The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1954-10-02
WEST MEDFORD

OAoV N44UC4u SpCAC 4l4SAA4J VI
Mr.. Allen Parks and the mes
sage he delivered Sunday
morning. Mr.. Parks, who comes
from Jamaica is attending the
Andover Newton Seminary. He
spoke on, victory of the King
dom of God through the
church. 1t was announced
by Rev. Phillips that the Com
modore Club is presenting the
church with new carpeting for
the isles. The Shiloh Bap-
list Church Rally, sponsored
by the Pastors Guild, is to be
held on Sunday, October 10,
at $3.50 p. m, when will be
the browning of Miss Shiloh.
This honor will be bestowed
upon the captain who re-
turns the greatest number of
filled cleaners, in the current
drive to raise $500. Rev. Ro-
ger Williams of the Mass. Ave.
Baptist Church, will be the
guest speaker. There will be
selections by the senior choir
OF the Emanuel Baptist Church
OF Maiden, Louis Sneed, vocal
Soloist, and Shirley Sneed, Or
ganiSt. Members and friends
of Shiloh who have not yet
received cleaners may obtain
them by contracting the cap
tains; Mesdames Charles Ty-
ner, Edward Andrews, Frank
lin Booker, Thomas Thorpe,
and Walter Sherwood, Jr. i.
Mrs. Angelina Webb of Airing
ton st. was married to Mr..
James H. Reynolds of New
Jersey, at Shiloh on Friday,
September %. Rev. Phillips
performed the ceremony &.
Mrs. Cecille Neal is quite i'll
at the Mass. General Hospital
Miss Anne Cralle, former
ly Of West Medford, visited
friends this week in and
around Boston. Miss Cralle is
now on the office staff at
TuSkegee, and motored north
with her friends Mrs. Abel Al
len, also on the Tuskegee
staff Miss Rome Walters,
who is on the deans list at
Tufts, has returned from New
York to enter her last year of
pre-med. Rev. Henry Brooks,
also a pre-emd student, is at
B. U. Mr.. Sunday Obamwanyi
of Nigeria and recent speaker
at Shiloh, has been awarded a
scholarship and is attending
the University of Chicago At
tending the Chandler School
of Business Training are the
Misses Leona Langford, Bea-
trice Holder, and Sylvia Crow
ELI. Mr.. Nathaniel Robertson
is a pre-med student at Blu.
Miss Anne Hayes is going to
Lowell State Teachers college
Mr.. Robert Furey is studying
machine trades at Mass
Trade. Miriam Senhouse is al
Simmons. Harold Furblur is
at Tufts Seminary, studying
to become the first priest of
color from Medford A busy
autumn this will be for the
former Medfordite Mrs. Con-
Suelo K. Houston. Her daugh-
Their Sylvia will be married
this month to Charles Hoose
Jr., son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Hoose ST., of RoXbury.
And her daughter Henryce will
be married in November to
Mr.. Elliot Jackson, son of Mr.,
and Mrs. Walter Jackson Of
Boston This week, Isaac
Holder and Cecil Isaacs. join
the Airforce. Mr.. Holder is
a former MHS team manager
and one of the schools best
trained chefs who worked for
SHADES and other top restaur-
ants. Mr.. Isaacs was the best
ME1S basketball player devel-
oped in recent years from the
community and first to play
regularly on the varsity for
two years. Paul Robinson was
the first local player on the
MHS varsity basketball team
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Par
ham, of Lincoln ST., are the
parents of a son, Kelvin Juan
who was born on September
14th. The baby weighed sew
en- pounds eight ounces at
birth The new fall pro-
gram is now getting under
way at the Community Center,
continuing its present activ-
tiles and introducing several
new groups. A photography
group, and a girls supper club
have been added to the many
activities. Also, there will be
monthly programs for the adj
ults Of the community, the
first of these beginning in
october. Advanced notice of
these meetings will appear in
this column Mr.. William
A. Matthews, of 1772 Jerome