Busy Bees Hold January 28 Regular Meet
The Busy Bees club met January 28 at the school. Miss Davis of the Extension Bureau gave an instructional talk on 4H work. Fourteen guests attended.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1948
Page
5
The Busy Bees club met January 28 at the school. Miss Davis of the Extension Bureau gave an instructional talk on 4H work. Fourteen guests attended.
Mothers of the Busy Bees join the Jolly Stitchers led by Mrs Saarela in a community crafting group gathering. Members share sewing projects, plan a fundraiser, and discuss club activities.
Bedford resident Miss Alice Damery aged 67 68 South Street died suddenly Friday morning at her home. She was daughter of the late John Damery and Elizabeth Kimball Damery formerly of Litchfield Maine. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at the Wright funeral parlor Springs Road.
Most Rev John J Wright auxiliary bishop of Boston will speak at the 19th annual birthday dinner of Court Our Lady Help of Christians C D A Friday at Howard Johnsons West Concord Dinner begins at 7 pm with Mrs Flora Clyne regent welcoming guests and Mrs Daniel Connors presenting speakers Other clergy and state and district officers will attend including Rev Alexander J McCarthy Rev Joseph W Sullivan Rev Michael J Burke Rev Edward F Gillis Miss Mary Healey district officers and Miss Catherine Merrigan
The Concord Council No. 287 of Knights of Columbus plans a benefit whist bridge and 45 journey at Monument Hall for the St. Bichmard parish project. Rev. Michael J. Burke has allowed use on February 19 though the hall is not yet finished. Proceeds aid the new hall. prizes include 150 gallons of oil and a ton of coal.
Local Concord and West Concord Garden clubs announce attendance at the New England Flower Show to be held at Mechanics Building in Boston from March 15 to March 20. Officials promise many fine displays and active club participation throughout the week.
Concord residents Mr and Mrs Stan ley M Howard formerly Florence Gayley Burford were married in Louisville Kentucky last month. Mrs Howard is the daughter of Noble A and Mrs Burford. Mr Howard, now employed in Concord, is the son of Eliot R and Mrs Howard of 25 Monument Street.
A regular meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary of James J. Mansfield Post No 158 met at the Veterans Building led by President Mrs James Alexander. Illness confines Martin F Mullaney to home. A charity movie on February 14 at Veterans Building supports Radcliffe College. John Kennedy returns from the New York Boat Show and plans to attend the Sportsmen Show in Boston. Mrs Thomas J Healey hosts a benefit whist and bridge for Monu ment Hall St Bernard parish. Hawthorne Chapter ELKS meets Wednesday Feb 11 at 7 30 PM in Masonic Hall with a military whist party to follow at 8 30 PM.
Bedford American Legion Auxiliary members attended the Middlesex County Council meeting in Arlington. The attendees listed are Mrs. Maynard H. Joy, Mrs. Charles S. Hume, Mrs. Earl S. Atwood, Mrs. William V. Collins and Mrs. Mary Sutherland.
Mrs M Bernard Webber of Hillside Avenue spoke at the Winifred Thorndike Simonds Nature Club meeting held Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Louis Pfeiffer's South Street home. Lydon Perkins has returned from Palmer Memorial Hospital Boston. John Wallace now at Sleeper Rest Home Brooks Street Carlisle. The United Workers monthly card party was postponed due to cold weather and poor roads.
Bedford offers openings for stenographers and typists with Civil Service exams to be held. Closing date for applications is February 10. Typists earn 1756 dollars and stenographers 1954 dollars with annual pay increases.
A dinner party at the Polish American Citizens Club honored John Kulik Jr a Navy veteran and Maynard High School graduate recently assigned to the Massachusetts State Police. He received a purse of money as guests toasted his upcoming marriage to Miss Vivian Jolie of Marlboro while gifts were presented.
At a January 27 meeting of the Maynard Dramatic Club ten new members were initiated. Names include William Toohey Barbara Marchant Lena Messier and more. Irene Bakun joined as a new member. A Valentine party and next-reading committee were noted. The group bowled February 2 at Sports Haven Marlboro with top scores by Helen Smith and Jimmie Fava.
Birds and sportsmen are told that abundant grain remains at the Maynard Rod and Gun Club rooms to aid the winter fettling program essential this year due to heavy snowfall.
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