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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1951
Page
5
Mrs Cleon Phelps announces a demonstration this evening at the Acton Woman's Center Acton Center. Mrs Marion Sen assistant home demonstrator will lead with new merities kits gadgets and food news. All ladies in the community are invited to attend.
The Acton Garden Club meets this afternoon at the Acton Woman's Clubhouse Acton Center. Mrs W Gordon Woodington hosts the social hour starting at 1 30. Guest speaker Mrs Harold Stewart of Chelmsford discusses her recent trip through the West.
The Junior Guild sponsored whist party at South Acton Congregational church will be held next Wednesday evening in the vestry with Mrs. Charles Manter and Mrs. Thomas Curtig in charge. Mr and Mrs Cornelius Cullinane Jr will observe their sixth wedding anniversary. Linda Stow, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Stow, will celebrate her ninth birthday Friday. The March PTA meeting in Acton was cancelled due to town illness.
Concord high students Laurence Dutton and Michael McHugh who attended Boys State last summer and Miss Virginia Mutty who attended Girls State will speak at the joint dinner and get-together of the James J Mansfield Post A L and Ladies Auxiliary at Howard Johnsen's next Thursday night March 8.
The Concord The draft quota for the Waltham Selective Service Board No 23 is announced for March 28. The board divisions list numbers 23, 113, 114, 115, 116, and 117 with 13 to 18 youths each totaling 85 entrants.
At Howard Johnson's Tuesday night the Concord Lions Club welcomed Walter A. Stevens of Acton and Robert L. Carter of West Concord as new members, with Dave Williams introducing them.
Concord Martin J. Diskin a postal clerk at the Concord Post Office is due back this week after a 10 day Florida health trip. He traveled by plane with friends and will complete part of the journey on a friend’s yacht. He lives at 91 Sudbury Road with his wife and four children.
Joseph R Moynihan of 2 Brooks Street now serving in the U S Navy is stationed in the Mediterranean area. Cards from Athens Greece report his visit to the Acropolis, a BC era structure.
Concord lawyer George Fingold condemns efforts to nominate minority group members for political gain. He urges unity, warns against excluding candidates by national or religious origin, and calls for a 1952 campaign motto of qualification without discrimination.
Johnson, a prominent attorney and resident of 6 Simon Willard Road, was elected chairman of the Concord Board of Selectmen at a Tuesday Town House meeting. He succeeds Egbert S. Newbury Jr who did not seek reelection. Edward W. Sheehan was reappointed as clerk for the coming year, and Farnham W. Smith joined the board following his election.
The Concord Red Cross Chapter serving Acton Lincoln Roxborough and Carlisle aims for eighteen thousand two hundred fourteen dollars. Mr and Mrs George W Carter of Newton bought Dr Edward S Nahigian's Barrett Mill road West Concord home and plan to move by April 1. Dr Nahigian and family will relocate from Bedford. Carter formerly lived in Conord and works at the Massachusetts Reformatory. A Helping Hand Society meeting was held at the West Concord Union Church Ladies Parlors.
William Huck To Bin, longtime auctioneer formerly of Maynard and Chelmsford, now resides in Westford and is joining the Concord Lions Club after transferring from Chelmsford where he served as vice president. He attended Concord High School and plans to take part in the Lions Club auction on May 19.
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