The guardian., 1951-11-17
WEST MEDFORD

Fund of around $3.50 must be
increased at least double to pro-
vide for another winter heating
unit, Give thanks you have a
job and from that job give to
your Shiloh church.
- Thanksgiving Baskets
The Church, now over fifty
years old, continues to progress
in spite of any obstacle, The
Junior Choir under Mrs. Fausina
Booker, makes a pretty picture
in the new white robes and
Peter Pan collars, touched off
with pert black bow ties. And
with Mr.. Fred Wright director
of Church music preparing for
the coming happy holiday sea-
sons, Shiloh is indeed FORUM
ate in the musical field. Incl
dentally both Choirs are open
to new singers. Sign up.
This Sunday, Nov. 18th all
Shiloh Sunday School students
and all friends of the church
are requested to bring donations
of vegetables, fruit and canned
goods for the 81 Shiloh Thanks
giving baskets which will be dis
tributed to the shut-ins and
others of the community by
teachers and volunteer workers.
Mrs. Alice Isaacs, church clerk,
announces that donations should
be brought to the church this
Sunday morning to all classes
which begin at $50 Am. And
in the afternoon, this Sunday,
the Shiloh officers and teachers
will participate in the now an
nual Religious Education COM
mittee sponsored religious Re-
treat at Newton Theological
Chapel. Cars will leave the
Church this Sunday afternoon,
promptly at $3.50 PM.
On Arrnistice Day Monday the
Shiloh Christian Endeavor youth
made their own annuel religious
pilgrimage to Mount Monad-
mock, New Hampshire, thanks to
the volunteer car service of Mr..
Ed johnson who drove the group
which would have been larger
had more cars been donated. AS
part of the Sycamore Council
the Shiloh group, with packed
luncheons, left here at 7::30 AM.
and spent the entire sunny day
among the beautiful mountain
woodlands, and recreation and
communion with The Prince of
Feace.
- Invite A Soldier
The Arlington Park Street
Congregation Church was host
to the growing Shiloh Christian
Endeavor which now has a
Junior youth group under Mrs.
Vivien Fisher and Mr.. Aston.
About 20 of the Senior group
motored to the Heights in cars
kindly provided and chauffered
by Mr.. Walter Isaacs, Mrs. Dor
othy Kountze and Mr.. Al Hend-
erson Sr. and accompanied by
Pastor Phillips and Mr.. PerciI
Aston. Along with a Woburn
group, the Medfordites entoyed
fine inter-racial meeting which
ended with a united group
prayer in the Chapel. Did you
ever see a week of such intense
religious activity by our young
people2 That's a main reason
adults should reach down and
give far more money to the
Church today. These are your
children.
AS we sit around the Thanks
giving Table next week many
fine lads who attended church
and later received Church Bibles,
will be away from home, some
as Tar away as Germany and
the far Pacific. Thanksgiving
Day will find thousands of serv-
icemen away from home being
entertained by neighbors. If
you wish to invite a SerViceman
to your table next week, please
contact Mrs. Madeline Dugger,
164 Jerome st. Last year Med
/ tordites did a grand job max
ing lonely soldiers happy. You
have the opportunity to reserve
a place for a soldier Thanks
giving, and also Christmas week.
BE sure to act now and make
arrangements with Mrs. Dugger.
Somebody somewhere will do The
same favor for our local sery-
lcemen. 1t all eyens up, folks.
The Medford High Mustangs,
going into the annual Maiden
classic, have no colored player
but are thanking a sepia star
Tor forcing Maiden INTO a l4-l4
Tie with Somerville 1t was a
coIored SomeryllIe end, Ed Riey-
as, the team co-capJain, who
1 plastered Maiden ball carriers
Ior losses. MedIord's first col
ored Cheer Leader, Mitzi Phil
lips, Wlll be quite busy next
week. Local youth enjoyed an
old fashion Hayride just like
US oldtlmers. Next week a little
! comment on Election results.
Remember you can phone your
news. And mail your distant
Christmas parcels early. Visit
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