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Newspaper
Acton Enterprise
Location
Acton, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1920
Page
6
A Maynard notice invites townspeople to join the Armistice Day social dance on Thursday November 11 at Colonial Hall hosted by Frank J Demars Post American Legion. It urges public support for ex service men and stresses cooperation with veterans in marking the day with patriotic observance similar in spirit to Independence Day.
Members of Maynard Grange enjoyed a lively Music Night on Tuesday evening November 2. The program featured mandolin selections, vocal solos, violin numbers, readings, piano duets, and a solo dance, performed by a mix of Grange members and guest talents. Grange Music committee chair Mrs L T Sims and members Mrs Gilbert Hawkes and Arthur Sullivan praised the performers for an entertaining event.
Regular Old Concord Chapter D A R gathering at Mrs O S Fowler's Concord street home Saturday afternoon with hostesses Mrs Fowler and Mrs A L Morse. Rev Bon. Ativeh of the Congregational church will be the guest speaker.
The M E Church announces that Pastor D M Angell will preach at 7 next Sunday evening. At the regular mid week prayer meeting the pastor will use as his text Profiting by Our Mistakes. Tuesday evening the Philathea Class met at Miss Margaret Gates home.
Mrs Ethel Carlson entertained the Congregational Sunday school class at her Prospect Court home for a Halloween gathering. The event featured games vocal and instrumental music and refreshments with attendees including Fred Elson Walter Coulter George Morris George Gould Norman Nordberg Wendell Leithead Arthur Annett and Albert Carlson.
State Commander T. J. Duane of the American Legion issues an Armistice Day proclamation calling members to honor real heroes in sacred memory and to be inspired by their deeds to greater love of God and country, reflecting on sacrifice and sacrifice of French evil.
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