The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-12-14


Bailey 70 Shiloh told his Sun
day congregation not to Let
Their Hearts Be Troubled"
Music was supplied by the Ju-
Nor Choir assisted at the organ
by the new church organist Miss
Marjorie Thompson of Cam
bridge. In the aftern on the
Parent-Teachers Group of the
church presented a very sue
cessful musicale and evangelistic
affair with the proceeds going
towards an equally as successful
CHAR Rally" Next Sunday eve
ming at TOO p. m, December is,
the Shiloh Junior Choir will
present a Christmas pro-
gram Of special music and car
OILS. Come on out that night and
hear the songs of the Xmas sea-
son really sung the way you like
them. On December 20 the Sun
day School will present a pag-
cant called "They That Sit in
Darkness" M re details on that
program will be announced at q
later date.
SOCIAL: This column wishes
to announce that the first in a
series Pianoforte Recitals pre-
senting pupils of Adele M.
Evans was held recently at the
Shiloh Baptist Church. The per-
| formance of the fifteen students
appearing was well appreciated
by the audience. John Murray,
violin student at the New Eng
land Conservatory, ably assisted.
We are pleased to say that Mrs.
Evans, well known in Roxbury
for her success as a plan forte
| instructor, has now formed a
| large class in West Medfrod. Last
Thursday this community was
really treated to as fine a pro-
gram seen or heard in these
| parts for a long time when Mrs.
Faucina Booker and her West
M d ford Teensters presented
their long awaited three act
comedy play, Take A Chance"
that really was worth waiting
for. A fast moving comedy farce
| inv living the circumstances Of
a moderate average family that
has suddenly catapulted to
wealth and society through the
purchase of a sweepstake ticket
only to lose it all by wild specu-
lation and the way those young
sters performed their initial at
tempt the audience was kept in
state of hysteria throughout
the play. The players were Caro-
line IsaacS, Robert Furey, Mary
Booker, Winfred Smith, Ashland
Lee, Gloria BoSfield, Warren
Furey, Joan Rhone, Ernest Phil
lips and Beverly Parham. Let's
have more of this type of en-
tertainment as this community
is sorely in need of such pro-
grams. Anothre group Of teen
ayers, the Cavaliers, are going
to present a musicale and tea
in the near future. Follow this
column for more details of this
event. Monday, December 16,
the West Medford Community.
Club will hold its annual meet
ing at the Center and this meet
ing promises to be one of great
Importance as on the club agen-
da for hte evening will be the
annual election of officers for
the coming year. All members
are urged to attend to support
and elect people to the vacant
offices that will stand for uni
fled and aggressive action. Last
Friday the Community Club pre-
sented is usual Friday night
dance at the Center with out
standing success and will again
present another affair of the
/ same type every Friday night of
this month. We are sorry to
hear that Mr.. John Burrell of
Jerome st. is i'll and sincerely
hope for his recovery.
SPORTS: Our basketball
quintet, the West Medfrod Ram
blers, went down in defeat 20
the Doherty Club Of Medford to
the tune of S6 to 6 last Tuesday
night in a league game. We ex-
the gloom. Hear true hope. Heb.