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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1949
Page
12
Concord St Anne's Episcopal Church South Lincoln will celebrate the 25th anniversary of its founding with a ceremony on Sunday May 28. A banquet will follow on Saturday May 29. Bishop Nor Nash, former rector of Trinity Church, is scheduled to attend.
The parish announces that on Sunday Bishop Nash will confirm a large class of candidates.
Our Lady Help of Christians Church in West Concord begins daily instruction for its First Communion class led by the Sisters of St. Joseph of Waltham. The group will partake in the First Communion at the 8:30 mass on Sunday morning May 29.
A speech by Pamer Low on peacemaking drew marked attention and enthusiastic applause. In a preceding business session, officers for 1949 50 were elected unanimously with Mrs George chairing supper committees and Marion Wood on the executive committee along with E Rayley Florence Wood and others.
Massachusetts Registry of Motor Vehicles lays out rules to reduce risk for cyclists and riders. Police Chief John F. McGovern and school officials back the program to promote safer traffic behavior and awareness of hazards.
The Concord foray wrote about nursing staff Elizabeth Alexander J Murphy and Beatrice Troberts of Emersontal attending an Institute Nursing School Alumnae gathering at Ge Newton-Wellesley. The article notes the hospital age and the return of Mrs. Me ic.
Delegates from the Church of Christ the United Workers attended the spring gathering in West last Thursday. Names mentioned include James C. Richardson and Mrs. F. serve years. The taintgt was in Texas before heading to Field.
The Seaford Woman's Community Club will award a $100 scholarship for a boy or girl. Applications go to Mrs. Louis U. Smith. The scholarship will be awarded in June. Bedford pupils must rank in the upper third of their classes to enter the Lexington High School senior class and show definite plans for further education at an accredited school.
Miss Priscilla Currrier and Miss Ruth Ryan attended the Convention of the Seta Sigma Phi. Theodora Macy, on vacation from Veterans Admin duties, traveled. Bertha Ppe and Mabel Hazel Johnson joined others on a week trip through New York. Mr and Mrs Condors, Mrs Sullivan, Catherine Whist participated in a Catholic Women’s Club whist party at St Elizabeth's chapel with prizes awarded.
At Page Field and surrounding venues community groups host a rummage and food sale by Mrs. Charles H. Home, the American Legion Auxiliary Poppy Sale chaired by A Menearg, church choir rehearsals, and a Grange Officers Night. A town hall event and junior clinic are on May 24, with Red Sox noted in a distant sports snippet.
A large class received the Sacrament of Confirmation at St. Michael's as Bishop John Wright presided on Tuesday afternoon. The ceremony was assisted by Kerrigan gad liam Boudreau S.M. and Rev. Vincent Robichaud with a long list of confirmands including Patrick Kelly, Joan Bernard Lehman, Joan Norton, Benjamin Michael Somanowski, William Weyman, Richard Dun, Eugene Donn, Philip Williamine, Joseph Francis William, Vincent Vonn Ceresulo, Richard Peter Uwerwinis, Henry Rock, and family members Mrs Romana Poles Miss Kila Luuwe Wakshield and Mrs Mavis Gwendolyn Jamison.
New arrival reported as Mrs An Foyeng of Concord and her husband are named as the parents of a newborn child at the Stories House with initial mention of the child’s gender and proper names.
Mrs. Joan Bierdt charged with disorderly conduct after a confrontation intended for her husband Chester Bierdt 26 whose face was disfigured by cancer. The incident occurred in Chicago.
The president of the Past Presidents’ Club of the 11th district of Women’s clubs spoke at the annual meeting held in Acton yesterday.
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