The guardian., 1952-07-12


Miss Henryce Houston is home
after a recent operation at the
Mass. Gen. Hospital.
Miss Lena Bryant Of the Wom-
ems Army Corp is home on a
brief furlough from military
school at Fort knox, She is
specializing j nbusiness admin
istration, and will soon leave for
Fort Custer.
Center enjoyed picnic this week
at Waverly Oaks. The cars were
donated and driven by Mr.. Rawl-
ins, Walter Isaacs and Lawrence
Grundaway.
The Baptism of Mrs. Mildred
Gibson took place June 20
at Shiloh, with Pastor Phillips
officiating. The wife of the we'll
known Postal worker, Harold
Gibson, is very popular here as
a community worker. She is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George
w. Edmonson. Pastor Phillips
will officiate at the christening of
the baby twins of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Smith this Sunday. The
mother is the former Mary
Booker.
TENNIS Courts OPEN
Shiloh received an unusually
fine collection last week. Realiz-
ing rising costs and financial OBJ
legations, it is to be understood
that any pledge can be revised
to meet each individuals budget.
The purpose is to give what one
can afford. The all rewarding
and always enjoyable Sunday
School Picnic. will be held July
18th on a Saturday this year.
This will allow more adults and
working people to attend. The
Shiloh Sunday School and Chris
tian Endeavor are now closed for
the summer. Both have done a
splendid job in the community.
The C.E. Y nth Group basketball
squads won both the Senior and
Junior Medford Church 1852
League titles. And last week,
Ronnie Lovett, one of the Senior
tear stars, married pretty Joan
Rhon, daughter of the veteran
tennis player and business man
ager, Clarence "Cleedie" Rhone.
The young newlyweds enjoyed
their honeymoon at Oak Bluffs.
Another star of the Shiloh Sem
iors, Charlie Babe" Evans,
leaves this week to join the US,
Airforce. Two other Shiloh hoop
stars, Warren Furey and Rocky
Chisolm are already in the serv-
ice. Marie JoSey who was team
secretary, expects to join the Air
force WAFS this month. The
loci tennis courts will see plenty
of action this year, according to
Cleedie Rhone who : in charge
of the ourts and developing
local players. AL Henderson Jr.
of the local squad is Medford
City Park champion. Cleedie
hopes more women take up the
game his year. The courts are
now OPP for pra, ice play. Don
those sunsuits. The golf courses
are slated to draw more and more
local men and women before the
season closes. Mr.. Walter Neal
has enjoyed a pleasant two weeks
in North. Carolina. Mrs. Ruby
Green, nurse at Beth Israel hos
pital, is enjoying a well deserved
vacation. Mrs. Dorothy KountZe
of Medford and Mrs. Anne Kim
bell of Chelsea, both volunteer
hospital workers, had charge Of
the recent outing enjoyed by the
Y-D veterans of the Chelsea Sol
dier's Home. The wounded men
enjoyed a wonderful Y-D. trip to
Gloucester and dinner It Rocky
Neck Lobster House,
The family of the recently de-
ceased Mary Elizebeth Jones, sis
ter of Mrs. Paul J. Byrd, wish
to thank everyone who was kind
enough to send cards, flowers
and extended sympathies during
their bereavement. !,
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis Darden of
Al Lincoln st. received congratu-
lations from a1host of friends last
week as they observed their 25th
Wedding Anniversary. M/Sgt.
Charles and Mrs. Barbara Ander-
son arrived here with their three
boys last week from U. S. Mar
inc Camp Lejeune, N. c. While
her husband had to return to
duty, Mrs. Anderson and the boys
will spend part of the summer
with Mrs. Anderson's mother,
Mrs. Dugger.
The Salem Willows Picnic
buses will leave from the Church
next Saturda. morning at $50
AN. and all kindergarten and
First Grade Sunday School boys
and girls can go free. All parents
Of such youngsters are urged to