Mrs Nobody Goes Somewhere World Tour by Sudbury Women's Club
Sudbury Woman's Club members heard Louise H Morse recount a world tour in support of the Care program. She described meetings with diverse people from the Philippines to Egypt and Japan, and the care packages sent abroad. The event featured St Patrick's Day decor and a social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club
Sudbury
Sudbury Woman’s Club
Louise .H. Morse
J. Carrell Morris
James L. Bartlett
Felice Genna
Waldo Logan
Augustus V. E. Sharkey
Joseph F. Rose
Francis Tolman
Gordon Wolfe
Francis Raynor
Philippines
University of Minnesota
The
Stralian
Egypt
Hongkong
Lowell
Newburyport
Newburyport Woman’s Club
America
Massachusetts
Woman's Club Plans Events at Luncheon
About 80 members of West Acton Woman's Club gathered at the Baptist Church for the Pennsylvania Dutch Luncheon. President Mrs. Kenneth B. Reidy led the business session. Speaker Mrs. Margaret Dow Needham outlined Dutch customs and ceramics. The club announced a March 25 scholarship dance, April meetings, a April 18 choral concert, and an Apple Blossoms Festival in May. American Home Day was observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Acton
Margaret Dow
Needham
Sudbury Cubs Awarded at Blue and Gold Banquet
Sudbury Cub Scout Pack 60 held its Blue and Gold Banquet at Horse Pond School. Richard Garland led the group as 45 cubs received awards for progress in scouting, including wolf, bear, and lion badges and service stars. Den mother awards of appreciation were given to several leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Horse Pond School
Richard Garland
Cortland Grey
Richard Goddard
Lai Morrison
Jonathan Fickett
Ei] Damon
Bernard Schofield
Wolf Badge
Peter Mercury
John Mele
Lawrence Entwisle
Benjamin Kimball
Joseph Costanza
Scott Ross
Daniel Durant
Henry Garzia
David Morrison
John Boughton
Paul Beaker
Robert Entwisle
Timothy Brown
Stephen Maurer
Weston Littlefield
John Damon
Denner
Tom Harris
Arthur Goddard
Norma LeBrute
Bea Entwisle
Evelyn Morrison
Bette Littlefield
Joanne Schofield
Dorothy Worden
St Pauls Mission Pancake Festival Opens Spring Fundraiser
The St Pauls Mission hosted its first annual Shrove Tuesday Pancake Festival drawing 150 plus attendees of all ages. A parish supper preceded playful pancake races and an evening program featuring a children choir, SPMF skits, a barbershop quartet and a closing prayer by Dr William Sahakian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
St. Paul’s ‘Mission Church
Roger Rivet
Edward Starr
Pine Hill Club
Jere Brophy
SPMF
Dudley Davies
Charles Hammond
Starr
William
Mabel Sahakian
William Sahakian
Sudbury Easter Seals Drive Sets 6700 Goal
The Sudbury Framingham area aims to raise 6700 for the 1960 Easter seal campaign. The appeal opens March 17 with Raymond L. Hilliard of Framingham Trust Company serving as area treasurer. A Sudbury Little League Mammoth Food Sale date will be announced in this paper. Fathers are invited to the directors meeting March 16 at 7 30 p.m. at Twin Maples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury-Framingham
Raymond L.hilliard
Framingham Trust Company
Sudbury
Twin Maples
Acton Church Groups Schedule Weekly Meetings
The Acts on Church events note the Couples Club of Church of Good Shepherd meets Friday at 8 p.m. at Acton Center Women’s Clubhouse. Next Wednesday Holy Communion at 9 15 a.m. at the rectory chapel followed by women’s sewing. Evening prayer is Wednesday at 7 30. An adult study group at the Baptist Church continues The Parables of Jesus Tuesday at 8 p.m. The postponed ladies circle dessert is at 1 30 p.m. March 17 followed by a 2 p.m. meeting. Mrs. Stephen Abbott will present Bermuda photos and all women are invited.
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Couples Club of
Church of Good Shepherd
Acton Center
Rectory Chapel
the Baptist Church
Jesus
Stephen Abbott
Reading
Frances Littlefield
Bermuda
Wayland
Sudbury
Sudbury Heart Sunday totals reach 1733 for charity drive
The Sudbury Heart Sunday collection totaled 1733 with Mrs. Stanley Barron as general chairman. The money supports the Massachusetts Heart Association statewide drive, expected to push the annual income above one million dollars for the fourth straight year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heart
Sudbury
Stanley Barron
Massachusetts Heart Association
Foreign Aid Topic For League Of Women Voters Meeting
Mrs Rostow, an economics and social science professor, will discuss United States foreign aid at the League of Women Voters open meeting on March 16. The event, at Ellis Hall at 10 am with coffee at 9:45, marks her second return as speaker after strong reception in 1957.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Walt Rostow
MLT
League of Women Voters
League
Rostow
Department of
Economics and Social Science
Barnard College
Carlisle Grange Square Dance Draws Public Attention
Carlisle Grange No 402 hosts a public square dance this Saturday with Peter Schell of Billerica as caller. Beverly Dutton RN returns to Tucson Medical Center staff after visiting Westford. Holy Communion Sundays planned for women first and men second Sundays at St Irene's Church. Eva Dutton opens weekly adult sewing classes on Westford Street. Do not store cake and bread together to prevent moisture transfer.
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Carlisle Grange
P. of H
Peter Schell
Billerica
Beverly Dutton
R.N
Tucson Medical Center
Arizona
George W. Dutton
Westford Street
St. Irene’s
Paul H. Doherty
Eva Dutton
Lenten Service at Martha Mary Chapel in Sudbury
Sudbury hosts the second of six Lenten services March 13 at 5 p.m. Rev. Ernest Bodenweber Jr. of Memorial Congregational Church will preach with Rev. Delphas S. Barnett of the Methodist Church assisting. Open to all, with participation hoped from the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Sudbury Council of Chuches
Martha Mary Chapel
Ernest Bodenweber, Jr
Memorial ‘Congregational
Cleveland
Denison University
Tau Kappa Alpha
Massachusetts
Congregational ‘Christian Conference
Bodenweber
Concord
Delphas S. Barnett
Methodist Church
Woman, son find car radiator stolen during game
Mrs. I C Hyett and her son discovered their car had its radiator removed while parked for a high school basketball game in Texas City. The vehicle was not stolen. Local police investigate the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas City
Tex
UPI
I.C. Hyett
Sixth Grade Pupil Wins Essay Prize at Acton School
At an assembly of Acton Elementary School sixth graders Supt William L OConnell presented Marcia Frost a $25 savings bond for writing the best essay about Thomas A Edison. Marcia is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence Frost of Newton Road. The prize was donated by Leslie Parke inspector of wires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
William L. O’connell
Marcia Frost
Marcia
Clarence Frost
Newton Road
Thomas A. Edison
Leslie Parke
Concord Cow Cited for Herd Testing
Concord registered Ayrshire herd owned by Mary D Mattison at Williams Road completes its sixth year on the Ayrshire Herd Test. The herd posts a 305 day lactation average of 10162 pounds milk at 4.0 percent and 408 pounds butterfat. Arrowhead High Indigo leads the herd with 10406 pounds milk and 414 pounds butterfat. Testing conducted by the Ayrshire Association at Brandon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Ayrshire
Mary D. Mattison
Williams Road
Ayrshire Rne Association
Brandon
First Parish Sets March Fellowship Dinner Date
Sudbury church announces a fellowship dinner on March 15 with ushers Alfred Bonazzoli and Walter Hickler for March. Gratitude is extended to Mrs. Andrew Kewarth for flowers and Mrs. Alton Clark for hosting coffee hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury— Fellowship
Alfred Bonazzoli
Walter Hickler
Andrew Kenwerth
Alton Clark
Concord-Rose High School Science Fair Recap
Concord Rose High School held its science fair Saturday with about 809 attendees. First prize went to Marie Anne Grande for The Telescopic Mirror, with projects spanning biology mathematics physics and astronomy presented by Rosemary D fraction Patricia Cam Lyn Dianne Pe and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Anne Grande
Rose Hawthorne School
Concord — Rose High School
Indther
Coil
Rosemary D
Han
Patricia Camable
Lyn
Dianne
Birth of Daughter Helen to Mr and Mrs Scovel
Mrs Carl Scovel received word of the birth at Emerson Hospital. Grandparents Rev and Mrs Greeley of Boston and Mr and Mrs Wil Greeley of Lexington share in the joy. The infant is named Helen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Carl Scovel
Peakham Road
Helen
Emerson Hospital
Greeley
Boston
Frederick Sc Point
N.Y
Wil Greeley
Lexington
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George Malmberg
Carl Johnson
Michael Johnson
James Hammer
George Sharkey
Steven Haussman
Hoy Duddy
Walter Piecewicz
William Ware
Fred Hunt
Jack la Chance
David Majama
Douglas Ousley
Jesse Brewer
John Malmberg
Craig Martin
Richard Buzzell
Jack Head
Keith Martin
ST. Paul's Mission
Goulding House
Les Hall
Dorothy Linscott Clarke
Rex Trailer
Brooke
Tad Wiley
Nathaniel C. Wiley
Hudson
Ted
WBZ
St.Elizabeth’s Women's Guild
Ann Griswold
Lamonte Griswold
Concord Road
Pembroke College
Brown University
Westover School
Middlebury
Conn
Phi Beta Kappa
U.S
Patriot Restaurant
Main Street
LWV
Carlisle Li
Lincoln
Maynard
Carlisle
West Concord
Concord Cow
Bath
Middlesex Launderer
Powdermill Road
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Emerson
Mass. Ave
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