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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1949
Page
3
School lunch program at the Center offers nourishing meals for pupils under Mrs. guidance with bar menus, ensuring a clean atmosphere and a winning price.
The cub scout committee met with den mothers and den chiefs in the Town hall Tuesday night to outline the winter program. Mrs. Thomas Morrison of Cleveland died at her daughter’s home near Acton, Ge Ott.
The Me morial Congregations Church choir held its annual white elephant gift exchange during Christmas. Santa Leslie Hall delivered gifts so no one received their own item while Vera Presley provided handwritten poems on lollipops for each member. Choir members also visited sick church friends to sing and wish them well.
The Sudbury Public Health Nursing Association announces that Dr. Bruce Brown of Framingham postpones start of office hours at the Nursing Association headquarters on Pokonoket Road from January 1 to January 14. To arrange appointments, call the Public Health Nurse between 8:30 and 9:00 a.m. or 1:30 and 2:00 p.m.
Mrs Henry E Webster of Concord Road served as guest of honor at the Club Institute event in Boston on January 6 at the YWCA. The program included opening hymn Faith of Our Fathers, Pledge of Allegiance, federation topics led by Mrs William J Nosetti and Miss Laura Nosetti, a parliamentary lesson by C Kolster, and welfare department notes by William H Fuller.
Mr and Mrs Henry E Webster of Concord road hosted Miss Ruth Carson of Ohio over the holidays. Mr and Mrs William Tu spend two weeks at Lehem Pennsylvania while Tufts works on a Lehigh University assignment. St Hubie School opened for Christmas and New Year holidays as Redcote School for preschoolers began the new year with eager youngsters seeking companionship and guidance.
The Sudbury High School notes list many students by grade including Margaret Burches Carol Cushing Jane Flynn Dorothy Hawes Marsha Greenwood Clifton Giles Hall Liam Hurlburt David Mattson Mary Jane Rawlings and more. Good Government Day plans note state government procedures with representatives and senators gathering at the State House in Boston. A new teacher, Mrs Doris Tereshko, joins Center School after graduating in history.
Friends of David Bentley report he is a patient at Cushing Hospital recovering from injuries suffered during the last war. Neighbors extend wishes for a speedy recovery.
The Stow zoning committee held a meeting with strong attendance. William H. Peck chaired the hearing and led a thorough discussion with several criticisms and suggestions. The by-laws will be presented to the next meeting on Monday February 14 in substantially the same form.
Pauline L Tremblay is engaged to Donald Metivier son of Louis and Mrs Metivier of 91 Ring Street Hudson. The couple is connected to the Dimond Shoe Company in the city. No wedding date has been set. Three major river systems Platte Republican Niobrara cross from west to east.
Maxwell Andersons musical comedy Knickerbocker Holiday with music by Kurt Weill is the current attraction at the Copley Theatre Boston led by conductor E G Marshall. This first show of the Boston Repertory Association season launches a two week engagement with the next play set to start January 17 featuring Richard Whorf and Richard.
Miss Elaine Hamilton daughter of Mr and Mrs Perky P Boston enjoyed vacation with former classmates. Miss Nancy Clemens of West Acton road returned to Concord Academy studies while brother David Clemens went to Vermont Academy. Anne Derby home from Lesley College Cambridge and brother John Derby at Lawrence Academy Groton. Martha Hartley son of Mr and Mrs William J Hartley freshman at MIT returned to studies after holiday. George Petersen and family moved into a new home in Stow Center with Mrs Charlotte Petersen joining them. Betty Stokes returned to Fitchburg after holiday visit.
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