The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-02-19

suit was highly appreciated by
both congregations and undoubt.
edly forecasts many more inter
racial programs by o u /
progressive pastor who is firm
believer in inter-racial under
standing and harmony.
There will be an Inter Racial
Fellowship program next month
at Winter Hill Baptist Church,
sponsored by the Mass. Baptist
Convention. On Mar. 81, the Shi-
lob Trustee Board will present a
most excellent church concert
featuring the DR.. William Rhodes
Opera Society, which as you
know, has well known local tai
ent. Tickets are now on sale
by members of the Board, Mrs.
Florence Lovellce, chairman.
This will be the first of the ma
jor group of top musical pro-
grams at Shiloh for the
new year. AS you know, Shiloh,
like many churches, presents a
series of top musical programs,
during the course of a year. Thus,
you are invited to make your
ticket reservation well in adj
vance.
The second in the seres of re-
citals presented by the pupils OF
the Adele M. Evans School Of
Music was held at Shiloh before
large and appreciative audience.
Students appearing included
Ronald and Esther Fur, Bernice
Grace, Carolyn Jasper, Barbara
Lewis, Lorraine Henderson, Ell
eanor Lambert, Ruth Alleyne, Ell
laine Fisher, Gladys White, JAG
queline Campbell, Eva Guy, Joan
Fields, Harriet Rose, Josephine
Rose, Shirley and Joseph Jones.
Lincoln's Birthday last Saturday
was shared by Mrs. Alice Hayes.
who was rendered a surprise par
ty last Saturday. Among the
guests who enjoyed the evening
were Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Light
foot, Mr.. and Mrs. Al Senthouse,
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Evans, Mr..
and Mrs, Bill Phillips, Mr.. and
Mrs. Al Kountze, Mr.. and Mrs. Hi
Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs. Walt
Isaacs, Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Isaacs,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Harris Of
Boston. incidentally little Anr
and Albert, Jr. Hayes enjoyed {
birthday party just week pre-
vious. And, undefeated at thi
writing, the fast travelling Cava
lier Junior basketball team i
scheduled to meet the Celtics thi
Saturday morning. Cavalier Jun
ior, representing the Communit,
Center in the Medford Boys Cit
League, recently engulfed tn
Shamrocks 64-27 with Cecil Fun
ey leading the scorers with tie
baskets and a free throw for 2
points. Charlie Parker an
Charles Evans sank FIVE goal
and a toss for II points and Au
brey Barnett melted four NOR,
! goals to swell the winning tota
incidentally we might name thi.
the "Charlie Line" of the Med
ford Boys League. Our lads are
always turning up with some
thing new. The Community
Center Race History Week fea-
turing Mr.. Charles Lewis of the
NAACP Youth Council was quite
a success. Miss Dolores Wilson
was winner of the Essay First
prize, and second prize went to
Miss Marjory Matthews. We
were pleased to note that Mrs.
Sara Schenck, long a director Of
the Center Education and History
Committee and only local mem
Der Of the Medford Historical So
ciety, took a revived interest in
this years program after a pro-
longed illness which caused her
retirement last year. Mrs
Schenck established the Race
History observance at the Center
and we have not forgotten her
great work. The spectacle Of
several young boys with rifles
walking guard at the Center last
week was not an illusion. It was
simply the Lincoln Day meeting
of the w. Medford Cadets who
drew their first guard duty,
practice and they did it well il
the bitter cold. Sgt. frankie
Taylor was Officer of the Day a,
the boys, for the first time, con-
Quoted their own program. Drill
began promptly and ended or
exact schedule. This policy Of the
boys assuming their own respon.
sibilities one of the prime pur-
poses of the Cadets. AS time pro
crosses, they will not need ap-
peals for us oldsters to help then
drill. Until that time there il
still much work to be achieved
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