Sudbury Players Win Spot in Boothbay Harbour Season
Sudbury Players chosen as one of ten community troupes to perform a week at Boothbay Harbour in a new national program. The group led by Miss Helen Tilden will rehearse three times, open Tuesday, and play with cast including Charles H. Smith and Marjorie Kee. They receive 30 percent of weekly receipts and plan shows likely in July at Boothbay Harbour.
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Sudbury
Boothbay Harbour
Harrison
Maine
Sudbury Players
F. Hugh Hegbert
Charles H. Smith
Marjorie Kee
Carollyn Forbes
Pat Reona
Leonard Stiles
Marjorie Cahill
Mary Sears
Vivien Fletcher
Playhouse
Addiion
Helen Tilden
Connie Chase
Dick Martin
Donald MacRae
Sudbury TV Drive Tops Quota Reaching 140 Percent
Sudbury Educational Television Fund Drive chairwoman Mrs Cahill reports 140 percent of the quota raised thanks to Pine Rest Pine Lake and Dutton Road area support and large gifts from Pine Rest. District captains and volunteers across the town aided the effort while Mrs Arthur Grannis served as publicity chair and Forrest L Bradshaw as auditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Thomas V Cahill
Educational Television Fund
Pine Rest
Pine Lake
Dutton Road
Joint Degree For Mothers Benefit at Masonic Temple
Concord Chapter and Rainbow Assembly will hold their mothers day degree next Sunday at 7:30 PM. Miss Marjorie Metzler and George Hodgmann will lead the proceedings followed by refreshments. All parents of the boys and girls are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Molay
Rainow
Masonic Temple
Marjorie Metzler
DeMlay
George Hodgmann
Embroidery Hoops Helpful for Stain Removal Setup
Embroidery hoops hold fabric steady during stain removal, keeping material taut for even treatment and minimizing slippage while applying cleaners.
Loughlins Welcome Fifth Child at Emerson Hospital
Mr and Mrs Richard J Loughlin announce the birth of their fifth child and fourth daughter on April 30 at Emerson Hospital in Concord. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs James J Loughlin of Stow Street and T Frank Moynihan of Brooks Street, Concord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concord
Richard J. Loughlin
Frances Moynhon
Pleasant Street
Emerson Hospital
James J. Loughlin
Stow Street
Brooks Street
Concord
Angélo F. Montalto
Lillian Callahan
Hume Road
Joseph
Symmes Arlington Hospital
Joeph “Montalto
George Callahan
Bedford
Spring Concert Sunday in Wayland Auditorium
Sudbury area residents are reminded of the Spring Concert by the Community Chorus of Sudbury Weston Wayland. The 100 member chorus will perform Brahms Requiem under Chester Williams, head of the New England Conservatory of Music, at Wayland School Auditorium on Sunday May 9 at 8 pm. A large attendance is expected. Everyone is welcome.
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Sudbury
Sudbury-Weston- Wayland
Wayland School
Chester Williams
The
New England Conservator of Music
Lime Apricot Surprise Salad Dessert Mold
A spring luncheon recipe combines salad and dessert in one. Dissolve gelatin, chill, shape cheese into six balls, top with apricots, arrange pecan halves, unmold onto greens, and serve with mayonnaise for six portions.
Sudbury DAR Awards Merit to Local Civic Figures
The Sudbury Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution held an open meeting at Wayside Congregational Church. Two citizens received the Award of Merit: Sudbury Police Chief John McGovern for youth programs and Flora M. Cody of Wayland for 31 years as chief telephone operator. A flag was presented to the Wayland Fire Department for a new Cochituate firehouse.
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Sudbury
Wayside Inn
Daughters of the American Revolution
John McGovern
Flora M. Cody
Wayland
Wayland Fire Department
Cochituate
Howard
Concord Plan Seeks Toll Free Local Telephone Service
Concord Massachusetts residents may gain toll free local service if a plan approved by the telephone company and backed by a customer vote passes. The plan would expand the Concord exchange from about 7 600 to 16 000 telephones and adjust monthly rates accordingly.
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Concord
Concord Exchange
Lexington
Lincoln
Henry B. Metcalf
Massachusetts
Sudbury Youth Joined Phi Kappa Psi at Brown University
Sudbury resident Sudbury Stephen S Howe son of Mr and Mrs Frederick B Howe of Old Lancaster Road has been initiated into Rhode Island Alpha Chapter at Brown University He is a Mount Hermon graduate and a BA candidate as a freshman he played on both the wrestling and tragic teams and belongs to the Canterbury Club an Episcopal student group Phi Kappa Psi founded 1848 at Jefferson College and established at Brown in 1902
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Brown
In Honor of Edith N Buckingham Kennel Club Meet
Sudbury Wramingham District Kennel Club held an AKC sanction match at Sudbury High School field. About 100 dogs competed with prizes awarded to Miss Edith N Buckingham Memorial Trophy winner Mrs Winfred and her Old English Sheepdog. Second went to Mrs Thomas V Cahill with a Collie. Third to Mrs Paul Reaves with a Schnauzer and fourth with a German Shepherd. Four rings hosted obedience tests.
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Sudbury
Wramingham District Kennel Club
Edith N. Buckingham
Winfred
Thomas’ V. Cahill
Paul Reaves
Dyer Daughter Aldana Engaged to Lincoln Man
Lincoln area announces the engagement of Aldana Dyer of Boston daughter of Mr and Mrs Bradford E Dyer to Donald James Downing son of Mr and Mrs Edward Easton Downing of Lincoln. Synthetic soil conditioners found to help problem soil in tight heavy gardens.
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Lincoln
Bradford E. Dyer
Boston
Aldana Dyer
Donald James Downing
Edward Easton Downing
Sudbury Grange Meeting Highlights and Marlboro Event
The Sudbury Grange held its meeting on April 27 with Deputy Sherman Davis of Lincoln auditing. Harold Slater of Lexington Grange presented solos. new candidates included George Adams, Chester Van Stukins, Alan Hansen, and the Cripps brothers. Marlboro Grange marked a 50 year pin for Attorney John Rice on April 28, shared birth dates with L Roy Hawes, and hosted a turkey dinner. Sterling Grange celebrated its 80th anniversary on Friday, while Sudbury Grange’s Community Service offers small bird houses for sale.
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Sudbury
Kenneth Winkley
Hodgman Rubber Company
Sudbury Grange
Sherman Davis
Lincoln
Harold Slater
Lexington Grange
Mildred Tallant
George ‘W. Adams
Chester van Stukins
Framingham
Alan M. Hansen
Robert and
Donald ‘Cripps
Sons of
Marliboro Grange
Hawes
Mr. Rice
Rice
Marlboro Grange
Barber Shop Quartet
Marlboro
Henry Nelson
Sterling Grange
Bedford Scout Event and PTA Meeting Highlights
Bedford reports a well attended Boy Scout food sale and whist party in Town Hall led by Chairman Warren Morris. Troop 16 is led by Scoutmaster Domenic Denaro. The pre-school PTA season closing meeting featured guest speaker Dr. Dorothy K. Dolan at Mrs. John Berquist’s home on Concord Road. Robin Jane Rogers Douglas, the Rogers family’s newborn daughter, was born at Lowell General Hospital with grandparents Samuel Rogers and R. James Douglas.
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Boy Scouts of
Bedford
Warren ‘Morris
Domenic Denaro
John Berquist
Concord Road
Dorothy K. Dolan
Edward P. Rogers
Springs Road
Robin Jane
Lowell General Hospital
Samuel Rogers
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
R. James Douglas
Sprucing Up for Spring Focuses on Dental Hygiene
Beauty column urges a spring upgrade includes dental care as essential to a sparkling smile. Highlights professional cleaning and check up, plus daily brushing and the must use dental floss to remove food between teeth. Emphasizes teeth care as part of overall beauty routine.
Adams Host Farewell Before Vermont Move
Mr and Mrs Alton W Adams of Old Billerica Road were feted by local friends at the Bedford Progressive Club house as a farewell prior to their move to Vermont. The piece notes their 21 years of residence in town and mentions surrounding details.
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Old
Billerica Road
Bedford
Vermont
Farm Bureau opposes present form of Taft Hartley bill
Bedford American Farm Bureau Federation registers opposition in a letter to all senators. Allan B. Kline says the bill fails to restore state governments authority over labor disputes except under strict limits. It does not address featherbedding or compulsory unionization and may weaken local collective bargaining.
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Bedford
American Farm Bureau
Federation
Taft-Hartley Labor Management. Act
APBF
Allan B. Kline
NLRB
Kline
Farm Bureau
Senate
Farm ‘Bureau
Local Post Office Urges Citizens to Meet Quotas
Readings seat setts and towns urged to fill their quotas as many communities report high participation. Officials emphasize the need for full local contributions and note widespread support across areas.
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Lax
Pak Pill-Boon
Republic of Korea
Taegu
John
TEL
E. Buckingham
Winfred “Rhoades
Grange
U. S
Pamela Morrison
Quality
Hong
Alan Dassimer
Chrysler Imperial
Helen Traubel
Fred Howard
Peace
Charlotte Armstrong
Rubsigat
Sutter’s Gold
San Fernando
Lowell Thomas
K. T. Marshall
Beauty— News & Views
Elizabeth Barrett
Concord High School
Dietter
Faitu E
Iin
Carlisle
Mr & S. Berry, Jr
Stuart Jean Rogers
Frank S. Berry
Aid
Dres
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