The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-04-15
WEST MEDFORD

WEST MEDF0RD, Mass, Apr. II
Church service 10:45 am; Sunday
School, 1915; B.Y.P.U., $50; Church
service, 1880. Easter morn found
THE Grave in the Garden" the sub
Ject OF Rev. j. Frederick Bailey's SER
mon. Many people clad in their Easter
regalia crowded Shiloh for the annual
Easter services. The Junior choir
sang beautifully. Miss Gloria FUR
very capably rendered solo assisted
by the choir for the first time.-At the
annual baptism Miss Ethel Collins
sank into the mythical waters of the
Jordan. Rev. Smith of Winchester
officiated.-At noon the young Sunday
School tots presented their annual
Easter program. Miss Florence Clay
ton very capably led these Youngsters,
as they gave their all the participants
did reasonably well. Much credit.
nevertheless, can be given Mrs. Anna
Finley, Mrs. Lena Walker and Mrs
Dugger-April 16, at 3:15 pm, three
w, Medford young men will partici-
pate in debate at Zion Church with
three young women from Zion. The
subject viii be, HAS the Christian
Church Lost It's Inf1uence?" Arthur
Lassiter, Lloyd Parham, and Russell
Stokes will uphold the affirmative.
Come Onel Come All!-Don't forget
April goth. The Hand Club
are sponsoring three cent sale. There
will be fun for AL. Come out and
hear their new style recitations.-Four
girls took charge of the B.Y.PU.
meeting. The President, Miss Bar
bara Digger, introduced Miss Ethel
Collins to preside Miss Vivian Fisher
read the Scripture while Miss Martha
Phillips read the story of Jesus rising
from the tomb. Coral Yancey rem
dered solo assisted at the piano bv
Barbara Digger. Lloyd Wright also
contributed an effective trumpet solo.
Miss Barbara Digger then presented
her playlet entitled, 'Last Seven
Words of Christ. THE Annual Eas-
ter Pageant finally ended the church
activities. In spite of the shortness in
preparation, program. The jolly Us
the club of youngsters will assist
April % is Youths Day. Mrs. JEFF
fries from Newton Andover Seminary
will be the guest speaker-Our weekly
boost goes to the Dukes Club who
contributed five dollars to Shiloh Bap-
list Church.-Although the weather
was a bit unsettled in the morning, we
found the Avenue (Jerome ST. and
Lincoln Drive (Lincoln St. the fash
ION plate for Vogue and Esquire. To
give those who weren't out a faint
idea, the tiny tots like Mary Booker.
IN her REFER coat, adorned with white
pearl buttons and blue accessories.
Deborah Rose in her cute velvet
jumper skirt with attractive suspen-
ders held by pearl buttons. and the
blue satin blouse, her charming
mothers creation right from VOGUE
AS for the debs and sub-debs we
can only mention the most pronin-
emily arrayed: Bertha Puryear in her
exquisite blue gray REFER and the
delightful Duchess from Holland;
Bernlce Mackey as the cute deb in
swagger coat, sailor straw and charm
ing veil. Orchid seemed to be the sub
debs color. Mrs. Anna Finley in her
orchid suit looked almost as charming
as her husband looked debonair in his
Esquire blue penciled striped suit and
greenlsh blue top coat. Speaking of
the men. James Lassiter really came
on in his stunning brown suit and
tweed reversible coat while his wife
in her navy blue and orchid was the
envy of the Easter Parade. not to
mention her black REFER coat. and hat
and dress of orchid which matched to
perfection. We cannot leave out the
matrons Mrs. Carrie Booker in blue,
Mrs. Lena Walker in black. and Mrs,
Armon Furey in new green. If Won
want to see Vogue's new creations in
hats then come out some Sunday
along fashionway and see Louise
Smith, Estelle Robinson, Ethel Collins
Martha Phillips and Louise Robinson.
then all you can say is hats-hats-
well evidently they are hats-Your
fashion reporter, L. A. W.