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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1948
Page
7
A charity musical event supported by Firemen and ration groups was held to raise funds for the Athletic Field. Proceeds totaled 9218.21 with the goal of improving facilities and providing aid to attendees and participants.
Concord leader Miss Elmina L. Snow superintendent of Emerson Hospital joined Bay State hospital executives at a April 30 luncheon meeting at the Household Nursing Association in Boston. Emerson Hospital affiliates students to a 56 weeks course in attendant nursing.
The South Acton Congregational social circle gathered Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Chester Spinney’s Main Street home in South Acton.
A reader notes rising prices and budget tips for meats fish and produce. Frugal guidance covers fish steak costs, cabbage puree and easy meals with vegetables and drinks to stretch meals.
Principal Alan F Flynn releases scholastic honor lists for grades seven to twelve with names including Burkes Cushing Flynn Greenwood Hall Hawes Mattsen Rawlings Stiles Palmer Gaffney Harding Olson Post Hurlburt Baldwin Bancroft Burland Lew Phelps Pittman Putnam Batey Kahlainen Jardson Pride Gaughan Fairbanks Jenkins Palmer. May 1 1948 two delegates and two representatives attend the Student Council Convention at New Bedford high school with music and meals. reports to follow. Senior Class trip to Washington DC April 24 chaperoned by Mrs Gile with Eleanor Maenpag Wilson Stearns Ellen Hawes among attendees visiting monuments and Arlington and White House. Thomas Whitshin aide to Senator Leverett noted.
Stow Nashoba Apple Blossom Festival opens Saturday May 8 with a grand ball at City Hall and street dancing. Miss Dorothy Stiles named Stow Queen to compete with other queens. queen's court tours the city at 10 p.m. Sunday features church service in Groton and entertainment at the Groton Inn. Midweek events include a visit with Agriculture Commissioner John Chandler at 10 a.m. and a lunch with the Governor and council at the Statehouse.
William Palmer Barbara Stearns Barbara Giles and Ralph Hawes received certificates of special mention from Nassonay High School Poetry Association for original poems. Their works will be published in the New England High School Poetry Anthology.
West Concord Cub Pack 33 announces a dance planned for Friday night May 14 from 7 to 9 oclock. Cubmaster Arthur F Mullen Jr oversees arrangements with a Pack meeting on May 19 and refreshments hosted by airman Mrs el Boone, Richad Ballou, and Mrs R Lapham.
A home vegetable note explains sowing lettuce to ensure daily salad greens. It outlines April 15 sowing, successive plantings, and harvest timelines from thirty days to ninety days, with fall planting for continued supply. It emphasizes vitamin A and calcium from greens and plans for 140 feet of garden space.
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