The Miracle of Roses Lenten Play Delights Maynard Crowd
The Chil dren of Mary Sodality at St. Bridget's Church presented The Miracle of Roses a five act Lenten play on Mar 31. Elizabeth of Hungary inspired scenes depicted with elaborate costumes and sets. Cast listed many named performers and the production was directed by Rey Edwin Walsh with musical pieces Teach Her to Pray and Ace Maria.
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Children of Mary Sodality
St. Bridget’s Church
Elizabeth
Hungary
Laden
St. —Beth
West Acton
Giborax
Kunigunda
Pauline Clark Trudden
Gottlinde
Helen Vodoklys
Helen Bakun
Sophia
Eliz
Abeth
Alice Doyle
Rosamund
Faulken
Stela
Elizabeth Margaret Moore
Margaret Murphy
Hedwic
Alice
Emma Katherine
Bariteau
Wiberad
Anna Thane
Margaret Elly Marga
Castellan
Mary Sheridar
Gertrude Adelinde
Gertrude Castell
Lethwarts
Winifred Fardy Gerlinde
Julia White
Martha Helen Cleary
Anges
Marion King
Winifred Tobin
Gertrude Herbert
Madaline
Smith
Dorothy Allen
Margeret Tierney
Mary Paul
Beatrice Smith
Mary Deerkacz
Sarah Kennedy
Helen Dudzinski
Grace Playart
Chief
Ruth Bradley
Marguerite Chidley
Catherine Crowley
Mwa Growler
Theresa Wasiuk
Mildred Duggan
Margaret Greene
Margaret Jonestone
Mary Mecey
Gertrude O'Donnell
Lillian O' Donnell
Dorothy Sheridan
Julia Wardzala
Dolores Zaniowski
Rey Edwin Walsh
National Biennial in Atlantic City Highlighted at Meeting
The National Council was a guest speaker about the upcoming National Biennial in Atlantic City in May. Mrs. Provall visits her mother and Concord club director George A. Hill. Robert N. Cram gave a Gardens of England illustrated lecture during the social hour. Refreshments followed chaired by Mrs. George B. Keyes with Mrs. Leslie R. Moore and others assisting.
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Atlantic City
Provall
George A. Hill
Concord Club
England
Robert N. Cram
George 8. Keyes
Leslie R. Moore
Nancy Carkin
Robert Read
Ross K. Whitoh
Marlboro Council Sets Communion Breakfast Date Plans
At a Marlboro council meeting the K of C voted to hold the annual Communion breakfast this spring at Immaculata Conception Church with a probable date the last Sunday in April. A committee led by Grand Knight Charles Lyons will arrange details. The group invited Rev Francis A McNeil to attend the state banquet in Boston April 19 and accepted an invitation for Rev Corrigan of Boston College to speak on America and the World Court at Hibernian Hall April 12.
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Marlboro Council
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CTS
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Immaculaty Conception Church
Charles Lyons
Francis A. McNeil
Copley
Boston
Newman Club
Jones I. Corrican
Boston’ College
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Fr. Corrigan
America
Death of Hudson matron Elizabeth McCormack remembered
Elizabeth McCormack 76 mother of Rev. Peter J. McCormack died at her Elm street home in Hudson at 10 this morning. A longtime Marlboro and Hudson resident and former St. Michael's parish active worker, she was born in Ireland and came to the United States as a girl. She had lived in Hudson 47 years and was feeble in recent years.
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Hudson
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