The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1941-02-15

Res, II Highland PIX. Ave., Roxbury
man is one of the most dynamic speak
ers ever to be heard here. So let's all
come down and hear what he has to
say. Old as well as young are cordi-
ally invited. Thursday, Feb. 20 the
church school will sponsor a Parent
teachers meeting which each and every
parent should attend. These gather
ings are to further goodwill and CO.
operation between home and church.
Sunday, Feb. %, the B.Y.P.U. will hold
its annual Youth Mite" with the popu-
lar Mrs. Mary Luck a guest speaker.
Other talent includes names of artists
who have been rarely heard at Shiloh.
All the proceeds of this B.Y.P.U. effort
are to go towards the "Organ Fund"
Let's all plan to attend this youthful
effort.
Social
Sunday, Feb. %, at 800 pm, the
Shiloh B.Y.P.U. Debating team will
engage in their rubber battle of words
with the famed Anna-Bobbitt-G Gardner
Girls of Boston. The place chosen for
this crucial contest will be Zion A.ME.
Church of Columbus Ave, Boston. The
score is one debate apiece. Silver
offering at the door. Plan now to
attend-Amidst the hearty congratu-
lations and we'll wishes of friends and
relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Robin
son of West Medford celebrated their
thirty-ffth wedding anniversary last
Saturday evening, Feb. 8, at their
home. The hostess looked lovely and
stately, clad in a changeable violet
taffeta gown with mixed corsage of
gladiolus, iris and bluebells, as she
received the many guests that
thronged the couples residence. Her
sister, Mrs. Maude Kimball of Chaplin,
Conn.,, acted as attendant, and wore a
black transparent velvet dinner gown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Townsend, the
former Bessie Robinson, of Chicago,
broke the letters of mileage by wiring
their good wishes. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Robinson of Boston, unable to
attend, also wired their greetings. A
fine array of miscellaneous gifts typi-
fled the esteem in which this honored
couple is held. Mr.. Arthur Ridley pre-
scented a token from the entire men,
bership of the Mystic Baptist Teach
ers Alumni of which organization Mr..
Robinson is President Ereritus. After
an enjoyable evening of laughter, eat
ing and chatting among old friends,
the bells tolled out thirty-five years
of happiness.-A surprise guest of our
ole town was Melvin Tucker of Phila-
delphia, brother of Walton Tucker. He
spent a few days with uncle, Mr.. R.
Haskins of Mystic Road He left for
the Quaker City last week.-Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Hawkins formerly of this
city were visitors of Mr.. and Mrs,
James Thompson Sr. last Sunday. Last
Monday the West Medford Community
Club met at the Hervey School where
a great deal of important business was
accomplished despite the absence OF
many of it's members. After the meet
= ing highly successful "Prize Whist
: was held with Mr.. Louis Isaacs and
: Mrs. Dorothy Johnson walking away
with both prizes. Wesley Robinson
Jr. and James Thompson, Sr., both
were the recipients of the BOBBY prizes
The club wishes to express thanks tc
all who patronized this affair anc
hopes the same support will be giver
them in the near future. Watch fol
their Community Swing" affair some,
p, time this month.-Mon., Feb. II, the
< Lend-a-Hand Club will meet at the
1 home of Mrs. E. Coleman of Is jerome
: Thursday, Feb. 81, at 800 pm
} Mrs. Orissa White, noted soprano. will
= present her once-famed "Choraleers'
1 with Coral Yancey at St. Paul A.M.E
Church, Cambridge. Tickets are now
' on sale for fifty cents. Plan now to
2 hear these w. M. Male Voices that
were once endeared to your hearts,
5 Friday, March Z. The dukes" Club
: of W. Medford cordially invites all its
friends and supporters to attend their
= dance at Arcanum Hall, Everett. Price
= 40c; time: 800 pm. Come on down
: and Swing it" with those progressive
"Dukes."
: Sports
In a regular league game last Mon
} day night at the Hobbs School, the
, defending champs, the Ramblers,
: trounced the Park A.C. thirty-one to
twelve. Herman "Red" Day, often
called the mechanical guard really
came into his own and copied the scor-
J ing honors by sinking ten points.
That tall lanky center who answers to
Lloyd Parham was runner-up with
seven. The other scheduled game
drew bye for the Ramblers due to
the other team not putting in an APP
pearance. Saturday evening at 1880
the Ramblers will encounter those
tough old Celtics of Maiden at bas-
ketball game and dance to be held at
the Lincoln Jr. High Cross ST., Everett.
Come on out and help the boys.-R.
C. S.
Troop IL by r. C. S.-This time your
reporter is seen cornering the genial