The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1952-11-15

Junior Choir. Years ago the
Senior Choir with wide range
Of voices, including that of Mrs.
Ada Mason, was one of the best
adult groups in the city. If more
men and women join, the Seniors
may reach the heights again.
Let's all help Fred Wright in his
great work. And there is going
to be another Church Dinner.
This time the Shiloh Mems Club
will sponsor a Turkey Dinner, the
second Sunday in December.
More about this later. The first
revival of the Shiloh Evening
worship services were conducted
last Sunday, Nov. 9th, by Rev.
Henry Brooks. Everyone is in
vited to these services every Sun
day from 7:15-8 Pm. Join in and
help Shiloh grow!
w. Medford's two local Voting
Inspectors, the Mesdames Vivien
Fisher and Portia Bosfield, who
worked all day at the Ward Six
Precinct One Polls on Nov. 4th,
reported a record vote of 1900
of the $4,000 people listed. They
report that many of those who
were sick and infirmed and elder
ly came to vote as never before.
It was the greatest turnout from
this district. The Plan E form
of electing city officials was de-
feated. And the next City Elec-
tons will be held in 1858 with
the old time primary followed by
the run-off elections just as we
used to do in the past. The 1858
City Primary will nominate IA
candidates for the Council and 10
more for the School Committee.
Some of these candidates will be
colored and we will have more
comment next week on the sub
ject. The vote on the sale OF
drinks has created some COM
ment. However, saloons either
here or elsewhere in the city will
be opposed as will bars or SINH
lar places. The package store
method has been found the SAT-
est and most orderly.
- Adult Mite -
The third of a highly success
full series of Community Center
Adult Game Nights will be held
November 21st, next Friday eve
ming at the Center, PM, with
all adults, married or single, well
come to compete for the many
prizes in whist, bridge, pinochle
and canasta. The Center now
has a PA system installed by
Nobo to add music to the en-
joyment. Make this a must date.
Lieutenant Wesley Harris, Jr,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Har-
ris of 1877 Jerome street, and an
artillery veteran of the last war,
has Just returned home from
many months of combat service
in Korea where he participated
in some of the heaviest fighting
of the recent Red offensive. The
former Mis- track star and Will
berforce grad was happy to be
home again and he and Medford's
first Korean vet, Charlie Lam
bert, had much to talk about
with the reporter. They are both
soldiers we can be proud of. We'll
come home, Yves!
Mrs. Josephine Alves of SO
Arlington street, the Massachu-
sets Foster Mother Of the Year,
who had all her sons in the last
war, quietly observed her birth
day last Sunday with a visit to
Vermont.
Shiloh's popular Christian En-
deavor former youth leader Rich
ard Graham, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Cecil Graham of IS Sharon street,
is making good as a freshman at
Norwich University Military
Academy in Vermont. Dickie
scored two touchdowns playing
for the freshman eleven and has
already won his medal for marks
manship. The first colored cadet
at the school, Richard reports he
is treated like a prince by his
schoolmates. And once again,
don't forget the Adult Game