The guardian., 1951-01-20

best regards to the people of
Medford and said that he was
making headway in his Texas
work. The Shiloh Adult Bible
Glass conducted by Mr.. Martin
was exceptionally interesting and
is growing fast. Church music
was provided by the Junior
Choir, with Mrs. Dorothy john
son back at her familiar seat at
the organ. She had been i'll re-
Gently. The Shiloh Christian En-
deavor Youth meeting in the
evening was very interesting and
featured beautiful colored picture
slides of the 1850 Shiloh Page
ant, Sunday School scenes, and
Florida pictures Of Mr.. Corners
vacation trip. Mr.. Conners who
took all the pictures, and Rev,
Phillips were both in attendance
at the meeting, presided over
by Al Henderson, Jr.
Notes On Servicemen
Two Navy men, both veterans,
were recalled back to the service
Monday of this week. They are
Motor Machinist Mate End class
Bill Byard and Hospital Mate
End class Cortland Dugger, both
fro mthe Reserves. MOMM2c Bill
Byard is married. His wife is the
former Portia Dugger. They have
baby son and had recently pur-
chased home. HM2c Cortland
Dugger, for the second time, has
had his schooling interrupted by
war. He is a graduate of Tufts
College and was continuing his
studies in bacteria and medicine
when recalled. A farewell party
was rendered the two Navy men
by relatives and friends. Among
those in attendance were fratern-
ity brothers of the Omegas. There
are many Navy men in the COM
munity including Deacon Walter
Neal who served in the last war.
The first local Navy man to re-
enter the current crisis was Ed
Tyner Of the Coast Guard some
months ago. Eddie Valentine,
Jr., a Navy vet of the last war,
expects to join up again. We
have received "a card of greeting
from Lieut. Russell Stokes sta
toned in Kitzingen, Germany.
Russ was your former ace Guard
ian Medford reporter.
His father is one of the finest
BARRIERS and whose clients, more
than once, included DR.. Ralph
Bunche, celebrated UN leader,
when DR.. Bunche was attending
Harvard.
Sport Highlights
Last Saturday was a banner
day for sepia trak stars of Med
ford. Tufts College won, easily
over Northeastern. Tufts co-cap-
tain Armand Furey, Jr., won the
600-yar6 run and ran the third
leg on the winning Tufts Mile
Relay. Jumbo sophomore Bob
Jones leaped 6 feet, 5 and a quar-
ter inch to smash all Tufts Cage
records and set a new record in
local college ranks. Jones also
won the running broadjump. And
in the Freshman meet, the new
Tufts frosh star speedster, Reggie
Allyne won the 50-yard dash and
did a 49 second quarter to help
the Tufts freshman Mile Relay
win. Captain Furey is well known
here. Bob Jones is attending
Tufts pre-dental and is the
former star Brockton HIS track
captain. Reggie Allyne is study
ing for Chem. Engineering. He is
a former Boston English H. S.
and Huntington Prep school star.
Seldom, if ever, has Tufts had
such talented Tan trio during
the same season. And once again
Medford H. S. tracksters tri-
umphed. This time by 1888 over
Rindge Tech. Valuable points
were contributed by Vim Valen-
tine who was second in the 1000
yard run and Chet Works who
was second in the 600-yard run.
These two local students have
scored in every dual meet thus
far. We have a new citizen Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Gibson are the
proud parents Of a baby son.
The 1851 Medford Appeal for the
Salvation Army gets underway
next week, from Jan. Oath to
Feb. 14th. This wonderful or
ganization helps everyone, re-
garoless Of race or creed. and
all Medfordites are requested to
help put the drive over the top.
The Salvation Army helps the
servicemen as well as the civil
ian. We must support all demo-
cratic integration, Of races work.
ing together. It is symbolic that
Shiloh Baptist is showing the
way in this community. So is
the Community Center. But a
lot more progress is needed
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