The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-03-08

HHEEzEzEEHH III BH@MA NHRREEI
Drawing the elements last Sun
day was a fairly thronged con-
gregation to hear Rev. J. Fred
erick Bailey preach a most eff
fective sermon. Communion was
served after the regular morning
service. Make plans now to at
tend the pew Rally" sponsored
by the Ladies Aid of Shiloh the
fourth Sunday in March.
SOCIAL: The concert of the
season will be held on Tuesday
evening, March IS at Shiloh
when the Lend-A-Hand Club
will present John Dixon, tenor,
assisted by Marion Tyler, So
prano. It may be remembered
that Mr.. Dixon, a student at the
Symphony Conservatory, was the
famous "Silver Masked Tenor"
of radio fame. Those wishing to
be included by having their
names appear on the patrons
list should contact Immediately
member of the committee
namely, Mesdames, States, Bos-
field, Fisher, Dorothy Parham
/ or Hayes. Well, the time has ar
rived for next Monday March 10,
the alumni Of the famed Com
pany K of the 372nd Infantry
will hold their initial reunion in
the form of a "StagfeSt" at the
South Armory. All kinds of en-
tertainment have been planned
and it behooves all former men
of this organization to get their
tickets early if they want to be
included in the fun. Get your
tickets from the following agents
of West Medford, namely Robert
Booker Warren Evans or Elmer
Kountze. On Thursday evening
at $3.50 sharp, March 20, the
Girl Scouts of this community
will present a play called, High
Jinks at HOLSTER" to be held at
the community center with the
admission be ing thirty five
cents. AS hard as their scout
master, Veronica Lanier, has
been working with this troop
everyone of this ole burg should
not hesitate to support this
worthwhile venture. Speaking of
the Girl Scouts we have within
their ranks a newly organized
drum and bugle corps and they
being the following: Drums:
Harriet Rose, Carolyn Neal,
Nancy Lassiter, and Marie Josey.
Bugle: Nancy, Shirley and Mar
guerite Jones. The corps meet at
the armory on High Street near
Medford Square on Thursday at
3;45 after which time they re-
port to the Center for scout
meetings. On Thursday, March
27, at $50 p. m. the Educational
Committee Of the West Medford
Community Club will present
FREE MOVIES at the Center;
the movies being donated by the
Bell Telephone Company. Billed
as an outstanding hit the Daft
fodils Club presented a well done
play entitled Among Us Girls"
and it left all holding their sides
at the completion of this man
less comedy. Appearing in this
merry event was Mrs. Edna Phil
lips, Anna Finley, c. Frisby,
Alyce Rose, and Mary Banks. A
dance was held Immediately af-
forwards. For the event that you
have been waiting for plan now
to reserve a date sometime IN
April for a mammoth cabaret to
be held by the West Medford
Community Center. A late flash
tells of the Easter Pageant, THE
Alabaster Box" to be presented
by the Church school Of Shiloh
Easter night. Make plans now to
attend. Now that we are repre-
scented on the Park Commission
we should try and find out why
Digger Playground can't be open
this year as a regular park with
qualified instructor supervis-
ing the activities there. Don't
forget that the season for Trout
Fishing commences on April
18th.
STROLLING ALONG WITH
MIR. X 49, Bobby Furey is better
known these days as Cool
Breeze" and they tell me that
this lad has a technique that