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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1948
Page
17
The town hall gathering included installation of officers led by Master James W Mackie and Past Master Stanley Stow. Officials listed include Lilla Phalon Dorrance Ledrd Bertha Conlter Martha Parker Marguerite Gite Keeeper and Alice Phalon with Mrs Dora Fletcher as pianist. The event set the stage for the next regular meeting on Tuesday evening in January.
The Bedford Phe monthly meeting was led by Mrs Henry C Isnor and Mrs Charles S Hume in Town Hall. A membership drive runs January and February with Mrs Isner in charge. A belated Christmas gift exchange occurred and refreshments were served by local members. They plan to meet January 27 in the Town Hall.
Conyers Georgia veterans seek new paths to service as 25 men apply for voluntary admission to a Trappist Order monastery. Thirteen World War II veterans join, while five more ex-GIs await entry, reflecting a trend of veterans pursuing religious life.
Town Hall announces a major day near the big tour with five severity five tables for amateur pitch games. Berlin clubs prepare as hundreds of players enter to compete. Prizes and winter treats, including sandwiches, await participants. Committee members Meek Hagel Silas Bacon Archie Campbell and Charles Nutting plan the event.
Concord Elks Lodge No. 1479 will hold a meeting next Tuesday January 13 at 8 p.m. at B P O E Hall Main Street with Exalted Ruler Leon J. Moredu presiding.
New York Superintendent Jansen reports thrift among New York City school children with total savings reaching a significant amount. The record notes ongoing effort to encourage saving among students and manage school funds carefully.
A note states that Pure honay is employed as a cen ter in certain golf balls, highlighting its role in shaping performance. The source emphasizes the material in manufacturing and quality considerations.
A Stow Garden Club event was held with Mrs Charles Maciver as hostess. Members held an open meeting to discuss the program for the coming year and make further plans.
A Britannica cited note explains stained glass is colored by melting pots with metallic oxides. The process produces tinted glass that may be spathed or decorated later.
Concord items report Lawrence A. Dee confined at home due to illness while working at the post office in Bedford Street. Other notes mention members of a veterans group meeting at the Veterans Building with Commander James N. Berry presiding and local residents recovering from recent illnesses or hospitalizations.
The social action commission meeting will be held Thursday evening at Trinity Episcopal Church at 2:45. Mrs Michael Biepeen and family located on 1 street near Yuletide Park are mentioned in the notice.
Local notice reports the engagement of Miss Mason Cheyne to an Army veteran from Concord. Details include her completion of Brook Junior College in Portland and notes on family background and community ties.
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