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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1934
Page
3
Experts forecast a bountiful spring through early summer with honeydew and watermelons in season. Fruits like grapes tomatoes and lemons appear abundant. canned meats evaporated milk and peanut butter are suggested staples. A menu concept for families includes tomato juice cocktail cheese crackers broiled liver onions and fruit compote cups for all ages.
All the News of the Week In Concord notes church schedules at First Church of Christ with services and Sunday School times, honors for Kendall Junior College graduates including William Pyatts Tracy and Paul W Bruce, a D A R outing at Stow Golf Club, area engagements, and moves of Dr G K De Forest and family along with Mrs Judson I Wood’s engagement announcement.
A farewell gathering honored Philip F. Mulvey of the Massachusetts reformatory. He and his wife left for Ireland after a seven weeks leave. The event occurred Thursday evening at the Acton Woman's Club clubhouse with officers and instructors present.
An editorial urges loyalty to the flag while embracing global interdependence. It argues all peoples share a common bloodline and that goodwill toward every nationality strengthens national defense beyond armaments. It notes the Concord Co operative Bank's continuing series and acceptance of varied funds.
Members of the Concord Garden Club visited the estate of Mrs. Sara Stedman from Bedford for a bus tour.
Twenty members attended the Helping Concord society event with Mrs. George Hefty and Mrs. Delicious serving cakes ice cream and punch. Esther Hean’s two children and Eddie were noted guests as the group planned an annual picnic on July third at Mrs. [location unclear].
Middl Institution for Savings conducts a sale of a parcel at Nine Acre Corner described as an eight and three property with attorney involvement by Fred T. Boyd reporting the action.
Wes Tett sings at Concord Church as the service airs on Red Network from 11:30 to 12:30 Sunday. Miss Nina Ruble plays organ while Rev. Alfred W. Stone preaches on The Strenuous Life.
The Union of the West church schedules a June 15 garden party with a cantata and entertainment. A supper will be served after the program, followed by a concert continuing until 10 o clock.
P. T. A. meeting and social evening planned for June 13 by the West area unit. Attendees and program details to be announced.
Concord reports a reception honoring Rev. Gail Cleland former pastor of the Trinitarian parishes. The event included remarks by Mrs. Thurlow and a tea reception hosted by Mrs. Cleland, with guests from the church community and neighbors in attendance.
Athletes set school records in multiple events at Milwaukee and Eustis meets. Penelope Rosemead leads distance events with 16 ft 7 1 2 in in Class 4 and 5. Ruth Morde wins diving for Class 3 with 14 ft 1 2 in. Salem Blue captures Class 1 and 2 distances, while Sally Pushee, Phyllis Lovering, and Cynthia A. earn high honor letters for Salem through strong performances.
Roger C Fenn awarded diplomas including to his son Abbott Thayer Fenn. Scholarship prizes were listed, with the Bradley memory prize going to Prat Jr. of Concord, Dana Brook Dana Concord, and Paine Fisher of.
Members and visitors attended the Concord churches as church school children received awards. Helen Tompkins and An An Sete tights Wend were among those recognized during the service with flowers to be taken.
Bishop Sherrill confirmed a large class at Trinity church during Sunday evening services. The rite was described as impressive and the choir music was greatly enjoyed.
Rev Alfred W Stone will preach Sunday morning at 10 30 a m and again at 5 30 p m on June 17 30 pm Midweek service invitation extended to all to attend the church services with Mrs Victor A Salloway of Maynar present as guest attendee
A large delegation from Corinthian Lodge A F and A M and guests gathered at Manonic Temple Monday for the annual asparagus supper directed by Mrs. Duncan G. Chapman. Remarks were given by Rt Wor George H. Dale from Watertown and a memorial for Wor Benjamin was noted.
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