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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1935
Page
5
Advertisement claims Buckley’s mixture quickly stops ordinary and bronchial coughs with a few doses. It promises relief of sleepless nights and persistent bronchial coughs, urging a 45 cent bottle at local drug stores with a guarantee.
Sunday services list at Trinity Church Concord with morning worship, church school, and sermon by Dr James Muier of the Episcopal Woman’s College. An exhibition in Parish House features Anglo-Saxon prayers, Roman Breviaries, Missals and facsimiles, including the 1549 and 1562 English Prayer Books, plus revolutionary era and foreign liturgy books.
The Hibernians led in Monument Hall Friday evening with 41 games as part of the Concord 45 tournament, while Knights of Columbus trailed with 31 and Minute Men with 28. Hibernians extended their season lead to 617 points, Minute Men 595, Knights 588. Team 3 Hiberians topped scoring honors by winning 12 games.
Rev George L Thurlow pastor of the Trinitarian Congregational Church spoke on Religion and the New Deal at a Sunday evening gathering in Littleton outlining faith based views on economic policy.
Concord High School held the annual Junior Prom in the high school auditorium on Friday evening. Ernie Cobbs orchestra provided music as students danced with youth and beauty. Arthur Anderson led the event with Joan Wilson and Viola Bruso assisting.
Thomas Mansfield of Beaford Street married Lena Brady at St Bernard's rectory with Morgan Grant serving as best man. The groom works for Whitney Coal and Grain Company.
Concord society met in the Trinity Episcopal Parish House with Mrs. Robert Walker presiding. Members contributed sixty dollars from a puppet snow fund and planned a three month sunshine drive with daily deposits. A food sale was set for Lent after the next meeting. hostesses were Mrs. B Stewart Murphy and Mrs. Theodore L Smith.
Concord reports Mrs Lovell P George captured first prize at a public whist party in Kyks Hall run by the Concord Lodge of Hiks. L P George and Harold Tompkins led the event. Other winners include Mrs John Smith Joseph Bartolomeo Joseph Dee Roger Faber Mrs Haro Tompkins Mrs Alice Boyce Maniey Boyce John Hayes J Perry Mrs Agnes Hunneman Mrs Henry Helsper William Dee Arthur Teylor won the prize and Roger Faber took the door prize.
Concord residents will attend three plays at the Veterans Building on Monday March 13 with performances at 3 46 pm and 8 pm. Edward Jet and Mrs Fred Byerly act as models while H Whittemore Brown will introduce and entertain.
The West Concord Woman's Club met in Warner Hall with President Mrs. Guy G. Fernald presiding. A public bridge and whist party was planned for later this month. Entertainment featured Mrs. Martin F. Goodwin in charge and Mrs. Harold Graves speaking on Current Events.
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union held its regular meeting on Wednesday afternoon. In the president's absence due to poor health, the vice president presided over the session.
Mrs Harold M Gale hosted her bridge group on Wednesday at a home in Concord with Mrs Paul H and Mrs Marion Fairbanks in attendance. Miss Bien Arnold, four weeks old, arrived in Concord with the Arnolds. West Concord lodge I O O F met with Noble Grand C Joseph Hay presiding and planned spring events. New England Sled Dog Club championship entries included Mosely Taylor and Frederick G W Lovejoy teams. Roger Haines finished third with Say Jors team. Open skeet season postponed due to snow. next weekend will host 25 yard skeet and the 410 gauge individual championship on March 17. Mr and Mrs Charles Carruth and Agnes Carruth sail March 17 from Gaston to Liverpool for about two months, staying at the English Speaking Union in London. Fred T Boyd chaired a Ladies Night for Concord Rotary at the Colonial Inn with entertainment by Westall Gordon and Nina Gordon, and cards and dancing. Concord Legion Band impressed at Bruins St Louis game at Boston Garden last week.
An ongoing series of free cooking classes will be hosted by the Home Service Department of the Boston Consolidated Gas starting March 6 and continuing each Wednesday thereafter.
The Concord Musical Club met last Tuesday at Mrs. Ben L. Wilson home on Elm Street for an American music program. Singers included Mrs Seabury T Short soprano with accompanist Mrs Alfred M Uhier and others like Mrs Ben L Wilson mezzo soprano with pianist Mrs Leigh L Pratt. Mrs George H Eberlein accompanied by Mrs Pratt. Mrs F Winchester Denio and Mrs Uhler played piano solos. Tea service was poured by Mrs Walter K Shaw and Mrs Leon F Foss.
A notice from the Christian Science churches announces Sunday services at 10.45 and Sunday School same time, with Reading Room hours 20 to 5 weekly excluding holidays. The Lesson Sermon titled Man presents biblical and Eddy readings about life, eternity, wisdom, health, and continual demonstration of goodness.
The Helping Hand Society of West Concord Union Church held an afternoon tea and card event to raise funds for society needs. Rose Parker led the gathering along Riverside Avenue with strong attendance and positive support.
Worshipful Master Wil lam B Graham will preside as the initiation ceremonies are conducted by officers. Lewis Parkhurst, recently commissioned by the Governor to survey prison might, is an authority on sociology and will discuss the state prison system. Michael Dee, Warden of the Re creme, will answer local questions. The second meeting will address The place of the United States in the World Today.
Under the auspices of the Concord League of Women Voters a meeting was held with members discussing civic engagement and upcoming local elections. Participants shared information on registration procedures and encouraged broader community participation.
Concord High School basketball rounds concluded at the State Armory with the juniors crushing the freshmen 35 to 4 and the seniors defeating the sophomores 22 to 10. The juniors secured first round honors by winning three straight games.
The piece contrasts Supreme Court power with policy and notes danger in a government lacking agreement. It praises Massachusetts cooperative banks, especially Concord Co operative Bank, for reliability over sixty years and invites readers to open accounts with assurance of safety. February series advertising loans on approved real estate.
Eight room West Concord residence with oil heat gas refrigerator automatic water heater sun parlors and furnished or unfurnished options. Close to buses stores and railroad. Terms reasonable contact W West Fought 14 Canoe Concord Mass. 393M
A vintage home menu of desserts from a Boston Consolidated Gas era kitchen includes Chocolate Chiffon Pie Nut Pastry Old Fashioned Jelly Roll Date Bars Apricot Macaroon Parfait with detailed steps, ingredients, and oven settings. The collection emphasizes simple steps, pantry staples, and family-friendly treats.
Giacinto Moneldi chaired a large capable committee for a Concord Lodge gathering. Refreshments were served as attendees enjoyed a well organized evening.
Readers may send cookery problems or recipe requests to Miss Fossett care of this newspaper. She will answer in the column or by personal letter.
Reverend Alfred W. Stone of West Concord Union Church announced the service theme Faith is the Substance of Hope. His choir performed hymns as Waldo Williams and Nina Rable contributed vocal selections.
The annual interscholaric debate between the Concord School Debating Society and Pone Academy on Grot On is postponed to early April in the auditorium. A local high school debate is planned next Friday in the same venue. Canon Bernard Iddings Bell preached at M School chapel and spoke at Wellesley College in the morning. Mrs Leslie R Moore, former president, lectured on How to Enjoy the Bible before the Cord Concord Woman's Club on Walden Street Friday afternoon.
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