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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1950
Page
9
Club Women attend a regional federation conference at Odd Fellows Hall with speakers on home peace foundations and a film demonstration by Martha Long. Attendees and prize recipients from multiple towns heard talks on silver care and civic involvement.
Mrs. William J. McDonald opens Federation topics session in Boston with discussions on old silver, wedding pieces from the Bigelow family, Bibles, and a charity sale. Afternoon features Miss Marilyn Trombly and Mrs. A Chesley Yorke in programs about Arbor Day memorials and family relations.
Concord resident Robert Paul Twitchell a 35 year old French teacher at St George's Private School Newport Rhode Island died at his Monument street home after a long illness. He was born in Dorchester June 15 1914 and educated at Concord High Browne Nichols Harvard class of 1936. Funeral at Bigelow Chapel Mount Auburn Cambridge officiated by Rev Edward Perry Daniels interment Mount Auburn. Feed and labor costs account for most milk production according to dairymen.
The gifted speaker left the hall after conferring with several clubs about speaking engagements. Attendant prize awarded to Mrs. Gertrude Read, past president of the Shirley Woman’s Club. Praise for Woman’s Club hospitality and smooth program execution.
A promotional notice invites forming home clubs among friends and coworkers to earn merchandise. Advertises a $25 value in merchandise for forming a 10 member club and requests sending for a free catalog at 270 Doric Ave Cranston RI.
Mr and Mrs Ralph H Goodnow of Salem formerly of Lincoln announce the birth of their second child a son Ralph H Goodnow Jr Mr Goodnow teaches at the Essex County Agricultural school Mrs Goodnow is Pauline Hayford of Chocorua NH
A Lincoln Grange meeting at Lincoln Town Hall featured dancing with Mrs. Frederick M. Spooner at the piano and refreshments by Misses Marie T Gradeski and Helen Gradeski. The cabaret was postponed to May 2. the February 7 meeting will host a Valentine party with Sudbury and Weston Granges invited and Harriet Harvey and Gerald Harvey in charge of refreshments.
A president of the American Posture League extols good posture as a sign of breeding, healthy mind, self control, and innate pride, linking posture to character and life bearing.
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