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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1948
Page
14
Local churches in Concord and West Concord observed Passion Sunday. Next Sunday Palm Sunday marks Holy Week with Easter set for March 28. The First Church of Christ Scientist on Lowell Road read Substance as the lesson sermon last Sunday morning.
William P Holt son of Mr and Mrs John E Holt of 4 Lang Street and Michael R McGrath son of Mr and Mrs Thomas W McGrath of Sandy Pond Road both celebrated their fifth birthdays. Mrs Holt is the former Anna M True and Mrs McGrath is the former Anne Root.
Vic Heyliger the Michigan hockey coach and Concord high school alum faces Boston College in the NCAA Championships at Colorado Springs. Heyliger starred in college football and other sports and is the son of Mr and Mrs Theodore G Heyliger of Cambridge Turnpike. Eagles coach is John Snooks Kelley.
The Concord Young Republican Club 21 invites the public to a food sale at the MacRae Company office on Walden Street this Saturday starting at noon. Proceeds support club activities.
Stow residents Mr and Mrs Richard S Dulley move into the former Hatch house on Red Acre road. Mrs Lawrence Jenson Sr visits sister Mrs Frank Slanger in West Quincy. Stilmen Priest announces a dancing class on March 20 from 6 30 to 7 45 and a Couples Club dance 8 15 to 11 00 p m. The American Unitarian Youth Group hosts a dance at Town hall on March 12 with Rev James V Miller back at Union Church pulpit after a brief absence due to surgery.
The Acton post No. 6258 WFW auxiliary met in the town hall and elected officers for the coming year. Names include President Sonia Bartlett, Senior VP Clara Newton, Junior VP Priscilla Roche, Secretary Marian McGuire, Treasurer Esther Taylor, Conductress Frances Byron, Chaplains Elizabeth Tuttle and Marian Douglas, and other officers. A collation was served by Esther Taylor and Frances Byron.
Acton John O Stinson 50 son of Raymond Stinson and Robert L Bumford of Concord received a varsity hockey award at New Hampton School winter banquet. The trio are home for spring recess from New Hampton School in New Hampton New Hampshire.
More than 500 attended the Minuteman Chapter United World Federalists dinner at Howard Johnsons in West Concord. The turnout reflected belief that world federation makes sense and news circulated on Strengthen the United Nations Resolutions in nearby towns.
Concord local members attended the Nashoba Fruit Growers meeting held Wednesday afternoon in Westford. Prof. W. H. Thies, extension pomologist from the University of Massachusetts, presented an all color sound film Farming for the Future. The program was in cooperation with the Middlesex County Extension Service.
Veterans Auxiliary heads plan to hold a meeting Tuesday evening at the Lower Town hall to elect officers. A food sale is planned for the afternoon including breads cakes and more.
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