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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1950
Page
5
A guide discusses utilizing space in rooms by organizing closets with practical storage. It suggests designing a layout to keep items, choosing bags and chests, and using back of door options to free floor space and reduce clutter.
A fragment shows Be Smart! models with new foot wear and feminine styling featuring a patchwork on a tunic or dress. Variety of materials is noted with decorative tilts and medallion accents.
This guide offers practical ideas for organizing closets with shelves hat boxes and racks. It covers protective coverings for hats including zippered or plastic cases and door storage options to maximize space for seasonal needs and prevent dust. It also advises on cleaning folding and packing clothing for moth protection and easy retrieval.
A new biography, Frederick Catherwood, Archt, chronicles the life of the elusive 19th century explorer and artist. Born 1799 in London, he sketched ruins across Greece Egypt Nubia and Syria while dodging dangers from besieged Athens to Nile expeditions.
Stanford researchers claim to have mastered the core of photosynthesis control to convert water carbon and minerals into plant tissue using sunlight. A pilot plant with 100 gallon tanks and chlorella algae will test the process aiming for high yields with minimal materials and energy.
Dr. Eugene R. Kellersberger will headline Stow Union Evangelical churchs second missionary conference at 7 30 p m He will discuss how Christian missions spur international concern for leprosy victims and influence governments to act The speaker serves with American Leprosy Missions Inc and has extensive tropical medicine credentials including a Congo mission and a published book on leprosy colonies.
Sudbury society honors Mrs Richard T. Loring of Duxbury as luncheon speaker with Mrs W Coleman Jr hosting a Thursday event honoring the guest of the afternoon.
Rev. George Sweeting will speak at the second session of the missionary conference at Union Church on Friday. A talented young artist and preacher, he uses art and preaching to present the Gospel in a new way with colored lighting effects. Sweeting is a Moody Bible Institute, Art Institute, and Gordon College graduate and serves as pastor of Grace Church in Passaic New Jersey.
The meeting of the Woman's Guild of St Elizabeth's Mission includes guests Miss Edith Buckingham and Miss Emily Fish among the attendees at the luncheon.
Southboro resident Southboro Eral Watkins left for Long Island to bring his wife and son home from a vacation. Rev. Juic Martin of St. Leo's Leominster was named Consulator in the Worcester Diocese by Bishop John J. Wright. Thomas Ferris and family spent the weekend in New York City. Owen Pendleton left for Miami to establish a residence and will be joined later by his wife and children. Buy 3.4 savings bonds.
The Stow Women's Association holds its annual meeting and luncheon at First Parish School. The event includes a one o clock luncheon followed by a business meeting and election of officers.
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