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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1938
Page
5
A sermon discusses the clash between freedom and totalitarian rule, citing Stalin Mussolini and others. It argues that freedom of thought speech and individual development are essential, warning that dictatorial regimes crush initiative and punish independent thinking.
The article warns that delaying Christmas mail risks a bigger rush and late deliveries. It argues for early sending and contrasts freedom with obedience, citing Christian and historic references while condemning greed and substance abuse as enslaving forces.
South Sudbury reports the Women’s Association of Memorial church will host an all day meeting at the church on Thursday. Morning sewing on the new junior chair is led by Mrs. Marion Eaton. in the afternoon a speaker, Miss Katherine Wilcox, will discuss her work in Dura India running a girls school. Frank McKenzie remains at Framingham hospital with brain concussion but is improving. Laurence Tucker Jr. has a chipped kneecap at home. Clifton and Arthur McKenzie sustained minor injuries as icy roads caused the car crash.
Maynard’s Peoples Theatre Ushers beat Y PoC by 87 to 28 at Pastime Hall Sunday 4 p m. The strong YPC squad faced a cream of local talent with Labin Norgaal Labowicz serving key roles in the late surge while Fraser and Raikonen played well for the losers.
The record lists totals 504 646 614 1564, notes the highest string by Lawton at 112 and the highest total by Lawton at 304, indicating top performance figures in the cited competition.
Senior class officers include President Daniel O Leary and Vice President Helen IDzerkacz with Secretary Irene Mor rill and Treasurer John Kulik. Adviser Miss Wilson The junior class lists President George Whalen and Vice President Virginia Taylor with Secretary Doris Kelley and Treasurer Roger Burnham Adviser Miss Fearns. Sophomore class shows President Hiam Lée Sage and officers Davis Caroodeee Kane June Caroodeee Kane secretary, Abies en F dower etc. Adviser Miss Field.
Maynard undefeated football squad led by Coach Mike Vodoklys remains in the limelight. Charlie DAgata earns Boston Traveler All Scholastic end honors over rivals from larger schools. Also named are Johnnie Sokoloski tackle Waine Nyholm guard and Edwin Hajduck fullback.
Miss Elizabeth Richardson 83 of South Acton died Saturday at her niece’s Somerville home. Funeral held Monday at 1 pm at West Acton Baptist Church with Rev Arthur and Rev Amel? officiating. Burial in Mount Hope Cemetery. She lived much of her life in South Acton.
The Ladies Circle plans its annual Christmas party at the parsonage on Thursday December 8 at 2 pm with a gift fund for a child. Mrs. Matthew Vance of Maynard will be guest reader, Mrs. White hosts, and a Hall Bible class turkey supper follows. Tickets for Friday 6:30 pm are limited and must be ordered by Thursday night.
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