The guardian., 1952-06-28
WEST MEDFORD

Pastor Oscar G. Phillips re-
turned to the Pulpit last Sunday
with an inspiring sermon, 1.-THE
Parahles of Jesus" The Pastor
will Baptize this Sunday morn
ing. Officers Of the newly or
ganized Shiloh Ladies Aid club
are Mrs. Dorothy Kountze, presi-
dent; Mrs. Alyce B. Colson, vice.
president; Mrs. Virginia Jeffers,
secretary; Mrs. Catherine Boyd,
treasurer; and Mrs. Ina Hudlin,
chaplain.
Golf Club?
Bob Booker, chairman of the
Shiloh Usher Board and now re-
covering from his recent opera
ton, is intensely interested in
golf. William Patrick, the presi-
dent of the Shiloh Mems Club
is also a golfer, and so are other
Shiloh members. Which leads
us to suggest a Shiloh Mems g.
Women's Golf Club. Frank
Booker, Shiloh Treasurer, is a
veteran golfer and several local
women know how to swing the
clubs. A clean wholesome out
door sport, Golf, could be added
to Shiloh's basketball and bowl
ing. Beginning with small in
ter-club competition, the local
golfers could later enter the
many prize tournaments. 1t
costs about 65 cents to play over
some local courses and golf clubs
can be rented for the day. Any
one interested can contact Bob
Booker. It's worth a try. For
young and adults alike. The
The Sunday School Picnic this
year will come on a Saturday to
enable more people to attend.
1t is slated for July 10th. The
Four & Twenty Club members
who met at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Hilton Parham voted to
hold their Pannual banquet
outing July IL at Galehurst.
Miss Ann Mcdonald has COM
pleted her basic training with
the WAFS at Lakeland ALB.
June 18th and is being trans
ferred to Biloxi, Mississippi to
learn radio operating. Ann says
there is nothing like the Wom-
ems Airforce unit And we hear
that Nancy Bowdoin has enlisted
with Marie Josey to follow soon.
AIMS sister, Dorothy, is enjoy
ing her visit in Washington,
D. c., where she will be Joined
by her mother soon.
Among Medfordites who at
tended the United College Fund
concert with Arthur Fiedler's
directed Boston Pops, featuring
baritone Hermann CAN'T, were
Mrs. Lena Walker and Mrs.
Florence Lovelace, two of the
community's most. loyal work
ers over the years. And the ad-
dress of Mrs. Marian Parham
again, is 2042 Ruxton ave-, Balti-
more, Maryland. Last week we
had it Buxton. We hope every
one writes soon. Mrs. Evelyn
Tyner is our latest graduate
from the LaNewton School of
Beauty Culture. Congratula-
tions. And congratulations are
also due Edward and Edmund
Christmas who have been hon
ored by the Grace Episcopal
Church, Medford, for nine con-
secutive years of outstanding
religious service. They received
the Gold Cross. With the polit-
ical activity increasing, we note
that Miss lone Dugger is be-
ginning her second years as Sec
retary of the Republican Ward
B. City Committee. And some
day Medford's Tan Yanks are
going to have representatives
elected to city and state Office.
There is still a demand for more
girls to enter nursing. Thous-
ands are needed. This commun-
ity could use doctor, a dentist,
optometrist, a lawyer, and a
plumber. Just in case some of
our graduates are wondering
what to do. And some are still
wondering. incidentally, did we
ever have a colored plumber?
The community is growing and
opportunity grows with it. May
we extend our deepest sympa-
thy to Mrs. Alice Hayes in the
loss Of her father and to Mrs.
Virginia Jeffers in the loss of
her brother. And to those
friends who fail to see part or
all of their news may we again