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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1960
Page
9
The annual meeting of the Little Theatre group in Acton will be held Friday after a postponement from last week. Three board members retire and all members must attend to vote in new directors.
First Parish Church in Stow will welcome about 65 youth from Unitarian and Universalist churches in the area for the North Middlesex Federation Liberal Religious Youth meeting. George Metalious will discuss Teen Life After High School, followed by discussion and a dance with refreshments.
Stow residents Mr. and Mrs. William Hower Ford announce the engagement of their daughter Cecilia Jane to Peter Olney Childs. Cecilia is a senior at Oberlin College and Peter is an Oberlin graduate stationed with the U S Army at Fort Dix New Jersey. The couple plan a fall wedding.
An adult discussion series sponsored by First Parish Church, Stow, will start next week. Rev Ron Mazur will lead a six week course on Unitarianism starting Tuesday Jan 26 from 8 to 10 pm in the church vestry. Topics include Freedom Reason God Trinity and life after death. A study text by Rev Paul Carnes and eight tape recordings accompany the course.
Spoons are the most-used household item, often passed down through generations. In sterling silver, they represent long lasting utility as they endure roughly 50 000 uses in a lifetime.
The Bedford Bafta Club marked its 35th anniversary last week at the vestry of the Church of Christ Congregational with over 50 attendees. President Mrs. John Minty welcomed former members and past leaders. guest speaker Mrs. E Grove Smith spoke on the club’s origin, achievements, and aims. More than ten past presidents were present and messages were read. A large anniversary cake and refreshments followed.
Carlisle Grange IP of H No 402 hosts another whist party at the hall on Wednesday January 27 at 8 o clock. Past Master Lawrence N Blanchard will preside. Previous prize winners included Mae Swanson Mrs Chisholm Mrs Wickerson Edward R Stephen Kris Larson and Mary Blanchard.
The article covers Sunday worship at First Baptist with Rev. Charles Forgburg speaking on Town and Country Work of Our Denomination. Morning sermon by Rev. L. G. Van Leerwen titled Open The Doors to 1960. Bedford Assembly Rainbow Girls held a parents degree for families. Connie Owen honored. Hartwell road social hour and upcoming events include installations and a Valentine dance. Gilbert Merrill spoke to Center and Page School pupils on Woodland Fears.
Sandy Bourne II celebrated his fourth birthday at Gleasondale road home with a party and gift exchanges. Guests included Christopher Head Evelyn Rehill Jonathan Wood Anne and Elizabeth Bourne Elizabeth Ames and Richard Ames. Also noted are Lake Boon skating, Bermuda trip of the Frosts, and upcoming Stow Women's Association meeting January 26 and Board of Selectmen meeting January 26 with 1960 budget discussions. First voter registrations set for January 29 at Town Hall.
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