The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1952-10-25

w. Tucker and Robert Furey.
Featured speakers were Broth
ers Ray Sheldon, Paul Wray and
Walter Isaacs. Mr.. Isaacs, we'll
known boys club worker who
has unselhshly served the COM
munity Is years in both church
and Center, spoke on "A Lay
mans View Of His Church and
Community" Mr.. Sheldon, re-
Gently retired U. S. Army Band
master, spoke on "Getting Along
With Your Neighbors". He said
in his Is years living here, he has
noticed people are definitely be-
coming more church conscious.
Mr.. Paul Wray, who put 80 years
in the U. S. Navy and was at
Pearl Harbor during World War
II and underwent many trying
experiences fighting the enemy,
spoke with fervor on the sub
ject, What Brought Me Closer
To God" All three speakers were
men of sound experience. The
entire program was well re-
ceived.
Mr.. Henry Brooks join d
Shiloh, and a recent visitor was
former Pastor Daniel Wynn, of
Texas, now studying at p. u.
Mrs. Elizabeth Newton is chair
man of Foreign Missions, Mrs.
Paul Wray is chairman of Home
Missions, and Pastor Phillips,
who really visits everyone, is
chairman of Community Mis-
sions. The Pastors Guild Har-
vest Supper will be Nov. 2. Mrs.
Dorothy Kountze, Guild presi-
dent, attended the funeral of her
father, the late John Thomas, in
Jersey City, this week. He was
70 years old.
The w. Medford Girls Chorus
is scheduled to sing, Nov. Is, at
Rush A ME-. Zion church, Bos-
ton. Miss Henryce Houston, one
of the Chorus members was in
cluded in a group of 20 girls at
Medford High to model fall and
winter styles for a N. Y. manu-
facturer The displays are put
on at the school for students and
parents. The local ladies' Bowl
ing League is presenting Radio
NC Art Tacker, Friday night,
Nov. z, at a Center dance, with
plenty of good music. Former
Navy Pharmacist Mate Cortland
Digger is now in training at
Lawrence Hospital, Lawrenre, in
the bacterial Lab.
- Adult Night -
The second of the fall and win
ter Community Center Adult
Nights proved again that the
adults of the community really
go in big for a friendly game of
cards, every third Friday of the
month. Last week, the door
prize was won by Mrs. Carolyn
Clay =. Mr.. Cecil IsaacS, her
father, won the Rattle Prize. The
Pinochle first prize went to Mrs.
Alice Hayes. Mr.. Al Hayes won
the second prize and Mr.. Cecil
Isaacs won third prize. It GER
tainly was his lucky night. The
Canasta first prize went to the
very efficient team Of the Mes
danes Irene Jones and Bessie
Townsend. The second canasta
team prize went to Mr.. and Mrs
Ray Sheldon. Mrs. Ann Finley
won the BOBBY prize. In the
whist competition, the high scor-
er was Buddy Clayton with Fire
man Charles Booker second. jim
Sherwood won the BOBBY prize
Now all these scores are being
computed each night and the
highest totals after December will
win a grand prize. The score
totals at this time finde Carolyn
Clayton first in Canasta, Gen
Edwards is second; Martha Book
er leads in Pinochle, with Lottie
FUR close second; and Buddy
Clayton is leading in whist, with
Clarence Reed second. Two more
contests to go. And always free
coffee and doughnuts. This adult
program may someday be. a
weekly event. The committee Of
Mrs. Frank Hazel, aided by Leo
Barros, is doing a grand job.
And don't forget the Halloween
Party next week.