The guardian., 1953-09-12
west MEDFORD

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young people to gain greater
knowledge. A school diploma
is no longer luxury, it is a
necessity.
Vote Tuesday
The September Primary vote
choosing candidates for the
Medford City Council and
School Committee will be helo
September IS, next week Tues
day. Even though many of us
are disappointed that strong
and well publicized slate of To-
cal candidates did not mater
ialize, it is urged that votes be
given those candidates who are
entered and who are most likely,
on their records, to prove fair
and impartial.
Shiloh Baptist Church last
Sunday featured an excellent
sermon by guest minister, the
Rev. Victor Fleming, Episcopal
pastor from Trenton, New Jer-
sey, who, while in Boston re-
ceIving medical checkup, has,
with his wife, been the grateful
guest of the Pastor and Par
sonage. Regardless of its far
future, the Medford Parsonage
seems destined to welcome and
impress visitors from all over
the country and perhaps, even
from abroad, bringing added
prestige to our church, commu-
nifty and city, and adding to
our growth of spirit and mind.
Aso our guest last Sunday was
Miss Marion Walker, soloiSt
frim Boston, who sang beauti
fully, accompanied by Mrs. Dor
othy Johnson, organist. Pastor
Phillips was givin a surprise
Pound Party by the ladies and
friends of the Pastors Guild
last week. And the Parsonage
pantry was we'll filled by pounds
of various foods. Either the Pas
tor is going to learn how to cook
or there is going to be a Par
sonage wedding. The Pastor
says he can cook we'll enough
for himself. Well see. Inciden-
tally, the Pastors Guild will hold
an important meeting Sept. IA,
next Monday, 8 P. M, at the
church, with any lady in the
community welcome to join up
with present members. This
means that any lady who wants
to work with the church, as so
many do, can now join up next
Monday evening at Shiloh.
There are many fine programs
planned, and the scope of ac-
tivity now embraces both the
Church and Parsonage, two OF
the finest centers of attraction
in the entire community. So if
you want to join in community
church work, remember Shiloh
welcomes all. The meeting again
is next Monday The Guild will
soon be selling vanilla locally to
acquire funds for a new coffee
urn for the expanding Shiloh
Kitchen.
@Deacon and Mrs. Whitfield
Coleman motored recently to
Philadelphia to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Hayes and
family motored to Jersey and
Baltimore to visit relatives and
friends. incidentally, Miss Ann
Hayes, popular editor OF the
Shiloh youth group edited
Church Digest, spent a pleasant
vacation in Atlantic City after
summer work as a saleSgirl in
the Uptown Five g. Ten, where
Mrs. Martha Phillips cracked
the ice. Ex-Navy Pharmacist |
Mate, Cortland Dugger, is max
ing good quietly as a government
research Lab Technician at a
veterans hospital. Dave Cole
man, who has quietly been
studying music composition and
arranging, is slated to front his
own real fine band at Ruggles
Hall this autumn. Cousin Bill
Henry wishes to announce that
his popular Little Store at Jer-
ONE and Harvard is now selling
Ebony, Jet, Tan, and other lead
ing race magazines. You can
also pick up the Guardian at
Cousins store if you have your
advance orders. Of course, Cou-
sin has all your other favorite
store items, too. Drop in and
you'll sure find something you
like.
If your news item is not here,
folks, it is simply because you
did not phone or mail it to the
reporter. Once again we ask all
organizations and individuals
TO forward the news. We always
try to cooperate with the limit
ed time we have. If you have
guests, or if you have some news
item of interest to your neigh
bors, simply pick up your phone
and call. And welcome to our
new neighbors, Mr.. and Mrs.
Innnie FieldSl