The guardian., 1953-10-17
WEST MEDFORD

an inspiration to the parents,
and the the unity of family,
bringing both closer to ways
of the church. Last Sunday
Pastor Phillips conducted the
Shiloh Dedication of Yvonne
Alleyne and David Sinclair By
noe whose parents are Mr.. and
Mrs. Dillon Bynoe of Jerome
Street Mrs. Gertrude Phillips
is Godmothr for David. Mr.. and
Mrs. Stephen Douglass are God
parents for Yvonne.
Adult Programs
A Parent Teachers confer
ence and Tea will be held at
Shiloh, Oct. 18, this Sunday
with all parents of the neigh
borhood invited to attend. Mr..
Walton Tucker, Sunday School
Supt., cordially invites commu-
nifty parents to come out Sun
day, meet one another in ad-
dition to the teachers, and to
see the new Improvements in
tn church and school as well
as exchange ideas and opinions
as to how even greater i'm
provements can be made. Those
who attend will enjoy an inter
esting evening. The time is
4 P. M And on the last Sun
day of October Shiloh will wit
ness one of the most impress
sive programs of church acti-
vity, the Ordination of a new
minister when Mr.. Henry
Brooks of Virginia and recent
Newton graduate is officially
ushered into the church amidst
prominent church leaders and
visitors who will come here for
! the occasion. Meanwhile the
Rev. Mr.. Fleming of N. j. is
improving after his recent
operation.
The Medford Plan E endorsed
candidates who will enter the
final Election ballot next
month will come to this COM
munity october 20, next Tues
day evening, 8 P. M, at the re-
sidence of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Hazel of 16 Mystic River Road
Mrs. Hazel is a hard working
member of the Plan E group
and along with other local
members has succeeded in
bringing tie candidates here to
meet the voters next week. We
hope effort will be made by
others to bring all the candi-
dates here before November. We
should have non-partiSan
club organized for that purpose.
The local Flan E group may
succeed in waking the commu-
nifty up.
The new 1858 fall and winter
series of Adult Game Nights
will be continued Oct, %. next
week, Friday evening, at the
Community Center. Adults OF
ali ages who like to relax in
friendly games of whist, bridge,
pinochle, and canasta, are re-
queSted to sharpen up on their
card skill this week and then
to join the Center carnival Of
prizes through the months
ahead, every fourth Friday
Remember the date, next week.
Quite a few champions have
their crowns in danger. The
weekend Apple Grove Fair
farm produce will continue to
be on display at 81 Jerome
Street, with Mr.. and Mrs. James
Derry in charge. Remember
their specialtieS of holiday tur-
keys, poultry and apple cider.
The pioneer Suburban Real
Estate Exchange, long known
for its integrity is being re-
Sumed by Mrs. Portia Bosf1eld,
daughter of the founder, the
late Hillard Kountze Sr. No
need to go intown or uptown for
Ebony, Jet, or other race jour-
mails. Cousin Bill Henry has all
of these magazines at his popu-
lar corner store. And the
youngsters will have Halloween
parties this year both at the
Church and Center in just a
few more weeks.
We regret to hear that Med
ford's popular Korean war vet,
Charlie Lambert suffered an in
jury to his hand recently while
on the job. Charlie went
through some of the toughest
periods of the war and was in
the very thick of the action all
the way. He served with the
field artillery and later the a
home defense anti-aircraft ar
tillery. Regarding the series of
articles on possible local politi-
cal candidates, we have been
requested to name some of the
men who might have won Of
fee from this community. We
will prepare such a list and
publish same when we have
more time and space in this
column. Recently home from
the Vets hospital, Mr.. Elmer B.
Kountze, wishes to thank all
who were so kind during his
illness.
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