The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-03-23

ID ~ 6OOuueSS III OllSApCSN-
ed Places" was tie sermon sub
ject Of Pastor Bailey last sun
day at the Shiloh morning SER
vices which were attended by
visiting soldiers from New Jer-
sey. Don't forget your tickets
for the April 80 Spring Concert
sponsored by the Ladies Aid
Club, Mrs Bailey president. We
are informer that Shiloh will
soon have a new public rela-
lions writer to work with the
press regarding church news.
This is a modern step which
should be taken by all local Or
CARNATIONS.
LEND-A-HAND TEA
A fine array of talent has
been assembled for the Lend-a-
Hand Club Musical Tea, tomor-
row, Sunday, at 3 p m at Shi-
lob Baptist Church, including
the soldier quartette which was
in the borning church attend
ance among the boys from New
Jersey. Hearing those CTS sing
alone will be a special treat and
Lend-a- Hand patrons will en-
JOY this special Sunday treat.
The Lend-a-Hand Fashion
Show and Dance, booked for
April a, still invites the par
ticipation of all interested per-
sons. Simply phone Arl O32OW
and leave your name with Mrs
Iva FUR, the Fashion Show
| program chairman. If you have
some dress or costume or can
help in any way, pick up your
phone and help the Lend-a-
Hand lend a helping hand to
others. Wonder if any men are
| going to wear top hats and tails
in the show this year? The
Medford Community Council,
composed Of Medford churches,
clubs, civic and social organi-
cations of all races, creeds and
colors has met recently and the
Family and Child Care division
of the Council is launching a
concerted drive to obtain tenn
porary or permanent homes for
children of families affected by
the war, parents away on jobs
or other causes. Anyone wishing
to aid this worthy project
| should contact Mrs Florence
Lovelace, Mrs Portia Bosfeld or
Mrs Carrie Booker, all appoint
ed, phone-available, conflden-
tial representatives from this
area. A suitable fee for those
caring for the children will be
! arranged. Mr. and Mrs Charles
! Booker are now at their new
! address at % Jerome st. Mr. Otis
Parham of Lincoln st was much
improved this week after a re-
cent illness, and, we're happy to
report that Mrs Lanier Of Jer.
ONE st is also much improved
We understand that Chef Lam
Ter may come this way soon
and we extend welcome home
to the popular printer, jim
Lassiter, long on duty In the
ETC, Miss Miriam Harris, niece
of Mrs Dorothy Kountze, is al
smiles these days over her COM
ing marriage to Richard Gaines
of Everett, recently home from
the army. Mr. and Mrs Wallace
Mofitt of Worcester were recent
visitors here and are great
boosters of Medford. This weeE
we met two ex-Army Airforct
10 CTS in Roger Green Of JeJrom'
! st and Leo Barros, eX-scout'
master of Troop Eleven anC
then we bumped into 1t. Erni'
Phillips still in uniform, hom'
I visiting relatives. Ali looked
well and in all cases have pu
on weight. The Civic Affair
| Committee of the Communit,
Center, Mr. G E Edmunson
chairman ,ha made a splendi'
debut into the vital field Of cor
recting social evils affectinl
Colored Americans. This com
mittee sent a timely and stron
protest against Rep. Taylor o
/ Quincy last week, demandin
that Taylor be ousted in spit
of his forced apology. The com
mittee chairman also last wee
appointed Mrs Sarah Schencl