The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-10-27
M. KOUNTZE
50 Jerome St. = Telephone ARL.

w. Medford, Mass, Oct. % To-
morrow, Sunday, Oct. %, at 10:45 A.
NJ. Shilah Ladies Aid Club invites all
the community, new neighbors and old
residents, to meet and worship to-
gether at special Community Good
Neighbor Service which will be high
lighted with music by the Church
Choir under the direction of Mrs.
George Bailey the Pastors wife, and
an excellent singer in her own right.
The Community is growing fast and
many Of us have yet to become well
acquainted: others have failed to see
one another due to war and other
responsibilities. The occasion to-mor-
row provides an old fashion friendly
get-to-gether for everyone including
our returned veterans. Let's all turn
out tomorrow and make and renew
our faith and friendships
COMING EVENTS
The Medford Column Calendar now
reads as follows: Sunday, Oct. %,
the Good Neighbor Community Pro-
gram at Shiloh. Monday, Oct. %,
Mayor Walter +. Lawrence, Republi-
can candidate for reelection, speaks
at the Community Center Thurs
day, Noxv. l, the Boston Jubilee
Quartette will be presented by the
Lend-A-Hand Club at Shiloh q.
Thursday, Nov. s, the Shiloh Sunday
School Spaghetti Dinner with all the
public invited =. Monday, Nov. y,
all roads lead to the Welcome Home
Serviceman Reception at the Boston
South Armory, so don't you folks
schedule anything for this date be-
cause nobody will be home Now
if we miss out on any of your dates,
folks, don't fail to send them in. Last
week there was mix-up in a program
schedule but all concerned were sincere
and it was simply a misunderstanding.
ELECTION NEWS REVIEW
And now, here is a preyiew of your
Medford City Election ballot which
you will receive Tuesday, Nov 6, at
the Fire Station, Ward Six Polling
station. For Mayor: Walter E. Law
renee (R) and Michael F. Sker8y CD.
Next, you select four of long list Of
Ald.-at-large. Comes next your
choice for Alderman of your own
Ward Six: Anna W. Roberts (R) and
Ted Rose Cd. The School Commit
tee-at-large candidates require 8
choices and they include Lou Pet
ers, edward 6 Aid, Ted Peaslee,
the man you see at the window Of |
that bank uptown and Mrs. Pearl Lar
son, the lady who mas stood firm for
equal rights on the school committee.
Mrs. Margaret Hanson, another
liberal lady, who has Joined us often
in the school campaign is running for
reelection in her ward which can be
voted on by everyone. And there will
be a few simple questions about
certain city officials should be
placed under Civil Service which
seems a mighty good idea if equal
is desired. We will have
more about the political picture next
week and our humble views are simply |
those of a City reporter who has
not Joined any bandwagon and .
who calls 'em as we see 'em. |
If we p i n out certain cam |
it is My on their
known records or aid to the voters OF /
this community. This we believe, is
in our line Of duty.
The Medford Veterans Service !
Center on Swan Street invites all you
local seryicemen to attend the daily
81 evening sessions, A Halloween
Party is planned. On Tuesday mite,
Oct. 80, Don McCardy will wrestle at
the MHS gym benefit show. Sgt.
Roger Green of Jerome Street, one of
the first locals to join the Army Air
force, is hoping to leave the service
soon and continue his technical educa-
ton. Roger, along with Buster Alves,
Dave Hazel, Leo Barros and Charlie
all represented the Air Arm,
Mrs. Adelaide Bryant, Harlem Hospi-
taltal nurse, has returned to New York
after visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Williams. Capt. Hugh H.
Bosheld is now home for good. Mrs.
Doris Wright, wife of PFC. Bill
Wright, now in the Philippines, has
returned from visiting her parents
in Virginia. The So. Armory Well
come Home Veteran Reception Com
mitee needs the donations from clubs
to provide refreshments, Medford