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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1933

Page

5

Church Fair Crowns West Concord Entertainment T

The annual church fair and supper in West Concord drew 200 or more for tea and a sold out supper. A featured program entertained with Homer son Blood performing New England character sketches and a Community Chorus under Joey Merrill. The Dick and Dick sketch and announcer Julian Ballou drew roaring laughter.

Concord New England Clk Joey Merrill Merril West Concord Dick Ballou Dick Appleby Julian W. Ballou S. ‘T Blood el’ “Union She” Tee BeajaritterDy Ir‘ving S Duren Frank 5. Walker Fred 8 Frank Gara ¢Ghamnman Organic Iso T Mullen Frank H Hewitt White Elephant Clarence W. Mahan

Concord High names Palmer captain of 1934 football eleven

The 1933 Concord High School lettermen elected Leonard Palmer junior brilliant left end to captain the 1934 eleven. He succeeds Minnetee DiCicco who graduates in June. Letters will be awarded to 22 players and the manager including Robinson Magurn Flannery Hosmer Me a LeSheehan McGrath Edmands Anderson Heyliger Windheim Barcolomeo Venti Vigliotti Clelland Horne Fish Rooney Kiggman.

Concord Leonard Palmer Minnetee’ DéCigco DiCicco Theodore Mea Everett le Sheehan Robert McGrath Jac Edmands Arthur Anderson Fred Heyliger Robert Windheim John Barcolomeo Enrico Venti Louis Vigliotti James Clelland Harold Horne Warren Fish Leonard Rooney Lauren Kiggman

Grange Neighbors Stage Evening Entertainment

Grange neighbors including Arlington Grange held a Wednesday evening entertainment program featuring Miss Dorothy and Gladys Graham with Teddy Parent as tenor soloist from Boston. Division 44 A OH Auxiliary hosted a Yuletide sale under Mrs John Goulding after Division 4 Ladies OH met, led by President Miss Mary Battles with a formal business session.

Grange Annursnac Sah Soa Arlington Grange Anpiace Edwardson Dorothy Soaise Gladys“Graham Teddy pAreting Bostion Yuletide Sale John “H. Goulding Mootiete

Carnegie Right on Saving: Bank a Fixed Portion

The Concord Co-operative Bank promotes a savings principle citing Andrew Carnegie’s advice to save a fixed portion of income no matter how small. The 48th series launches, encouraging readers to start with only one dollar.

Concord Co-operative Bank

Royal wedding sparks twists in staged drama at Concord

A mixed cast delivers a bold performance led by D. Ripley Gage as King and Eric as the central figure. Notable turns come from Miss Margaret Smith as Princess Anne and John W. Teele as Prince William, with strong support from R. Walker and Hans W Miller in key roles.

Fel Ios Keri Northrup Somes Northing Ant Burton Dar Feliman Gtaniwa Bgt Margaret ’ Smith W. Teele Prince William D. Ripley Gage Eric Wes Asion Pawhat Hollywood Davis Walker Hans W Miller Dr. Feltman William Kussin Laker Richard F’wood Brent Mary Curtie

Victors at Military Whist in Hawthorne Event

The Past Matrons and Past-Prom Association of Hawthorne Eastern Star sponsored a military whist evening. William H Davis of Lincoln directed. Mr and Mrs Winslow Damon and Mr and Mrs Walter N How won with a high score of 101. Second place went to Mr and Mrs Grindall, Fred Cooper, and Miss Effie Dunt. Repair prizes went to Mr and Mrs Fred G Jones, William E Graham, and Miss Gladys Graham. About 100 players attended with refreshments served after the games.

Beulah F. Blair Maso

Concord Grange Christmas Party Set After Sickness Delays

Illness kept several Grange members away and the minstrel show planned for last week was canceled. A penny sale was led by lecturer Mrs. Helen Croft with Miss Nettie Wells presiding. Pearl Wells elected lady assistant steward. Mrs. Net Wells sang with Helen Croft. The next meeting on December 19 will feature a Christmas party.

Concord Grange Ellis’ Hall Helen Croft Nettie Wells Pearl Wells Sylvia Moreau Net- Wells

Concord Teachers Club Presents Boston Artists in Concert

The Concord Teachers Club will host a musical program by Boston artists at Trinity Canal Church Auditorium on Wednesday evening under the direction of Enos. Francis W. Snow organist of Trinity Church Boston will perform on the organ with Mrs Virginia Stickney Snow cello. Camille A. Girouard baritone singer from Hubbard Chorus WAAB will sing. The event partir at the New Idea Store Maynard.

Concord Teachers’ Club Boston Trinitarian Canal Church Erdening Wednearuy Regeany Mof Enos Maisie Intengot Concord High ‘School Francis W. Snow Trinity Church Virginia Stickney Mr. Snow Camille A. Girouard Hubbard WAAB

First Parish Concord Hosts Christmas Program and Meetings

The Concord church schedules a 9 45 Sunday school and 11 morning service with music by Tischaikowsky and a December 18 joint meeting of the Women's Parish Association and Concord Chapter Unitarian Laymen's Guild. Ralph Lindsey of Morgan Memorial Boston will attend. A boxed gift sale is promoted at the Nidea Store as part of the season.

Edward P. Daniels Unitarian Laymen's Gudmocone Mt Mmeatry

Lesson Sermon and Church News Include Christian Science Text

A church notice outlines a special Women’s Union meeting at the Trinitarian Congregational Parish House with a luncheon on Thursday December 14 and a business meeting after. The text also references a Lesson Sermon from Mary Baker Eddy and Bible passages. In local sports, the Knights of Columbus and Ancient Order of Hibernians compete in Monument Square, with results cited alongside Minute Men scoring and a season tally update.

Ringclenvigr Co cHinier el Age Tang God Mary Baker Eddy Woman’s Union Trinitarian Congregational Church Concord Council Knights of Columbus Ancient Order of Hibernians Knights

Trinity Church Concord Service Notes and Lecture

Rev Dexter and Rev Peck listed as clergy with Holy Communion at 9 30 and church school at 11 am. Rev Dr Cameron from Boston University to speak on waning spirit. Sunday arrangements led by Mrs William H Anders. A sale of articles by the blind of Boston was held Friday.

Trinity Concord Massachusetts G. Dexter Charlies. R. Peck Holy Communion Richard.m Cameron Boston University St.arate Long Island Chub William H Anders Boston

Concord Chapter DAR Pres Conant Leads Meeting

Old Concord chapter activities highlight Katherine Lyford acting as execut ary, with details on leadership and current duties in Concord.

Old Concord Dar Conant Katherine Lyford

Celebration marks Century Milestone in Queen Husband run

Century celebration notes the 100th performance of The Queen Husband presented by Mayer's since 1919. D Ripley and Gage lead the event with players in a festively set Century Mark occasion. Guests watched from tiered seating as cream cake and coffee were served after a formal menu.

Mayer D. Ripley -Gagé Hall A

The New Idea Store Xmas Place Opens

A local shop branded The New Idea Store offers a Christmas themed venue described as a place to do your Xmas shopping and activities.

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