The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-10-22
WEST MEDFORD

WEOt W1EWTUnD
Community Fund Sunday, in
full keeping with Christian En-
deavor, was observed at Shiloh
last Sunday, with Mr.. Hines,
long associated with the Boy
Scouts of America, present.
Pastor Daniel w. VIM was most
inspiring j nhis presentation of
1.-THE Sermon On the Mount"
and the Choir music was Won
derful. The Ladies Aid service
of worship two Sundays ago
has met with popular response
and will be repeated monthly.
Mr.. Leon Urlings was guest
soloist and Rev. Oscar G. Phil
lips, former Texas pastor and
Dean Of Bishop College in Mar
shall, was guest speaker and will
continue to assist our pastor. A
Shiloh Church Rally under
Finance Commute Chairman,
Arthur B. Lassiter, will be pre-
sented tomorrow, Sunday eve
ming with special program and
feature guests in an effort to
raise at least 5000 for the church
and with everyone asked to con-
tribute any sum whatsoever to
help the campaign. The Shiloh
Mems Club announces the pre-
sentation of nationally famous
singer Henry c. Ellison and guest
artists on Tuesday, Nov. 8, at
Chevalier Auditorium, Medford,
with tickets now on sale. This
is, indeed, another prize event
since the famous Southernaires
were presented at the same hall
in concert on Sept. S, 1916, and
sponsored by the Community
Club. If this event receives the
city-wide response it deserves,
the advance ticket sale will
honor the occasion. If each local
family pledges at least one ticket
at the low price of one dollar we
believe Shiloh will make the
city proud. There is no doubt
that the artists will give a bril-
liant performance. 1t will pave
the way for many more pro-
grams of this calibre.
Among those on our sick and
convalescent list are Mrs. Ella
Smith, Mrs. Portia Bosfeld and
Mrs. Lucy Boone. Up and on
the way to recovery are Dickie
Graham and Edmund Christmas.
The Medford H. S. freshman
football team defeated Waltham
freshman 26-13, with two local
boys, Isaac Holder and Ray Lam
bert, playing left tackle and
right guard respectively. First
time we can recall two of our
boys playing in the line and it
looks good for the Mis- Varsity
later on. The Medford Plan E
ballot next month is going to a
long one and will tax your patti
ence. Nevertheless, every citi-
zen must prepare to vote and
put the best candidates in Office,
under city management. There
will be a need now to study the
situation in advance. To begin
with, you must choose only
seven men for the city council,
although there will be over 80
names on the ballot. You must
choose only six people for the
School Committee although there
VIII be another long list to wade
through. Knowing the candi-
dates is obviously important.
Without sponsoring any, we will
nam ca few. I spoke with Mrs.
Pearl Larson during the fight for
colored teachers in Medford. She
fought for our side and against
big odds. Mrs. Larson, Ted
Rose, Ted Peasiie, have all con-
trlbuted to help this commun-
lty and are now running for
The School Committee. Among
The men running for City Coun-
we do not have to introduce Won
10 local candidates Bill Phillins
and Randolph Walker, ST., who.
WIN or lose, are making history.
Sradley Howes has helped local
enterprise materially, especially
the Center; Mike Skerrey, who
pushed F,E.P.C., Mrs. Anna
Roberts, our alderman, and q
we go through the list we NAV
spot more people we know, Or
whose record speaks for them.