The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-02-07

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completed his military school
term, happened to drop by the
Hervey School and was immed-
lately pounced upon by the
principal, white teachers and
students who requested him to
address the class, a member of
which is his daughter, Mitzi.
Mrs. Brady, the school princi-
pal just about suspended clas-
seS until Lieutenant Phillips
had addressed the IN t ir e
school, an event worth record
ing in the Medford news par
ade-and those two popular
twins, little Alfred and Ann
Hayes, repeatedly enjoyed a
yer happy birthday party. Papa
Hayes 81 a well known official
of the Medford Cub Scouts who
should be we'll represented in
the Medford Boy Scout Erposi-
ton at the Roberts School to-
day. The Exposition will fea-
ture most of the Boy Scout and
Cub units in Medford, with
special displays of first aid, fire.
making, signaling and wood
craft, Lasting all day, and well
into the evening, the Medford
Scout Exposition is easily avail
able from Medford Square. Tic
ketS are now on sale at a small
cost. A second Scout Rally
sponsored by Boston boys I'M
der leader Earl Smith is sched-
uled for Sunday, Feb. Is, at
Shiloh. Celebrate Scout Week,
by supporting the youngsters in
Americas greatest Peace Army
Whist and Bridge adherents
will be able to relax every
Thursday at the Mems Com
munity Club where weekly prize
tournaments will be held, be-
ginning this week, Feb. 5. The
Community Club is now equipt
with lighting and heat and has
the potential possibilities of
being a regular weekly COM
munity center with improve
mentS which are anticipated
and now that February is here,
don't forget the attractive
Church Bazaar, scheduled for
the 25th and Goth days of the
month-the Four e. Twenty an
nual Basket Rattle gets under
way, Feb. Is, while the Lend-A-
Hand Penney Sale will be held
on Monday. Feb. Is at the w.
Medford Community House.
Those clubs planning Valentine
parties on Feb. a must make
the announcement in n X {
weeks edition-In the sports
world, we hear that Eddie
Digger, former national hur-
dies champion, may compete
again this year, while Medford
H. S. TracksterS under Coach
Henry HORNED has a trio of To-
Gals on the 1912 Squad. They
are Yves Harris Jimmy Sher-
wood and County Digger. Young
Harris is a newcomer to the
community but has lived in
Medford for years. He is a SEN
ior at High School. Sherwood
and Digger will return to Hor-
mel next year when it is expec-
ted they will be joined on the
track squad by two other local
speedsters in Eddie Barnett
and Armand Furey Jr. The
doors are now wide open for
capable Colored track men at
Medford High School but the
boys must expect hard work
and plenty of tin the world
Of Golf, Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Mil
Ter entertained a prominent
golf group at dinner and bridge
last Friday, January 80, Charles
Newman, president of the Bay
State Golf Association; Everett
York. vice president, and the
veteran Bay Slater, Otis Par
ham, all enjoyed an informal
golf meeting.-However we Sus-
pect many important topics
were discussed regarding the
1912 season and perhaps we will
hear more about it later.
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ford news, please aid those re-
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