The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-09-15

his vacation and the Sunday
School again in session, Shiloh
enthusiastically began the 1915
fall and winter season and the
BYPU will open tomorrow. Supt
PinkSton has issued an invita-
ton for more Intermediate and
senior students and a call has
come from the Community Gen.
ter for children 70 register for
many new activities now being
planned. The Center announces
an old fashion Fried Chicken
Dinner on Sept. 9th, the first
such p2latable presentation
since the war. All the local cook
experts will be back to make
this a success. Some day we'd
like to devote a column to Med
ford's Unsung colored cooks in
Guiding the late Ma Jones whose
specialties lured this reporter
to her kitchen many times.
Then there was Babe Warren,
Bill Alderman, Pill Henry, to
name a few others. A long list
have won city-wide acclaim.
Mayor Lawrence has launched
a back to school plea in Med
ford and Rep Mike Skerry has
been instrumental in having the
Mystic River sprayed with the
DOT from wellington Bridge to
the Winchester line to protect
the people in the river valley
from infantile paralysis. Dug
ger Park has regained the Med
ford Park track championship
as a result of tn? annual Play
ground Field Day closing day
activities held last week at
Playstead Park. Ray Lambert
and Rodney Chisholm won the
SO yard dash titles in the Boys
$40 and HIP year class re-
spectively with William Mer-
riman winning a second place
in the latter event. The point
totals as we get them edged out
OF both Tufts anJ Barry parks.
In view of the lack Of equip
ment and facilities, our local
instructors, Mrs Vivien Fisher
and Miss Portia Digger per-
formed an excellent job and we
now learn that 1890 has been
appropriated for tennis courts
at Craddock School site and
Digger Park. Mr. and Mrs Wes-
ley Robinson, ST. have announc.
ed the engagement of their
Louise Marie to BM
&c Harold M Boardley j, son
Of Mr. and Mrs Harold M Broad
ley Jr, son of Mr. and Mrs Ear-
old M Boardley Of Winchester,
Sgt Oliver Harris. hubby of the
former Dorothy Brown Of 16R
Jerome st is home on a fur
Tough. The couple with their
two year old daughter have
been visiting the relatives of
Sgt Harris in Washington, D c.
afr and Mrs Bellamy of New
York are visiting their daugh-
ter, Mrs Inez Hazel of Jerome
st. Young Stanton and Kitty
Bowen have returned from a
months vacation at summer
camp. Mr. cell Phillips of Phil
adelphia is visiting relatives Of
Bower st. Little Henryce Hous-
ton enjoyed her 18th birthday
with party last week. Speaking
with ex-Lieut George Walker.
formerly of the U S Airforce, he
tells me he is planning to at
tend Columbia where he will
study law. More of our veter-
ans should take advantage of
educational opportunities. So
far, George Walker and Dave
Hazel are the only ex-veterans
I've talked with who have CON
tinued their education careers.
Last week we had the happy OPP
portunity to meet Lieut.. Lloyd
Parham, his wife and two boys
as a friend drove them to Med
ford to visit his parents. While
rot yet able to get around much
on his own power, Lloyd is
and good naturally
slow progress to recov-
cry. 1t certainly was good to see
him in the old home town. Well,
the City OF Medford has grant,
ed your reporter 4 renewal IL
cense to operate an employment