New Offiers Named at Carlisle Congregational Church
Carlisle Congregational Church announces new officers for the Ever Ready Class with Charlotte Laisen as president Gloria White as vice president Joan Morgan as secretary and Norma Japp as treasurer The installation was performed by Arlene Dempsey with annual reports presented and no entertainment. Hostesses for refreshments were Mrs Francis Dolan Mrs De Jack and Mrs William Cutry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Congregational Church
Charlotte Laisen
Gloria White
Joan Morgan
Norma Japp
Arlene Dempsey
Francis Dolan
de Jack
William Cutry
Emerson Hospital Auxiliary Coffee Hour Tuesday at Abbt Home
Acton Massachusetts February 9 10 a m the Emerson Hospital Auxiliary hosts a morning coffee hour at Mrs Frederick W Abbt 471 Massachusetts Avenue After a brief business meeting President Mrs Charles D MacPherson will outline 1960 plans Dr James Hitchock a Concord heart specialist will discuss the electronic defibrillator a recent gift to the hospital from the local unit Open to all interested attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Acton-Boxsborough
Emerson Hospital Auxiliary
Frederick W. Abbt
Massachusetts Avenue
Charles D. MacPherson
James Hitchock
Concord Heart
Students Elect Exchange Team Members at Regional High
Acton-Francis Pratt announces that in Grade 11 U S history class elections the Student Government Exchange Team will include Mary Anne Ey Robert DeWitt Charles Manion Charles Oliver and Mary McNiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Francis Pratt
Acton-Roxborough Regional High School
Mary Anne Ey
Robert DeWitt
Charles Manion
Charles Oliver
Mary McNiff
West Concord Woman Initiated into Beacon Hill Chapter
Grace F. Craft of 497 Main Street West Concord was initiated into the Beacon Hill Chapter of the National Secretaries Association International. The candlelight ceremony took place at the Women's City Club in Boston. Craft serves as secretary to Frank White at Raytheon Company's standards lab.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
Grace F. Craft
Main St
Beacon Hill
National Secretaries Association
International
Women’s City Club
Boston
Frank White
Standards Lab
Raytheon Company
Fellowship Rally at First Parish Concord
The Senior Youth Fellowship of the Congregational Church will attend the Concord Youth Rally at First Parish Church Sunday at 7 p.m. Rev. John Burgess of Boston will speak. Rev. Paul Myers of the Massachusetts Congregational Conference speaks Wednesday Feb. 10 at 8 p.m. Parents teachers and the general public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
The
Congregational Church
First Parish
John Burgess
Boston
Paul Myers
Christian Education Department
Mass. Congregational Conference
Acton Lions Hear Moore On Prescription For Tomorrow
The Acton Lions Club met at the Acton Center Woman's Clubhouse with President H. William Flood presiding. Vincent Moore of Smith Kline and French spoke on modern pharmaceuticals and the growth of the field. The club schedules a director's meeting next Wednesday and a zone social on Feb 29 at a Concord night spot. The public relations talk covered Lions Information and a testimonial for Dist Gov Edward P Scott on April 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Acton Lions Club
Acton Center
H. William
Flood
Vincent Moore
Waltham
Smith, Kline and French
Richard Deane
Lions
Joseph Bushell
Concord
Dist
Edward P. Scott
Sudbury Census Records 7450 Residents For Town
Recent census figures show Sudbury total 7450 residents with 3400 children under 20. Auprey W. Borden is home recovering after an operation at Phillips House in Boston. Buy U S Savings Bonds.
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Sudbury
Auprey W. Borden
Phillips House
Boston
21 Classroom Offers Music Series Broadcast on WG BH TV
Sudbury Sudbury Junior High School students view an eight part music series from WG BH TV titled 21 Classroom. Dr Edward F Gilday of Lowell State Teachers College directs the program which runs Mondays and Thursdays during the school day with Tuesday evening parent viewing. This week features the symphony orchestra and the Greater Boston Youth Symphony Orchestra with instrument demonstrations. Each half hour session airs at 9 15 am and 10 30 am on Mondays with 1 15 pm Thursday repeats and 7 pm Tuesday repeats. February is Heart Month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Wgbh-Tv
Boston
Channel 2
Edward F. Gilday
Lowell State Teachers College
T. V
Symphony Orchestra
Greater Boston Youth Symphony Orchestra
Local Groups Schedule Dinners Meetings and Events
The Ladies Social Circle meets at Carlisle Congregational Church for a noon dinner program on Thursday February 11 followed by a business meeting at 1 PM led by new president Mrs. Marge Shumway. Next Carlisle Grange whist is set for February 10 at the hall at 8 PM with public welcome. A square dance is planned for Saturday at the hall. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle L. Grant attended the two day New England Sled Dog Club races in Pittsfield New Hampshire with Mrs. Grant finishing 24th. Carlisle Boy Scouts and Cub Scouts will participate in a large expo at the State Armory Concord Saturday doors open 7 PM. Scouts will demonstrate camping and cubs will build bird houses. A planning board public hearing is 8 PM Wednesday at Spaulding School Auditorium to review the subdivision requested by Ingemann J Nielsen of East Street. INVEST IN YOUR COUNTRY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle Congregational Church
Marge Shumway
Carlisle Grange
Lyle L. Grant
Bedford Road
New England
Carlisle
State Armory
Concord
Spaulding School
Ingemann J. Nielson
East Street
Concord Board Grants Petition For Intersection Brace
Concord selectmen met Monday to hear New Telephone & Telegraph and Concord Municipal Plant petitions for a brace at Middlesex Street and Academy. The petition was granted. They received an invitation to a Women’s open meeting on Affairs February 17 at 9 15 Ellis Hall. Theodore M. Nelson attended. A light plant study and centennial war celebration committee matters were noted. A hearing on a local sale date March 5 was approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
New Telephone & Telegraph
Concord Municipal
Dlesex Street
Academ
Ellis Hall
Theodore M. Nelson
Concord Congregational Church Elects New Moderator and Leaders
Concord church elects Dr H Aldrich moderator succeeding Jane Crockett who led three years. New officers include Earl Hubley clerk Ralph Hemsenway treasurer W Edward Lamb financial secretary Richard Milkins auditor and several deacons deaconesses and education committee members. The church also votes to join the Christian higher education fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
H. Aldrich
Valley Road
Congregational Church
Aldrich
M.E. T
Will
Succe Jane
A. Crockett
Earl A. Hubley
Ralph Hemsenway
W. Edward Lamb
John Adams
Gene Parish
Ellis E. Walker, Jr
Arthur Crampton, Jr
Stanley Howard
Christian Higher Education Fund
The
Congregational Churches
Acton Church Events February Schedule Highlights
Holy Communion at Church of the Good Shepherd at 9 15 a m February 10 followed by a sewing group meeting. Second annual church meeting set for February 12 at 8 p m. Junior Guild marks 11th anniversary February 8 at 8 p m at South Acton Congregational Church with Jacob Janericco speaker on Hair Styles. No February DAR meeting. Ladies Auxiliary meets February 11 at 8 p m at 167 Willow Street West Acton. Past noble grand gathering of Winona Rebekah Lodge held at Mary Croft home in Maynard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Good Shepherd
Episcopal
Rectory Chapel
South Acton Congregational Church
Jacob Janericco
Salon de Beaute
Maynard
A. L
Stanley A. Nedza
Willow Street
West Acton
Carroll Feltus
Winona Rebekah
Mary Croft
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