The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-09-28

W MEDFORD, Mass, Sept. %
Church School has opened
under new Supt Arthur LASH
ter, World War II veteran. In
his sermon subject "Consecra-
tion," last Sunday, guest min
lister, Rev Clifford Miller, pas
tor of New Hope Baptist church
in winchester, emphasized the
fact that people must conse-
crate their days toward doing
a good job and living a good
life. How wen that applied to
the late Rev E E Thompson
and many others of our friends
who have gone on to other
planets. Choir soloist last Sun
day was Miss lone Digger who
sang the deeply religious spir-
itual, "When I've Done the
Best I Can" and the always
popular, whispering Hope"
Evening services were held and
will be repeated every fourth
Sunday. Next Sunday, tomor-
row, the guest minister at Shi-
lob will be the beloved Rev
William Smith, formerly of
Winchester, now pastor of the
Western Avenue Baptist church.
Choir soloist Sunday will be
Miss Gloria FUR. The Choir
will make its initial appear
ance soon, the first Sunday in
october and it began practice
this week under the expert d.
rection of Mrs Bailey whose eff
forts were highly praised re-
Gently by Mr. Schoonmaker,
musical director of Medford
public schools. Now with the
war over and male voices avail
able in abundance our local
choirS may gain added fame.
Some veterans could possibly
form quartetteS plus a pianist,
on the Southernaire pattern.
Such a unit would gain city
wide popularity. So would a
Soldiers Choir. The indoor
season offers many musical ad-
ventures for those willing to
start practice. See Mrs Bailey.
The Mystic Baptist Union will
hold a banquet here next
month. Tickets are on sale.
And here is your club news: A
Pokino Party will be held We'd
nesday, Oct 4, at the home of
Mrs Minnie Ross, 104 Jerome
st as the first current season
affair of the Daffodil Club
which will hold it's next meet
ing wednesday, Oct 9, at the
home of Mrs Phillips, As Bower
st.
The Lend-A-Hand Clubs an
nual outing was held Sept 18th
at Chickland at Saugus with an
excellent time reported by all.
Among those who attended
were many guests. The mem
bers included MesdameS Lena
walker, club president; Carrie
Sherwood, Ella Smith, MadeI-
inc Digger, Hortense LaSsiter,
Vivien Fisher, Marion Parham,
Iva FUR, Dorothy Kountze, Al
ice Hayes, Katherine Isaacs,
Thelma Henderson, R o e
States, Harriet Darden, Helen
Lightfoot, Pauline Colbert.
Guests included Mrs Lucy
Boone, mother of Helen Green;
Mr. Darden, Mr. Arthur Lassiter
and Mr. Alexander Henderson.
The Four & Twenty Club held
its recent meeting at the home
of Mrs Dorothy Parham. Am
ong the seasons plans ANNOUNCE
ed was a schedule calling for
bowling twice a month. The
first session was held this week.
Bowling is a fine conditioner,
especially for winter months.
The popular Rams A c, coach
ed by Everett's athletic star,
Gil Walker, has signed up sew
eral Medford players for the
club football season which Of
f1cially opens early next motnh.
Home games will be played at
Digger Park and the GUARD
IAN will feature game reports.
Among Medfordites who are
expected to play for the Rams
this year are halfbacks Barney
and Paul Alves, Sammy White
and Eddie Barnett. Warren