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theological school delivered the
Shiloh Thanksgiving sermon last
Sunday. The Shiloh Pew Rally
will be held this Sunday. About
seventeen Thanksgiving baskets
for shut-ins were distributed this
week as a result of the many fine
donations presented by Shiloh
members and friends last week,
Saturday night. Among Medford
visitors recently was Army Chap
lain Willard F. Jefferson of Bos-
ton, just arrived from two years
in Korea. Captain Jefferson is
the dad of Miss Mildred Jeffer-
son, first girl student to enter
the Harvard Medical school last
year. Chaplain Jefferson in his
conversation with this reporter,
revealed a broad concept of peo-
pie and world affairs, He was
former chaplain at Forts Mckay
and Miles Standish. Motion pic
lures for the entertainment of
Church youth were shown here
last week. A Boys Choir is being
planned for this winter on the
order of the famous Boys Town
Choir. While this venture will
take much time and labor, it is
worth trying. All boys interested
are urged to see Choir Director
Fred Wright or leaders of the
local Cadets. Miss lone Digger
Of the Church Choir has been
chosen to sing with the odikan
Chorus of Tufts. The Chorus re-
Gently sang at Yarmouth, Me.
Mrs. Harold Goblin of Arlington
street is visiting relatives in Vir-
GINA. Medford welcomes Captain
and Mrs Hamilton Kelley who
have moved into their new home
here. A World War II veteran
and M H S graduate, Capt. KEEL
ley Is company comdr. in new
272nd National Guard Field Ar
tillary. incidentally the guns of
this outfit are now 1856, larger
than the los guns first assigned.
Several Medford boys marched
with the outfit in the recent Ar
mistice Day parade. Last week,
Friday evening. was Amateur
show Night at the Center with a
successful program sponsored by
the Lend-A-H Hand Club and with
FIRST prize going to Miss Jackie
Graham who gave a bouncing
..sboogie woogie" imitation Of
Nellie Lutcher at the piano. She
really went to town. Second
prize went to Miss Dorothy Nc
Donald who sang 100 Soon To
Know" and third prize went to
Miss Emily Thompson singing,
"My Mothers Eyes" Other out
standing acts included the four
Bepopers, Margaret and Nancy
Jones, Ann Mcdonald and Joan
Phillips in a lively song and
dance routine. A girl trio, Ann
Houston and Marcy Matthews,
performed an interesting sailor
dance routine. Trio, Ann & Carol
dance skit. And a tap-dance duo,
Roberta Emmons and Vauten
Kelley was well received as was
fine singing by popular Rocky
Chisholm, piano solos by Ann
Hayes, and the Shows lone small
orchestra act, with Bobby Lam
bert on drums and AL Kountze,
Jr. on the clarinet. Mrs. Chisolm
provided piano accompaniment
for the singers. These amateur
shows are really bringing out
local talent and more are being
planned for this winter. Speak
ing Of prizes. The winner Of the
Medford Mercury city circulation
drive prize award of SIS was
Richie FUR, pitcher and infield-
er for the local Cavalier Center
team. The democratic Mercury
last week featured a picture of
Center Girl Scout Brownie troop
Leader, Mrs. Marguerite Pink
Ston and Lorraine Henderson
and Esther FUR Of Troop 80,
posing with His Honor, Mayor
Walter e. Lawrence. The occa-
sion was the packing Of clothing
for the international Friendship
project overseas.
The Sadie Hawkins Dance
(Dog Patch style) was scheduled
this week, Nov. 26, at the Center
by the Center Youth Council. The
YC also plans a Vocational
Guidance class Forum next Jan
uary featuring speakers og vari-
GUS trades and professions.
There will be educational films
on many subjects. Dramati;
groups have been initiated with
a Christmas play scheduled for
next month.
The annual Club Bazaar men