The guardian., 1940-05-25

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day at 300 pm. the Calendar Club will
present a "Silver Tea" at Shiloh.
Music by the Gospel Chorus from
Ebenezer Church of Boston. Also at
this affair, a drive for members for
the newly formed Missionary Circle
viii be carried on. This circle which
is an auxiliary to the Calendar Club is
headed by Mrs. Alice Banks and Mrs.
Lena Walker. All are cordially in
vited to this affair. Don't forget the
estate Rally" in June. The idea of
this rally is to see what state can con-
tribute the majority of donations. You
may contribute now by seeing any of
the captains of the state you wish to
represent. The captains and their
states are: Faucina Booker assisted by
Deacon Neil of N. and S. Carolina,
Franklin Booker of Mass. and Mr..
Jeffers and Mrs. Wright of Virginia.
This rally ends June %.
Don't forget the Senior Choir 'Mav
Breakfast" held May 80 at Shiloh.
The time 6, $50, 700 am. The price
25 cents. Reserve this date and event
as worthy of your patronage.
Social
We are very glad to report that
Mr.. Isaacs of Jerome st. is up and
around after her sudden illness. Miss
Mary Wright of Jerome st. was rushed
Tuesday afternoon to the Lawrence
Memorial Hospital of Medford where
it was rumored that she was given
little chance to recover.-Seen in West
Medford last Sunday were Sgt. Will
liams and his niece, Miss Merle Hagon.
"A group consisting of Mrs. G. Bailey
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Booker, Robert
and William Booker spent the week
end in New York. Mrs. Bailey stayed
in Corona.-The Grand Whist of the
Lend-a-Hand, which was held at the
home of Mrs. Irene Jones, proved to be
a huge success. Whist winners were
Morrow Williams, Roger Lightfoot,
.and James Matthews. Grand prize was
won by Cecil Isaacs of Arlington st.
Bridge winners were Mrs. Ethel Evans
and Mr.. Richard Phillips. Door prize
was received by Barbara Dugger while
the cake rattle went to Mr.. Gene Tay-
lOr.-As the war situation becomes
more tense in Europe, our War De-
partment will send the 372 Inf. n. G..
away to Camp Edwards, Falmouth,
Mass. from July 7 to the 27, a grand
total of twenty-one days.-Now is the
time to make your reservations for
your supper Tuesday, May % at the
Outdoor Cafe" of 16 Jerome st. You
have your choice of menu which will
consist of Italian Spaghetti with meat
balls or a Chinese Chop Suey dinner,
including delicious homemade rolls,
pickles, coffee and desert for only
twenty-five cents. Supper will be
served for your convenience at any of
the following times, 600; 6:30, and
ZOO pm. For reservations see Mrs.
Portia Bosfeld, chairman or any of
the committee composed of Mesdames
Helen Lightfoot, Lena Walker, Thelma
Henderson, Dorothy Kountze or Vivien
Fisher. Proceeds of this affair will be
used for the annual reception to the
graduates by the Lend-a-Hand Club.
Sports
A long NJ. H. S. cheer should ring
itself up for the sterling performance
of Reginald Cook, Mustang track star
as Medford High romped to victory at
the League Meet held at Chelsea last
week.-The Cook lad won his 100 yd.
dash heat but finished second in the
finals. He also won the 220-yds. dash
heat but due to the closely arranged
schedule of events he failed to place
IN the tinals.-It is interesting to know
that Vivien Fisher and Madeline Dug
ger received their sport letters for
field hockey and basketball while
Portia Dugger and Ruth Sherwood re-
ceived numerals for the same sports.
Now to formally introduce the West
Medford, Independents ball club this
year. Wen start around the horn with
that lanky but smooth fielding first
baseman, Lloyd Parham. Guarding
the keystone sack we find hard work
ing Charlie Booker daring opposing
hltters to bash the apple to him.
| Covering shortfeld is the veteran
like" Isaacs whose almost perfect and
steady playing helps steady this young
million dollar infield. At the hot cor
ner third base, we find that equally
hot "Fletch" Coleman, who makes
those nasty hoppers look tame. Left
fields finds fleet Ray Parham who in
variably breaks up ball games with
home runs. In center field one NAV
find the eagle eyed "Sonny" Douglas
whose arm is like that of a Springfield
Rife. Ray Shotgun" Phillips patrols
right field. Our catching problem is
solved by Geo. "Gump" Williams
whose energies this season seem un.
limited. Our twirlers are as follows
Ernie Phillips, Rookie Stokes, DOVE
Warren Dickie Phillips and Al
Kountze.
StrOlling Along by Mr.. x.
Bill Booker is still undecided about
Everett, Newton, or Boston, in other
words nowhere.-R. Mason seems in
the groove once more with N. Young
R. Cook thinks there's no one like
Dot.-Elmer is nowhere in Everett on
Malden.-Joe and Beebe still continue
to eye each other.-Jimmy Sherwood
is fast becoming our little hepster.-
Barbara j. declares she wouldn't mind
seeing George D. again. Can it be ro-
nance ?-Estelle seems to be trying to
1--WE too many hearts here of late and
on the same day too. Watch out
Tyrone doesn't seem to be turning
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