The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-05-22
West MedhfOrd
lis jerome Street Arlington 5455-R
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state. Moreover, the Center Is
considering a pre-school or nurs-
cry plan of its own for young
sterS 3-5 years old. For an infor-
native and educational evening
please reserve next Wednesday
night at the Center. And the first
annual Center May Day Party
and Growing of kings and
queens will take place on May
3lSt. Any youth TIA years old
is eligible to compete on a tick
ct sale basis. That is, the girls
and boys selling the most tick
cts will be chosen queens and
kings in proportion. The high
est king and queen will receive
a cash prize. Everyone who par
ticipates will attend the May
Party. Now you can get your
tickets right away at the Center
if you have parent or guardian
consent. Further details and di-
rectionS will be provided at the
Center. Mrs. Puryear is in
charge of this program, assisted
by committee members. Reports
on all tickets must be in by Fri
day, May 20, at 8 o'clock. The
First Unitarion Church of Med
for, Rev. Dale Richardson, pas
tor, has presented 65 double seat
chairs to the Community Center,
a fine gesture of goodwill. The
gift was made with the coopera-
ton of Doc Williams of 1856 Jer-
ONE st. Coming Center attrac-
tons include the June 18th Baby
Carriage and Bicycle Parade, so
start working on 'em, folks. The
July 4th Field Day is also being
planned. The Children's Museum,
Boston, was recently visited by
the Center Brownie troop. Six
teeen girls accompanied Mrs.
Marguerite Pinkston. Medford
Girl Scout leaders and commit
tee enjoyed a recent picnic and
outing at the Fells Girl Scout
Camp. Among those who enjoyed
the outing were Miss Veronica
Lanier, and MeSdames Alice Is
aacS, Dorothy Kountze and Mar
guerite PinkSton. And, at the N.
E, Girl Scout May Festival at
the Shell on the Charles, repre-
sentativeS of local troop 20 also
participated. Among those who
sang in the all Girl Scout Che
rus were Anne Hayes and Gym
thia Isaacs. So, these Girl Scout
and local Brownies are really
taking part in everything and
they have fine leaders. The Med
ford Civilian Air Patrol for boys
1913 years meets each Thurs
day, tbs p m at Lincoln Jun
ior H. S. on Yale st. The Patrol
wants more members. 1t has it's
own trainerplane and belongs to
a rife target association. All
boys whose school marks are
good on the average, and who
want to learn aviation should
join now. The Patrol wears uni
forms. Medford phones go on dial
system after May 30th. The Med
ford Y. c. Boys League of 10
clubs opened the 1948 Baseball
season this week., Monday. ALI
seven wards are represented in
the League as usual, plus clubs
from st. Raphael, the Center,
lads representing the VF'W, the
Legion, the Fauci Post and XII
wants. 1t looks like a tough bat
tie and the locals will need the
best talent available.
The new Medford Gilchrist
Woolworth, Grant shopping area,
due to open next year on River
side ave, will hile local employees.
Those interested are urged to get
their bids in early. Our sick list
has included Mr.. Armand Furey,
ST., and Mr.. Charles Booker, both
now on the way to recovery. We
regret TO hear that Mrs. Lena
Jubrey of Arlington st recently
suffered the loss of her oldest
sister.