The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-03-01
1874 JEROME ST.


Rev. j. Frederick Bailey, pastor
Last Sunday Shiloh Baptist
Church and the West Medford
Community Club presented al
joint service with the Rev.
Branch of the st. Johns Bap-
fist Church of Woburn as guest
minister and his inspiring mes
sage found its way into the
hearts Of a fairly large congre-
cation Of Sabbath worshippers.
The Junior Choir rendered the
selections. Make plans now to
attend the pew Rally" Spon-
sored by the Ladies Aid Of shi-
lob, the fourth Sunday in March.
SOCIAL: Thursday and Fri
day, March 6 and 7, the West
Msdford Community Club will
present a "Bazar" at the Center
and already the members Of the
committee have surprises in
store for all that attend. This is
a definite must for all and your
support of this mamoth under
taking will not only aid you but
the worthy ideas and principles
upon which this organization
was founded. The concert of the
season will be held on Tuesday,
March 18th at Shiloh when the
Lend-A-Hand Club will present
John Dixon, tenor, assisted by
Marion Tyler, soprano. 1t may
be remembered that Mr.. Dixon,
a student at the Symphony Con-
seryatory, was the famous "SilA
yer Masked Tenor of radio
fame. Those wishing their names
to appear on the patron list
should contact Immediately a
member of the committee name
ly: MesdameS States, Bosfield,
Fisher, Dorothy Parham or
Hayes. Yes, the time is drawing
night to a close when all former
alumni of Company K, 372nd In
fantry can get their tickets TO
the "StagfeSt" to be held at the
South Armory on Monday, March
10. Entertainment has been
rounded up from all the night
clubs of Boston and particularly
one act of two charming sepia
dancers that will bring down
the house. Get your tickets now
and agents for West Medford
are Robert Booker, Warren
Evans and Elmer Kountze. Last
Saturday, WaShington's Birth
day a fine representation of the
younger social lions of this ole
burg really tripped the light fan
tasy at the Bucks of America
Officers Assn" annual Military
Ball and needless to say a wal
lpoing good time was had by all
Those present from here were
the following: Captain Ernest
Phillips escorting the glamorous
Gloria Taylor, 1t. Ray Parham
with Alberta Nelson and Vivian
Fisher, 1t. william Phillips, with
combat kerchief and all, with
his charming wife Edna, and in
his party were Mr.. and Mrs. FL
bert Hayes. 1t. Walter Sherwood
and his party consisting of Mr.
and Mrs. Philip divers and Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Maddens. 1t
Kenneth Grant and Mrs. Gladys
Willis, and of course yours truly
and Miss Josephine Phillips
Doing a solo was the 1t. William
Josey and from all observation
he wasn't solo long before, he
had company. All in all it was
really a fine affair and needless
to mention a fine time was en-
ioyed by all Oh yes also very
much present were Warrant Of
ficer Sheldon and his wife and
speaking Of him, he really did
grand job on the decorations Of
the armory for the occasion.
Spending a very enjoyable week
end in New York was Miss Dor
othy Griffith of Arlington Street,
Celebrating quietly their elev-
enth wedding anniversary last
week were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
lyn Booker of Jerome Street and
it's really a fine treat to know
that long welded bliss acn be
enjoyed by young couples as well
as ones of our parents. Recover
ing from a bad cold that con-
fined him to bed is Mr.. Edward
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