The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-03-26

| the Pyramid club which is
sweeping the community. The
local Cadets & Boys Club will
be aided in track this season
by Armand Furey of Tufts,
now conducting sports at the
Shaw House. Preliminary in
door relay races were held at
Center 70 the first time last
week, as well as indoor baseball
study 81 demonstration. The
local Cadets have two boys on
the Medford Public Schools
Safety Patrol. They are Cadets
Al Kountze and Arthur Thomp-
son of the Brooks School Pat
rol. The w. Medford Girls
Chorus, MIS-. Evans, director,
scored two popular presenta-
tions singing at the st. Cyp-
rams Organist Guild benefit
program and at the Robert
Gould Shaw program honoring
a gentleman from Liberia and
sponsored by the Union Baptist
Chusch unit. The Chorus is
really bringing fame to the old
city. Advance peek at the talent
in the coming April Lend-A-
Hand Spring Concert is inter-
esting. Mrs. Adele Evans is the
very capable chairman. The pro-
gram will feature Maybelle Fen
ton Butler and Francis Long,
pianists; Bernice Edwards, So
prano; Fred Wright, baritone;
Louis Parks, reader. and the
Evans Instrumental Trio of
piano, cello and violin. Well
have more on this coming feat
ure next week.
Motion Pictures of a weekly
regular two hour program will
begin tonight at the Commun-
ity Center, TO PM, with all the
public invited. These are regu-
lar sound, full program reels.
Tonight's program features
"Hopalong Cassidy in Border
land" as the main picture. The
supporting picture will be win
ners of the West" And there
will be two more pictures, a
Newsreel and a Comedy, all for
is cents for ages up to IL years.
Those over IL years will pay a
quarter. For a full two hour
evening program this is a rare
bargain. Get. your seats early.
Remember it begins this Satur-
day.. March 26, at PM. The
second film is a Serial which
will continue each week.
Building for the Future" was
the sermon subject of Pastor
Daniel VIM last Sunday. A
good congregation enjoyed a
good sermon. The Mystic Bap-
fist Church Union, Arthur Las
sitter, president, offred Lenter
services in the afternoon led b.
Rev. Grady Davis OF Everett
Zion Baptist. Among youth rep.
/ resenting Shiloh were Dolores
Wilson, Harold Phillips, and IT.
win Barnett. The program was
attended by a capacity gather
ing. Shiloh was the center of
large attendances practically all
day last Sunday. In the eve
ming, a fun attendance enjoyed
the music Of the Twilight Cos
pei Singers of Cambridge, di-
rected by Mr.. Harris. The pro-
gram was in two parts. The
second part was considered the
best with singing of old-time
,favorites. The big program of
Shiloh, sponsored by the Trustee
Board, is scheduled for tomor-
row, March 26, Sunday after
noon, 8 PM, with the Shiloh
Spring Concert presenting
Three Stars of Art" featuring
DR.. William A. Rhodes, pianist
composer; Amy Roberts, So
prano, and Betty Castelle, read
er. Now, this is the opening
program Of the local current
concert season and it is going
to- be good. DR.. william A.
Rhodes needs no introduction
to music lovers, while Amy Rob-
erts and Betty Castelle are
gifted artists in their own right.
It is safe to predict, well in adj