Walden Royal Arch Chapter Hosts 75th Anniversary
Concord reports the Walden Royal Arch Chapter marks its 75th anniversary with a March 22 gathering at Masonic Temple Monument Square. Willard K. Walters opens at 6 15 pm, dinner at 6 45 pm led by Ralph Copeland. Rob- bins of Lincoln will present an illustrated lecture "Discovery at Walden."
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Walden Royal Arch
Masonic Temple
Monument Square
Williard K. Walters
Stow
Ralph Copeland
Brockton
Grand Royal Arch
Massachusetts
Will A. Charles
South Acton
Walden
Roland Wells Robbins
Lincoln
Wa’den
West Concord Woman's Club Meet Friday
West Concord Woman's Club holds a 2:30 PM Friday meeting at the Ladies Parlors of the West Concord Union church with Mrs. Harry Wilson presiding. Miss Doris Miller of Maynard will present home decoration exhibits and speak, followed by tea served by Mrs. Tufts.
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Only Two More Periods Remain For COCO Drive
COCO collects candle ends soap scraps household linen towels and discarded hats for overseas clothing distribution. Two periods remain in the drive for coats sweaters jackets suits and dresses with spring near and woolens to be discarded to deter moths.
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Concord
COCO
DeMolays Hold Service at Concord Church
Concord Chapter of DeMolay met at the Masonic temple last Friday evening. A DeMolay degree class was conferred by a team from L. D. Wilson Chapter of Maynard. Members attended a special service at Tri Republican Congregational Church with Rev. John Elmo Wallace leading.
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New Series Of Classes Planned
Concord residents will start a new series of painting and stencil classes organized by Mrs Ruth K Burke at Niné Acre Corner. The courses run 10 lessons with weekly evening meetings beginning at month end. Call Concord 921 M for more information and to join or form a local group.
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Ruth K. Burke
Nin¢é Acre Corner
Concord 921-M
Military Rites For Late B-29 Pilot In Lexington
Civilian and military funeral services were held in Lexington for Capt. Eugene L. Boyd U S Army Air Corps killed June 14 1944 on a secret B 29 mission over China He is survived by his widow Angela Boyd mother Mrs Angela Boyd three brothers Earl Boyd and a sister Mrs George Bedsey.
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Lexington
Eugene L. Boyd
U. S. Army Air Corps
China
Boyd
Lawrence Viano
Thoreau Street
Es Krai
Boston Red Sox
Angela Boyd
Earl Boyd
Hudson
George Bedsey
Springfield
Navy Hiring For Stenographers In Washington DC
The Department of the Navy seeks over two hundred civilian stenographers for headquarters offices in Washington DC. Miss Nancy Hunt in Boston will interview and hire area applicants. Eligibility requires keyboard speed of 40 wpm and shorthand at 80 wpm with at least one year stenographic experience. starting salary is 2168 dollars annually.
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Washington, D. C
Nancy Hunt
Navy
Boston
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Concord Grange Plans Neighbor's Night Program
Concord Grange schedules Neighbor's Night for Tuesday April 6 at Peter Bulkeley School. Master Mrs. Jeannette S. Stansby leads the meeting where third and fourth degrees will be conferred and a speaker from the Governor's Council is expected.
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Concord Grange
Peter Bulkeley
Jeannette’s. Stensby
Town House Custodian Retires. New Hire Takes Post at Concord
Arthur Thoresen of Strawberry Hill road completed his duties as custodian at the Town House last Monday. Bernard J. Culkins Sr. takes his place. Elsie E. Rose of Hubbard street recently retired as town clerk and has a new job at Nellie Craig store. Mrs. Benjamin Benoit of Crest street underwent an appendectomy at Emerson Hospital last Friday.
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Strawberry Hill Road
Cuttyhunk
Bernard J. Culkins, Sr
Elsie E. Rose
Hubbard Street
Nellie Craig
Benjamin J. Benoit
Crest Street
West Concord
Emerson Hospital
Groton Girls Edge Acton Team In Playoff Struggle
In the Littleton Girls Basketball Tournament semi final Groton Hig School girls defeated Acton 56 to 18. Acton’s Lois Colwell led Acton with 18 points the game high.
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Acton Hirth
Littleton
Groton Hig
Acton
Lois Colwell
Southboro Singers to Hold Regular Rehearsal
The Southboro Singers announce a regular rehearsal Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Mrs. Herbert Pendleton's home under Mrs. Philip Dow. The group plans hospital concerts and a public show at Southboro Town Hall on May 13. New members are welcome.
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Southboro Singers
Herbert Pendleton
Winter Street
Philip Dow
Southboro Town Hall
Trinity To Note Good Friday Service in Concord
The fourth joint Lenten service by Trinity Congregational and Trinity Episcopal churches will be at the Congregational edifice on Good Friday March 26 from 12 noon to 3 p.m. The theme is These Shared His Cross Rev Bradford Hastings invites the public to attend. Mr and Mrs George M Brown of Winchendon visited their daughter Mrs David E Young at 10 Monument Street during the recent weekend.
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Trinarian’ Congregational Church
Bradford Hastings
Trinity Episcopal Church
George M. Brown
Winchendon
David E. Young
Monument Street
Brown
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