The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-01-25

the support of the Youth Pro-
gram of this community. The
West Medford Community Club
met at the Center last Monday
for their annual meeting and
the new officers took over the
business Of the evening and
from all indications 1t looks like
a banner year for the Com
munity Center and the dreams
of those civic minded citizens
will have been reached when we
will be blessed with a real COM
munity home for our children.
At this meeting the former
President Leon Furr was pre-
sented with a beautiful desk
lamp for the faithful and con-
scientious service he rendered SIS
head of the West Medford Com
munity Club. Watch for a three
day Bazaar or Mardi-Gras affair
to be given in February by the
Community Club. Follow this
column for complete details Of
this novel event. Talking about
the unusual, the Veterans Club
is working on a project that will
take this ole burg by storm and
the people will be discussing 1t
for months afterwards.
SPORTS: The young Cavaliers
basketball team scored their
third straight triumph last Sat-
urday when they trounced the
Medford Tornadoes by an over
whelming score of 34-4 in the
city league. This young group Of
baSketeers, coached by the ever
popular Walter Isaacs, now has
four wins and two losses to their
credit and Saturday they tackle
the Medford ]. C. C.s. Of course
the West Medford women bowl
ers in the form OF the Mystic
Valley Women's Bowling League
are still running along and from
all reports there is a consider
able notice of improvement in
the bowling technique. The five
highest women are Virginia
LETTERS, Josephine Phillips, Al
lyce Rose, Ruth Sherwood and
Flossie Lassiter. Leading in
practically every department in
this league are the Falcons"
with the following roster: Capt.
Ruth Sherwood, FloSsie Lassiter,
H. johnson, Barbara Bell and P
Lanier. Still outstanding in the
league as far as individual high
score is concerned are Virginia
Jeffers and Josephine Phillips.
Faucina Booker, President Of
the Bowling Club wishes to an
nounce that all members of the
league should be present eacn
Friday night at the Arlington
Alleys for the best bowlers will
be picked from all the teams to
compete against some outside
opponent at a future date. -
r. c. S.
STROLLING ALONG BY MR..
x: What cat really blew his top
last week when friend of his
told him that Mr.. x had scooped
him in the column only to find
out later that his name did not
appear. What former officer
called, Chicken" is lamenting
over the love of a former service
Florence Nightingale? Did Lord
Chesterfield" actually discard
his role for good or is it tenn
porary? What former glamour
cat that lives on Jerome st. has
decided to become interested in
the meat business? Can 1t be
love that drives this casanova
to work? Ole Johnnie Brent still
AYERS that real Southern Com
fort can be found in Lynn these
days. What former news re-
porter for a rival paper continu-
ally stays in the perennial dog
house these days or is 1t really
his fault? One of the most over
looked ideal couples is none
other than that of Kay and
Rudy. Wonder where Sammy
White has disappeared. Could it
be Winchester. Seen out here
last Friday was the popular Lucy
Of ]. P. and I wondre what hap
pened to her tall escort of the
week before. without him she
still seemed to be holding her
own and she seems to have a
way about her that all the boys
like. Well, 1 guess I'll sign off
now and save some until next
week. Don't forget the Vets
Dance on the 31st at the Center.
See you there. 1 hpoe.-Mr. x.