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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1948
Page
8
Pamela Rivers headlines the Red Theatre stage in Mrs Moonlight from June 8 featuring her as the leading lady. Directed by Hargrave who guided her in 42 prior shows, she previously appeared in The Next Half Hour and The Glass Menagerie on Broadway.
Sudbury residents Mr and Mrs Philip M Way and their young son drove to Lake Sunapee New Hampshire for a short vacation visiting friends. L Roy Hawes gave the Stockbridge School of Agriculture Amherst Massachusetts graduation address on May 23 marking the school's 20th anniversary and his own graduation. his son Donald attended as a Junior Class member.
Louise Galloway stars as Mrs Moonlight in Benn Levy play about a young woman who longs to stay young and discovers the wish comes with unforeseen consequences. Feena Starr Ruth White Marc Wood Wil liam Darrit Moultrie Patten and Cliff Robertson support alongside Galloway and Rivers in the durable stage piece.
Sudbury observed Memorial Day with a veterans procession led from the American Legion Headquarters to War Memorials and Cemeteries for prayers and floral tributes. Taps and volleys accompanied the service as music marked the memorial ceremony. A Sunday Union service at First Parish Church featured Rev Henry E Leech and vocal selections by Doris Priest.
The Alumnae Association of the State Teachers College in Framingham will hold a daylong meeting on Saturday June 5 1948 at 10 o'clock open to all graduates. A luncheon at noon served by Kendall Hotel. Programs include songs greetings classes presentations senior induction caps and gowns and campus reviews featuring Miss Ann Person and Miss Patricia Williams with a benediction and closing hymn. Reservations start immediately with Mrs Mary E Shaw.
Concord UWF chapter honors 27 new members from a recent drive. The Welcome Members Party is at the D A R Chapter House on Concord's Ington Road tonight at 8. Henry B. Cabot will speak, followed by a question period and a short business meeting with elections for the coming year.
Seed covering soil greatly affects germination. Use loose sandy loam or peat moss mixed with compost to prevent crusting, ensure air and water penetration, and keep the surface moist until sprouts appear. Avoid overfirming, which may suffocate seeds, and lightly rake to prevent baking.
West Concord falls to 7 4 in County League after tough loss to Westford T T. The locals drop to 1 and 1 in league play and plan two more home games next week at 3 15 p m. Pepperell and Ayer visits at 3 15 p m with games Tuesday and Friday nights.
Reverend Edward Perry Daniels of the First Parish Unitarian Church preached on The Continuing Witness. Next Sunday marks the close of Church Sunday School at the First Parish.
Fragmentary text mentions Concord Twilight in League and teams like Hubbardville and Sleepy Hollow with numeric markings. No coherent event, score, date, or clear standings present.
A local Unitarian church community plans a charity drive facing input from volunteers and city leaders. Organizers seek broadened support amid questions on funding and outreach, while the event schedule remains tentative.
Local pool hall activity centers on a new West Concord site named Higgins Pool Room near West End. Details are scarce in the fragment but indicate a 2 1 score or listing associated with pool matches or room designation.
West Concord beat Postoffice 19 to 12 behind Joe Caliphan two hit pitching as the Maulers routed them in a second game. The win places West Concord in first while Postoffice suffers its second defeat this week.
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