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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1950

Page

3

Village Garden Club Annual Flower Show Draws Crowds

The Village Garden Club held its annual flower show in the hall drawing attendees and presenting numerous prizes. Members and guests praised the display, with awards for tulips, gladioli, and lilies, and volunteers coordinating tea, posters, and street displays.

Sunaay Uni Hun Illage C. Hill Roland R. Cutler John P. Bartlett George J. Raymond Burt Wobach S. Burt Wolbach Llorence Chapin Edmund W. Stevens Parkes Oviatt E. Helene Sherman Henry T. Maynard B. M. Johnson Anne M. Moynihan Roland Cutler Sr Caroline Bent Florence Chapin Edith N. Buckingham Albert M. Beckwith William Brennan Carlyle G. Burland S. M. W. Gray Winborn Rawlings Harry Ames Cyril Wynne Granville Haley Charles Presley Mary Jane Rawlings Anne Burns Priscilla Pitman Janice Mailly Eleanor Johnson Reuben Dunsford Alfred Gardner Cushing Hospital Edmund W.stevens Philip M. Way Walter B. Warren Garden Club Steven M. W. Gray Allan G. Bow- Ty

Tee Ww. Dea their deep Many bind them by their Ts

Fragmentary note references Deacon Concord and a dense network of ties, mentioning Ts as binding elements. Likely a snippet from a historical church or civic record with unclear context and incomplete names.

Nes Tee Deatheir

Reverend Leavitt Receives Distinctive Ministry Citation

Rev Dr Ashley Day Leavitt of Brookline and Carlisle retired Harvard Congregational minister was honored with a distinguished service citation at a Hartford dinner hosted by the Hartford Theological Seminary Foundation. He recently served as interim minister at the Trinitarian Congregational Church of Concord and is now interim minister at South Congregational Church in Brockton.

Concord Ashley Day Leavitt Brookline Carlisle Harvard Congregational Church Hartford Theological Seminary Foundation Hartford Connecticut Leavitt Trinitarian Congregational Church of South Congregational Church Brockton

Bedford Coming Birthdays Add Color to May

Ann Marie Hartwell daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Hartwell of Hartwell road will have her first birthday on Sunday May 28. Nancy Marie Dick daughter of Mr and Mrs J Earl Dick of 143 Great road celebrates her third on May 30. Richard Howard Miller son of Mr and Mrs Jack Miller of Hume road marks his fourth on May 31.

Bedford Ann Marie Hartwell Richard Hartwell Hartwell Road Nancy Marie Dick J. Earl Dick Great Road Richard Howard Miller Jack Miller Hume Road

Pinafore Presented by Stow Students at Hale High

Hale High School Glee Club staged H. M. S. Pinafore in Stow Town Hall drawing a capacity audience. Directors Mrs Ruth Drechsler and Mrs Dora Fletcher led a polished production with strong performances by Roger Serby as Sir Joseph and Dorrance Leard as the Captain.

Navajos Largest Native Tribe in U S

The Navajos of Arizona and New Mexico are the largest Native American group in the United States, with a population exceeding 50 000.

United States Arizona New Mexico

Card of Thanks for James D. Amirault

The family of James D. Amirault of North Sudbury thanks neighbors and friends for their kindness and sympathy during their recent bereavement.

James D. Amirault North Sudbury

Bedford residents enjoy Maine vacation and local play plans

Bedford families share two week trips to Maine and New York visits. Eddie Josephson to star as Barnaby in Sing Out Sweet Land presented by Bedford Choral Society on June 2 and 3 to benefit the Bedford Community Santa Claus Fund.

Eddie Josephson Springs Road Bedford Choral Society Bedford Community

Legion and Auxiliary Plan Fundraising Events

A joint American Legion and Auxiliary committee met at Mrs. Thomas Pole’s home to discuss fund raising for the building fund. A June telephone card party is planned with Robert W. Dodge and Mr. and Mrs. Pole as chairmen, and an amateur show is planned for September with details to be announced.

American Legion Auxiliary Thomas Pole School Way Robert W. Dodge

Twilight orchard meetings begin for growers in Middlesex

May 1 start at Curtis Orchards Marlboro with other sessions at Ben Drew's Farm Westford and Stephen Sabine's Groton. Waltham and New Hampshire extension staff attend as specialists discuss pests, pruning, spraying and new equipment for orchard management.

Concord Middlesex County Extension Service Curtis Orchards Marlboro Ben Drew Westford Stephen Sabine’s Farmer’s Row Groton W. D. Whitcomb E. F. Guba Waltham Field Station Hillsboro County New Hampshire Hollis Village H. E. Hardy & Sons University of Massachusetts Rasmussen M. G. Fultz

Tasmania Size Comparison Notes Florida Landmark

A historical item states Tasmania is about half the size of Florida and reports Tasmania’s coastline around 900 miles long. The brief frames the regional geography with emphasis on scale and shore length.

Tasmania Florida

Re register Troop No 31 For Scouting

Concord announces that Troop No 31 has been re registered by the Boy Scouts with a new committee led by Joseph J Ecker Jr. The roster includes Gail Mathis as scoutmaster John Lambert Clark Lambert Ecker Herbert B Smith William T Wyman John J Flannery and Robert H Daly Sr. The last meeting featured pan bread cooking and compass practice with Rossi Stetson and Elmer Brooks Jr contributing as scribe.

Concord Joseph J. Ecker, Jr Boy Scouts Gail Mathis John Lambert Clark Lambert Ecker Herbert B. Smith William T. Wyman John J. Flannery Robert H. Daly Lambert Rossi Stetson Elmer Brooks, Jr Troon 31

Early American Indians Used 144 Drugs for Conditions

Report notes 144 drugs used by early American Indians for specific conditions with 59 still in modern pharmacopoeia. The study highlights enduring botanical knowledge and suggests cross cultural roots in medicine.

Swaim Presents Survey Findings At Church Meeting

Concord resident and Trinity Church senior warden Mr. Swaim spoke after dinner at a business session of St. Anne's Church vestry and parishioners. He overviewed the Concord survey recently completed and details of a parish survey planned for the fall.

Concord Roger D. Swat Monument Street Trinity Episcopal

Rebecca name given after baptism for Pocahontas

After baptism into the Christian faith Pocahontas was given the name Rebecca. The changing name reflects a common practice of adopting a Christian name at baptism.

Pocahontas Rebecca

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Fe Hall A. Hale Willd Be Ing Harold Rollins Aning F. Be'Grocer Nancy Way Jr Susan Kilds Tee Deacon Dr. Leavitt Coal & Grain CO Picord West Concord Green Sudbury Town Hall Anderson & Wood, Concord STOW Hale H. S. Glee Club Commonwealth Ave E. Robert Riessle Paul and Phillip North Road Maine Marvin L. Derby Thomas and Paulina Adela C. Bean John J. Jewett Wicon N. H Cecil H. King South Road Symnes Hospital Arlington King Ruth V. Ryan Hancock Street Priscilla A. Currier School Avenue Beta Sigma Phi Society Providence R. I Peter Ben Theodore B. Currier 4 Springs Road Lowell Geneva Hospital Lowell U. S Maynard D&m Shoe Co Li Houghton ST Swaim Howell Kroehler Price Poplin’s Axminsters Axminster
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