Night program arranged by Mrs. Rena A Webber
The program was arranged by Mrs. Rena A Webber with lead artists Norman MacPhearson as Arthur Godfrey, Leila M. Blake as his secretary, and Corrine M. Baird as pianist. Amateur performers included Robert Powderly, Mrs. Freda MacPhearson, and Mr. and Mrs. John.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rena A. Webber
Norman MacPhearson
Arthur Godfrey
Leila M. Blake
Corrine .M. Baird
Robert Powderly
Freda MacPhearson
John
Local Teen Group Plans February Town Hall Meeting
Ellen Stacey and a list of members including Ralph H. Thompson and Beverly Raynor will run the event. The February 27 meeting at the Town Hall features teenage members in charge of stations, entertainment, and refreshments served by Damery and Kiernan.
Bedford Residents Paid 23405 Under Social Security in December
Bedford residents received 23405 in December Old Age and Survivors insurance payments. James T. Phelan, Cambridge Social Security official, reported the total. Most of the money, 1095, went to thirty eight retired workers aged 65 or over with smaller payments to spouses and dependents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
James T. Phelan
Cambridge Social Security
Maynard Girl on Gibbs Honor List
Barbara Ann Thompson, former Maynard student, is named on the Katharine Gibbs School Dean's List for a first semester average of B or higher. Principal Albert Lerer receives the letter from Dean Marie L. B. Sharp confirming the honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Albert Lerer
Mr. Lerer
Barbara Ann Thompson
Thomason
Katharine Gibbs School
Marie L. B. Sharp
Alpha Phi Meeting Discusses Rushing and Tea
Beta Sigma Phi sorority Alpha Phi met at Miss Mariyn Rice’s home in Bedford. President Miss Priscilla Currier led business. A Lexington Chapter invitation was extended and members will visit. Plans for rushing were made and committees appointed. An informal tea is set for March 2 at Mrs. Margaret Greenwood’s home with a varied program led by Miss Ellen Meharg and Miss Currier on voice, personality, and public speaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Alpha Phi
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Mariyn Rice
Concord Road
Priscilla A. Currier
Lexington
Margaret Greenwood
Rise of legalized horse racing from two to twenty two states
The record notes a historical shift from 1909 when only two states legalized horse racing to 1949 when that number reached twenty two. This marks a significant expansion in state approval and regulatory acceptance of the sport.
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