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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1938
Page
3
A church notes dedication of ten portraits depicting the life of Christ to decorate the chapel. Marguerite Smith receives praise for hosting Mother’s Day events and for bringing the largest family turnout to the service.
Tercentenary program set for Sunday at 2 30 p m featuring solos by Maynard TheoFinn and Finlay id baritone Eero i of song. Adelaide Sims soprano and Boston saxophonist will perform. Committee chair Mrs Syrijala and Rev George Koponen chaired the planning with city committee members.
Russian Day celebration announced with Rev John Kivi of Maynard as assistant chairman and Alex Keener of Greenfield as chairman of the general committee. The event aims to showcase Orthodox traditions and Russian culture in the region.
Native of sick and anem meme to local school. Friends plan to attend the comaromoniga as blessings will be at the home. May 22 from 3 to fim. Many friends express sorrow and support for Pathhanks and family.
Maynard readers will hear Rabbi Cohen preach at the Union Congregational Church next Sunday as part of National Brotherhood Sunday observances led by Reva Matthew A. Vance. The sermon titled Our Common Outlook will compare Jewish and Christian faiths. Rev. John Cummings of Meribor spoke at a Men’s Fraternal League meeting at the church the preceding evening.
Miss Mary Cheney, former president of Maynard Post VEW Auxiliary, elected conductor of Middlesex County Council of the VFW Auxiliary for a third term at a meeting in Maidan last Sunday. Delegates from Maynard Auxiliary included Ethel Thane Sophie Walsh Mary Flannery and Marty Towler.
A select note mentions Charles A. Brackett and associates, land transfers in the Fine Lake district from Eugene B Hamilton trustee, and Sudbury beating Southboro 22 to 3 in a recent game. Social scenes include dances hosted by Mr and Mrs Webster Cutting and visits from Medford guests Mr and Mrs Howard Bernett.
The Gudbury Dramatic Club Torch Players met Tuesday night and elected officers for the next season. Kepheth A, president Frances Benice, vice president Helen Priest, ryne Peasnner, woe Devoli, preag agent were favored.
The annual benefit whist event in Maynard supported by the Fire Department raised 800 in tickets and prizes without advance sale push due to industrial conditions. Donations funded insurance for firemen injured on duty. prizes went to multiple residents including James Colling and Mrs Paine.
Maynard high school track team, boasting a strong 1930s era lineup led by Charlie Dagata, prepares to face Lexington on Friday afternoon. The orange and black squad aims to avenge last year’s defeat, with D Dagata setting school marks in broad and high jumps. Arding, the local relay quartet, competes for a spot in the state relay carnival at Fitchburg.
Legion Pest guard and the American Legion prepare Memorial Day events with the Legion Auxiliary assisting. The committee of arrangem ent includes Johnson Soceph Booth and others as they finalize the commemorative program.
Al Cowles writes honoring Murray a high school football figure for Maynard praising his conduct as a gentleman and a mentor. The piece mentions Murray’s time at Marquette and his return to coaching roles in Virginia and local teams while planning to mentor and play with nearby squads.
Maynard presented a four act luselan titled Mother to a capacity audience at night. Anton Popeniuk played a role, with Zagr and other cast members in the ensemble.
A luncheon and stocking shower honored Miss Beckwith with guests including Miss Ruth Adams Natick Mrs Robert Hall Sudbury and others. Miss Beckwith plans to marry John Williams Wilmington Delaware on Saturday May 14 at her parents home in East Sudbury.
At a recent meeting of the Woman's Alliance of the First Parish church, officers were elected including President Mrs. Ora Poole Vice President Mrs. Ralph Barton Treasurer Mrs. oe Lavigne Secretary Mrs. James Powers Custodian Mrs. ma eld Work Chairman Mrs. Clark. The next meeting is scheduled for Tuesday May 17 in the afternoon. Advertising Pays Dividends.
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