The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-09-14
WEST MEDFORD

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Rev J. Frederick Bailey, very bit
terly assailed the Presidents requests
for prayer Sunday" in behalf of
bloody war-torn Europe, last Sunday,
before a large congregation. Shiloh's
energetic pastor in his sermon 'Deliver
Us From Evil", argued that America
cannot hope to pray for the rest of the
world, when within her own borders
there prevailed deep racial hatred and
predjudice of the colored race. Two
beautiful solos were sung by Mrs G.
Bailey accompanied by Miss Coral
Yancey. In the evening was inaugu-
rated the regular service which usually
starts at 80 pm. Next Sunday after
noon at 1890 the Sunday School
classes will commence once more after
a long two months vacation. Shiloh's
.B.YP.U., president has also called for
all the youth of West Medford to be
present next Sunday, Sept. Is, at 5 80
pm. sharp at Shiloh to formally open
youths religious activities for the Fall.
All are urged to attend as very impor-
tant business is to be discussed.
Thursday, Sept. 10 amid the galaxy of
guest speakers from all New Eng
land, there will be Mortgage Burn
ing" at Shiloh which will begin at 300
pm. AS this is usually an unusual
spectacle to witness, it behooves all to
come out early to get a seat to the
burning of our church's debt, better
known to all as cold Man Mortgage"
Social
At this time this column wishes very
sincerely for the recovery of one of the
oldest residents of this community,
Mr.. II. Kountze who is very sick at the
Mass. Gen. Hospital.-Visiting at
Shiloh last Sunday was the Rev. Mr..
Hoag, formerly of the West Newton
Church.-All the way from ST.. Louis,
Missouri, we have a visitor, Miss
Frances Symmes who is staying at the
home Of Mr.. John Smith of Jerome St.
This young lady plans to enter Sargent
School Of Physical Education.-From
reliable sources it was officially de-
clared that Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Byrd
have announced the engagement of
their daughter, Roselyn, to Warren
Sayes of Andover.-Last Monday the
Lend-a-Hand officially launched then
Fall activities with a bang at the home
of Mrs. Thomspon of Harvard Ave-
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Lightfoot of Lin.
coin St., returned home last week from
New York after visiting friends. They
also toured the Fair while there. -
While over at the Hervey School Oh
Sharon St., the w. M. Mems Club com
pleted their "Field Day Reports" anC
officially laid plans for a number Of
fall activities. Watch for all develop
ments through this column. Saturday
Sept. IA at 500 pm. sharp tn,
Dukes" Club will meet at the home Of
John Brent of Jerome st. for its initia
business session.-Hear Ye!-A specia
note Of conscientious mothers.-Yo
need not worry any longer if you cam
possibly be home at twelve to give youl
children their lunch. Just send then
to Mrs, Dorothy Kountze, 122 Jerom,
ST., where they will be served well
balanced nourishing lunch, and sem
back to school with clean face, hand,
and hair in order for the small fee OF
twenty-five cents.
Sports by r. C. S.
They tell me that Ernest Gunner
Phillips pitched himself one-hitter il
Maine over the last holiday. Their,
seems to be lot in that old arm vet
AT a recent track meet held at PLAY.
stead Park our boys really cut them.
selves a whole hog, Sharkey Williams
Jimmie Sherwood, and Elects" DAME