The guardian., 1953-10-10
West MEDFORD

The Shiloh Christian Endeavor
opened the new fall season last
Sunday with Rev. Henry Brooks
as youth counsel. The elected
officers are Lorraine Henderson,
president; Aaronnetta Brown,
vice president; Robert Lambert,
treasurer; Ebert Hayes, secre-
tary and Ann Hayes, assistant
secretary Many fine programs
are planned for the fall and
winter months ahead. Few To-
cal groups Travelled as much or
had as many visiting guests as
the Shiloh C. E. did last year.
The group plans to have some
outstanding speakers, debates.
The Community Center Royal
Sigmas youth group announces
its 1858 and annual Autumn
hayride, scheduled for Friday,
October 16, next week. Start
ing at 1880 P. M, the Hay
wagons will leave from the
Center, with patrons paying on
the spot. The group will return
to enjoy refreshments and
dancing. The officers of the
Royal Sigmas include Carolyn
Houston, president; Priscilla
Lambert, vice president; Syl-
via Crowelli, treasurer; and
Marian Senhous as secretary.
Remeber, the Hayside Is sche-
duled is scheduled for next
week. The recently organized
Center Teenage Council in
. cludes all the above named
girls in addition to Betsy Lang
ford, Isaac Holder, AL Hayes
Jr, Al Kountze Jr, Bob Lam
bert and Buddy Langford. Mitzi
PhillivS former MHS Cheer
Leader and now a B. u. fresh
man, is assisting at the Center.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Derry
who conducted their first aut-
tulnn Apple Grove Farm fair
at 81 Jerome street last Sat
urday, announe the sale and
the taking of orders for Holiday
specials including turkeys, milk
fed poultry, good apple cider,
and fresh fruits and vegetables
each and every weekend at
the same Jerome street address.
All of these foods are fresh
from the farm this year and
everyone is invited to the Fri
Gay and Saturday weekend
sales. What about that Thanks
giving bird?
The Shiloh Kitchens Sparkl-
ing new 5O-cup electric Coffee
Urn arrived this week in good
tine for the coming oct. 18th
Harvest Dinner. A contribution
of the Pastors Guild from the
proceeds of the recent fund
raising drive, this new addi-
ton to the church kitchen will
certainlyQ make everyone proud
who sees it. The Shiloh kitchen
i% really expanding. Mrs. Portia
Bosf1eld, Notary Public, of Is
Jerome street announces the
continuation of the pioneer
suburban Real Estate Exchange
which this week features
choice listing of homes in
Brockton, Maiden, Medford,
Cambridge, and beautiful Hyan-
MS on Cape Cod. Also build
ing lots in growing locations.
Inquire by either visit or phone.
On Friday, Oct. 18th, Medford'S
Dave Coleman and his Is piece
orchestra opens in debut at
Crystal BallroomQ, Dudley
Street, Roxbury, with all of his
many friends in and around
Boston invited to participate.
There will be extra entertain
ment features. And a drive was
started this week to round up
Medford musicians interested
III forming a Medford SYM
phony orchestra. All amateur
musicians invittd. Inquire at
City Hall for details. Among
quiet observances recently
have been the 25th wedding an
niversary of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
States; and the 23rd anniver-
sary of Mr.. and Mrs. Al Kount-
re and the 18th birthday of
ShiIoh's senior deacon, Whit
field Coleman. Congratulations
to all. Mr.. Al Kountze was much
improved this week at the
Veterans hospital. Among vi
sitors to our city last week
we're Mr.. and Mrs. Terrill Smith
Long Island, N. Y. Now an cleo
tronics engineer, Terrill was
Medford's first colored radio
operator. He is the son of Shi-
loh's popular member, Mr.. Will
The Medford news column con-
tinues to invite its readers to
liam Smith of Jerome street.
submit all news and announce
ments of interest. Visit, write. or
phone before Mondays. And a
last minute flash. Local fisher
men inform us that some Of the
finest freshwater food is To-
Gated right in our local river.
You had better drag out that
rod and reel and try your luck.