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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1949
Page
5
An exhibition titled the infinite ways of landscape opens in the Concord Free Public Library gallery and continues through June 3. It features art by local contributors Sronk and Bache with connections to Nes and area patrons. J. S. Savings Bonds are noted in association with the display.
Concord and surrounding towns are invited to an open house to view the new Concord Hospital in operation. Hospital administrator Miss Mina L. Snow and Concord Hospital Aid Society president Mrs. Eiase R. Pow lead the event planning with Mrs. C. B. Hall coordinating tours. Tea will be served. guides include Peten Jr., Seaman, John K. Spring, and others with their parents. A large team committee and volunteers from local families will pour at the tea table. An invitation has been extended to neighboring communities to attend.
Local 340 T W U A C S O plans a 10th anniversary observance with a family field day on Vose playground this Saturday starting at 1 p m. Events include blueberry pie eating contests races for under 12 and sports for older men and women. Chuck Ppa's orchestra will perform at 3 p m with interludes.
At the hearing the board heard details of the proposed site building and the nature of the enterprise. Several speakers expressed views and the board members were informed that the request is expected to be granted.
Mrs. Albert A. Tallant serves as substitute at the Lamb School during Mrs. Jane Bennett’s illness, as families hope for her quick return home. The note notes unresolved absence and a general sense of concern.
Maynard.Mrs. M. Pederson of Burdett College addressed Maynard High School seniors on May 4 in a talk titled Personality A Career Must. She described personality as a blend of traits shaping behavior and warned negative traits hinder social life. She urged practice and study to shape a positive self and discussed posture, voice, and appearance.
The community orchestra will rehearse this evening in the Acts starting at 7 o'clock under the direction of Henry Helsher Jr. All instrumental players are encouraged to join and enjoy.
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