The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-10-12
WEST MEDFORD

WEST MEDFORD, Mass, Oct. s.
Last Sunday Rev. J. Frederick Bailey
preached on christianity, a Religion
of Experience" before an unusually
large congregation. Music was rem
dered by the Junior Choir, directed by
Mrs. G. Bailey After the morning
service, amid the singing of an old
religious song, and the shouting of
real Christian joy, by some of the
members; Mrs. Dorothy Kountze and
Mr.. James Thompson, Jr., were dipped
into the mythical waters of the Jor-
dan to become full fledged members
of the Army of Christ Communion
was served at the evening services.
At $50 B.Y.C.U. which was under the
leadership of Lloyd Parham, was held
with fairly large number of young
people present. A conservation ser
vice was held with a very interesting
discussion following Lloyd Parham's
article on the Citizens Volunteer Ser
vice in the South" There will be no
B.YPU. Sunday due to the "Fellow-
ship Service" in the afternoon.-Sun
day, Oct. IS, at 800 pm, the famed
Fellowship Service" at Shiloh Bap-
fist Church, Lincoln Street, of this
city. If you want to enjoy fine reli-
gious program, these meetings are the
answers to your prayers. Rev. Perry
of Cambridge is scheduled to be guest
speaker. All are cordially invited to
attend.-Don't forget the Harvest
Supper" at Shiloh, Oct. "a for only
twenty-five cents. Don't miss it. This
column wishes to advance a correction
on last weeks church news. Rev. J.
Frederick Bailey did not preach the
evening service as was reported but
a song service was supplemented in
stead.
This weeks social event will be the
Lend-a-hand's annual Fashion Show
at Shiloh, Thursday, Oct. II, 800 pm
This grand affair presents a novelty
that will probably stand out in the
minds of all who are planning to be
present; and that being the modelling
of the entire Kelly Hazelwood wedding
party, featuring the bride herself, the
former Edwina Kelly of this city
Other notables on this star-studded
program will be the following-Dra-
matte skit by Doris Roberts land her
pupils); models from the salon of
Easter Moore, beautician, and vocal
selections by Coral Yancey. To
further enhance this show there will
be the popular Leo Barros who, in his
own inimitable style, will present a
bevy of beautiful girls modelling the
very latest and smartest Partisan and
American creations. The committee
deserving all the bouquets for this top
show of fashions are: Mesdames Lena
Walker, Florence Lovelace, Portia
Bosfeld, and Carrie Sherwood. Re-
member to make Shiloh your stopping
place Thursday, Oct. II at 500 pm
for the annual Lend-a-Hand "Fashion
Show" Admission fifteen cents
Next week, Friday, Oct. 25 to be
exact, another gay extravaganza in
the form of dance will be given by
the West Medford Community Club at
a new and popular rendezvous OF
dance-lovers, the Hobbs Crystal Ball
room of Davis Square, Somerville
The popular Charlie Cox and his am
bassadors of Swing will play for the
social event of this fall. All in all this
Community Fund" dance as it is
called, because of the clubs drive
toward the building of a recreational
center in w. Medford, promises to be
worthy of your patronage. Remem-
Der the date, Friday mite 81, Oct. 25,
at the new and spacious Hobbs Crystal
Ballroom, Davis Square, Somerville.
Admission, forty-seven cents plus
three cents defense tax equalling a
total of fifty-cents. Not only will you
aid this clubs effort by attending but
good time as well will be assured
you.-At this time all West Medford
/ via this column wish for very speedy
recovery of Mrs. Carrie Sherwood.
Also a similar urge of recovery is
extended to Miss Barbara Digger who
is steadily improving from minor
operation.-Noticed at Shiloh during
the morning services were Mrs. Smith
and daughter, Louise; and Mr. and
Mrs. H. Robinson, all who have been
away for the summer season but have
returned. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hays and
children of Jerome St., returned home
last Sunday from a very enjoyable
trip to Baltimore where they stayed a
week.--Leaving their home last Fri
day were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hen
derson Of Jerome st., who spent very
interesting weekend in New York
Last Tuesday the "Debutante Club
met at the home of its supervisor