The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1950-03-25
SHILOH CONCERT

invited.
SHILOH CONCERT
The brilliant Shiloh first major
presentation of the home
concert season will be held this
Sunday beginning at 4 P. M.
Featured will be the famous
pianist and composer, DR.. William
Rhodes; the gifted controlto
Angelyn De Vaughn and the
sweet-singing soprano and huge
Medford favorite, Georgia Bailey,
former director of the Shiloh
Choir, and a founder of the Ladies
Aid which is sponsoring the pro-
gram Sunday. All music patrons
here and around Boston are cor
daily invited to attend this pro-
gram and we hope the church
will be packed.
Pastor Daniel w. Wynn de-
livered another of his inspiring
sermons last Sunday morning 70
an appreciative congregation. He
stressed the need of Christianity
and strong faith in the church,
without which no community or
people can find true progress. On
March rs, this coming Sunday
morning, Pastor Wynn will con-
duct Baptisms into the faith. MIR.
Roger Lightfoot, son of Mrs.
Villa Lightfoot, one of Medford's
first settlers. and Mr.. William
Phillips, one Of the celebrated
Five Fighting Phillips, sons of
Mrs. Hannah Phillips, will be
baptized tomorrow in the Shiloh
Pool. Both men are well known
community leaders. Mr.. Light
foot has long been associated with
basketball coaching of commun-
ity youth. His most famous team
was the Original w. Medford
Ramblers, thrice winners of the
Medford City Senior Basketball
championship. Mr.. Phillips, World
War veteran, a captain in the
Mass. National Guard and can
didate for the Medford City Coun-
Gil has been associated in sports
with Mr.. Lightfoot. Don't forget,
Baptisrns Sunday morning, and
the Concert in the afternoon.
Plan to attend.
Easter Service viii be held I'M
Medford regardless Of any efforts
by a few to hinder our religious
worship. The Community Center
Girl Scouts led by Miss Veronica
Lanier, will hold probably the
biggest outdoor Sunrise Service
of the annual series to date. All
denominations will be welcome.
More details later. The Center
Bible Glass recently had a record
Wednesday class attendance of rs
pupils. With a mixed staff, di-
rected by Miss Esther Cook, Mrs.
LaBlanche Puryear and Mr.. Oscar
Greene, the classes meet each
Wednesday weekly at 4 P. M.
Among the volunteers now serv-
ing at the Center are young peo-
pie from the Medford Universalist
Church. The Center Nursery,
under Mrs. Ruth Batson, open
daily except week-ends, is doing
fine work for youngsters Of a few
months to 5 years of age. The
Center Nursery Mothers Club, in
order to embrace more adults,
has changed its name to Parents
Group, thus admitting all grown
ups interested in helping young
sters. Speaking Of youngsters.
Among our new citizens is a
baby boy born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Lockett and a baby girl for Mr..
and Mrs. Richeleu Morris. Re-
siding here as Tufts student,
Mr.. Morris is native of Liberia.
Mrs. Barbara Anderson, former
chairman of the Nursery Mothers
Club is expected home soon from
her visit with parents Of her hus-
band, U. S. Marine Sgt. Charlie
Anderson, The Center Friday
night Teenage Dances are con-
tinuing with the next dance slated
for April 7th. And let's turn to
the field Of sports. armand Furey,
New England A.A.U. and col
legiate bO0.yard champion has
been named co-captain of the
Tufts College track team which
just completed an undefeated Is
meet season. Furey, % years old
and well up in his studies, is
Tufts Junior and the eldest son
of Mr. and Mrs. Armand Furey.
Srs of Lincoln St, this city He
served in the
lowing his graduation from Mis-
where he was the Bay State buU