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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1954
Page
17
Jen Cub forms from tym area planning a May visit to Sudbury. Conantum Garden named conantum represents the group and discusses gardening topics. A May Garden Forum will be led by Mr. Crockett with Q A on individual problems.
The text lists the executive board and committee chairs of a garden club. Chairman Mrs. R. Duncan Hay oversees treasury Mrs. John Derby secretary Mins Robert Turkington librarian Mrs. Karl Koch advisor Mrs. Jean-Paul Carlhian. Committees program Mrs. Hans Aschaffenburg and Mrs Hugo Logemann membership Mrs. Robert M. White hospitality Mrs. Richard Lawrie services Mrs. LeBurton Webster publicity Mrs. Charles Hanson workshop Mrs. Jack Frailey.
A collage of witty lines from Rohert Fitch Arthur Maisel Arthur Godfrey H C MacClellan and Myron Cohen. The quotes touch on elopement imagination spring romance insecurity and social desirability with humor and social observation.
Concord reflects National Hospital Week May 9 15 under the theme Your Hospital On Guard for You. Events include tours for mending groups May 10 at 3 pm with tea, lab X ray dietetics and medical records demos May 11, tea and auxiliary tea May 12, and nurse and practical nurse registrations May 13.
Concord New Hampshire Miss Ruth Hayward chosen as member of the Buzzin Dozen informal singing group at Colby Junior College New London The third year medical records administration student is daughter of Capt and Mrs Irving W Hayward Riverdale Road
Local folks are urged to turn in donations for the annual cancer campaign with Mrs. Andrew Hepburn as chairman. Carl MacPherson, Brockton High and former Concord High vice principal, served as a judge at the state science fair in M.I.T. over the weekend. In Hiroshima shops sell photographs and salvaged souvenirs of the 1945 blast.
A mysterious blast levelled a two story wooden Lincoln home injuring no one. Fire destroyed the structure and most contents. dog Penny the Irish Setter was saved. Firefighters faced a chaotic scene as lines went awry and wires were cut by municipal workers. Police and fire officials launched investigations.
Attending the Westford 4 H fair were Jesse James the county agent and George F Erickson retired Middlesex Ext Service assistant director. The Trinity church fair is Saturday May 15 rain or shine. Cord Chapter meeting Monday May 10 at 8 o clock at the chapter HQ. Mrs Mary Kenney hosted a benefit whist for Court Our Lady Help of Christians CDA to help cover the communion breakfast planned for May 16. Youth choir rehearse Saturday 9 am at West Concord Union church directed by Mrs James F Engebretsen. Senior choir rehearses Wednesdays 7 45 with Mrs Theodore Ridout director and Mrs Albert Lind organist. Senior and junior high groups meet Sunday evening. Cord firemen have responded to 111 alarms so far this year with recent grass fires. Recreation commission meeting at Town House Friday night postponed indefinitely.
The initiation honored United States Representative Philip J. Philbin of Clinton as a member of the Hudson Aerie. Howard C. Rouse presided as master of ceremonies with the Fitchburg Aerie Drum Corps State Champion Drill Team and ritual team in the march. Guest speakers included Rep John Ward of Fitchburg Arthur Davis state president Alfred Harrison state trustee Angelo Santini and Selectman J David White of Hudson.
Concord fund drive seeks several hundred dollars in scholarships for local Harvard hopefuls from Acton to Wayland. Five current scholars in college, including Tuck Moss, are highlighted as worthy despite tough decisions. The group aims to aid two or three freshmen toward Harvard class of 1958. no endowment exists and applicants have saved earnings and plan summer work.
Maynard Albert Derer principal releases the Maynard High School honor roll for term four listing seniors sophomores and freshmen. High honors for seniors include Barbara Crodly Sanara Stammers Virginia Suinaia Joanne Sylvia and more. Sophomores earn high and honor designations with several named students. Freshmen show high honors and honor lists with multiple named attendees.
Middlesex County Extension Service homemakers department offers a furniture refinishing course at Mrs Nason Wilkins home on Lowell Road. Sessions run Thursdays from 9 30 to 11 30 with future classes May 13 and May 20. Interested individuals may contact Mrs Arnold or Mrs Wilkins at Concord 1103 WL BAY U S Savings Bonds.
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