The guardian., 1951-10-06

WEST MEDFORD
Shiloh Rally booklets are now
available for every community
home. Each booklet holds ten
dimes, which every working fam
lily can afford to give to God. If
we all obey our conscience, the
Shiloh Rally Fund can not fail.
Three new Shiloh Adult Relig-
ious classes begin this Sunday
concerning the deeper meanings
of the Bible and various re-
ligions and their history. Mr..
Austin of Virginia, Mr.. Connors
of Montana, and the Pastor will
teach.
- MedfOrd Teachers
Mr.. Walter Isaacs will be bap-
tized by Pastor Phillips in the
Shiloh Baptist Pool this Sunday
morning. Mr.. Isaacs has been
one of the community's most un-
selfish workers. The Shiloh SEN
ior Bowling Team began its sec
ond season last week in the
Medford Protestant Churc h
Bowling League which is a
tough league. More of our top
men bowlers should be helping
Shiloh. The Shiloh Senior and
Junior Basketball Teams enter
their second season in the Med
ford Church Basketball League
in which the Shiloh Seniors cap
tured championship honors last
year and competed in the inter
city Tournament. Both Junior
and Senior teams are open to
basketball candidates wishing to
play league competition. Teen
age Shiloh bowlers are also
wanted to sign, up for league
play. The Shiloh Coaching Staff
now includes Walt Isaacs, Roger
Lightfoot, Horace Works and
Bob Furey. Bob IS a former
MHS track and football star, re-
Gently returned home from sew
ice with the Paratroepers. Miss
lone Dugger, Jackson college
senior and member of the Shiloh
Choir, is now doing practice
teaching at Medford High School
where she is very well received.
Jim Sherwood, ex-MHS ace a5h-
lete and Fisk graduate, has just
recovered from pneumonia. Jim
also did practice teaching here
last summer. And Charlie Hend-
erson, who did practice teaching
and coaching here a few years
ago, was a recent visitor, up
from Texas where he now di-
rects a Dallas branch YMCA. 1t
all adds up to the fact that
someday we are going to have
regular colored teachers in the
Medford school system. All three
of Tones talented sisters had
practice teaching sessions in
Medford. All we're Teachers
College graduates. How much
proof does brother Kadesch
want?
wanted: Air Cadets -
Speaking of school, Miss Mitzi
Phillips. daughter Of Capt. and
Mrs. Bill Phillips, is one of the
Cheer Leaders for the 1851 M1S
football team. This year the
soi1ad has no colored players.
The MHS Soccer team has at
least two local players, includ-
ing Gene Lambert and Rocky
Claisolm. The MTIS 1851 Talent
Show is slated for Nov. 16. The
christmas Brothers really stole
these shows in the past. Med
ford's colored students have
been taking a wider particlpa-
tion in class activities. They
should continue to do so, with
the aid Of local MHS Alumni.
The Hand Club Medford
Scholarship committee is busy
working on the coming NAM
moth october Fair. The Lend
A-Hand never forgets young or
did The Club is still sending
monthly gift boxes to boys IN the
service. So watch for the Oc-
tober Fair and give it your best
support. And worlds of support
is due Mr.. Fred Wright and his
! concert Group, Friday, Oct. 19,
at Recital Hall, N. E. ConserVa-
tory Building, Boston. Spon-
sored by Mr.. Harold DeMund,
this concert will feature beauti-
| fu1 concert variety of sacred,
classical, spiritual and secular
music to warm the hearts OF
everyone. Mr.. Wright has done
so much to encourage and ad-
vance youth as we'll as adults IN
J music. His church Choirs are
! living testimonials. We hope ev-
/ eryone possible will purchase a
1 ticket to encourage and advance
his work. The Medford Civil
! Air Patrol Cadets, ages i5-1S
/ years, are seeking more colored
/ members before enlistments are
/ close. The CAP Week celehra-
ton, oct. 7-Oct. IS will place
4 some Medford cadets on WBZ
/ television, oct. 10, Z Pm. on
Bump Hadley's program. The
/ Medford CAP unit, commanded
by Capt. James J. Mcdonald al
readv has two training plane.