The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-11-27


pector. On Nov. %, this Sun
day, Pastor Phillips will take
a well deserved rest. The guest
minister will be Rev. James
Browder of New Jersey who
is building a minister's re-
treat on the Cape.
Among those in church last
Sunday was the group repre-
senting the Mystic Valley Wo-
mems Bowling League, Mrs.
Evelyn Tyner, president. This
group has been a great help
to the church in recent years
and will soon feature prog
gram at the Hobbs, which we
will mention later in this col
umn. Meanwhile, home on
temporary leave are Major
Hamilton Kelley, Major Rus
sell Stokes, and Captain Ce-
Gil Phillips, all having previ-
ously been stationed in Ger
many and due for new assign
ments. Mrs. Estelle Jackson
was reported hospitalized this
week and showing improve
ment. Mr.. Robert Garrett, re-
tired police officer, has been
confined at home with a foot
injury. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
| Whyte, caterers for over 80
years, have moved to Dele
ware carrying the best wishes
of their many Medford fri
ends. They were the top local
caterers since Frank A. Young
Sr.
The wedding of Miss Hen
ryce Diane Houston to Mr.. Ell
liot Wendall Jackson was held
Nov. 21st last Sunday after
noon at Shiloh with Pastor
Phillips officiating. The simple
double-ring ceremony was
performed before a gathering
of relatives and friends. A
reception was held at the
Center.
The bride, a former Med
fordite and Mis- graduate,
was beautifully gowned in
white satin. She wore a white
net veil, satin cap with seed
pearl and carried a bouquet
of white carnations and roses.
Her attendants were gowned
in pink, blue, and green, and
carried matching bouquets of
orchids. Carnations and roses.
The Maid of Honor was Miss
Carolyn Houston, sister of the
bride. Bridemaids were Miss
Clara Guy, and Miss Eleanor
Jones. Best Man was Walter
Jackson, brother of the groom.
The bride was given away by
her unclc, Mabray Kountze.
Ushers were Robert Jackson,
and Johnny Greene. Mr.. Fred
Wright, we'll known baritone,
was SoloiSt. Miss Marjorie
Henderson was organiSt. The
bride is the daughter of Mrs.
Consuelo Houston of Boston.
The groom is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Jackson of
Boston. The couple will make
their home in Boston.
The women of the w. Med
ford Bowling League will pre-
sent their first current ORA
matte effort of the fall and
winter season with 1.-THE Com
edy Hour" at the Hobbs Jr
High Auditorium, Dec. 10
next Friday evening, with the
public invited. Tickets are
now on sale for what pro-
misses to be the best local CO.
medy production since the
1912 Pastor Guild two-night
feature, Abigail Goes Hay
wire" Advance reports indi-
cate a hilarious time next
week.
The 1854 Medford High Tai
ent Show Nov. 10, last Friday
evening, once again was
spiced and spanked by local
talent. The top feature was
Miss Ann Fisher who stopped
the show with her blues pre-
sentatlon of ooh What A
Dream" which brought down
the house and drew repeated
curtain calls. Ann is a talent
ed pianist, and her singing
was a big surprise. Last years
TV favorite, AL Kountze Jr
excelled in a piano and drum
jam-session with Danny Fow-
Ter, tap dancer who has per-
formed on the Ed Sullivan TV
show. Miss Roberta EmmonS
performed a costumed Egypt
ian dance, Miss Marjorie Hen
derson played an original jazz
piano composition, and Mis-,
Betsy Langford danced in the
Collegiate Chorus Line. The
1854 show piano accompanies
included last years TV play
err, Ann Hayes, and Esther
FUR who played for 1854 star
let Adrienne O'Brien. So when
it comes to talent, this COM
munity has plenty to spare
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