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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1962
Page
3
A center program on Walt Disney's Island for young people included a spaghetti supper on January 29. Lydia Bailey hosted and led devotions with Bailey coordinating. Guests were invited to learn about the work at the center and see illustrated descriptions.
Tow-Stow Civic Club invites Mrs Alvin Fletcher Carl Lund and Francis War k to attend an 8 p.m. meeting. Guest speaker will be Rev H Barber pastor of Tri n Congregational Church. His topic will be Puerto Rican Latin America's Answer to Communism.
The junior group of South Acton ial Church plans a meeting next Monday at 8 p.m. at Mrs. Mes Davenport’s Brucewood home. Anne Flood will lead with the executive board and new committees to be appointed for the coming year.
Maynard Maynard High and Hudson High prepare for upcoming rivalry games. Friday they meet Concord Carlisle at Concord Carlisle’s gym to reset standings. Next Tuesday Maynard travels to Hudson’s gym for the rematch.
League units across the country plan discussions on U S economic policies that foster world development and a strong economy. Meetings led by Mrs. Richmond P. Miller Jr and others cover trade acts, renewals, and related fields with calls to action for forthcoming congressional bills. Weather can cancel morning sessions. evening meetings may proceed.
The Maynard Mass open letter urges the needs committee to present factual research on building a new high school, renovating current facilities, or adding to Green Meadow School. It warns that silence fuels doubt and calls for immediate action rather than further delays. Reader Thomes F Fitzpatrick signs.
Rt Rev Se was assigned last year by Pope John XXIII to oversee church transfers. The former Acton pastor, previously at Sacred Heart Parish Natick, moves to St William's Parish Dorchester in Oct 1949.
Acton Center Congregational Church will hold a communion service at 10:45 a.m. led by Rev. Justn J. Hartman with Holy Communion. The dedication of donated communion plates, pulpit Bible and hymnal will occur during the service. An annual meeting and supper follow on Jan 19 with committee reports. New members will join on Jan 28 and introductory sessions for new members are set for Jan 14 and 21 at 3:30 p.m.
Lt. Robert Wylie of the Marine Corps returned to Quantico Virginia on Tuesday after a holiday furlough spent with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Wylie of Alcott street.
A letter criticizes the town moder ator for relying on smiling back slappers for committee appointments. The author urges more scrutiny on candidates for expenditures of large town funds and questions the selection process.
About 30 Rose Hawthorne students from Concord performed a Christmas Carol at the Groton Convent of the Sisters of the Holy Union. The dramatic club featured major roles by Joan Kieley, Maureen Wimberly, Carol Strickland, Anne Mahoney, Rosemary D'Ambrosio, Dianne Penney and Margaret Barba.
Concord road announces the engagement of Miss Kate Warren to James E. DeLong Jr. Warren, a Middlebury College senior and Mills Academy alumnus, is to wed DeLong, a Dartmouth graduate of 1961 on the geological staff of Climax Molybdenum Co. in Colorado.
A Christmas tree and greens decorated the Rose Hawthorne School gym for an alumnae and senior girls dance. The event supported the optical fund with students and Pi President D Amb in attendance.
Members of the Seee a oreeee Church gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs James Gates on School Street Saturday for their annual Christmas party. Officers were elected with Success 20 as President Lawrence P as vice president Donald C Robbins secretary and Mrs Carl A Hedin treasurer Mrs James Gates.
Olga L Cook 47 of Dover died from injuries in a Wellesley car crash on December 20. Her service was held Tuesday at Holy Annunciation Russian Orthodox Church Maynard. A 10:30 a.m. Sunday service will include a corporate communion with the confirmation class, parents, and sponsors.
Mr and Mrs James C Mc Cook of 50 Fairmount Marlboro welcomed a son born Thursday December 28 at St Elizabeths Hospital Brighton. The baby weighed six pounds four ounces. The Mc Cooks formerly Mary Quinn of Maynard have 11 other children named Mary John William James Jr Joseph Daniel Kathleen Elea nor Anthony Christopher and Gerald.
Concord-Carlisle high school graduate Kathleen Sullivan becomes a reporter for the weekly campus paper at Wellesley College the Wellesley College News. The paper circulates about 3000 copies. John W Winchester is listed with a street address.
Not enough readable details to confirm full names or event. The fragment references Maynard manager and Mrs Charles W Cael with unclear context and date.
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