The guardian., 1957-04-13
FAUCINA'S
BEAUTY SALON
10 HARVARD AVENUE
MI 8-9715

The Shiloh Youth Forums
are a return back to the edu-
cational church forums of the
past which helped develop
youth leadership and further
ed youth education and dis
cussion of current events, fea-
turing outstanding speakers.
The Juniors, Junior and SEN
ior High groups meet at the
Church under the sponsor
ship of Mrs. Madeline An
drewS, Mr.. Roland Clark and
Mr.. Bill Byard respectively.
The college and older group
forum is held at the Parson-
age under Mr.. Levi Adams.
The Parsonage Forum group
last Sunday featured Mrs.
Max Hearshon of the Jewish
Community Council who lee
tured on THE Middle East
Crisis" On Sunday, April ID,
the lecture will be by. the
Rev. Alfred Bloom, Phi. D. in
the field of Oriental Cultures
from Harvard who will dis
cuss: ''Mohammedanism in the
US. and the Orient" And on
the following Sunday, April %.
Attorney Manuel McKenney.
assistant District Attorney and
former FBPC director, will
discuss Crime AS l See It."
other prominent lecturers are
scheduled. SO all those inter
ested in current events may
join the youth in hearing
these interesting Shiloh spon-
sored forums. They are right
up to date and of interest to
both young and old. Plan to
attend the Forum tomorrow.
The Holy Week Services,
Monday, April IS through
Thursday, April II, invites
your attendance. Our Pastor
will preside at the w. Medford
Congregational church on
Wednesday and his sermon
will be In The Garden" And
on Thursday, at Shiloh Baptist
church, our guest pastor will
be the Rev. Edward Brinkman
who will hold communion and
viii preach on "At The Cross"
On each evening choirs of the
host churches will sing. On
April 13, this Saturday, a Pot
luck Supper will be held at
the Community Center from
ST PM, sponsored by the
Cub Scout committee and
sisted by Mr., Sonny Douglass.
Cubmaster Bob Lambert, as
The boys, 9-12, will partici-
pate in indoor crafts and out
door hikes, camping, and fish
ing. Parents are urged to help
organize the Cub Pack. A
Send-Of Party for local SER
vicemen was held last Sat-
urday for Al Hayes Jr. of this
city, and Lloyd Bell and Gil
Graves of Cambridge who
have adopted Medford as their
second home, as so many
young people have. A large
gathering of young people,
including members of the
Omega Psi Pi Fraternity were
on hand to wish the trio well,
and the. meeting concluded
with a singing of the Fra
ternity song.
AL SUMPTER
The community extends it's
sympathy to the family Of
the late Albert "Al" Sumpter,
50, of 81 Albion street, South
Medford, AL, a Navy veteran
OF two world wars, passed
away suddenly on April first.
A veteran Postal employe and
a member and past officer of
the Isaac Wilson Taylor, VFW,
Sumpter had been i'll and
had undergone critical OPP
Grafton last year. His last
public appearance in Post uni
form was at the funeral of
the late Colonel Russell. AL
Sumpter was one of the best
liked men in the Boston postal
system where he was con-
sidered not only a fine worker
but a genuine gentleman. Due
to his wish to be buried with
his people in Hemingway,
South Carolina, local services
were advanced a day at the
Chisholm Funeral Home, BoS-
ton. The South Carolina SER
vices were held at the st. Jo-
seph Missionary Church in
Hemingway. He is survived by
his sisters: Ethel L. Sump-
ter, Juanita Gaines, Sadie Jen-
nerette, SAME Cause; and bro
therS, AlnhnnSo and Tohia