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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1956
Page
7
A Concord public event features a choral presentation by a graduate from Arlington, with participants from Concord High. Mrs. Jetter and Mrs. Giles host a Christmas service at Middleton Road, Middleton, and a church service is planned at the home of Fillard Giles.
Sudbury parents are invited to a December 10 meeting at 8 p m in Center School Auditorium to discuss parent participation and to ask questions on the Sudbury Elementary program and "What Do You Expect." The Mothers of Sudbury Cooperative Preschool plan events, and Louis Vered begins radio broadcasting training in Boston after high school and Army service.
E William Muehl associate professor at Yale Divinity School will be the featured speaker at Trinity Church next Sunday at 10 45 o clock. He is an Episcopal layman with a University of Michigan law degree and has lectured at colleges nationwide. His book Politics for Us has received favorable reviews.
Members will gather at 2:30 PM December 12 at the Cutler Greenhouse to craft decorations for Bedford Veterans Hospital. They seek help with gift wrap and delivery and ask for donations at Mrs. Frank Trussell’s Peakham Road. contact Hilltop 36474. A Christmas Bake Sale follows December 15 at Sudbury Drug Store starting 1 AM.
South Acton resident Corinne Ann Barrett Thompson died at home at 68. Born October 3, 1890 in Caribou Maine, she lived in town since 1950 and was active at Our Lady Help of Christians Church. Survived by husband William R Thompson a son two daughters and siblings. one son was killed as a paratrooper in World War II. Services tomorrow at Des Funeral Home in Concord with burial at St Bernard's Cemetery.
Leonard Baker, known as the “big man” in the trade, has expanded his facilities to a larger site at 11 East Main Street Mertbere. Operating under Piet Rondsiens, Eexnerd Balter, and a franchised setup, he offers shop fittings signs and holiday décor. With the season ahead he and his son Peter will specialize in holiday decorations for stores booths and window displays. He is married to a former Newton girl and has three sons with military service backgrounds.
Congratulations pour in for the Bacon couple on the birth of a daughter Didiitie Lynn born November 14 at Eméréon Hospital. Grandparents include Mrs. Harry Lee of Wayland and Mr. Howard Bacon of Walther. Also noted are relatives of other Sudbury area families with births recently acknowledged.
Sunday morning service at the First Religious Society featured Rev Alvert N Kauchér PhD delivering the parish church sermon. The occasion honored the late Mrs Féss Clark and Mrs Oss Wilkixe, with George W Foss noted among attendees in Rutland.
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