Marlboro Weekly Rise listing and subscriber note
The text shows a Marlboro weekly publication header and billing details. It lists street address 1 Liberty Street Marlboro and mentions subscription rates and dates for the publication.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1930
Page
5
The text shows a Marlboro weekly publication header and billing details. It lists street address 1 Liberty Street Marlboro and mentions subscription rates and dates for the publication.
A Boston based New England Association of America organized to preserve the Ter Centenary achievements and promote cultural educational and civic aims. Founders include William Crawford Courtenay Guild and others with plans to expand knowledge of New England heritage and foster inter-state cooperation.
West Acton Baptist Church plans a Miss Mystery Fair on Thursday December 11 with a cafeteria supper eat what you want when you want it and an evening entertainment. Sunday December 7 marks Universal Bible Sunday with a sermon and communion. Other items note Patsy Rivetts at a wedding in Littleton, a birth announcement, and local housing updates.
The Miss Mystery Fair will be held December 11 at the West Acton Baptist church. Miss Japan and Miss Mystery greet guests. Numerous tables run by volunteers will offer food, candy, vegetables, handkerchiefs, and oriental articles with various members handling stalls and lunch service.
Mr and Mrs James Caldwell of Melrose welcome a new arrival at Emerson Hospital in Concord Troop 16 members attend a special meeting at the town hall Friday evening at 7 30.
On Thursday afternoon several accidents occurred on Great Road and North Road as slippery conditions led to skidding. Oscar Williamson of Westford escaped serious injury after his Hupmobile hit a telephone pole. Miss Callande of Arlington, passing by, dropped a book but was unharmed. Miss Mary McDonough of Winthrop skidded into a stonewall, colliding with a Norton car from Milford New Hampshire. Both cars suffered front damage. Miss McDonough and her brother Edward received minor injuries. Road crews spread sand after more skids.
The Union Church will observe communion this Sunday with Baptism preceding it. The pastor will speak on This Do in Remembrance. Church school meets at 9 45. A brief church council meeting follows the service. The Young People host a Dunbar Lyceum service with about 20 from the Church of All Nations singing Negro spirituals. Next Tuesday the U P society cabinet meets at the parsonage to plan future activities. The church school committee convenes Thursday to plan Christmas programs.
Local advertisement urges shoppers to visit the New Idea Store in Maynard for winter clothes. The brief notice highlights seasonal apparel and a convenient shopping location.
The Junior High School in Maynard sponsors the Christmas Seals sale for the National Tuberculosis Association. Miss Doyle leads teams to canvass homes Monday evening with envelopes of 10 25 2 cent or 1 dollar. Half of receipts fund health work for local children and dental clinics while the rest aids broader efforts. Sale continues at the Post Office from 8 to 10 December.
The first Evening High School session drew 98 registrants for 6 30 to 8 30 pm classes in the Commercial Rooms. Programs include beginner to advanced Americanization and citizenship, plus a cooking class with 12 pupils. Supt. C H Walker notes this as the best enrollment in three years. A Maynard-adv item also mentions bowling results and a death in the Rice family, with services held.
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