The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1946-03-09
West MealfOrh

M. KOUNTZE
50 Jerome St. = Telephone ARL.

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w. MEDFORD, Mass, March
5 - Pastor Bailey preached on
the attraction of the true
church to all the people. re-
CARELESS Of race, creed, color or
social class. Christ mingled
with the pious and the sinners
alike. the poor and the rich. he
served them all. Rev Alexander
Henderson of the Oakland st.
Baptist Church where Pastor
BaileT was guest speaker, has
been so pleased with the pro-
gress of Shiloh that he has in
vited Pastor Bailey and the
Shiloh Choir to be guescts at
Oakland Baptist this Sunday
in another fine inter-racial
program. There will also be a
Parent-Teachers meeting Mar
81, sponsored by the Sunday
School with a special program
Tor the purpose Of aiding par
ents toward sending children to
Shiloh Church School for vital
religious training. Former Supt.
Ralph J. Banks participated in
the recent Attacks Day pro-
gram.
SPRING CONCERT
Tickets are now on sale for
the first annual Spring Concert,
an elaborate musical program
being sponsored by the Shiloh
Ladies Club for Tuesday even
Ing, April 81, at Shiloh. Fea-
tured on the brilliant program
will be the popular southern
singing artists, Ruth E Ellison.
soprano, and her husband
Henry c Ellison, baritone, who
came here from Atlanta. Ga.
with a fine reputation for orig
inal and distinctive singing of
the songs we love and only as
some Southerners can interpret
them. But that isn't all. Ada
Barco, the peoples own choice
as one of the best dramatic
readers in New England, will
return to please her many Med
ford admirers, and accompan-
list, Gladys Perdue, will also
come in for her share of ac-
claim. Tickets may be secured
from Mrs J Frederick Bailey
founder and president, or any
member of the Ladies Aid Club.
Attorney Joseph "Joe" Mitchell
OF Boston scored a tremendous
hit with those who heard him
address the Medford Parent
Teachers meeting last week.
The Daffodil Dance will be pre-
Sented next Thursday evening.
March IA, at the Community
Center and many Medfordites
enjoyed the Cabaret and Dance
at the South Armory last week.
Mr. and Mrs Glendon Bryant of
New York have been visiting
their relatives, Mr. and Mrs ] B
Williams, OF Jerome st and we
are glad to report that Mrs.
Williams, who suffered a recent
fall, is well on her way to re-
covery. Mr. Bryant was taking
it easy in his back stage loung-
ing robe when saw him this
week prior to his Boston open
ing as star Of the Billy Rose
stage success, Carmen Jones, at
the Shubert Theatre. The pop
ular Glen, who is a member of
the N Y Police Force and his
Hospital, continue to select
Hospital, continue to select
Medford as the best city for
their rest and summer vaca-
tons. They've just completed a
long theatrical run at Pitts
burgh, Chicago, Cleveland and
Toronto. Well, it looks like it
pays to advertise in THE
GUARDIAN. That ten pound
sugar reward offered here by
Mr. Clarence Rhone for the
identification of the person &C
cused of a poultry theft has
been rewarded, according to Mr.
Rhone who says he wonders
why the person took his stock
when there was some nearby.
The mention here of an apart
ment for rent also drew inquir-
les from readers. Does anybody
want to offer a reward of ten
pounds of butter?
Teen Age NeWS
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