The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-05-10
SHILOH BAPTIST CHURCH

Req. J. Frederick Bailey, Pastor
Preaching a very effective
sermon was the Rev. ]. Freder-
lex Bailey last Sunday and the
Junior Choir sang very sweet
ly two numbers. Subject of the
pastor was based on the late
Wendell WILKES book zone
World" it being entitled zone
Church, One World" Commun-
ion was served Immediately af-
ter the morning service. Don't
forget Prayer Service each and
every Friday evening at 8. The
Annual Sermon of the Lend-A-
Hand Club will be held Sunday
morning, May 18th at 1O:45 at
Shiloh with the fiery and pro-
greSsiye Rev. A. Roger williams
of the Mass. Ave. Baptist
Church, Cambridge the guest
speaker. Shiloh Ladies' Aid
Club presents Clara Henderson
Draper, mezzo soprano, P. Mel
win Draper, tenor, and Ell
Lewis, dramatic reader, in con-
cert on Tuesday evening, May
goth at 8:15 at this church.
Subscription seventy-five cents.
Here Comes the Bride" a beau
tiful pageant, will be given at
the Mass. Ave. Baptist Church,
Cambridge on Thursday, May
18th, 8:15 p m. Refreshments.
SOCIAL: Anna Bobbitt Gard
ner presents a Sunday after
noon Musical featuring Harold
Phillips, pianist; lone Digger,
soloist, and Helen High, reader,
Mothers Day, May 18th at $3.50
o'clock at the Shiloh Baptist
Church. Silver offering. Come
out and support this worth
while effort. Sunday, May Is
from four to five p m Mrs.
Adele Evans will present a
Musical at Shiloh Churh. Sun
day, May 18th, at 2:3O in the
afternoon Medford will cele-
brate citizenship Week" by
means of a parade and special
| program at the Chevalier Aud
itorium of the Medford High
School. Participating in this
effort will be the Boy and Girl
Scouts of this community and
many other representatives of
the various clubs here. The
public is urged to attend.
On Thursday, May 18th at 8
p m the Educational Commit
tee of the West Medford Com
munity Club will present NOV
les at the Center. Such films as
"Ice Capades," Ice Fcllies of
1947, Berlin, Budapest, and Vi
emma before the War, and the
Passion Play of Oberamergau
all for the price of thirty-fve
cents, will be shown. Plan now
to attend. The following Thurs
day, May % this same COM
mittee will present their regu-
lar May Festival which consists
Of the choosing and GROWING
Of the May Queen, the May
Dance and the winding of the
May Pole and the public is cor
daily invited to attend thi slime
spectacle. Admission thirty-five
cents. Honeymooning here at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. Rhone Of Arlington st was
Mr.. and Mrs. Clausell Thomas
of Hartford, Conn, and from
these charming newlyweds
comes the comment that this is
a fine spot for a honeymoon.
Arriving here from Carolinas
was the uncle Of Mrs. Florence
Lovelace of Jerome st in the
person of Mr.. Ezikiah Lock-
wood and he is no stranger
here as he spent an enjoyable
summer here last year. 1t is en-
couraging to hear that Mrs.
Bessie Robinson of Lincoln st is
vastly improved but is still un-
able to receive visitors. Last
Thursday the Entertainment
Committee of the West Medford
Community Club scored it's So
cial hit of the year in form of
a cabaret and dance which
saw a capacity house including
the Mayor and scores of other
political figures. Things got
under way when a scintilating
floor show was presented and
a bevy of local talent really
rocked the house with their
offerings. Mary Banks. an ex-