The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-07-15
DON'T FORGET
!. 3. johnson
Emtpral Ohappl
AND
g11t1Rral SRrutrp
A little cheaper and little better
SOB SHAWMUT AVE. BOSTON
Tel. Hig. s15O-Night or Day Service
Member Virginia Club. EIks, etc
NOTARY PUBLIC
WEST MEDFORD

WEST MEDFORD, Mass. July IL,
Rev. j. Frederick Bailey's subject
last Sabbath morn, was "In a Large
Room" Mrs. Ruby Agnew failed to
appear as announced due to sudden
illness, but will sing August 5. Mrs.
Georgianna Bailey in her place sang
two beautiful hymns, "The Holy Hour
and "The Lord is myLight." - The
guest soloist for Sunday, July 16, will
be the well known tenor, Emanuel
Mansfeld.-Next Sunday at the an
nual Union, Siloh will be represented
by Portia Digger and Gloria Fur
who will sing duet. Louise Robin
son will read a paper-Thursday
July 20, Shiloh, with other churches
will have their annual picnic at Salem
Willows. Mrs. Came Booker is in
charge of tickets. Get them early.
Social and Clubs Items
The West Medford Mems Commu-
nifty Club last Thursday presented a
whist party at the home of Leo Bar
ros, which proved to be fairly sue
cessful, despite the heat. The whist
prizes were awarded as follows:
Ladies first prize, a glass set, to Mrs.
D. White; End to Mrs. Gaskon and
the consolation prize to Mrs. Ariel
Lassiter; Mems first prize, five lbs. of
sugar to Mr.. Hays; End to John Brent
and consolation to the clubs presi-
dent, Mr.. R. Walker.-Last Saturday
West MedfOrd was well represented
when the 372nd Inf, 3rd BIN, MING,
left for Camp Edwards, Cape Cod.
They were Lieut.. Bosfeld, Sergts., W.
Phillips, E. Phillips, Sgt. Kountze:
COrporals, R. Booker, R. Phillips and
L. Reavis; Privates H. Coleman, E.
Reavis, W. Nelson, R. Phillips, L.
Parham, F. Robinson, L. Wright, w.
Evans and w. Lewis of the band
Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. Lovelace visit
ed Williamstown, Mass, to see Oscar
Greene and his family. While there.
they visited Williams College.-Yes!
You can play tennis at the Commu-
nifty Tennis Court. Get in touch with
Clarence Rhone, 26 Mystic Power Rd.
It's worth the price of admission to
see and play with Howard Brown.
New England tennis champion, who is
here every evening. Make reserva-
tons early.
SPORTS
The West Medford Cubs trounced
the Playstead Grays to the tune of
10 to Z. Home runs We're clouted by
W. Evans who got two, R. Booker and
ii. Coleman of the Cubs. On to Vic
tory, Cubs!
StrOlling Along by Mr.. X
l see where X. G., is fast taking
first place in the heart of Martha
Phillips which was lost by T. Bates,
Wonder why Bertha takes nightly
walks with J. G. when she processes
to be that way about A. Gale-Whv
is it that Rookie prefers to be called
the lone eagle these days. Could M
+. be the reason.-Johnny Brent is
carrying the torch of lovely Gloria
Robinson of Wellesley.-Walt SHEER
wood AYERS that he can't see enough
of Dee.-Medford has its own Walter
Winchell but of the weaker sex. She
sees nothing, knows very little, but
tells everything.-"Ossie and Gump"
seem to have conquered ole Dan Cupid
Why IS it that Ethel and Coral are
called two o'clock in the morning
girls Warren Guy seems Woburn-
minded these days.-Marge Valentine
seems to have pulled fast one on us.
She has all guessing as to her latest
throb.-Roger Greene seems to have
the idea everything nice comes from
Sugar Hill.-Wilbur Allen and Louise
Robinson make ole Dan Cupid swell
with pride while they engage in a few
sets Of tennis.-These days Mike is
whistling mo Other One" Could il
be L. B.?-Your strolling reporter
will have more next week.
Please send all news to Russell
Stokes, "a Arlington St. or give if
to Edgar Rudy Smith, your "Guar-
dian" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.! A late
minute flash offers congratulations ia
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Wright and Mr.
and Mrs. P. Lewis on the birth of baby
girls. They are resting comfortable
at the Lawrence Memorial Hospital