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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1949
Page
9
Fragmentary notice recalls a former Duke University football player linked to the F. B. L. and Fr. John chaplain. Details are unclear, but the text mentions spring fundraising and local town origins amid several garbled phrases.
A terse meeting convened to discuss church leadership and related duties. Officials reviewed roles and responsibilities, outlining steps for governance and confirmatory procedures for church presidency and first in command.
Concord Miss Leslie Glazier daughter of Mr and Mrs L Gordon Glazier of Lincoln, well known locally, represented Sim
Stow area veterans plan a Memorial Day program and invite members to attend the May 16 meeting to finalize event details at the town hall.
Sudbury highlights its unique Children’s Medical Center as the nation’s only pediatric hospital. It notes past local patients treated for polio, meningitis, and rheumatic fever, plus extensive out patient care and specialist consultations. A campaign plans a room purchase in honor of Dr. S Burt Wolbach with W. B. Warren as chair.
Two shows set for Saturday May 21 at 2 pm and 7 30 pm at Lexington High School project grounds with rain date the following day at the same times. Committee members include J Warren Blake Concord Dr Daniel oe Lexington former dentist Fred com Dominic Concord David Todd Lincoln Christopher Hurd Lincoln local realtor Donald Wilson Lexington and Bedford probation officer.
Mrs Whiting is a Riverdale Country Day graduate who attended Black Mountain College. Mr Smith is listed as a 1938 graduate of Phil Andover and Yale University in 1942.
A local notice highlights Children’s Medical Center involvement in a community health initiative. Officials confirm support from city health department and participating nonprofit partners to expand pediatric services in the region.
Concord leaders King Blair and two local men Todd and Wiles qualify for the Sachem Council presidency slate. The report notes Blair as president with King chairing the nominating committee and lists Todd of Lincoln and Wiles of Weston as eligible to succeed Blair.
Concord library hosts a review of new gallery paintings by Miss gan S Crook Miss Frances Lee Roger D Swaim and Edward Motley. Crook uses selected salient features with suggestive detail Motley's watercolors display bold slash and fresh perspective Lee presents quiet coastal Maine landscapes while Swaim builds broad planes and classical harmony Motley proves flexible in portraiture with free color use.
Concord High School honor graduate Sturtevant of Concord Wa htham native has been initiated into the Kappa Phi fraternity at Clark University Worcester. He is a junior English major and rowing crew member at Clark University.
Sudbury Cubs announce a magic show with tickets on sale Friday May 6. Cubs and Scouts will call at Sudbury homes to sell tickets and compete for a stage prize for the top seller. Assisting organizer Mr Hill are Hector L Marquis F Alvin Noyes Paul D Golden Mrs Ralph E Hawes John A Saint and Willard H Foster.
The Concord Garden Club schedules a Wednesday session on May 18 at 2 30 PM at Mrs A Page Browne’s Barnes Hill home. Guest speaker Marcid Bent Boston garden editor discusses I Am Going to Have a Better Garden This Year. Refreshments to follow. June meeting set at Mrs Henry B Bigelow’s home.
The Cub Pack 3 of West Concord held a well attended dance at Harvey Wheeler School with chaperones led by Mr and Mrs Fred C Benson and assisted by den mothers and fathers.
The Massachusetts State Society U S Daughters of 1812 met May 2 at New Copley Square Hotel Boston with Mrs Frank presiding. Mrs George M Moore Marlborough received a five dollar prize for a valuable paper and a photostatic copy of a surveyor's plan dated 17%4 was shown. Emily M Thompson Sudbury sent application papers to Washington for a new member. The society distributed illustrated papers and over 600 magazines and books to the Merchant Marine Library supporting War of 1812 remembrance.
The message declares that religions may fade yet the fittest endure and life is worth living when aligned with a right ideal, asserting that God safeguards life while urging purchase of savings bonds for security.
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