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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1963

Page

8

Muster Of Acton Militia Set For Saturday At HS Auditorium

Acton plans a muster of Acton Militia at 2 30 p m Saturday in the Acton Boxborough Regional High School main auditorium. The event honors the 1775 Minute Men with music, color presentation, and a brief history. Enrollment for local men 16 and over will be offered, with baby sitters provided by Acton Girl Scouts.

Acton HS Auditorium Isaac Davis Acton- Boxborough Acton Minute4Men Acton Minute Men Concord ‘Bridge Acton-Roxborough Phillip T. Morrison West Acton Raymond A. Shamel Arthur W. Lee Shamel Linn Village Wakefield Clark C. McElvein Howeer Acton Girl Scouts Shamel and McElvein Clayton L. Hagg Greater Concord

American Home Day Luncheon Set by West Acton Woman's Club

West Acton Woman's Club will hold American Home Day Luncheon Monday at West Acton Baptist Church with a 12:30 p.m. meal. Reservations via Mrs. Kenneth Reidy. tickets at the door. Guest Denise Schorr to speak on French cooking with a demonstration.

Acton West Acton Donald Wood Edwin Miller Robert Delacy William Smith Robert Ashline Donald Noel Fred Steinhaur Raymond Salminen Bee Horne

West Acton Baptist Church A Community Pillar Since 1846

The West Acton Baptist Church established in 1846 built its first sanctuary in 1847 and rebuilt after a 1853 fire. By 1956 an adjacent educational building joined the main structure. Current minister Rev. William T. Keech leads a 315-member congregation served by 28 clergy. The church, affiliated with Massachusetts and American Baptist conventions, operates youth and Bible programs and aids the needy.

West Acton William T. Keech

Guest Minister To Preach Here Next Sunday

Rev. Edwin Randle of the Central Massachusetts District will preach at the local Unitarian Universalist church and discuss district services for individual congregations. Parish reports note survey results are being tabulated and members who have not returned questionnaires should do so. Members welcomed into church membership include Mr and Mrs William Gray Mr and Mrs Thomas Stockebrande and Mr and Mrs Guy Bagley. The 99ers couples group and ladies circle plan a supper and auction later this month.

Acton Edwin Randle Massachusetts Unitarian-Universalist Churches Unitarian-Universalist Randle Unitarian Church Gardner Religious Education Committee Howard Comey William Gray Whittier Drive Thomas Stockebrande Bulkley Road Littleton Guy Bagley Forest Street

Sudbury L W Y Unit Meetings Discuss Common Market

Sudbury league of Women Voters sets Feb 11 12 13 meetings to discuss the Common Market with Mrs George McQueen and committee presenting on American farmers growth plans common market countries and the Communist bloc. Unit I meets Feb 11 8 am at Bent Brook Rd home Unit II Feb 12 8 pm at Newbridge Rd home Unit III Feb 13 9 15 am at 269 Concord Rd home Call 443 6212 to attend.

Sudbury League of Women Voters George McQueen Robert G. Bleakney Bent Brook Road William J. Adelson Newbridge Road William F. King, Jr Concord Road Stanley Barron

Duplicate Bridge Winners Noted

Acton-Winners in Friday master point night included North and South teams: G Hatch with R Smith won, A Butler with A Vorce second, Mr and Mrs R French tied for third with Mr Wilson and Mr Nucefora. East and West results had Mrs R Smith with Mrs G Lawrence first, Mrs Lystila with Mrs Parker second, R Johnston with R Lightbody third, Mr Comeau with Mr Fletcher fourth.

Acton Acton Community Center G. Hatch R. Smith A. Butler A. Vorce R. French Wilson Nucefora East West G. Lawrence Lystila Parker R. Johnston

Special Sermon Topics Planned for Sunday Service

Concord-Choir of First Parish directed by Marjorie Schumacher will sing two pieces at 11 o'clock in the meeting house. The service marks Race Relations Sunday and Brotherhood Week observances sponsored by the National Council of Churches and the National Conference of Christians and Jews. The minister will preach Color Doesn't Matter Nor Creed. A Sunday seminar meets at 8:15 p.m. in the parlor to discuss an appropriate subject. Wednesday chapel meditation focuses on Human Emancipation.

Concord First Parish Marjorie Schumacher National Council of Churches Brotherhood National Conference of Christians

Boy Scout Week Observed February Seventh Through Thirteenth

The 53rd anniversary of Boy Scouting in America runs February 7 to 13 with theme Strengthen America Be Prepared Be Fit. Activities include greater parent participation wearing uniforms all week and attending religious services February 10. Ross Bagdasarian of The Alvin Show is noted as composer of hits Come On A My House Armen Theme and The Chipmunk Song.

Acton America Ross Bagdasarian Alvin Show Armen Chipmunk

Acton Roxborough Emerson Hospital Auxiliary Meeting Held

Acton Roxborough unit of Emerson Hospital Auxiliary met at the hospital with 45 women present. Mrs Edward Dewey, chairman, welcomed attendees and introduced the new and existing board members including Mrs Alden French hospitality chairwoman and Mrs Lorens Persson ways and means chair, among others. The group discussed services provided by the auxiliary and hospital operations with projected costs per patient, and noted the next meeting date set for Thursday March 7.

Acton Carl Godfrey Acton- Roxborough Emerson Hospital Edward Dewey Alden French Godfrey John R. Thim Lorens A. Persson Ways and Means Henry Russell Peter Benton Edward Bridges Dewey Liary V. Holmes Sia Ee

Five Students Named to A B Team for Exchange Program

Acton Roxborough Regional High School selects Richard Armstrong Joyce Newman Donald Platine Judith Brown and Lester Veenstra for the 1963 American history exchange program. Faculty adviser Francis Pratt accompanies the group as they host and attend a Boston City Council meeting.

Sanenenak Acton-Bo Acton, Roxborough Richard Armstrong Joyce Newman Donald Platine Judith Brown Lester Veenstra Francis Pratt J. E. Burke High School Boston Acton-Roxborough Tmie Acton Acton Town

Puppet Bee Event at Acton Roxborough Unit

The Acton Roxborough unit of Emerson Hospital Auxiliary sponsors the Puppet Bee at 9 30 a m today at Mrs David Stonecliffe 6 Phalen Road. Volunteers assemble handmade puppets for pediatrics patients leaving the hospital and ongoing donations are welcome to maintain supply.

Acton Acton-Roxborough Emerson Hospital Auxiliary David Stonecliffe Phalen Road

Gibbons Fights Dempsey in Shelby on July 4 1923

Tommy Gibbons received only bare training expenses for his 15 round bout with heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey in Shelby due to a small crowd and Dempsey's $300 000 guaranteed purse.

Shelby, Mont UPI Tommy Gibbons Jack Dempsey Shelby Dempsey

Acton Congregational Hosts Evening Meeting On Ions

An Acton Congregational event invites residents to a meeting this evening at 8 o clock at the home of Mrs Perkins to discuss an ion topic while watching a television program. Contact details and a notice appear in local columns for those seeking more information.

Acton Congregational Perkins Akwt James H. Bunt Burgess C. T

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