Rodettes Install Helen Mark Ketlon at Annual Meeting
Rodettes installed Helen Mark Ketlon as an officer at the annual meeting held Sunday. Members of the fish and game board were present and the session was open to all interested sportsmen.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1963
Page
7
Rodettes installed Helen Mark Ketlon as an officer at the annual meeting held Sunday. Members of the fish and game board were present and the session was open to all interested sportsmen.
Mrs Charles M hosted a gathering at West Acton home to honor delegates elected in school activities. The meeting featured essays presented by students under supervision of Mrs Ir Cayena with topics from American history and related subjects.
Richard Headley announced the forthcoming Glass Menagerie by Tennessee Williams, presented by Theatre Workshop on March 9. A featured speaker introduced the menu consisting of a main course with potatoes, in a veterans hospital fundraiser setting.
Readers are invited to attend performances of The Menagerie by the Little Theatre Workshop on March 9 and March 16. The group seeks community interest and participation for the production.
Guests and members are described as mold aids for a patriotic gathering. Decorations centered on a themed motif and were enhanced by a poem read aloud by a student.
Miss Louise C. Morrapay and Gerard Kevin Quinn wed at St Elizabeth Parish amid Sudbury society circles. The event ties to Babson Report Inc of Wellesley and follows an Acton reception at the Very Side Inn.
Final results of the recent church canvass cannot be obtained until pledge cards are returned to the finance committee. If you have met, please contact any member of this committee.
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