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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1937

Page

5

Concord Woman's Club to Hear Two Speakers February Meeting

The Concord Woman's Club holds its February meeting in the Union Hall at West Concord. Two speakers will address the gathering, including Rev. Russellee and Miss Enhaies, with Lory and Harry Dye of Pleasant Street among those contributing.

Concord Woitten’s Sions’ Hall Russellee Lory Mise Enhaies Apeak Harry Dye Pleasant Street

Trinitarian Congregational Church Speaker At Town Meeting Hearing

A public hearing was held by the Town Finance committee Monday evening in the Town House to discuss the warrant articles for the town meeting to be held in March. Rev George L Thurlow Youngs was to speak, with Captain Smith Ross as speaker and Carlisle Young People invited as guests.

George L. Thurlow Young Les’ Society Captain Smith Ross Carlisle

Concord notices and events from local groups

The Concord town page lists gatherings and notices from the Kings- Daughters and Golden Eagle Girl Scouts events to a village school program at Harvey Wheeler School. It notes births at Richardson House, a Concord Finance Committee hearing, a Cambridge jubilee trip, a West Concord Works Club charity sale, and local high school debaters heading to Natick plus a gratitude note for Rev Peter Bulkeley. It also mentions students and staff activities at Concord High School and regional music festivals.

Kings - Daughters Charles F. Bowers T. Alfred Wilson Harvey ‘Wheeler School Golden Eaglet Girl Scouts Alfreda Howard William ‘R. Callahan Mary C. Tobin Grapevine Cottage Jane Callahan Richardson House Goncord Finance Committee Hitmie Society West Rd Union Church Cambridge Cambridge Christian Endeavor Union Harvey ‘Wheeler West Concord Natick Robert Felch Dana Wetherbee Russell Parsons Kenneth Carlson Wisner Park Josephine Sheehan National Forensic League Frederic H. Chase Evanston Ill Renny P. Platt Anna iM.permore Ty “Wood Stirée Green Mountain Junior College Massachusetts Lowell Springfield

King's Daughters Elect 1937 Officers in Concord

The King's Daughters organization in Concord elected officers for 1937 including President Mrs. A. C. Peters and Vice President Mrs. Norman Spencer. Secretary Mrs. Charles Rocks and Treasurer Mrs. Charles Bowers also named, with a social service secretary and several committee members for meetings publicity transportation and more.

Concord King’s Daughters A. C. Peters Norman Spencer Charles Rocks Charles Bowers Norman C. Spencer Elmer L., Joslin Jarvis Derby Louie Schier Walter N. How John Clarkson

Musketaquid Club Elects Glenwood Sweet President

Glenwood C. Sweet of Maynard was elected president of the Musketaquid Sportsman's Club on January 21, succeeding Augustine W. Macone. Other officers named include Bradford M. Parker vice president Archie P. Simpson secretary Augustine W. Macone treasurer and board members Leslie O. Anderson Con cord Archie P. Simpson West Concord Dr Wendell F. Davis Acton and Bradford M Parker.

Glenwood CC Sweet Bent Avenue Maynard Musketaquid Sportsman’s Club Augustine W Macone Bradford M Parker Archie P Simpson Augustine ‘W Macone John C Hoben Augustine W . Macone Leslie 0 Anderson Concrd West Concord Wendell F.davis Acton Bradford M Park Glenwood C. Sweet

How Often Can You Kiss and Make Up

A fragmentary piece reflects on marital harmony with a wife’s mood shifts and apologetic gestures. The text references a husband understanding a wife’s monthly irritability and the ease of reconciliation after apologies. The passage hints at family dynamics across generations.

Lawrence Academy and Concord Debate Tie and Victory

Lawrence Academy and Concord High School debated on the topic that electric utilities should be government owned. In Concord High School’s auditorium the Lawrence affirmative tangled with Concord negative to a draw, while at Lawrence Academy the Lawrence negative beat Concord positive. Judges included Frank Thompson G Sherman Blair and Rev William Peck. The contest paves the way for an inter-scholastic speech contest on February 18 with nine schools.

Concord Concord High School Lawrence Groton Concord High School Auditorum Lawrence Academy Concord High Lawrence Negative Lawrence Pabieaig Donald Conant McDonald Wilfred Rogers Jack Mullen Albert Schaal William Peck Leon Cutler George Wilson Ayer Wred Gray Academy

Elks Rise to Top in Close Concord 46 Standings

The Elks win 39 games in a Friday round at Elks hall to move ahead of the Hibernians who score 31. The Knights of Columbus hold third with 30 as the season standings show the Elks leading the Hibernians 4 3 4.

Concord

Sunday Service at First Church of Christ Scientist Concord

The article lists Sunday services at 10 45 AM and a Sunday School at the same time, plus a Wednesday testimonial meeting at 7 45 PM. It notes a Reading Room in the church with limited hours and includes scripture passages from II Corinthians 3 18 Galatians 5 16 18 and a quotation from Mary Baker Eddy.

Sihidiy School M.ee Igho Rae Sea Mary ‘Baker Eddy

Elks Lodge Votes Donations To Local Aids

At a Concord Lodge of Elks meeting held last Tuesday evening members approved donations to Emerson Hospital Aid Society and the Greater Boston Community Fund.

Concord Lodge of Elks Emerson Hospital Aid Society Greater Boston Community Fund

Kruschen Salts Diet Advice Promotes Morning Routine

An old health ad urges readers to follow a Pep and Erform routine, avoid gossip, cut excess fat, and eat fruit. It recommends dissolving Kruschen Salts in hot water each morning to aid digestion and eliminate constipation.

Hruschen

Concord President's Ball Charms Guests At Armory Gala

The first President's Ball in Concord, held at the State Armory, drew many residents for a charitable evening. Decorations and lighting impressed, with Jack Marchard’s orchestra energizing the crowd and a soft drink bar enhancing the intermission. The event supported relief work and featured a large committee including Marvin C Taylor as general chairman and Samuel G Kent overseeing publicity and programs.

Concord State Armory Jack Marchard Boston Garden Faye Lowell Bcross Marvin C Taylor Samuel G.kent Samuel G. Kent James W. Pow F. Loughlin H. Whittemore Brown

Walter K Shaw Elected Red Cross Chairman

Walter K. Shaw was chosen chairman of the Concord Chapter of the American Red Cross at a Wednesday evening meeting. The National Red Cross set Concord flood relief quota at 4000 dollars. Donations may be sent to Mrs Rodney T Pratt treasurer or to the Concord National Bank. Chapter officers elected include William A Buttrick vice chairman Mrs George A Parsons secretary Mrs Rodney E Pratt treasurer Miss Mary A Flavin and several others on the executive board.

Walter K. Shaw RED Cross Concord National Red Cross Rodney T. Pratt Concord National Bank William A. Buttrick George A. Parsons Rodney, E. Pratt Mary A. Flavin George D. Hallet Raymond Emerson Elzabeth Alexander Mary Chamberlain Chilton Cabot Charles G. Edgarton

Concord Mother's Club Guest Night Speakers on School Cooperation

The Concord Mother's Club met Monday evening at 97 Main Street the talk given by J V Merrill Peter Bulkeley School principal focused on parent school cooperation. Refreshments were provided by Mrs Lawrence Olsen MacWilliams and Byron.

Concord Mother's Club Thomas Todd Main Street J. Vey Merrill Peter Bulkeley Maxwell Lawrence Clarettce Olsen C. A. MacWilliams Charles Byron

Concord A A Summons Young Men For Athletic Club

The Concord Athletic Association urges local young men to join at the William H. Hunt Memorial Gymnasium. With 40 active members the group seeks broader enrollment to use its facilities and opportunities. Classes are held Mondays and Thursdays from 7 to 9 30 p m.

Concord A. A Concord Athletic Association William H. Hunt

Open DAR meeting with bridge games in Concord

Old Concord Chapter D A R invites members to an open gathering at the Chapter House on Lexington road at 2 45 p m Saturday February 7. A small per person charge will help defray costs of flags for Concord. Hostesses are Concord members with Regent Mrs Herbert B Smith as chairman Reverend Leslie Glenn rector of Christchurch Episcopal Cam- bridge and evening school in March.

Old Concord Daughters of the American Revolution Lexington Road Concord Herbert B. Smith Leslie Glenn Christchurch Episcopal Cam

St Bernard's Catholic Club Elects New Officers for 1937

West Concord meeting opens the year in Monument hall. New officers named: President Joseph Whalen Vice President Edward Costello Secretary Margaret Lawton Treasurer Mantitt Diskin Assistant Treasurer Dorothy In addition a committee elected to organize a series of public lectures to be announced later Refreshments were provided by Margaret Lawton In charge

West Concord St. Hernard’s Hi Monument Hall J Whalen Edward Costello Margaret Lawton Mantitt Diskin Dorothy James Sheehan John — Inatete Mary Powers Margaret Lawvon Cirge

Emerson Hospital Reaches 7200 Campaign Goal

Concord reports Emerson Hospital has surpassed the $7200 minimum goal for the annual campaign to cover 1987 day to day maintenance. Gratitude is offered to donors and campaign volunteers, with a request for further support to fund essential equipment replacements.

Concord Emerson Hospital

Concord Rotary Club Luncheon Features Color Photography Talk

The Concord Rotary Club met at the Colonial Inn for its regular Thursday noon luncheon with President Thomas L. Sanborn presiding. Bert C. Chambers of Lowell Road delivered an engaging talk on color photography and displayed striking color photographs.

Concord Rotary Concord ‘Rotary Club Colonial, Inn Thomas L. Sanborn Bert C.chambers Lowell Road

Boyd Named Concord Council Chairman By Rotary Club

Fred T. Boyd was appointed chairman for Concord by the Sachem Council of Boy Scouts. The sustain ing committee was held March 10 and a drive will be led by the Rotary Club.

Fred T. Boyd Concord Sachem Council Rotary Club

Corinthian Lodge to Meet in Concord Masonic Temple

Corinthian Lodge A F and A M will gather at the Masonic Temple in Concord on Monday evening. A turkey supper is served in the banquet hall at 7 o clock. Worshipful Benjamin F. Clark presides and welcomes the past masters. Officers include Wor W Laurence as Master, Wor Austin Dued Rae as Senior Warden, Wor Hollis Howe as Junior Warden, Wor Wells A Hall as treasurer, Wor Willis A Charles as secretary, Rt Wor Warren B Goddard as chaplain, and other named officers for steward, deacon, sentinel, organist, and wardens.

Corinthian ‘Lodge A. F A. M Masonic Temple Concord Benjamin F. Clark Mag -Whoow W. Laurence Austin D. Ued. Rae Hollis Howe Robert F. Charles Ralph Hemenway Ryler Duncan G. Chapman South Gate G. Sherman Blair West Gale Winslow J. Damon East Gale

High School Presents Three One-Act Plays This Week

Concord high school stages three one-act plays in the auditorium Friday and Saturday at eight. The Locked Chest stars Alice Irby as Vigdis, My Lady Dreams features Mary Harlow, and Romance is a Racket stars Roger Boyd with Mary Daniels. About 260 pupils participate, with ticket sales at the door and candy sales for the Red Cross flood relief fund.

Masefield Alice Irby Vigdis Eugene Pillot Mary Harlow My Lady Kilpatrick Roger Boyd Mary Daniels Red Cross Fuhd Gertrude H. Rideout Constance Moulton Concord High School

Clergy Conduct Services at Middlesex and Trinity Church

The Middlesex school chapel hosted a Sunday afternoon service led by Rev. Dr. Dickinson S. Miller of Boston preached in Trinity Episcopal church Sunday morning.

New Recipes Highlight Biscuits Salads and Desserts

Home Service Director in Boston promotes variety in quick breads and salads with recipes by Margaret Fossett. Cardinal Salad uses lemon gelatin beet juice and beet diced celery. Date and Nut Bread blends eggs sour milk and dates. Fruit Drop Biscuits mix cake flour and raisins. Individual Pecan Cakes bake with butter and pecans. Macaroni Salmon features Lemon French Dressing with peas and celery. Readers can send cookery problems to Miss Fossett for answers.

Knights of Columbus ease past Madden in tight finish

The K of C. Knights of Columbus edged the Madden club of Waltham by one point in Monument Hall on Sunday. Concord led 14-10 at halftime, the game stayed tied late, and the winning basket came in the final minute of play.

Knights of ‘Columbus Madden Club Waltham Monument Hall Concord Madden Ello Camié Arello K. of C Wy Els Curran Ughnessy Beattie TCR Eee Ewes Concord Crusaders St. Stephen’s of C Actdn

First Parish in Concord Service Led by Emerson Society

The First Parish in Concord schedules a 9:45 a.m. church school and kindergarten with an 11 a.m. morning service led by the Emerson Society for Young People. Roger Boyd delivers the address and another poem assists the service.

Young Peoples Emerson Society Our Young Peoples Roger Boyd

Concord Women Elect Officers at Charitable Society

Concord female charitable society elected Mrs Henry Smith as president at a meeting held Thursday at Mrs Smith's Sudbury Road. Other officers include Mrs waiter Shaw as vice president Mrs Aichmoss Pasa as treasurer Mrs Stanton Garfield as chair Miss C Hayden Whitney as director.

Concord Female — Charitable Society Henry ¥. Smith Ootica Female Charitable Society Smith Sudbury Road K. ‘Shaw Dent Stanton Garfield C. Hayden Whitney

Concord For Chant Society Meeting Notice

The Concord for Chant Society will meet with Mrs Bert F Whipple at 12 Elm Concord at 2 oclock in the afternoon February 10 with Henry P Richardson as hostess.

Concord For Chant Society Bert F. Whipple Elm Concord Tome Henry P. Richardson Aas

Legion Auxiliary Plans Annual Membership Supper March 4

At a Jani Mansfield Post 158 meeting the Amerit Legion Auxiliary voted to hold the annual membership supper on March 4.

Amerit Legion Auxiliary Jani Mansfield Bulidit

Also Mentioned on This Page

Batising Trinitarian Congregational ‘Church Anglephone Business Office England Merica Concord, National Bank The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Organization Musketaquid Club Glenwood Sweet ELKS Mace & Hibernians Ae Bug S First Church OF Christ Scientist, Concord D.A.R Joseph Whalen Catholic Club Corinthian Lodge Home Service Boston Consolidated Gas Margaret Fossett Sendi Fis Vaccarello R. Craig Taee Rogers Lawton S Loughlin Burke Lg Eewene Bulger Hi Accarello Edward P. Daniels Roth Buckley Middlesex Institution For Savings Oragama
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