The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-10-05

bells of marital bliss pealed out for
Miss Edwina Kelly, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert Kenny of jerome
St., as she marched down the aisles of
Union Baptist Church, Cambridge to
be knotted to Mr.. Andrew Lakewood
of Cambridge. The couple plan to
reside in the University city.-Miss
Malsetta Cromwell was weekend
guest of Mrs. NJ. Phillips of Bower
St.-Noticed as church visitors last
Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs. Crutchfield
of Cambridge-Oct. II, the Lend-a-
Hand Club will be showing off the new
current styles in Men and Women's
clothes at their Annual Fashion
Show" at Shiloh Church All are
urged to support this endeavor as the
proceeds go towards Community bet
terment.-At last it has arrived! The
West Medford Mems Club cordially
extends an invitation to their dance
loving patrons to be on hand at the
new and spacious Hobbs Crystal Ball
room, Davis Square, Somerville, when
they present another hit affair featur-
ing the rhythmic music of Charlie
Cox's swing band. The date of this
extravaganza will be Oct. 20. By sup
porting this affair you are supporting
the intentions Of the w. Med. Mems
Club to erect a Community Center in
West Medford. All should consider
this their obligation to their child or
children.-The dukes" Club are
sponsoring a "raffle" which will be of
benefit to the public. Help these boys
by purchasing ticket and you may
have helped yourself to the lucky
stub.-Now, you conscientious mothers
don't have to rush home from your
shopping to give your school child his
monday lunch. Just send them to
Mrs. Dorothy Kountze, 1872 Jerome St.,
and she will do the rest. These chill
dren will be given a well-balanced,
nourishing meal with face and hands
clean, with hair in place, for only
twenty-five cents.
Sports
Among those noticed at Community
Courts" last Sunday were Ray and
Cecil Phillips, Paul Robinson and
Clarence Rhone. Also playing was
Miss Malsetta Cromwell, reputed to be
one of New England's finest women
tennis players. A move has been
started in this old burg to form foot
ball eleven who choose to call them
selves the Junior Ramblers" and are
really destined to go places. These
boys have been practising faithfully
and are looking forward to any team
that wishes to play them. The team
is coached by none other than the
popular Charlie Booker who has, as
his assistants, Leo Barros and George
Williams. In the backfield we have
as quarterback one of the most natu-
raj backs seen around here in the
person of co-captain S. Williams. Do
ing the full-back chores we have Joe
Parham alternating with the teams
only star punter, Sonny Douglas. At
the two halfback positions we find that
high school star, Elmer Allen, teamed
with shifty Eddie Stoner. The two
end posts are well under control with
Billie "Snake-hips" Booker, on the
right and the lanky but hard hitting
Louise Thompson on the left. E.
Reavis and G. Josey form left and
right tackles, respectively. There are
two fast and rugged guards in the
persons of co-captain ]. Sherwood and
j. Alves who are perfectly capable of
running any interference. Handling
the center assignment we find the deft
Paul Robinson getting the nod. Other
players are D. Daniels left tackle, and
W. Tucker, left Guard. Manager is