The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-04-19
Shiloh Baptist Church

Shiloh Baptist Church
Rep. J. Frederick Bailey Pastor
Preaching a most encourage
ing sermon last Sunday was
Rev. ]. Frederick Bailey while
the Junior Choir rendered two
lovely selections. Introduced
at this morning service was the
return of the church bulletin
which will be published weekly
and will be a guide Of the
church services and current
activities. If you have a notice
to be included in this calendar,
kindly contact the Church clerk
on or before Thursday of each
week. Don't forget prayer
meeting Friday evenings at 9
O'Clock. Saturday, April 10, the
Mystic Baptist Church School
Convention meets at Shiloh
from 1920 a m to $50 p m. All
are invited, especially Church
School workers and pupils. A
delicious dinner will be served
at 1890 p m for only ninety
cents. Come and spend the day
with Shiloh. Shiloh Ladies' Aid
Club presents Clara Henderson
Draper, Mezzo Soprano, P.
Melvin Draper, Tenor and FL
ma Lewis, Dramatic Reader, in
concert on Tuesday evening,
May 20, at 8:15 p m at Shiloh.
Subscription 75c. Here Comes
the Bride" a beautiful pag-
cant, will be given at the Mass.
Ave. Baptist Church, Cam
bridge on Thursday, May Is,
BIS p m. Refreshments. -
Confirmed last Sunday, before
a thronged congregation of
Sabbath worshippers, at st.
Bartholomew Church, Cam
bridge, over which Rev. Ken
meth Hughes presides, was Miss
Jean FUR Of Arlington st. Also
chriStened at this high service
were little Jerry Lyman FRS
bee, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Fris-
bee OF Arlington st and Cecil
Francis and Judy Phillips, son
and daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Cecil Phillips also of Arlington
st. Guest speaker at this i'm
preSSiye service was the noted
and Liberal DR.. Clark Foreman,
head of the Southern Confer
ence of Human Welfare.
ATTENTION: On Monday
April 81, from 4 to 6 p m the
Educational Committee of the
West Medford Community Club
will entertain all school chill
dren of this community at the
Center Children from ten
years up are invited. Well here
it is - yes, a TURKEY SUP
PIPER will be given by the Daft
fodil Philanthropic Club on
Thursday, April "a, at Shiloh
Baptist Church and the price is
only $1.00. Get your tickets now
so that this organization will
know how many to plan to feed
and the charitable work of this
club is worthy Of all your sup
port. Visiting here last week
from New York was Mrs. Belva
OYerton, former head nurse at
the Providence Hospital, a Job
she held until her retirement.
She stayed at the home of Miss
Estelle Coleman. Another visi-
tor to our fair community was
Miss Jane Morgan of Williams
town, Mass, and she was the
guest of the Lovelaces of Jer-
ONE st. Returning home from
hospital last week was the
popular Mrs. Kenneth Grant
and baby Carolyn Martha and
mother and child are doing
fine. Returning home from an
enjoyable stay in Newark, N. j.,
with her daughter-in-law and
grandchild was Mrs. Mabel
Stokes of Jerome st. FLASH
Thursday, May IS, at the Cen
ter the Educational Commit
tee will present movies namely
the Ice-capades, Ice follies.
Germany and Austria before
the war, and others. Admission
will be 35c.
SPORTS: Next week the Mys-
tic Valley Bowling League will
bowl their husbands in a spec
ial match at the Arlington Al
leVS The DukpS Climb have