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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1954
Page
8
A leaf let from the American Oil Company urges safeguards on streets as schools reopen. Titled Im Just A Steering Wheel the message warns that unsteady hands can turn steering into a deadly killer and urges calm careful driving to protect children and all pedestrians.
The Service Club of Stow Union Evangelical Church held a picnic at Marlboro Lake Fort Meadow near Mrs. Howard Lewis summer home. Members planned rummage and white elephant sale plus a food sale on September 11 and a sewing meeting on September 8 at Mrs. Cyrus Kendrick Jr. home featuring articles for the children's table.
Jordan Marsh at Shoppers World announces a fashion show titled Suburban and Campus Fashions next Thursday September 2. Alyce Hastings known as Gari Hays models with Barbizon and Rogers Boston ties. Fall and winter coats dresses and separates feature tweeds jersey and a color palette including purple gold red rust pink and peacock blue.
A memorial service is planned for Theodora Whitney next Sunday at 2 15 p m at Trinity Episcopal Church Concord. Whitney died Friday August 13th.
Congratulations to Mr and Mrs William Spiller on the birth of their third child and second son Richard Andrew at Richardson House on August 21. Grandparents are Mrs James MacArthur of Fayville and Mr and Mrs Charles Spiller of Sudbury.
Dr. C. Rogers Lord and family from Bedford are vacationing at Lake Winnepesaukee. Dr. Lord is on the staff at Emerson Hospital.
Free toys offered to hosts for a toy party at home. Call Maynard at 488-M for availability and details on how organizations can earn money through toy parties.
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