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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1927
Page
2
Maynard residents host and attend church and social events. Local clubs including Maynard Grange Mizpah Rebekah lodge and Clover Leaf troop Girls report meetings, entertainments, and new patrols. School staff and families plan moves and visits, with local bands and orchestras engaged for dances and proms in nearby towns.
Dick Loftus of Concord, star outfielder for the Minneapolis team, left for spring training in Daytona Beach Florida after a farewell gathering hosted by his sister and brother in Maynard. Guests from Concord Marlboro Water Town and Maynard attended. His brother plans to join the New Haven club in the Eastern League in a few weeks.
Dr Earl Ryan the school physician conducts a weekly clinic at Roosevelt school with strong value noted by the school superintendent. Regular visits by the physician are reported to benefit the children. Rainbow Girls hosted a novelty Whist party at Masonic Hall on Saturday under the Advisory Board. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Huldah Taylor and Mrs Mary Matin, with others receiving consolation prizes. Revenue from the event supported the organization and another party is planned for March 30.
Next Sunday the pastor continues the Lenten series with a sermon on the Sermon on the Mount titled Another kind of Billionaire. An evening Christian Endeavor Society meets at six, then a Union meeting at seven at the Methodist Church for DeMolay boys and Luther films set for March 24 at the church. see notice elsewhere.
The White Cross Guild gratefully acknowledges donations received recently including money and useful clothing. Donations came both personally and anonymously and are deeply appreciated.
Maynard March 16 The U P L basketball team defeated North End Union at Parker Street gym in a 胜 revenge win. Smooth passing and team scoring dominated the game with Ojalehte Saarinen high for the locals while Stankewick added baskets for the visitors.
Maynard Town basketball edge Hollis 24 to 21 as Captain Dugie returns in the second half with four baskets. The Methodist Episcopal Church Maynard announces a midweek prayer meeting March 16 and Sunday schedule.
Maynard H. S. basketball team defeated Northboro 26 to 22 at Town Hall Northboro Wednesday night. Coach Don Lent started a new lineup and Maynard surged from a 12-9 halftime deficit to win. Scorers Seeezern Kane White led Maynard while Rogers Silaworth each nine for Northboro.
The Woman's Club held a successful food sale at the store of dames Eaton on Friday afternoon. Mrs Lena McCleary chaired the event with assistance from Mrs George Gutteridge and Mrs Bessie Cole.
Maynard K of C defeated Concord K of C 2728 to 2576 in a ten man team match at Maynard Pleys Thursday night. Morgan achieved 296 as high score, while Dee led Concord with 274.
Mrs Joel Abbot celebrated her 89th birthday at her son Charles C Abbott's home in Keene New Hampshire. Born in 1838 to Hzckel and Lucy Brown on the Brown homestead Acton Street, the family has long roots in the area. Relatives including Mrs Alice Brown Howe sent greetings by phone as friends flooded Maynard with cards and messages.
George Mulin, a Holy Cross College student, spent the weekend at his father Michael Mullin's home.
March 16 report of White Cross Guild meeting at Cooperative hall credits several monetary gifts, some anonymous. The group expresses gratitude through the Enterprise and plans a forthcoming membership drive. Entertainment included solo performances by Mrs Louis and pianist Winifred F.
Local Protestant communities arranged a joint program about Martin Luther with Maya residents. The event, led by William Allen White, was to be held in the Union audi. Admission for adults was 26 cents and school pupils were charged a reduced rate.
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