The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-10-23
W. MEDFORD
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lie rev. LlyOu ". ADerCTOHlple
of Boston was Shiloh guest min
lister last. Sunday. Church Rally
envelopes are now available and
will be due the fifth Sunday. The
Rev. c. L. Miller will be guest
minister tomorrow. The mar
riage of Miss Alyce Booker to Mr..
Edgar Fulton Colson, Jr., took
place October IA, last week
Thursday, with Rev. Mr.. Smith
officiating. Mrs Eaucenia Booker,
sister7in-law of the bride, was
matron of honor and Mr.. Alfred
Bellel1y was best man. Mr.. r.
Booker, brother of the bride,
gave his sister away. The newly
WedS will be at home November
5 at So Jerome ST., West Medford.
Pfc, Carl Barnette, stationed
with the US. Army in Germany
arrived home by plane, following
the passing of his mother. Pri-
vate Barnette's plane had to
make a stop enroute and he ar
rived too late for the funeral.
Popular City Clerk George Has
sett HIS been named on the
Board of Directors of the W.
Medford Cooperative Bank, Har-
ward ave.
Medford organizations are re-
quested to send in all advance
news Of coming Halloween par
ties. Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Ian
Ter, ST. and family with Mrs.
Dorothy Kountze as their guest
spent an enjoyable weekend at
Grafton, Vermont, last week. The
party reported black bears had
drifted into the residential Sec
tors during the extreme dry sea-
son in search Of water and food.
A NEARBY Vermont neighbor shot
bear in his backyard. Our Med
fordltes also enjoyed bowling at
Bellows Falls. Many Medford
Teen-agers enjoyed a get-to-
gether party presented by Miss
Gloria Bosfield last week. A fea-
ture OF the event was provided
by amateur photographers, Ro-
land Clark of Cambridge and
Buster Moore of Boston who
took flash photos and motion
pictures of all those. present. A
prevue of the films will be shown
at later gathering. Speaking OF
pictures, the AKA monthly mag
azine, Ivy Leaf for September
carries a front cover picture Of
Mrs. Madeline Digger along with
Charlotte Hawkins Brown, SUI
preme BasiIuS Edna Gray and
Boston BasiluS Myrtle Henderson
and all the ladies are quite at
tractive. Coming home from
work the other 2ight we saw all
of Meoford returning from the
great performance of Illinois
Jacquet and Sarah Vaughn who
are making a record tour. You
know, of course, that Lloyd Par
ham has been enc of the staff
workers on the radio program
Bronze Boston. Last Sunday saw
the Medford Cavaliers defeat
Boston Panthers 1870 at Digger
Park. The Mis- coach could use
some OF the local players I saw.
The Center First Cadet Battalion
is planning a basketball team.
On Columbus Day the Cadets en-
joyed g hike, 4 capture the flag
battle between companies and a
football game between A and B
companies, led by Sgts. Buddy
Banks and frankie Taylor. AL
though the instructors are hard
pressed for time, the boys under
stand the obstacles and are CO.
operating like real soldiers. If
you can offer your time to help
the boys please join in, friends.
And Mrs. Dura Jenious, Center
director, has been i'll and she too
can use your talents and cooper
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