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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1960
Page
13
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The Christian Science Board of Directors urged nations to seek guidance through prayer at their annual meeting. They promoted responsible, fearless governance and emphasized spiritual means as the path to freedom and real reform. The report listed new organizations, translations, and armed forces conferences reflecting growing global interest in Christian Science.
Peggy Hitt of Maynard, 17 Lincoln Street, will receive an associate in science degree at Becker College Worcester on Sunday. The 73rd commencement at Worcester Memorial Auditorium features remarks by Gov. Wesley Powell and degrees conferred by Hon. George R. Stobbs.
Concord area notices report the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Walter Borden of Wakefield New Jersey on May 31. Marion Gorham of Alcott School is named among 15 Massachusetts teachers cited for exceptional service by the Freedom Foundation at Valley Forge.
Rose Hawthorne High School held graduation exercises Friday night with Most Rev. Jeremiah F. Minihan as guest speaker. He conferred diplomas, Rev. James H. Connolly presented candidates, and special awards were announced for University of Massachusetts recipient Carol Phyllis Schultz, Rose Hawthorne Guild winner Donna Marie Miller, Katherine Margaret Dacey, and others.
At the annual Battle Road District meeting at Hanscom Air Force Base Bedford over 85 attended the dinner program Gen and Mrs Berquist Col Wilcox Col Carroll spoke and awards were presented The retiring chairman Carson received a district district executive Minute Man council awarded a trophy Lewis Pollack was elected district chairman with Chaplain Brenner Hugh E Kilmartin and Roger Longley as vice chairmen The district serves Lexington Bedford Lincoln Carlisle and West Concord.
Local couple Mr and Mrs Harding U Greene of Sudbury announce the engagement of their daughter Anstis Greene to Michael A Benfield son of Mr and Mrs A E Benfield of Westford Carlisle. Anstis is a Concord Academy graduate 1957 attended Vassar College and Boston University. Michael attended Phillips Exeter Gunnery School and Boston University.
Emerson Hospital lists births including a daughter to Mr and Mrs George Davis of Stow road Boxborough on May 23 a daughter to Mr and Mrs Charles Andrews of 299 South Street Bedford on May 25 a daughter to Mr and Mrs Robert McCart of Lewis Street Lincoln on May 26 a son to Mr and Mrs Howard Briscoe of 68 Alcott Street Acton on May 26 a daughter to Mr and Mrs John Kelley of 2 Shawnee Road Bedford on May 25 a son to Mr and Mrs Howard Allen of 48 Harwood Avenue Littletown on May 27 and a son to Mr and Mrs John Spellman of 255 Arlington Street West Acton on May 28.
General Radio Company West Concord hires three engineers John Zorzy John Pfaffmann and James Peter Eadie II Zorzy holds a BA in physics from George Washington University an MS from Tufts and has worked at Raytheon AVCO Trans-Sonics and Hughes Aircraft He will develop high and ultra high frequency instrumentation Pfaffmann a Northeastern University electrical engineering graduate and Air Force veteran worked as a cooperative student at Bethlehem Steel and in General Radio export sales He and his wife reside near the company Eadie a Naval Academy graduate served on the Bennington and Sirago and will serve as a sales engineer at General Radio He lives on Hildreth Lane
Concord residents celebrate Roger C. Fenn and Eleanor Fenn for founding Fenn School and guiding it since 1929. About 400 pupils faculty and alumni attended as a gold certificate was presented and the Roger C. Fenn Fund received $24 099 from alumni to continue the couple's educational work.
Beebe and French will represent the Maynard Republican Town Committee at Saturday’s G O P state convention in Worcester Memorial Auditorium with Edward W. Beebe and Alric B. French as chairmen Beebe reports both delegates are going unpledged.
Concord Sunday at 4 o'clock the Concord Band performs its second outdoor concert on the library steps. Dick Vanderlippe directs with selections from Poet and Peasant Overture Porgy and Bess and Bugler’s Holiday by Leroy Anderson. If rain, concert moves to 7 30 the next evening.
Deborah Kingman of Sudbury road earned a bachelor of arts degree at Brown University during the 192nd commencement. The Concord Academy graduate was active in the ski club Brown Youth Guidance and the Big Sisters program, aiding orphan children in nearby homes.
Surveys show growing demand for AVON products. An ad promotes an excellent earnings opportunity with territories open in Concord Maynard Sudbury. Contact TR 55288 or write Viola Morse at 16 Walnut St Oxford MA for details.
Concord area graduates of the 1,000 alumnae will return to Wellesley College for the annual Wellesley Weekend, June 9 to 12. Acton and Sudbury alumnae listed with addresses join Concord and Wellesley attendees including Mrs. Gordon K. Bell and Miss Katherine K. Davis among others.
A pre-nuptial tea for Mimi Sullivan, bride to be, was hosted by Nancy Sullivan and Taffy Fitzpatrick in Cambridge. The event followed the trio’s Newton Country Day School roots and a debut at the Colony Ball in 1958. Mimi will wed Alan Cail on June 25 at St Ignatius Church Chestnut Hill. she graduates from Duschene Residence in New York and Alan from Boston College soon, plan Tufts Dental School.
Sudbury Co-op Pre-School nursery and kindergarten held end of year picnics. Nursery had 26 enrollments and kindergarten 60. Mothers served as Mother Helpers to support teachers. Registration for next year is full with a waiting list managed by Mrs. Benson Murphy.
Middlesex County extension notes announce the twelfth annual women’s camp June 16 to 19 at Camp Middlesex Ashby. Activities include chicken barbecue craft program and woodland time with officers Mrs Helen McEnroe Mrs Mary Starr and Mrs Arline Moreau leading the committee.
H T Handley Jr explains that annuals brighten home landscapes from roadside stands to florists. Prepare soil with lime and a complete fertilizer, space large varieties two feet apart and small edgings six inches. Use starter fertilizer at planting, then cultivate and water, monitor pests with insecticide or fungicide sprays as needed.
The Woburn 4 H Band directed by el Corsetti performed before more than 250 4 H members leaders and friends at Middlesex County 4 H Demonstration Day.
Concord meeting of the Charles River Library Club at New Bedford Public Library elected Mrs Dorothy Nyren town librarian as president elect and vice president Miss Elizabeth Hodges of Belmont Library is president. George Billias spoke on General Clover and His Marblehead Mariners praising early New Englanders in George Washingtons navy. Billias book and many Revolution titles are available at Concord Library.
The Massachusetts Press Association will hold its annual meeting and election on Friday at 4 p.m. at Winged Cove the summer home of Barbara and Gordon Seavey. A supper follows at 5 30 p.m. Three door prizes will be awarded.
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