Auction planned for Concord to raise funds for annual church sale
A community auction organized by the First Pa church committee aims to raise a fund for an annual event. Proceeds will finance permanent equipment and illumination stored for next year. Donors may contact the committee with household articles or antique items.
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Concord
John H Magion
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Bedford Week Calendar Highlights
The week lists events in Bedford including a Boy Scout meeting at the club house on Thursday. Fair Committee and choir practice at Church of Christ on Friday. Bedford Womens Community Club on Monday. American Legion at Town Hall on Tuesday. Girl Scout meeting at Town Hall in the afternoon. and Sister Sue party by United Workers at Church of Christ on Wednesday.
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Bedford Women’s Community Club
American Legion
Town Hall
Sister Sue
United Workers
Bedford Post Office Schedules Saturday Noon Close
The Bedford post office now closes at 12 noon on Saturdays up from 2 PM. The Anthony Hunt-Hamilton Post 221 plans a May penny sale with TV as prize and a Father and Son Night on May 18. Local school children enjoyed a week’s vacation. classes resume Monday. Rev Anita Truman Pickett, widow of Rev Harold L. Pickett, accepts call to First Unitarian Church in Ware.
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American Legion
Anthony Hunt
Hamilton Post
Bedford
Anita Truman Pickett
First Parish
First Unitarian
Ware
Harold L. Pickett
Plan Your Living Room With Friendliness and Comfort
Woman's World advises planning living rooms with comfort and friendliness in mind. Emphasizes a single main color, a blending secondary color, and a small accent color, using muted tones for lasting appeal while allowing thoughtful furniture placement and conversational arrangements.
Decorative Tips For Furnishings And Room Balance
The article advises Tweed Fashion first then balance color with neutrals to avoid busyness. It covers patterns, furniture clutter, mixing woods, and period styles, plus tips to raise or lower perceived ceiling height with color, and cautions on display and wear.
Bedford P T A Elects Officers at May Installation
Bedford P T A met in the school auditorium for its monthly session with Mrs. Burton L Coburn presiding. A nominating slate was approved and officers including president Mrs Coburn and vice president Mrs Hammond were elected for installation in May.
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Bedford Parent Teachers’ Association
Burton L. Coburn
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Richard W. Thompson
Larry Norton
Marshal Boyer
Mary F. Valente
Shawsheen
Cambridge
P.T.A
Leonard Bean
Sidney W. Ingalls
William R. Greer
Roy F. Harrow
Charles W. Coe
Frank C. White
Burton L Coburn
Charles F. Hammond
John Giudici
Murray York
Roderick R. Elliot
James P. MacQuaide
Bruce W. Polack
Norman Douglas
M. Bernard Webber, Jr
Robert D. MacDonald
Phillip M Hallowell
Frederick W. Backus
Frank R. Joslin
Thomas Johnston
Louis H. Smith
John F. Brown
Alden W. Webber
Be Smart Jewelry Eve of Season Delights Choker Trend
Delicate ornate costume pieces in gold tones showcase a new season style. A many strand choker with an oversized clasp mirrors earrings and necklace, featuring simulated stones intensified by crystal beads in rich colors.
Recent Arrivals At The Hospital To Local Parents
Emerson Hospital Concord reports births to area families with newborns from April 17 to April 22. Names include George A. Smith Lexington Road Concord and Eliott R. Piper Jr West Acton with a son, plus Milot Wal tham with a son, Genetti Bedford with a daughter, Caouette Lexington with a daughter, Rizzitano Concord with a son, and Bailard Maynard with a daughter.
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Concord
Emerson Hospital
George A. Smith
Lexington Road
Eliott R. Piper, Jr
Windsor Avenue
West Acton
Paul J. Milot
Crescent Street
Waltham
Joseph Genetti, Jr
Loomis Street
Bedford
Winfield S. Caouette, Jr
Carville Avenue
Lexington
Fortunate Rizzitano
Bedford Court
Carl Bailard
Sudbury Street
Maynard
Former Stow couple marks 40th wedding anniversary
Stow residents Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Lund Sr. celebrated their 40th anniversary with an open house on Sunday April 23 at their new home 45 Great Pond Road May. More than 100 friends and relatives from Medford Hudson Maynard Marlboro Stow and Milford NH attended. A Stow Grange delegation greeted them and gifts and cards were exchanged.
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Stow
Peter J. Lund
New Hand
Great Pond Road
May
Harold Keech
Milford
New Hampshire
James P. Lund
Medford
Hudson Maynard
Marlboro
Lund
Stow Grange
Grange 103 Confers Third and Fourth Degrees
Stow Grange 103 hosted deputy Clifford Wheeler of Berlin who exemplified the third degree by a women’s team led by Miranda Lund and the fourth degree by regular officers. Next meeting May 2 marks Associate Officers’ night with a prize for the officer most in attendance. silent auction and entertainment run by the dramatic committee chaired by Dorrance Leard.
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Stow
Stow ‘Grange 103
Clifford Wheeler
Berlin
Miranda Lund
Dorrance Leard
Mother cat saves day at Worcester grocery
A burglar failed to steal from Thomas Kinkis grocery as a mother cat protected her kittens. The intruder fled after the grocer’s cat began wailing to defend the litter.
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Mother Cat Saves
Worcester
Thomas Kinkis
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