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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1948

Page

19

Odd Fellows Veterans Concert and Saturday Dance Event

Community notices list a Friday concert at the Wells Auditorium and a Saturday dance at the A F and A Masonic Hall. An 8 PM session at the State Armory and an Elks Lodge meeting are noted for the week. Central Pomona events and variety product notes appear in the same column.

Wells A. al Con School Lodge A. F. & A. Masonic Hall State Armory

Outstanding Concord Chapter D A R Meeting Highlights

The Old Concord Chapter D A R held its December meeting with Regent Mrs Victor E Pepard presiding. The One Hundred Club Chorus of nine voices from the Billerica Woman's Club performed selections from Bethlehem a Christmas Cantata by Paul Bliss and the afternoon featured a talk on hobbies with exhibits of bells buttons rug hooking penny collecting and more.

Concord Stuart W. Allen Acta

Musical program charms guests at Marlboro gathering

The event featured Mrs Howard G. Simonds in charge of The The musical program was beautifully rendered and Mrs Allen spoke engagingly about hobbies. Guests included Mrs Claude Williams Regent with an ex Regent of General Joseph Badger Chapter Marlboro Mass and Mrs W Whiting of Androscoggin Chapter Rumford Maine. Christmas decorations graced the Regent and Mrs Raymond as a social followed.

Howard G. Simonds Allen Claude Williams Joseph Badger Marlboro Mass W. Whiting Raymond

Stow The Service Club Meeting and Lecture Event

The Stow Service Club met Monday at Mrs. Mary Lord's home for a brief monthly gathering. A short business session preceded R Hy Markham’s lecture at the town hall. The Stow School committee slated its next meeting at Hale High School in December, while Salty Parish Church held a Monday evening gathering at Mrs. Fred Strong's home.

Union Ales Lord, Great Road Hy. Markham Stow Hale High- School Salty Inere Fred Strong A. Short

Meeting at Town Hall Addresses Program and Members

A business meeting was held at Town Hall with attendees from the program and its members. The gathering focused on upcoming initiatives and community engagement.

D Business Meeting Town Hall

Priest Dancing SC Classes Attract Local Pupils

Fragmentary notice advertises dance classes for children aged 3 to 12 taught by a priest in Stow with a Marlboro meeting. It mentions registration on November first and a next Saturday event. Shopping early for Christmas is urged.

Stacy Herold

Eight Men of Lincoln perform at St Anne site

The Eight Men of Lincoln gave a varied concert for the Supper Club of St Anne's church in the Undercroft on Friday evening. Songs included spirituals such as Jerusalem Morning and The Erie Canal and favorites Ain't It A Shame Hiluska Hiluska Appalachian Walking Song Dry Bones and All Through the Night. Over 80 people attended the supper and the group with their wives were guests. The Eight Men were George Wells Malcolm Donaldson Louis E. Paddock Frederick B. Taylor Dr Gordon Winchell Guilbert Winchell Jr and C Lloyd Thomas. The committee for the evening included Mrs Robert Byre William Dean Mrs Paul Moore Louis B. Paddock Mrs Richard Schroeder and Mrs Donald M. Spooner.

Concord Lincoln Supper Club St Anne’s Church Jerusalem Old Ark Erie Canal William Dean Paul Moore Louis B. Paddock Ichard Schroeder Donald M. Spooner

Alligator Surprise In Granbury Farm Scene

In Granbury Texas four men mistook a five foot alligator for a man while inspecting a rural area. The surprising sight interrupted their activity and drew attention from locals.

Granbury, Tex

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