080
IDEAL
Beauty Center
391 Warren St. Roxbury
Specializing in Hair Styling,
scalp treatments, hair dyeing
and finger waving
ELLA L. JORDAN,
FRANCES POINDEXTER,
Beauticians.
Mme. DeLISSER
BEAUTY SALON
MME. DeLISSER, Prop,
83 Windsor St. Roxbury
All Branches of Beauty Culture
Specializing in Hair Growing
and Hair Styling
Apex System HI 2-3957
CO 6-6571
ESTHER’S
BEAUTY SALON
All Branches of Beauty Culture
ESTHER DOTTEN, Prop.
555 .Columbus Ave. Boston
Phone Com. 2330
CLARK - MERRILL
Beauty Shoppe
Beauty Culture in all its bran
ches. Human hair — toilet
articles — pomades of all kinds
for men and women.
Courtesy and Sanitary Service
507 SHAWNUT AVE., BOSTON
APPEX SYSTEM KE 6-8324
BETTY'S BEAUTY
SALON
Hot Oil Shampoo
Marcel Waving
Finger Waving — Croquignole
609 COLUMBUS AV., BOSTON
THE GUARDIAN, BOSTON, MASS., SATURDAY, MARCH 20, 1954
Seein*
Stars
By DOLORES CALVIN
NEW YORK—Benny Carter,
whose band is solidly booked,
returns from a European tour
shortly. , Louis Armstrong
cashes in on publicity from
his appearance in “The Glenn
Miller Story” by playing his
first Broadway date in five
years at the newly enlarged
Basin Street club. . .
According to a daily colum
nist, Duke Ellington, “who is
such a piece of royalty as to be
almost degraded by the title of
Duke”, is the greatest. . He
■says ‘ There are musicians still
rich from the larceny of El
lington’s old ideas. . The El
lington band remains what it
will always be, the finest there
is. impeccably precise and clean
of limb, because Ellington still
fiys the old high standard.” . .
The columnist was a bit per
i turbed when, catching a recent
Ellington show at the Apollo,
he found the Duke doing work
he thought degrading . that
of playing accompaniment to
a balloon dancer. However, ‘‘El
lington is the most courtly of
men”, observed, “and brought
her on as if she were Audrey
Hepburn; but he forebore to
watch her.” Ellington himself
says “The long reverent after
noons playing note after note
of great jazz are over- You
can’t do it at popular prices
any longer. You can only do
it at concert prices. “He plays
college proms”, the writer con- I
tinues, “where the committee I
asks for the soft, the smooth
and the swave. . . Sometimes'
in lowa or Minnesota, he finds
a college crowd that likes the
music that made him what he
is.” The Duke says“lt’s a gas
ser. Out there they’re hip to
us. They know what we’re do
ing.” And for a little while,
the Ellington band is free to
play with what its delicate mas
ter calls “its old texture.” . .
“Nothing got me into trouble”,
quips Duke Ellington,, “but my
good taste."
THE RAINBOW
DEAUTY SALOH
157 NORTHAMPTON ST.
(near MTA Station)
KE 6-0146
All Branches of Beauty Culture
Scalp Treatments Featured
Lustrasilk Permanent Featured
SARAH LOVE SMEDLEY
' Proprietor
CO 7-3278
UHITY
BEAUTY CENTER
399 MASS. AVE.
Specializes in
ALL PHASES OF
BEAUTY CULTURE
MURIEL GILFILLIAN, Prop.
MARY L. McCREAR
HI 5-0283
PEGGY'S
BEAUTY SHOPPE
PEGGY E. MORRIS, Pron.
977 TREMONT ST.. ROXBURY
Specializing In All Branches of
Beauty Culture
Sarah Arnold - Centelia Joseph
Hairdressers
SPACE AVAILABLE AT
CECILE
BEAUTY SALON
226 W. SPRINGFIELD ST.
Business KE 6-4526
Residence HI 5-4275
WISE SAYINGS
If you would know the value
of money go and try to borrow
some.
He has more guts than
brains.
Mirth makes the banquet
sweet.
DEATH TO LICE!
A-200S
KILLS IK
15 MINUTES
It’« easy to get rid of
dirty, itchy head and
crab lice. A-200 kills
these dangerous parasites on contact
...within 15 minutes.
Easy to apply, easy to remove,
A-200 is non-poisonous, non-irritat
ing, leaves no tell-tale odor. Does not
stain or harm clothing. One applica
tion should do it. At all druggists.
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« BBL jOK-
EASTER SEAL KICK-OFF—Donny James, 5, Spring
field, presents Governor Herter with first sheet of Easter
Seals to kick off the 1954 Easter Seal campaign for the
crippled and handicapped. S. Bruce Black, president of
Liberty Mutual Insurance Company of Boston, campaign
chairman, looks on approvingly. Donny, crippled at birth,
learned to walk as a result of Easter Seal services. This
year’s campaign for $320,000 to benefit Bay State Society
for the Crippled and Handicapped will continue through
Easter Sunday.
SHAW HOUSE
ACTIVITIES
The Shaw House Chorus with
Darnley Leon Corbin conduct
ing, will present the appeal
ing operetta “Blossom Time”
by Schubert - Romberg on Fri
day evening, May 28th at Jor
dan Hall, Boston
The First Ahnual Shutterbug
Jamboree of the Robert Gould
Shaw House will be held in
Maria Baldwin Hall, 11 Wind
sor st., Roxbury on Saturday
evening, April 24 at 7:00 o’-
clock- Chairman Frank Cox
(A 7-4307) is arranging for
beautiful models, judges,
awards and refreshments.
Camera fans are invited to
enter their prints, and attend.
The first general meeting of
the Art Guild of the Robert
Gould Shaw House will be held
on Sunday afternoon, March
28 at 6 o’clock. The program
will be concerned with the
visual arts and membership
will be dra,m from those who
have an interest in them. All
creative artists are invited to
meet once a month for this
purpose and plans will be dis
cussed more fully at the March
28 meeting at 6 Hammond st,
Roxbury. The Interim Commit
tee for the Guild is composed
of Gertrude Smith, Mrs. Cyn
thia Belgrave Jones, Clarence
Gaines, Konrad Bose and
Darnley L. Corbin.
The First Annual Hobo Party
of the Parent-Teachers’ Or
ganization of the Robert Gould
Shaw House. will be held in
Maria Baldwin Hall, 11 Wind
sor st., May 14. President Aud
rey Bullock promises a gay
DEATHS
Announced By NORRIS G. DAVIS
89 WALNUT AVE. ROXBURY
WILLIAM JAMES. Services at
Davis Funeral Home, interment,
Magnolia Cemetery, Charles
ton. S. C.
MRS. MAMIE H. DANNIELS,
82 Ruthven Street. Services at
Davis Funeral Home by Rev. E.
C. McLeod. Interment, Mt. Hope
Cemetery.
MRS. DORIS M. WHITE, 111
Harold St. Services at Davis
Funeral Home by Father Gross.
Interment, Mt. Hope Cemetery.
MRS. MAMIE TURNER, 35
Humboldt Avenue. Rev. Solo
mon Brown conducted the serv
ices at New Hope Baptist
Church. Interment, Mt. Hope
C’pYYI pf PW
MRS. ADELLA THOMPSON,
96 Waumbeck Street. Services
by Rev. Walter Davis at Davis
Funeral Home. Interment at
Mt. Hope Cemetery.
LORENZO WYATT, 7 Holyoke
Street. Services by Rev. Raven
ell at Davis Funeral Home, in
terment, Mt. Hope Cemetery.
THOMAS W. ROSS, 72 Har
olld street. Services by the Rev.
John Harmon at Davis Funeral
Home. Interment, Forest Hills
Crematory.
SCROUGER S. SAMPSON. 39
Rose Street. Services by Rev.
Solomon Brown of New Hope
Baptist Church at Davis Fu
neral Home. Interment, Mt.
Hope Cemetery.
MRS. WINNIFRED STATES
FREEZE, 80 Harold Street. Serv
ices by Rev. William Hester at
Twelfth Baptist Church. Inter
ment, Mt. Hope Cemetery.
MRS. LAURA F. NELSON, 150
Walnut Avenue. Services by
Rev. James C. Brown at Davis
Funeral Home. Interment, Cam-
time.
The Annual Exhibition of
Robert Gould Shaw House will
be held April 29 and 30. The
general program and exhibi
tion will be shown on the lat
ter night and a program of
dance will be presented on
Thursday evening under the
direction of Mrs. Ruby L- Hen
derson.
JAMES WOODING
Funeral services for James
F. Wooding, 564 Columbus ave.,
were held at one o’clock Sat
urday afternoon, March 13, at
the Chisolm Funeral Chapel,
530-532 Columbus ave. Officiat
ing was the Rev. William S.
Ravenell, pastor of Ebenezer
Baptist Church, to which the
deceased belonged.
Mr. Wooding died Thursday,
March 11, after a long illness.
The remains were sent to
Wakefield, Va., where final ser
vices were held Monday after
noon, in Marshall A. M. E. Zion
Church and intermen. was in
the family lot.
' James F. Wooding was born
in Surrey County, Va. He left
home at the age of 21 and
lived for a few years in Balti
more, Md-, after which he
came to Boston where he made
his home for forty years. He
joined the Ebenezer Baptist
Church under the pastorate
of the late Rev. C. A. Ward.
He dealt in real estate and
had many friends in business
and professinal circles.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Frances Wooding, sister, Mrs.
Rebecca Morgan of Wakefield,
Va., and other relatives there,
and friends in Surry Co., where
he was born.
bridge Cemetery.
MRS. MARY E. DRIVER, 84
Munroe Street. Services by Rev.
Richard Owens at Peoples Bap
tist Church. Interment, Mt.
Hope Cemetary.
MRS. MATTIE G. JONES, 148
Townsend Street. Sung Mass
of Requiem at St. Augustines
and St. Martin’s Church. in
terment, Woodlawn Cemetery.
JOSEPH C. BRYANT, 13
Rochester Street. Rev. David L.
Ferguson conducted the servi
ces at Davis Funeral Home. In
terment, Mt. Hope Cemetery.
Mrs. Louise M. Grannum, 30
Laurel Street. Rev. Edgar Lock
ett conductor services at Berea
Seventh Day Adventist Church.
Interment, Mt. Hope Cemetery.
MRS. REBECCA M. STATES,
32 W. Cottage Street. Rev. Wil
liam Ravenell conducted serv
ices at Davis Funeral Home.
Interment, Mt. Hope Cemetery.
JERRY L. FRYE, 88 Walnut
Avenue. Services at Davis Fu
neral Home by Rev. Martin
King. Interment, * Mt. Hope
Cemetery.
WILLIAM H. WALKER, 69
Lenox Street. Services at Davis
Funeral Home by Rev. Samuel
La viscount. Interment, Cam
bridge Cemetery.
MRS. HANNAH J. PHILLIPS,
45 Bower Street, West Med
ford. Services at the late res
idence conducted by Father
Kenneth Hughes. Father H. O.
Bowles assisted, interment, Oak
Grove Cemetery.
ALONZO C. HINTON, 81 Sav
in Street. Services at A. M. E.
Zion Church by the Rev. James
C. Brown. Interment, Mt. Hope
Cemetery.
Decco Supplies Co.
HUMAN HAIR — WIGS
PAGE BOYS — CLUSTER CURLS
PONY TAIL CHIGNONS — BRAIDS
STRAIGHTENING COMBS
HAIR STRAIGHTENERS:—
Pomades — Pressing Oils — Wax
EVERYTHING FOR THE SKIN, SCALP and HAIR
Electric Stoves — Gas Stoves — Oil Stoves
Manufacturers Agts. & Wholesale Distributors
93-97 RUCCLES STREET, BOSTON
Highlands 5-2312
B PORTRAITS
Preserve the Highlights
of your
Children’s Lives
for the
Years To Come
BROWNE STUDIO
560 COLUMBUS AVE., BOSTON • KE 6-3533
TO SING
MARCH 25
SL ■
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MARGARET E. FOSTER
“Boston’s First Lady .of
Gospel Songs” who will be
heard in recital March 25.
Margaret Foster soon to be
heard in recital here, organized
the New Engiandairs in 1949
which are still active. Boston
born, she is wel 1 known through
out New England where she
has contributed her services
generously. She is President
of the Metropolltian Gospel
Chorus, Chairman of the Trus
tee Board of the New Jersey
Quartette Association Br. C of
Boston, a member of the Me
tropolitan Senior Ghcdr and
Gospel Chorus Union. She was
a member of the Marionetts
under the direction of Ernest
G. O’Banyoun with whom she
studied for several years-
CHARM
By Lou LuTour
NEW YORK—There’s an age
old controversy to be settled
by charming women, and most
of them solve it in the most
charming way. It has to do
with applying make-up at a
table in a restaurant. The
charming woman never makes
a display of the repair job. Not
even the most fastidious per
son could object to a very quick
and inconspicuous job of re
placing a little lipstick, but the
more extensive repairs, parti
cularly hair-combing, should be
done only in the privacy of the
powder room.
Dr. Artemus I. Tucker
. dentist -
1059 Tremont St.
Roxbury, Mass.
Tel. HlChlands 0375
vet smnre < ”2S
DR. R. A. SIMMONS
DENTIST
222 Northampton St.
Boston. Mass.
PRINTING
AT ITS BEST
• Wedding Invitations • Souvenir Programs
Beautiful Selection (Any Size)
• Formal and • Books — Booklets
Informal Invitations • Placards — Cards
• Announcements • Circulars — Novelties
• Programs (Any Shape)
• Stationery • Many Other Printing
• Color Work Needs
CREATIVE LAYOUTS*
LESTER BENN PRESS
Modern Automatic Equipment
273 DUDLEY STREET Tel. HI 5-7371 ROXBURY
To Make Your
Day Complete
Find A Good Place
To Eat..,
Try The
WESTERN
LUNCH BOX
417 MASS. AVENUE
Enjoy TV
Mary C. & Chas. W. Jackson
Props.
All Meals Home Cooked
Phone CI 7-9642
RESERVATIONS NOW
AVAILABLE FOR
DORMITORY
MANOR
Home For Select Students
496 COLUMBUS AVE.
CO 7-7873
Endorsed By
Prominent Religious Leaders
Mrs. Blanche G. Carney,
Directress
STOP AT THE
CLOCK
934 TREMONT ST.
Featuring
Barbecue Spare Ribs
Chicken and Steak*
G. K. CHRISTMAS
CO 7-0012
Gibson's Studio of
PHOTOGRAPHY
REALISTIC PORTRAITS
Weddings — Reproduction*
Colorings
Studio and Home Sitting*
767 Tremont Street
NEW FRIENDS
From All Over the World
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Free Information
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M. Strong
Compliments of
JULIAN D. RAINEY
Attorney at Law
18 Tremont Street
Boston, Mass.
Tel. CApitol 7-4085
Res. KEnmore 6-435’

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