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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-23
Patriotic Address
Is InSpirational
Safeguarding Aneriesnisn
Is Subject FOR Round Table

Protecting and Safeguard
ing Americanism was the
subject Of an .inspirational
address written by the presl-
dent general Of the d. 4. r.,
Mrs. Henry NJ. Robert. il,
and read by Mrs. f. L. Spen-
GER. regent Of Elizabeth Forey
chapter. at the January meet
ing Of the round table Mon
day afternoon.
Mrs. William s. Burroughs re-
viewed The Rsmparts We Watch. -
presenting the serious and teehni-
cal volume by George Fielding
Elliot. The roll call presenting
varied features and also discus
sion of the problems Of national
defense was stimulating to all
present.
Guests Of the round table ses-
sion We're Mrs. Ethel NJ. Dunseath.
president Of the Tacoma Women 5
club; Mrs. r. C. Anderson, frs:
vice president: Mrs. Sussman. sec
ond vice president; Mrs. Roy Craig.
secretary, and Mrs. William H.
Cole, chairman Of International
Relations Of the same club.
Four members were present
from Sarah Wilmot chapter of
Auburn. and three from Elizabeth
Bixby chapter of Vashon The
round table meets every third Mon
day at the home of the state re-
gent, Mrs Edwin Rhodes, sol No.
4th st
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-23
Mrs. Silence entertains
Country Women's Club

Mrs. J. ID. Silence will be hostess
to members of the Country Wom-
ems club at her home in Park
land on Thursday afternoon for
a 1890 luncheon.
Guest speaker for the afternoon
program will be Mrs. Benjamin
Brandt of Puyallup. She will give
n travelogue. Around the World
We Go" Selections for the piano
will be presented by Miss Gene
Stacey.
Maids of Athens will hold a
rummage sale on Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday afternoon at
1119 So. 18th st.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-23
Miss Wright
entertains Oebs

Miss Florence Wright, 306 No.
J st, entertained members of the
Debs club at her home Monday
evening. Plans were made for a
mother-daughter dinner and thea
ter party to be given February 13,
and a mountain trip in March.
Mrs. Robert Mclean elizabeth
Rawlings) will be the next hostess
for the club.
Present at the meeting were
Mesdames Richard Shelley, Harold
Newberg, Hugh Whannell, Misses
Jessie Wilson, Virginia Dieter,
Agnes Holsher, Clement O'Neil,
Marjorie Mcdowell. Margaret Pc
terson, Florence Wright, Ruth and
Malene Larsen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-23
Marie Louise Franty Circle
To Resume Bible STUDY

Marie Louise Franty guild will
meet in the Oakland Presbyterian
church to resume its Bible study
on Thursday afternoon. under the
leadership Of Mrs. A. Mercer.
Dessert luncheon will be served
at l o'clock by the hostesses. Mrs.
Robert Brooks and Mrs. Carl
Aiken. A short business meeting
will be conducted by the president,
Mrs. Alex Vaver.
The nursery in the cottage will
be open for the afternoon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-23
Women 10 Hear
Mr.. Bonney
Al[Club Day Tea 70 Be
Held on Friday Afternoon

Mrs. ?. c. Smith. chairman
Of the historical department
of Tacoma Woman's club. has
invited Mr.. W. P. Bonney,
secretary-tr easurer Of the
Washington Hi 5 torical So
siety, to speak to the members
Friday morning at 10 o'clock.
The talk will be A continual
ton of the Good Neighbor
Tour which the club Is fol-
lowing at the present time.
Miss Tracy Worley. chairman of
the day. will introduce Mr.. Bonney.
He will speak on the trip Il South
America taken by Charles Wilkes
many years ago and Of the oele-
bration OF this trip in July. 1a41.
al American lake Miss Beatrice
Meddiss will conduct current
events quiz and Mrs. L. b. Barton
will give review of Americans"
by Emil L. Jordan.
Mrs. Calvin W. Stewart. division
chairman Of adult education. Will
present Mrs. W. s. Burroughs IN
book review for the Noted
Women program, Soaring Wings
by George Putnam the life Of
Amelia Earhart Putnam. The pro-
gram will begin at $50 with the
all-club day tea following at 2:30.
Mrs. J. A. Sussman is chairman
for the program which is to be
held for all members and friends
Of the club.
Guest artist for the afternoon
will be Mrs. Milton Fisher who
will sing group Of songs accom-
panied by Mrs. J. Freeman Nc
Nary.
DR.. Lyle Shelmedne Of the his
tory and political science depart
ment Of the College of Puget
Sound will be the guest speaker.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-23
Guest Evening thursday
For Friendly Circle

The members of the Women's
Friendly circle will have their hus-
bands as guests on Thursday eve
ming at the Tacoma Community
house. Mrs. Junia Todd Hallen
will be the speaker for the eve
ming. and a musical program will
be presented by the Girls Service
club OF Stadium high school.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-23
Mrs. Nelson Complimenied
Al Shower

For n bride Of late autumn. Mrs.
Clifford Nelson Charlotte Shev-
land, linen shower was given
recently by Mrs. Roy Nelson and
Mrs. Rudolph Beise in the Waller
Road hall.
Guests present were the brides
mother. Mrs. Charles Shevlsnd.
Mrs. Spicer. the brides grand
mother from Virginia. Mrs. Franz
Nelson. the bridesroom's mother.
Others were Mesdames Gilbert
Carlson, Esther Anderson. Ida
Carlson. Asbaugh. Young, Stra-
Their. Martin Gsllesr. HiNon. Weeks.
Shonberg. shsffer. Heath. Rsuse,
Bergheim. Wilkinson. Sundauist.
Msttson. Shelunt. Paetz. orwiek,
Salo. Reid. Lnek. Elem. Leeper,
Jones. Sherman, Hardin. Erickson.
Birehman.
Past Guardian Neighbors of Ia
coma circle. Neighbors of Wood
craft will meet Thursday a. the
home Of Mrs. Oliver Bingham.
s5ss So. sth- Mrs. Rose Bontz
will assist.
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Mrs. Bryan entertsins
ELENA Club Monday

Mrs. A. A. Pentecost presided at
the meeting OF Illema club on Mon
day afternoon at the home of Mrs
Elizabeth Bryan in the Bucking-
ham. Reports of the last two
sessions of Presidents Council
were given by Mrs. Pentecost. Mrs
Charles ID. ogden reviewed Nina
Federovas prize winning book,
THE Family"
A social and tea hour followed
the meeting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-23
Mrs. Hartman
Is in Tacoma

Mrs. Howard Hartman of San
Francisco arrived in Tacoma this
week to visit her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Lyman Banks. who have
taken suite at the Bonneville
hotel
Formerly of Seattle Mrs Hart
man is well-known in Tacoma. She
has been frequent summer Wis.,
itor and has many Delta Gamma
sisters from the University here.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-23
Shower Honors
Mrs. Kirkland

Mrs. A. Erickson entertained on
Monday evening at her home for
Mrs. Lem kirkland. The occasion
was stork shower.
Guests invited for the informal
We're Mesdames Margaret Hagg-
strom. Marie Johnson. Nlels Boe-
sen. Chris Boesen. A Carr, Ida
Johnson, Hilds Peterson. Frank
Smith. Carrie White. o. E. john
son and L. Il. Barton.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-23
Mrs. Smell Entertains
Study Group AZ luncheon

Mrs. Walter Smell entertained at
luncheon Tuesday for members of
the f. S. o. study group of the
Arts and Science club. Mrs. f. F.
Phelps discussed Elizabeth and
Essex by C. l.. Strachey. Mrs.
John Lemon, who drove over from
Seattle for the meeting. reviewed
"A Short History of Women" by
J. Longdon. Mrs. V. r. Boucher
was welcomed as a new member
of the group.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-23
University Union Club Setting
For Wasterlain Reception
Concert Artist Who Travelled 5000 Miles 10 Appear
Here Greeted by Scores of Enthusiastic Friends

Tuesday evening gala for Tacoma music lovers.
for it then that Miss Viola Waseran. Tacomas
vons presented the program which she and her
accompanis Mr.. Laszlo Baraan artist in his right
travelled 5000 miles to present
Viola Wasterlain will be remembered the violinist
who presented such splendid concert in Tacoma in 1899
and who has experienced many musical rumphs in the
East since debut in 1887 in Town Hall New York CITY
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-23
Past Matrons TO Be Honored

Mrs. T. II. Long Will be hostess
Saturday TO all members of the
Past Matrons' club of Fern
chapter. This is the first meeting
of the year, and newly elected Of
fieers include: senior matron. Mrs.
Ben Brandt; junior matron, Mrs.
Gloe Robb; conductress. Mrs. Wal
ter Suffer: assistant conduetress,
Mrs. Ralph Campbell; secretary
and treasurer. Mrs. G. +. Mason.
Reservations may be made by
calling Mrs. Long, Main 1916.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-23
Edelweiss Study Club VIII
Meet With Mrs. Leslie

Ms. A. c. Leslie. s64 50. 9Th.
win open her home to members
Of Edelweiss study club Thursday
tor 1890 luncheon. A book review
VII be given by Mrs. c. n. Hem
ion. Roll call will he answered
with comments on current books.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-23
Proctor Circle
Meets Thursday

Proctor circle of Lutheran Me-
mortal church will meet Thursday
afternoon for l o'clock luncheon
at the home of Mrs. c. II. Nelson,
4402 No. 30th ST.
The newly elected chairman,
Mrs. A. J. Tollefson, will preside
at the business meeting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-23
Mrs. Num- Entertains
Wichska Club

Members of Wichaka Reading
club met Friday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. l.. A. NUM-, 1928
NJ. It'll, for luncheon. After cur
rent events were heard. Mrs. A. J.
Tatum conducted the reading
hour.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-23
Son Is Born

Mr.. and Mrs Frederick D. Frid-
erg are receiving congratulations
on the birth of their second son.
Philip Booth Friderg. born Jan.
21. in Tacoma General hospital
Sharing the congratulations are
a brother, Gregg. a sister Ann
and the grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar r. Friderg of Sno-
homish and Mr.. and Mrs. William
b. Gregg Of Tacoma.
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But Tuesday evening Miss Was
terlain brought feeling of pride
10 every Tscomsn in the large
throng that filled the Temple thea
ter. The universal comment. com.
Ing from all lips was: What mas.
terry Of technique splendid per.
formance.
II was through the cooperation
Of the city's fine musical organiza'
tons that the concert was made
possible. The committee. on which
each club was represented, in
cluded Mayor and Mrs. Harry r
Cain. DR.. and Mrs. Horace Whit
acre. DR.. Charles McCreery. Mes
danes W +. Coors. Morris kleiner
r. o. vognild. George Hastings,
Alexander Dsvy, Gladys War and
Wesley Lloyd and Miss Katherine
Hunt: Messrs. Louis Wersen, Will
lam Tibbits. Z. T. Short, d. Robert
Smith. S. A. Perkins. Frank Power,
]. W. Bixel, Gunnar Malmim,
Frank s. Baker. and Herbert c.
Ford, the chairman.
At the Reception
While Miss Wasterlain signed
autographs and patiently answered
the innumersble questions which
face every celebrity. 'music-mind-
ed guests gathered in the fire.
place room of the University Union
club for the reception. honoring the
famous musician, who graciously
received in a sweeping black vel
vet dinner gown, the orchids which
she wore matching the wide panel
of lavendar taffeta which encircled
the very full skirt.
Mayor and Mrs. Harry p. Cain
and Mr.. and Mrs Herbert f.. Ford
also received. Mrs. Cain was at
tractive in a chic black velvet and
champagne taffeta dinner frock.
Mrs. Ford In black taffeta. For
her daughters concert, Mrs. Fer
nanda Wasterlain Ashmun chose
Q black lace evening gown.
Noted Present
Noted at the concert and recep-
ton were Mrs. Christen Quevli, sr.,
wearing a smart turquoise toque
with her beige lace and black vel
vet dinner frock; Mrs. Leonard
Langlow, wearing black and
white evening ensemble: Miss Kay
Harshberger. also wearing black
with touches of white; Mr.. and
Mrs. Leo McGavick and their
guest. Lieut.. Ralph J. Smith, Mrs.
McGavick very lovely in white lace.
Among others who attended the
concert and later were guests at
the reception were:
DIR. and Mrs. Horace ]. Whit
acre and Miss Elizabeth Fitch; Mr..
and Mrs. II. r. Maybin, Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell vognild, Mrs. Vognild
wearing a red jacket with a black
crepe frock: Mrs. Homer Tilley.
Mrs. Ada Morissey, Mrs. G. c.
Hastings and Mrs. w. F. Coors,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Power. Mr..
and Mrs. Willem Panman, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. A. Reeves, Mr.. and Mrs.
jay McCune.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Wersen, Mrs.
Wersen in a gown of India red (:
Mr.. and Mrs. f. T. Short, Mr.. and
Mrs. Morris Kleiner. DIR. and Mrs.
o. A, Tingelstad, Mr.. and Mrs
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Daughter Is Born 10
Mr.. and Mrs. Beck

On the birth OF a daughter.
Cornelia Rose, Mr. and Mrs. c. F.
Beck. 7436 so. Puget Sound. are
receiving congratulations. at Ia
coma General hospital, January
is. Grandparents are Mr.. Henry
Beck and Mrs. Nora Mulligan.
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Mrs. Grosser viii
Entertain Auxiliary

Members and friends OF the
Women's auxiliary Of Sixth Avenue
Baptist church will meet Thursday
afternoon. Jan. %. at the home Of
Mrs. +. c. Grosser. 1lO6 So. An
derson ST. China" will be the sub
ject for the study hour which Miss
Edith Mize will conduct.
Mrs. Grosser will be assisted dur
ing the tea hour by Mrs. A W.
Norton. Mrs. L. w. Siegler. Miss
Kitte Walker, Miss Nora Duncan.
Mrs. Vernon Grosser and Mrs. Har-
old Woodwork.
lydia Phelps Tent. D L. Y.
Will meet Thursday in Emerson
hall for noon luncheon with q
business meeting following al ] so
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TRIO. l671
DR.. SAMUEL A. LONG
DENTIST
20 Central So. Cambridge, Mass
DR.. COX, Dentist
$50 MASSACHUSETTS AVE.
CAMBRIDGE
Tel. Kirkland 0596

who can name the "three soaks" who
hinge on Saturday nights and Sunday
morning (bless them) go to church,
You know, some of us think we have
good times going places and having
fun, but did you ever ask the folks to
tell you of the 'times" they had when
Pa was courtin' Main those DAYS
before Junior was even thought of =?
If you want to hear of some wild esca-
pades and fun that was fun-ask ma
she'll make your night-life seem a bit
tame.-Wandering around the boule-
ward, Hassy seems quite lost without
Galesy, who has moved his bed to
Boston. How can Essie get along
without him-or visa-versa, should |
tell Did any of you have the ex-
elusive privilege of meeting DR.. H.
Baker, Attorney Fitz Humphrey, or
"Carmelita" at the testimonial or per-
haps you got an autograph; l did
Gene of W. Medford: one of our lasses
wants to know what happened to YOU
that Sunday; she was very disap-
pointed read in Lucy fish that
Mickey gave up one A. G. for her ofav
big moment. What I'm wondering is
how can you give up something Won
never had pray tell-who from
Camp Edwards is corresponding with
Blonde well, flock, l can't 90 on
forever, SO til next time-HORACE
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1941-02-01
W0BURN

WOBURN, Mass, Jan. 27-Services
at the st. Johns Baptist Church last
Sunday were interesting and very well
attended although the weather was not
ideal and the walking was very bad.
The church school was held at noon
with a goodly number present. The
B.YP.U. was held at $50 p.m.-The
committee on Rev. Roger Williams
sixth anniversary as pastor of the St.
Johns Baptist Church met Thursday
night, Jan. %, at the home of Mr.. Will
liam Plunkett on Everett st. For the
purpose of completing the program
for the celebration beginning Monday,
Feb. 8, in the church.-The Lords
Supper will be served next Sunday
night-Those who are on the road to
recovery are as follows: Mrs. Rose
Kendall of Montvale Ave-, Mrs. Nan
ME Burwell of Everett st. and Mr..
John Fitchett of Union st.
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Union Baptist Church
Rev. Willard L. Clayton, Pastor

Rev. Willard L. Clayton, Pastor
Using as a theme Neglected Gar
dens," Rev. Clayton drew a lesson from
Hoffman's picture of The Christ. Rev.
Holt, former pastor of Green Street
Baptist Church, Melrose, and Rev
Dennis of Chicago, were visitors at
the morning service. Miss Alberta
NJ. Darlington was the soloist.-A tea
was given by the B.YP.U. in the
afternoon. The program consisted of
Arthur Lassiter, Jr., president of the
State B.Y.P.U., invocation; welcome
address, Miss Teresa Jones, president;
scripture reading, Caroline Robinson;
vocal piano solo, Alfred T. Clarke, Jr,
of Boston; violin selections, Willihemia
WoOten, of Boston, accompanied by
Miss Ames; Abiding Realities of the
Christian Life" splendid address by
Mr.. Joseph Maddox of Boston paper;
Miss Blanche Jackson. Assisting at
the tea were the Misses Georgetta
Foster, Beatrice Tanner, Blanche
Jackson and Miss Goode, the B.Y.P.U.
adviser.-A special invitation is ex-
tended to all who have been received
into the church during the pastorate of
Rev. Clayton to be present at the COM
munion service, February 2 The 18th
anniversary service at $3.50. Rev.
Hester, of Twelfth Baptist Church,
Boston, will deliver the sermon with
music by the Eastern Avenue Baptist
Church choir. A tea to Rev. and Mrs.
Clayton will follow the service. On
Monday evening there will be a ban
quet with Mr.. David Lane, as the
principal speaker. Mrs. Olivia S.
Morrison is general chairman of the
Anniversary committee. Deacon Guth-
RE Hodges is chairman of the banquet
committee. Reservations for the ban
quet must be in by February 9th
In the passing of Rev. Jacob W. Pow
ell of 218 Broadway, Maiden, the
church has lost close friend. During
the interim between the death of the
late Rev. S. NJ. Darlington and the
present pastor, Rev. Powell served the
church for a number of months and
has always been ready to serve in any
capacity when called upon. The SYM
pathy of the church is extended to the
widow, Mrs. Powell, and the Powell
family.
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o'clock. The dinner was served in
buffet style. Members of the Trava-
liers Club are: Fred Brown, Henry
Clark, Milton Grazes, Alver Jones, Ed
Lane, VIM. Waters, Herbert Watkins.
The Northern Midwinter concert Of
Girl Reserves held at Mills College
last weekend proved to be trench
dous success.
The program beginning Friday after
noon, included talk by George He'd
ley, followed by a discussion group.
the three representatives from Las
Hildagas Club were Gwendolyn Smith,
Lucy Anne Morrow, Leila Miller and
Miss Justitia Davis, advisor.
A pajama party was held on Friday
night and the main event, an elaborate
banquet celebrating the siXtieth ami
versary of the Girl Reserve Move
ment was held Saturday afternoon. A
demonstration of the modern dance by
the Mills College dancing group was
given Sunday afternoon. The closing
ceremonial ended a very interesting as
we'll as entertaining weekend.
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MASS. AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH
(ReDOrted nv a Memberl

Altho last Sunday was typical win
ter day with the ground covered with
heavy snow it was a banner day for
Mass. Avenue Church. We had the
largest attendance in several years.
1t was the first visit of our former
pastor, Rev. Elmer E. Thompson, as
Sunday guest preacher since he re-
signed as pastor over three years ago.
With fervor and prophetic vision he
delivered stirring sermons on the sub
jects, Restored" and Reclaimed.
At the close Of the morning service
and impromptu reception was held
and the worshippers expressed their
joy and appreciation to have him as
the preacher for the day. He was
unanimously invited back by the pull
pit committee to serve as guest
preacher for Sunday, February % and
March 2. He spoke to a good attend
ance at the evening service.
The preacher next Sunday, Febru-
airy 2, will be Rev. VIM. jackson;
February 9 and 16, Mr.. VIM. H. Mol
bon of Andover and Newton Theo-
logical school will be the preacher.
Among the many worshippers in the
morning service none were more well
coined than Miss Helen B. Lee and her
party consisting of her sister, Mrs.
Blanche Elan, Mrs. Julian Wood, Miss
Marian Hall and a friend whose name
this writer did not get.
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BR0CKTON
Church

Church
BROCKTON, Mass, Jan. 29-
MESSIAH BAPTIST-In the morning
Rev. Guy D. Outflow preached on "The
Busy Life" Sunday School was at
1915 and in the evening the pastor
chose as his subject, "Closed Doors"
LINCOLN CONG.-"The Suficiency
of Gods Grace" was the subject of
Rev. Thomas ]. Bell Sunday morning.
Music was supplied by the Senior and
Junior choirs. In the evening, the
Townsend Club No. was guest of the
church and rendered a very interest
ing program.
Social
The Free Will Club met at the home
Of Mrs. Ophelia Smith where plans
for the year were made and new mem
bers accepted. The hostess served a
very delicious buffet supper. The next
meeting will be at the home of Mrs.
Mary Ann Humphrey.-The Misses
Harriet and Marion Rawlins plan to
leave Saturday to spend the weekend
IN Mount Vernon, N. Y. visiting rela-
tlves.-The Colored Progressive Club
have re-organized and are planning a
social event to be held in the near
future. Watch for the date-A baked
bean supper will be held in the Vestry
OF Lincoln Church Saturday. Come
out and give your support.-ML.C.
Shopping With HOrace-Guess it's
about time | got back to the desk and
pencil. Ye ole Towne has been real
quiet of late. Everyone's sticking
close to home and fireside-guess It
really is kinda difficult to court be-
tween sniffles and sneezes. Around
the Boulevard, the masses are debating
as to whether or not Pegs and Blonde
are engaged. l haven't seen the ring.
but maybe it's one of those things
that's understood Il hear that ali
eyes were turned towards Ruthie when
she left the church (before the SER
wee was over) with those two out-of-
towners. wonder if she knows that
they dropped in to see someone on Bav
Boulevard last Friday, before thew
found their way to 337?-What's this
about Jitterbug Tina and Charlie.
Looks like an old love affair re-awak-
ening or sompin'-a prize to anyone
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1941-02-01
WEST MEDF0RD

WEST MEDFORD, Mass, Jan. 29-
Last Sunday Rev. J. Frederick Bailey
preached most inspiringly on 1.-The
Leanness of Souls" The Junior Choir
sang two beautiful spirituals. At the
evening service was held the annual
youth Mite" sponsored by Shiloh,s
fast progressing B.Y.P.U., at Wnlch
the guest speaker, Rev. Williston Hol-
bert, won the plaudits of all present
by both his singing and preaching on
Encouragement" For music, there
was that celebrated Senior Choir VINO
really did themselves nobly as they
sang into the hearts of all present. A
reading was ably rendered by Marjorie
Valentine while Coral Yancey most
graciously played a piano selection
The Vice President, Ariel Lassiter very
capably acted as Mistress OF Cere-
monies. There were Youths present
from Greater Boston as far as Brock
ton.-Next Sunday, Feb. 2, an After
noon Tea will be given by the SIMON
B.Y.P.U. at the home of Mrs. Ariel
Lassiter, 112 Harvard Ave, commend
ing at 300 pm. Rev. William MalDoh
of Andover Newton Theological Semi
nary is scheduled to be guest speaker
with talent galore from Greater Boston
to entertain. Plan now to come early
to insure yourself of enjoying grand
Sunday evening at 10y
pm. is Communion Time.-A special
Race History program will be spon-
sored by the church school on Sunday
February 9. This will mark the begin
ming of the Annual Race History Week
An attempt must be made by the
Youth to try and attend Sunday
School each and every Sunday after,
noon at 1890. You should come ana
learn how the Bible answers your
modern day problems.
Social
Last Thursday, Jan. %, the churcn
sponsored Turkey Supper that went
over a tremendous success. Over a
hundred suppers were served. Both
white and colored sat at the festive
tables to enjoy and partake in the won
derful food that was served by the
committee and they really deserve a
word of praise for their efficiency IN
both the preparation and serving Of
the supper. Nevertheless, the commit,
tee wishes to thank all who patroniz5ed
their affair last week.-Last Saturday
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