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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1930
Page
3
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A 61es Epworth League Christmas pageant featuring Scripture birth scenes will cap the 7 PM service with a 50 member cast including adults and children. The event is led by Mrs. Howard A Wilson Miss Helen Hinchliffe and the pastor with Grace Selloway directing the Junior chorus. Holy Communion will be observed Christmas morning at 7 o clock.
The Midland League banner for the peaket championship of 1929 will be presented to Mayford High during a noon assembly on Friday Dec 19. Alfred Riani secretary of the Midland League will make the presentation. Letters will be awarded to 1930 football player Don Lent.
Firemen from Beatral Fire athe were summoned to the residence of C. Cummin on Ripley HM at 7.96 am Monday for a cellar fire. The barrel contained a hot object that caught fire, but the blaze was confined to the barrel. West Concord firefighters then battled a grass fire on land belonging to the Boston Harness Company at 4:55 pm yesterday.
The Women's Parish Association held a Monday meeting at the First Parish Unitarian Church with president Mrs. Herbert F. Whipple presiding. Mrs. Leslie R. Moore of Concord delivered Glimpses of Jesus Through the Eyes. Mrs. Seabury T. Short sang Christmas songs with accompaniment by Mrs. John Morse.
Ralph P. Hosmer Camp and the Ladies Auxiliary of the United Spanish War Veterans held a whist party and dance in Warner Town. Fifteen tables of players plus 16 couples from Clinton attended. Prizes went to Margaret McHale third, Phos Margaret Suprent fourth, Mrs Margaret Kelley fifth, with Percy Brett providing music and refreshment. committees were led by Mr. and Mrs. George Hegerty and Mr. John G. Johnson.
In Sudbury, Mrs Lo Bewes is confined to the house with a bad cold. Kathleen Graverson of Wak tha wag attended a Sunday event at Me et Herbert L Newton, King, Philip Heights. No regular services at First Parish church this winter. reopen around early May. Some youths enjoyed boating on Guptill pond Sunday. Mrs William Tufts confined at home over the weekend with a severe cold. Lydia Raymond hosted the afternoon bridge club on Friday with tea and refreshments.
Maynard residents are invited to Christmas services led byMrs McCleary and Mrs Vance. The Pageant of the Ridge features local participants Robert Archer Robert A How Cate Bidheys McCleary Ralph Braith Nordberg Aceh Murray Millard Swett Willis cctinidate William iGole and more with the choir carols. The church school Christmas Tree program follows Tuesday evening with Junior department acting out the nativity, shepherds wise men Mary Joseph angels and a light supper, then at 7 30 the Intermediate Senior and Young People meet for tree entertainment and program.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a festive scene where carols and church ritual elements interplay with beer and the message of Goodwill. The fragment hints at appropriation and sacred tone within a community setting.
Miss Catherine McGoorty longtime resident of Concord died Sunday at her sister Mrs Patrick Fee’s home 2 Cottage Lane Funeral mass at St with high mass of serene rites Tuesday from the home obituary notes she was a longtime Concord resident showing the community loss of a local figure
The obituary notes the church celebrated 2 Will H the Pastor Rev William, testers James and Francis from Concord, Frederick Mo oterstow, and Bernard Hop. Misa McGooffy, born in aréland but raised in Con sinée, died in her sixty fifth year and was buried in St Bernard's Cemetery.
Miss Vernice Coolidge will sing carols. Mr Hubert Dr Clark will entertain at the West Concord Woman's Club Christmas party hosted by Mrs William Robin next Friday afternoon in Odd Fellows hall.
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