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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1944
Page
3
Christmas shopping text promotes Watson living set with glowing lamps and home pieces like a desk and chair as suggested furniture to brighten living spaces.
The Christmas Story was presented by pupils from local schools at George Wilton Auditorium last Sunday under Miss Eleanor Coburn director of music. The program featured student choirs, solos, and readings including Away In a Manger, Hark The Herald Angels Sing, Joy to the World, and The First Nowell, with narration by Gene Robinson and performances by the Junior and Senior High choirs and visiting accompanists.
A school chorus presents The Coming of the Wise Men with a narrator from Robinson section and notes on a combined choirs program. The event features selections from traditional carols and a Bambino theme presented by Yor Junior High School choir.
Mrs Warren T Powell and Mrs Elaine formerly of Concord announce the birth of a son on December 2 at Emerson Hospital. The Concord motor corps tenth company will hold its next drill at the state armory on Tuesday December 19 at 8 o'clock.
Members of the Concord Lions club attend a testimonial in Boston for Gov Saltonstall and Gov elect Tobin, both Lions members, at a Boston hotel this moon. The Concord Knights of Columbus will meet at Monument Hall next Monday night at 8. They will host servicemen at the state council’s headquarters in Boston soon.
Miss Annie McCardlter of Mrs John McAedar and M M Sheal I Smith of Acton wed after he returned from service. Sheal I Smith, a Concord High and Institute graduate, was a local florist before entering the service. Mrs Lawrence C Ayers of Boston noted as relative.
Carlo Colombo Jr of Marlboro Massachusetts, husband of Irene Colombo, received the Combat Infantryman Badge for action with the Americal Division on Bougainville after six months overseas. The Americal Division, first to engage Japanese offensively, fought Guadalcanal and held Hill 260 on Bougainville where many enemy were killed. Brigadier General W H E Arnold commended the unit.
A fragment mentions Colombo wearing a single Astaticaclte star.
Marlboro boy V LaCouture assigned to Army Air Forces cadet training at the San Antonio center in Texas as he begins duties in the aircrew program.
The second marking period honor roll recognizes students from John J. Mitchell School. Names include Betty Ann Belmore Patricia Temple Bertha Barrette Norma Kings Joanne Naves Melvin Smith and Gerald Myshitaf across grades one to five.
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