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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1946

Page

7

Bedford Hall Grange Hosts Program and Valentine Party

The Bedford Grange held an evening program at Bedford Hall with a renewal of commitment led by past master Rogers. Acton Grange and Biller Grange participated. A light-hearted skit featured Mrs Walter Seenane Comey. Women prepared valentines for a fashion show while old fashioned dances continued, drawing patrons from nearby towns. Music was by Mr and Mrs Thomas n, with refreshments by Mr and Mrs Salva Ibani.

Bedford Grange O’ Parnall Rogers Acton Grange Billerrange Walter Seenane Grange Bedford Thomas N Salva- Ibani

Men Form New Center Acton Church Club

Last Thursday night men in the Center organized the Acton Church Men's Club. Attendees included Rev. Gil S. Zimmerman, Robert Roy Linscott, Charles Waterhouse, George Harlan, E. Tuttle, Walter Jevens, Ralph Marble Leasher, Arthur U. , Elwin Hollowell, and Burton Har. A tentative program was adopted and the next supper meeting is set for Tuesday 25 in the vestry at O'clock.

Acton Gil S. Zimmerman Robert J. Roy Linscott Charles Na. Waterhouse George Harlan E. Tuttle Walter Jevens Ralph P. Marble Leasher Arthur U Elwin Hollowell Forny Jr Burton Har

Valentine Dance at Saint Michael's Church Draws Crowd

A Valentine social with whist and bingo was held in the church auditorium on Wednesday night. The event was organized by a local group including volunteers such as Condon Conno Hartwell, Joe Rogers, and Ernest Simard.

I Aliditorium

Girl Scouts Earn Badges in Sudbury Training Session

Sudbury parents praise the volunteers who lead Girl Scout badge work. Leaders train members in sewing, knitting, crocheting, arts and crafts, and sports under guidance of Mrs A N Young and others, with girls named including Dora Picatelli Joanna Run Lois Dean Ann Gardner Jane Flynn Constance Post and more.

Sudbury Ang Dora Picatelli Joanna A.N. Young Claudia Fulton Ann .Burns Madeline Quinn Marcia’Gaughan Eloise Burr Louise Richardson Roang J. Hodder Alice Walls Ee. Olson Beverly © Giles Neh “Johnson Carol Cushing Janice Burland Priscilla Pitman Theodore Harding Joanna Olson Gay Peicé Estelle Hunt Barbara Pickersgill Dorothy Bancroft Thomas W. Cahill Marilyn Webb Margaret Burkes Rosemary Wiggin Pauline Haynes Elinor Johnson Peggy Briggs Jean Briggs Richardson E.lene Sherman Lois Dean Ann Gardner Jane Flynn Constance Post Mary Jane Rawlings June Kelly Jane Burns

United Workers Hold Sewing Meeting in Bedford Church

United Workers met in the Church of Christ vestry to organize sewing for Red Cross and Emerson tersort Hospital. New members were recorded for 1946, and plans include purchasing a sewing machine and several upcoming events led by Mrs. Fraser and other officers.

Herbert L Clark Walter Brolin Woburn Edward F. Pike George. D. Fraser Hillside Avenue Harold I. Wellington Grove Smith William V. Collins Catherine Fraser Phyllis Davis Jean Crawford William H. Arnold John McCrone Richard W. Thompson

Young Woman Licenced Flier Theresa King Of Scarboro

Theresa S King age 16 of Scarboro becomes one of New England's youngest licensed women fliers. She received much of her instruction from her father Police Lt. Robert King.

Scarboro New England Theresa S. King Robert King

Mosé and the Suit: A Tale of Pride and a Southern Servitor

An old Negro servant Mose longs for a master’s discarded trousers and finally proclaims they fit after trying gasoline benzine and ammonic. The dialogue captures themes of servitude pride and social cues in a caricatured vignette.

Mosé Mose Buss

West Acton Club Debates At February Meeting

The West Acton Woman's Club met Monday at 2 30 in the clubhouse on Central Street with President Mrs W Worcester Smith presiding. A debate on a zoning system for Acton was held with Mrs L L Strong Mrs Lowell Cram Mrs Louis Lewis and Mrs Ormal Laffin on the affirmative and Mrs Howard Reed Mrs James W Baker Mrs Caroline Derby and Mrs Edward Bursaw on the negative. Judges were Mrs Alien G Moody Mrs Charles Vose and Mrs Ludwig Starck. The Ladies Circle of the Weston Baptist Church planned a roll call luncheon at 1 09 today in the church vestry with a speaker and a clues collection reminder.

West Acton Edward Bursaw Alien G. Moody Charles Vose

Quick Dialog Fragments From a Humorous Page

A collection of brief, jokey exchanges features a pickpocket moment a child’s bath talk a spelling quirk a playful kiss query and a waiter complaint with other light snippets. The snippets mix misunderstandings and mild wordplay across everyday scenes.

Center School Boys Basketball Practice Schedule

The 4th 5th and grade boys from Center School meet for basketball practice at the town hall each Monday and Wednesday at 3 30. Each boy must have sneakers and a written note of approval from parents to the playground association. Supervised by C Ellis Johnson and coached by George Dickson high school varsity star.

Center School Playground Association C. Ellis Johnson George Dickson

Secret Hair Color Pact Among Friends

Jones tells Smith not to tell anyone about his wife dyeing her hair dark. Hutch Fun Rabbit One offers to reveal a secret if kept quiet. Rabbit Two agrees to keep it hidden under a magician's hat.

Jones Smith Hutch Rabbit

Puzzle Words Behind a Wink at a Social Mixup

A light exchange reveals a flirtatious line about a woman's reserve and playful intent. The dialogue centers on Joe, a man, and Bill in a social setting with a cheeky tease about personal dynamics.

Diner Compares Order to Milk Mistake in Kitchen

A diner complains the waitress served milk instead of beef extract. The child Jimmy reports pinching tomatoes as mother instructs a grocery run, claiming to have pinched a whole bag. The exchange highlights miscommunication in a casual domestic scene.

Jimmy

Leopard sighting in rillvee square shocks locals

Report describes a leopard spotted in the rillvee square near the native village. Eyewitnesses recall a sudden encounter while in the area, prompting authorities to monitor the scene. No injuries reported.

Rillvee Square

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