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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1933
Page
7
Deneville Darling Home Service Director for Boston Consolidated GasCo provides a fish chowder and Pimiento Cream recipe. Ingredients include haddock, potatoes, fat salt pork, onion, milk, water, and spices. a separate Pimiento Cream requires pimiento, egg yolks, butter, and bread crumbs. Serves 5 to 6.
Miss Alice E. How will give a lecture on the American Revolution. Hostesses will include Mrs am and Mrs Albert R Jenks with R. Byron Moore chairing the event.
Concord High School opened the second round of interclass basketball with the senior five beating the juniors 16 to 13 as Hoosey led scoring with seven points. Earlier the freshmen defeated the sophomores 13 to 9 in a tight opening game.
Concord notes the Salvation Army marking Prison Day with morning devotions at Massachusetts Reformatory and an afternoon concert by the Cambridge Salvation Army Brass Band led by Bankmaster George Foster. Gen and Mrs Hargraves and daughter joined in singing. W A Nicol, campaign manager, also participated. audience joined in chorus.
Concord The Lent season opened at the West Concord Union Church with a large congregation. Rev Alfred W Stone spoke on The Power of Christ and Modern Living. Miss Nina Ruble at the organ played Mozart Gloria Elgar Of Fertory and Gounod Pontificale. The choir sang Turner's Great and Marvelous. The Lenten Class for Young People opened with The Bible and Our Christian Living. Harriet Pickard led the Christian Endeavor on Discovering Jesus Principles for Our Lives.
The Concord Female Charitable Society holds an afternoon meeting at the home of Mrs. John Berdman on Monuments Street.
Readings for March 12 discuss substance and divine supply from Bible lessons in all Churches of Christ Scientist. Golden Text from Hosea urges turning to God and waiting on Him. Included are Mark 8 teaching on the feeding of the four thousand and excerpts from Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy.
In perilous times the Concord Co operative Bank promotes cooperation among depositors and borrowers. It touts a 5 percent carried interest, offers maturing shares at 190.78 each valued at 200 in March 1934, and claims no Ponzi scheme, presenting a union of capitalism and socialism as beneficial for the public.
The Ladies Union of the West Concord Union Church met Tuesday afternoon with President Mrs S Thompson presiding and Mrs Benjamin Derby as hostess.
Twenty skiers competed in the seventh annual Middlesex School Outing Club meet on the school hill. Open class winner Odd Overgaard posted two 68 foot jumps. John Ericksen, a former Olympic team member, finished close behind. In class B, S Bradley Adams of Rochester Minnesota Middlesex 33 won with 64 and 71 foot jumps. longest jump prize went to Willie Moen at 74 feet, with Ericksen second at 73 feet.
Go To Church Sunday marked the start of Lent at Trinitarian Congregational Church with a large congregation. Rev. George L. Thurlow delivered the call I Am Going Back to Church and inspired attendees. A supper and Young People’s Club meeting followed starting at six.
At the West Concord Village Improvement Society annual meeting in Harvey Wheeler school auditorium Harold W. Chase was reelected president. Daniel C. Sullivan became vice president and Richard W. McCable was chosen secretary and treasurer. District Attorney Warren L. Bishop was unable to attend and Assistant District Attorney Frederick A. Crafts spoke on district attorney office activities.
Augustine W Macone of Concord shot a perfect 25 in the open 25 skeet event at the Musketaquid Sportsmans Club Sunday. Glenwood C Swett of Maynard was second with 24 and Isaac Langille of Lincoln scored 23. Other results list Salvadore A Macone of Concord 22 John Taylor of Maynard 18 and more.
The King's Daughters met yesterday afternoon in the vestry of the First Parish Meeting House with Mrs Walter E Borden and Mrs Join W Clarkson as hostesses.
Maynard reports the Vincent Club meeting hosted by Miss Lillian at a Maple Street residence. Mrs Ray Connors and Miss Lowise Johnston won favors at whist, followed by social refreshments. Next week the club will meet with Miss Elizabeth Binks as hostess. Ernest Wollersehied bought house and land at 21 Dartmouth Street from Mrs Charles Paananen who plans a California visit.
The altar flowers at West Concord Union Church on Sunday memorialize Agnes A. Wilson wife of John D. Wilson. The tribute also lists their children Daniel S. Wilson and two daughters in law, Mrs. Elmer L. Joslin and Mrs. Anton Saunders.
Trinity Church Concord Mass lists a March schedule led by Rev Smith Oxon Dexter and Rev Charles Russell Peck. Activities include Holy Communion Bible Class Box Luncheon Sewing for the Service League and services for boys and girls with morning prayers and church school.
Jennie A. Harrington 50 of 54 West Main Marlboro sustained two deep head cuts requiring 17 stitches when her sedan skidded on Main Street West Concord, left the road, struck a shade tree and crashed between two houses. She was treated at Emerson Hospital and is recovering at home.
The Concord Musical Club held a costume program on Tuesday February 28 at the home of Mrs. Charles W. Cheney. Participants included Mrs. G Walter Vialle Mrs Harry B Little Mrs Marvin Taylor Mrs Cheney Miss Marian A Barker Mrs Emily Mowry Mrs Alfred M Ler Mrs Frances Eberlein and Burleigh L Pratt. A luncheon followed hosted by Mrs Cheney and Mrs Roger Swain.
The Concord P T A held a bridge and whist party at the High school cafeteria last Tuesday evening led by Mrs. William H. Dee and Miss Margaret Murphy. Proceeds fund books for Peter Bulkeley School Library and the association treasury. Cyrus Hosmer won the bridge first prize and John Bartolomeo captured the whist first prize.
Corinthian Lodge officers led by Worshipful Master Philip C Holden conducted degree work at Isaac Parker Lodge in the Masonic Temple Waltham on Tuesday evening March 7. The March meeting will be held at the Masonic Temple Concord Monday evening March 13 with refreshments after the work.
Concord Elks Hall hosts whist games directed by Lovell P George. John Grindall captures first prize. multiple winners include Irene Miller Helen George Emerson Sineffer Bernice Morgan and others. Consolation goes to Mrs Murphy. Our Lady Help of Christians Court marks its fourth anniversary with an Earthquake whist and cake cutting.
The Concord Lodge of Elks met in Miks Hall with Exalter Ruler Ivan D. Servais presiding. Nominations for officers were made to be voted at the annual meeting on Tuesday evening March 14.
The Concord Division 44 Ladies Auxiliary Ancient Order of Hibernians met at Monument Hall with President Mrs Mary Battles presiding. They discussed a penny sale planned for after Easter.
Concord notices the death of Charles Winfield Brown longtime Middlesex School faculty member aged 53 born in Charles Town in 188? He taught Greek and Latin then French and English Literature and remained active in school drama and athletics. Funeral held at the Middlesex School Chapel. Survived by wife Marguerite Stevens and a 10 year old son Stevens Dy Brown.
Hawthorne Chapter Order of the Eastern Star meets this evening in the Masonic Temple with Worthy Matron Miss Gladys F Graham presiding and assisted by Worthy Patron Austin D MacRae. New officers conduct initiatory rites for the first time. Refreshments served. Sidney MacRae chairs the committee.
The Concoord Garden Club met last Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Alfred Curtis on Lowell road. Mrs Ira Rich Kent gave an illustrated talk on Flower Portraits.
Three close matches highlighted the exhibition badminton tournament held this evening in the Girl Scouts Community House. Men and women champions competed for top honors in a lively event.
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