The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-04-17
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Anywhere in Boston and Suburbs
IF you aim for nothing you
are sure to hit nothing" eau
toned Pastor Shealey in his
splendid sermon last Sunday
urging us all to direct our lives
in the right direction. The report
of the Friday Installation will be
given next week. Miss Marguerite
Pinkston, clerk of the church,
has forwarded an advance re-
lease of the coming Fiftieth Shi-
lob Anniversary celebration next
month. 1t will begin May 4, a
Tuesday, with Minister'S Night
during which all church minis
tiers interested, are urged to at
tend the Jubilee Sermon to be
delivered by Pastor Shealey. OF
course, the public is invited to
the entire four day program
program. Now the second day,
May 5, Wednesday, will be Com
munity Night during which the
various clubs and organizations
Of the community will present
the program and the main
speaker will be Mr., Leon Fur, a
member of the Medford City
Planning Board and a Board
member of the Community Cen
ter who will speak on the Church
and Community. This night will
Feature various community art
lists and talent, including the w.
ford Girls Chorus, directed by
Mrs. Evans; Mr.. Fred C. Wright,
and Others to be named later.
AL clubs ares asked to volunteer
talent. Next will be Banquet
Night, on May 6, a Thursday,
with guest speaker, DR.. Isaac
Higgenbottom, general secre tary
of the Boston East On this night
Miss lone Digger and other art
lists to be named, will feature
the evening. The Banquet menu
will be excellent, with caterer
service, and you are urged to
make reservations aarly as only
about 500 can be provided for.
Now tickets cover the banquet,
speakers and artists as well as
contribute to the church. SO get
your Banquet Night ticket from
Mrs. HortenSe LaSsiter. The rest
of the four day program will be
in the GUARDIAN next week.
The Shiloh Ladies' Aid third an
nual Spring Concert will be pre-
sented Tuesday April 27, featur-
ing A. Lawrence Cartier, bari
tone, following his concert tour
in New York. Mr.. Cartier, a four
year Navy veteran. was outstand-
ing as a musician in the service.
He is considered a most promiS-
ing concert artist. Miss Ina
Braithwaite will be the accomp-
lished pianist and Miss Elma
Lewis win present dramatic
Reserve this date. See
Mrs. Faucina Booker or other
committee members for tickets
today. We understand Mr.. Car
tier is a neighbor from nearby
Allston.
Symphony Hall last Sunday
was well crowded by patrons who
heard PM Sedalia Singers of the
famous Charlotte Hawkins
Brown school Of North Carolina.
And Medford's Rufus o. Brent,
director of the college chorus,
saw the dream Of every musician
finally come true, the big mo-
ment of personally directing a
musical program at Boston Sym
phony Hall. We don't know what
the future may hold for Rufus
Brent but we do know he was a
very happy young man last
week. Many Medfordites sat in
on this, his latest triumph and
all of us wish him continued
success. And the Junior Matron
Fashion Show at the Commune
ity Center was also quite a sue
cess, topped by the Wedding
Party featuring Mrs. Elsie Oliver,
bride, and Mr.. Robert Booker,
groom. The bridesmaids were
Mrs. Martha Booker and Mrs.
Eleanor Puryear and all were ar
rayed in the proper and finest of
wedding costumes, making quite
a hit with the crowd. Other at
tractive models who participated
included Mesdames Lena Phil
lips and daughter, Judy; QUEEN