Wig Performance Sponsored by One Ae Lincoln Sudbury
A brief notice describes a wig event sponsored by Lincoln Sudbury with a question session at the end. The readable text notes community participation and the session closing the program.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1963
Page
5
A brief notice describes a wig event sponsored by Lincoln Sudbury with a question session at the end. The readable text notes community participation and the session closing the program.
Sudbury at 9 15 am a women's study group will meet Kipling Adams Jr 164 Bartini Drive Bethlehem Pa He is a member of Theta society fra there will be a W S meet
In a literary program at Charles Campbell, Lewis discusses This Believing World by Browne. The event centers on the author’s themes and public reception.
The fragmentary OCR hints at a local item involving seniors and a reduction or reduction-related event. Readable names, dates, or places are not preserved, so a precise summary of persons or entities cannot be given from the text.
Hundreds attend the Wickes store grand opening in Acton. The event features speakers including the general manager and staff members, with tours planned of the new plant facilities and showroom space.
Martin Mayer author of The Nation's Schools describes Paul Mitchell in action in his American and Russian history classes at Sudbury. The article notes Mitchell’s teaching style and engagement with students as Mayer surveys his method and impact.
The item notes a Mass and services at St. Bernards for anniversaries and groups. It mentions a Mass for Pro Fields and a 8:30 am service, with cautious driving warnings and parish activities announced to parishioners.
Maynard Plowers stood at the altar Sunday at Union Church during a ceremony for Mr. and Mrs. Anders P. Andersen. Edward France served as acolyte while D Ullom read readings as the event unfolded in a solemn, family-centered service.
A farewell dinner for Miss Janet Broadbent, elementary supervisor in the New England school system, was held Friday night for 26 guests at Hab top road. She leaves March 1 to take a new role as elementary consultant. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Robert Conroy and Mr. and Mrs. John Shea among others.
Rae said unofficial Wilson letter also referenced two or three other persons in the fire department.
Four young boys embarked on an eight mile hike and were later found near the Reed home after a two hour search concluded. The convoy had already completed about eight of the planned fifty miles when the search ended.
Concord church schedules 11 o clock service on Sunday and an 8 15 p m discussion on parish nominations. A Wednesday evening chapel marks Lent with The Light of Lent sermon series and related events.
A letter from Stow abutters protests the 10 proposed gravel pit, citing concerns about loam stripping and noncompliance with procedures. The missive, dated and unsigned in parts, mentions legal representation for abutting owners and a $5,000 to $1,000 loss tied to the project.
Maynard board notes a P W D letter supporting Edison plans to erect new lines and dig up the Weltham Parker and Powdermill roads intersection. It cites many doubles and urges removal by Edison. Board thanks P W D and votes to request Edison take corrective action.
The hospitality committee will provide refreshments for a Monday gathering at Union Church Gul. Members will enjoy a Monte Carlo whist game arranged by the event organizers.
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