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The annual Father & Son
Banquet sponsored by the
Medford Community Center
was held last Saturday evening
April 30th under the direction
Of Mr.. Keith Rawlins Jr., and
featured guest speaker Will
liam F. Macdonald from the
Youth Service Board. Among
other invited guests and par
Elephants were City Manager
James F. Shurtleff, Mayor
Arthur DelIo Russo, United
Community Service represent
tative Lensworth Cottrell,
Center President James Sher-
wood, and the Rev. Steven
M. Seminaro, pastor of Trini-
ty Methodist Church. Ed Do
harty, Boys Work Director,
was in charge of the program
and committee workers in
cluded Charles Averett, Cecil
ISaacS, Oscar Greene, Robert
Jones and Rufus Price.
Mr.. & Mrs. James Matthews
were recent hosts to Diamond
Ball visitors the mesdameS
Elizabeth Dulaney and Mamie
Freeman, both of New York,
and Eloise Hughes of Washing
ton D. G. Mrs. Madeline Gar
nett has returned home from
visiting her son and daughter,
Mr.. & Mrs. Bill Marquis, and
their new baby daughter, ST.
zanne Lee. The Women'S Pro-
gresSive Club of Everett, which
has already awarded six OF
seven scholarships to Med
ford students, is presenting
another Scholarship Show ant
drama, "Low g. Behold" OF
May 9th, Everett, with every
one invited. More later. How
ever, tickets may be secured
locally now from Mrs. Maudt
Eaton.
The second in the series Of
Piano RecitalS presenting pu-
pills of the Adele M. Evans
& Patricia Bell School of Mu-
sic was held recently at Shi-
lob Baptist Church. An APP
preciative audience of parents
and friends enjoyed the key
board talent of the following
students: william Palmer,
Thelma g. Phyllis Thorn, Mar
guerite Morris, Donna Hope
Laverne and Ronald Dujon
Fern Fairhurst, Edwina Carey
George Douglass, Marilyn &
Sharon Witaker, Harriet
Elan, Lawrence Bagwell, jean
cite Reid, Rosalie Carter, Pa
tricia Walker, 10 Ann Phillips
judith Sherwood, Lucille Ger
aid, Doris Jones, Millicent
Digss, Carolyn Jasper, and
Marjorie Henderson. AS you
know, Mrs. Evans also con-
ducts choral singing groups
including those of two chur-
ches and two Girl Chorus
Groups. So the Evans ano
Bell School of Music is a well
deserved title, Mrs. Bell,
daughter of Mrs. Evans, is a
popular pianist and cellist.
Medford is indeed fortunate
to have such talented teach
ers.
Mrs. Elmira Matthews, win
ner of the Diamond Ball May
or's Cup for 1855 and the Co
yernor's Trophy last year,
practically did most of her
work for subscriptions from
her sick bed. She was at the
hospital about the time this
reporter was about to leave
and is still convelescing slow
! ly at home. In a phone talk
with this reporter, Mrs. Mat
thews requested we publicly
extend her deep appreciation
and thanks to all those who
have provided her with help
and kindness during her ILL
ness. She has carried on like
real champion. And the
same goes for Mrs. Thelms
Thomas, also recently re-
turned home from the hospi-
tai, and all Of our other sick
neighbors. They all appreciate
your visits, phone calls ano
cards. Nobody knows that bet
terri than this reporter.
The Christmas Brothers
Edmund and Edward, first To-
cal residents to appear or
TV, will score another triumph
this Saturday, $3.50 PM, wher
they appear as featured play
ers in the musical hit DARK
Rhythms" at the VEINS Fine
Arts Theatre, Norway Street
Boston. The boys appeared or
the program Of Boston's Gre
tchen Jackson last week. The
show will feature authentic
Afro-Cuban dances and We
hone it will launch our loca