The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-11-05
WEST MEDFORD

WEST MEDFURD
Finding God in A Desert" was
the sermon subject of the Rev.
o. G. Phillips, able assistant to
the Pastor, last Sunday morning
in a stirring message which
pleased all who heard him. An
other greatly appreciated feature
was the music of the combined
Shiloh Choirs in singing the i'm
mortal psalm, "The Lord Is MY
Shepherd" Our Shiloh choirs
also participated in the annual
Reformation Day Service of
maSSed choirs. from Medford
Protestant churches held at
Chevalier Auditorium last Sun
day evening. The Shiloh Finance
Committee is being commended
for the success of the recent
church Rally which included a
motion picture film among the
features. The Shiloh sponsored
concert, featuring Henry G. FL
liSon and supporting artists, will
be presented next Tuesday eve
ming, BIS PM. at Chevalier Au-
ditorium, Medford Square. This
is nearly your last chance to
secure tickets for the opening
of what is expected to be a
brilliant concert season in this
city. Next week will witness
local ladies in both formal and
informal attire, with pretty
gowns reserved for just such an
occasion. The display of dress
and decorum will elevate and
enhance the social season and
the character and calibre of
local citizens who attend. There
is no doubt that this concert and
all associated with it will be in
the public spotlight next Tues
day evening. We should do all
we can to make it memorable
success. For tickets, contact
Walter Sherwood, william Pat
rick, or make reservations by
picking up your phone now and
calling Arlington 5-7256-R and
ask for tickets to the Henry c.
Ellison concert. With all due re-
spect to rival attractions, it Is
hoped that Medfordites will in
vest at least one dollar for Shiloh
and its great concert next week.
Halloween night parties for
youth of the community were
presented by the Church and the
Center last Monday. Dressed in
varied and colorful costumes
showered with candy, fruit and
ice cream and cake, the young
sters had a whopping good time.
Keep in mind the coming Junior
Matron Club Thanksgiving Dance
at the Center. And don't forget
to vote next Tuesday at the
polls for seven good councilmen
and six good school committee
men as the city of Medford
adopts the city management
Plan E for the next term OF Of
flee. AS outlined here during the
past weeks, the ballots length
should not discourage you; vote
for the people whose reputation
or record you know will aid an
efficient and fair government.
The money they spend will be
your own. so it is up to you to
pick the right people for bust
ness administration and not
political patronage. Political
parties do not count in this cleo
ton. Vote by number Of pref
erence and not by an X-mark.
Mr.. Columbus Etheridge, first
local man to run for Alderman,
a few years ago, is much i'm
proved from a recent illness.
Local men in this years seven
member Council race are Mr..
Randolph Walker Sr. and Mr..
william "Bill' Phillips, while Mr..
Ted Rose of Sharon Street is
running for the School Commit
tee. other well known candi-
dates on the Medford ballot In
clude Mrs. Pearl Larson, Ted
Peaslie, Bradley Howes, Mrs.
Anna Roberts, Skerry, zampar-
ella, and many others you will
note as you scan the list
Among those on our sick or