The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-10-26


Taking a Ship to Tarshis"
was the fine Sunday morning
sermon of Pastor ]. Frederick
Bailey on his return from his
vacation last week. A most APP
preciatiye congregational was
on hand to greet the Pastor
and to hear the music of the
Shiloh Choir. Sunday School
supt Arthur Lassiter was joined
by another war veteran, ex-
pharmacist mate Cortland
Digger, who volunteered to be-
come a teacher last Sunday. 1t
is hoped more veterans will
participate in church work. A
mixed assembly of Shiloh
School and Center Bible class
students under Mrs Blanch
Puryear, Mrs Alice ISaacs and
Mrs Lena walker were guests
at the w Medford Baptist
Church, Rev Dollotf, pastor,
last week in a program toward
the city wide unity Of Pro
testant churches mentioned
here last week, The youngsters
enjoyed themselves thoroughly
and several parents attended.
One youth suggested a revival
of Shiloh athletic teams such
as st Raphoel st Josephs and
fremont Temple Brotherhood
now featured, Shiloh once had
the Honor Club which won the
baseball championship of the
Mystic Baptist Union over NAL
den, w Newton, WiWnchester
and other clubs. There is talk
of a Shiloh bowling team this
winter. We'll, all of this can be
discussed during the Shiloh
GOOD Neighbor" program this
coming Sunday when all Med
fordites, old and new, and re-
gard ess as to what church you
attend, are asked to join to-
gether and meet one another
and sort of get acquainted all
over again. You know, this
Good Neighbor idea is just
what every community needs
and in years to come we may
adops that radio program idea
of presenting orchids or some
thing to the best good neigh
Dor each year. The veteran
should all be out tomorrow and
the speaker is going to be Maj
or Robert Smith, former Hav-
Grill pastor who served as
chaplain with the end Division.
The Ladies' Aid Club must be
commended for keeping our
church abreast of the times
and at its rightful place in the
community. SO don't forget to
be a good neighbor and attend
shiloh's Good Neighbor Com
munity program tomorrow.
The Lend-A-Hand Club an
nounces a big Penney Sale
wednesday, Nov 6 at 2O8 Arl-
| ington st, a feature Of which
will be a Thanksgiving
Basket of items associated with
the big dinner, many of which
are scarce or difficult to buy.
The ladies let me take a look
in the sales items and we saw
maple syrup, canned beans,
soap, tissues, white sugar, and
/ a lot of other groceries at q
big bargain chance. On Friday
evening, NOV 8, or two days lat
er, the w Medford Community
Center will offer an old fash
| Toned Harvest Moon dance for
older residents of Medford and
vicinity. The program will fea-
ture waltzeS and songs that
mother and dad used to, and
will still enjoy, and there is
going to be a grand prize draw
ing and fine time for our
adult citizens and those who
can appreciate a good orderly
evening of recreation. A Med
ford vet, we'll known to read
ers, has submitted an appeal
for more veterans to join the
Center where he believes there
is much opportunity for COM
munity work a dnimprovement.
To merely criticize, he says, is
only Sinking ones duty. 1t is
better to join and try to bet
ter conditions. Speaking of vet