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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1955
Page
5
Anna Wohlrab of Ry has led a successful Dimes drive and seeks volunteers to continue the work. She asks interested people to call Hilltop 3 6427 to offer help and carry on the effort.
The Seniour Choir and the Woman's Choral Group of Memorial Congregational Church are heard through loud speakers at the South Sudbury Shopping Center this week following performances at the last two Sunday services.
The dedication of the new Memorial Congregational Church wing is set for January 8. Members request poinsettias for the Christmas Sunday service and invite donations from Mrs. Luther M. Child and Mrs. Roland R. Cutler Jr. or others wishing to contribute.
Sudbury Explorer Post 13 sells Christmas trees beyond Twin Maples on the Post Road. The stand operates nightly from 5 to 9 30 p.m. and asks for generous patronage.
The pile of evergreen branches in Arthur White's yard is contributed by Abel Cutting and invites anyone interested to take them for decorating.
This note advises selecting a light scent for work to avoid overpowering colleagues. It emphasizes moderation in fragrance use and consideration for others in shared spaces.
Concord residents welcomed new additions this week at Emerson Hospital. The list includes a daughter born December 13 to Murray L Geezil and wife at 305 Goldsmith Street Littleton and a son born December 13 to Ralph R Ursch of Snowdrive Littleton.
Pioneer Girls will not meet next week due to Christmas vacation. Christian Service Brigade also off. Colonists and Battalion groups meet Tuesday at Evangelical Free Church for buffet supper and fellowship. Midweek prayer on Wednesday at 8. Sunday school program Thursday Dec 29 at 7. Christmas morning worship at 10 45.
University of California geographer Dr. Howard J. Nelson reports 99 million Americans live on one percent of the nation’s land. He notes urban land values now exceed the value of all non urban land combined, signaling rising prices amid dense population.
Sudbury residents from the Homemakers of Memorial Congregational Church held a Christmas party at the home of Mrs. Ernest Bodenweber Jr. About 20 members dressed in heavy clothing and serenaded the neighborhood with carols. Mrs. Arthur E. Fay Jr. and her sister Mrs. Nelson Deven eau led a devotional period and Christmas story before a gift exchange and festive refreshments.
Mr and Mrs David Hartwell of 37 Pelham Street Newton Centre welcomed their third child a daughter Marsha Jean born recently at Emerson Hospital Their older children are David Jr and Janice The Hartwells grandparents reside at 409 Main Street and Mrs Harry F Baker of Waltham Also noted is a policy giving Spanish sherry workers a 40 minute break to drink wine rather than a coffee break.
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