Women’s Memorial Group Elects Officers and Directors
The group held a supper meeting last week with about 85 members present. President Long chaired the session with Mrs. Frye leading a friendly exchange. Elected as officers for 1960 included President Mrs. Long, Vice President Shay, Secretary Poole, Treasurer Abley, and publicity head Mrs. Walker, along with director Eaton and several committee chairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long
A. Friendly Ey
Conductwin Frye
S’ Fele
Shay
Poole
Abley
Whelpley
5 Association
P. Eaton
Walter Dol
John /Marrer
Kes
Th M. Walker
Thomas Stality
Wil
Elizabeth M. d Mile
Miss el
Finkman
Haze
Dorothy Poole
Nelson
John
Carlisle Catholic Women’s Club Whist Winners Named
The Carlisle Catholic Women’s Club event at Monument Hall drew a large crowd with committee reports. Draw prize winners include Margaret Walsh first and Mary Schoolcraft second, door prize 100 gallons oil to Mary Chutoran sky. whist winners were Thomas Burke first, Charles R. Miller second, and Mrs J H Goulding third, all from Concord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Carlisle Catholic Woman’s Club
Monument
Hall
Margaret Walsh
Concord
Mary Schoolcraft
Mary Chutoransky
Hudson
Thomas Burke
Charles R. Miller
J. H. Goulding
Stahls Given Gifts and Updates at Sudbury Methodist
Sudbury Sunday evening a shower was given Mrs John Stahl and a farewell gift presented to Rev Stahl who leaves Sudbury to take a church in Orchard Beach Me. The Evening Circle of W S C S meets Thursday at 9 to work on fair projects and all women are invited. Baptisms for Children on June 21 should contact Rev Robert Jones. Men are urged to work on the new parish hall Saturdays with steps and grounds. Choir rehearsals Wednesdays at 7 30 p m welcome new singers. Contact Gerald Row or Gordon Petersen to help send youth to summer camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
John Stahl
Stahl
Orchard Beach
Sudbury Methodist Church
W.S.C.S
Robert K. Jones
Gerald Row
Gordon Petersen
Carlisle selects June meeting date at Gleason Library
Carlisle board of selectmen schedules the next meeting for Monday June 1 at 7 30 at Gleason Public Library with Alonzo B Reed presiding. Grange fair activities continue with Sept 12 13 in Westford and participation from Bedford Concord Westford and others. Firemen conduct a regular drill at Central Station led by Chief Waldo D Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Selectmen
Gleason Public Library
Alonzo B. Reed
Westford
Bedford
Concord
Central Station
Waldo D. Wilson
Strawberry Festival Gala Day at Memorial Church June 6
The Strawberry Festival at Memorial Congregational Church is set for Saturday June 6 opening at 11 am. Homemakers co chairs organize food bake sale and other booths with many volunteers handling plants, crafts, candy, auction, and pond games. A festival dance starts at 8 30 pm and teens are welcome with Bud Kelly spinning records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Congregational Church
Donald Marshall
Dean Crary
John Anderson
Arne Spongberg
Lincoln Derderian
James MacLean
Donald Shay
Richard Whelpley
Robert Nims
Arthur E. Fay
Luther M. Child
Robert Smith
Brian W. Pendleton
Frederick Craig
Charles Kajabashian
Hazel Hamilton
Richard Long
Gordon Sampson
Edwin Frye
Women’s Association
Maxwell Eaton
Finley Miller
C. Arvid Nelson
Campbell-Hamilton
Sudbury
Bud Kelly
Russell
Paul Ecke
Penny Caundy
Ladies Night at League Dinner features Dr. St Ivangy
The Laymen's League annual Ladies Night will be Tuesday June 2 at 7 15 p m. A catered roast beef dinner is served at the First Religious Society Unitarian. President Karl V Struss presides. Guest speaker Dr Alexander St Ivangy of Lancaster, former Unitarian bishop of Hungary who fled communists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Acton Center Spring Fiesta Arts and Family Fun Day
The Acton Center Church grounds host a full day Spring Fiesta on Saturday June 6 starting at 10 a m with pony rides make up tents photos fish pool pirate chest toy sale tea parsonage coffee aprons plants white elephants and food. Afternoon events include doll carriage parade for girls and bike parade for boys with prizes at 3 p m and a family chicken barbecue at 5 30 p m. Programs available from local organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton Center
Mom
Yes
Gramma
Frederick Carr
James Gates
Joseph Murphy
Frank Weatherby
Memorial gifts honor six Lincoln residents in Massachusetts
Lincoln Memorial gifts acknowledged by Massachusetts Heart Association in memory of Frederick H. Andres Thomas T. Giles Roy C. Powers Jacob Screiber Paul Wayss and Harold Weeks. Mrs Ralph Ruocco hosted a luncheon and bridge party at Trapelo Road for Mrs Clyde D Ober who retires June 30 after 27 years as school and community nurse. John Mayo son of Mr and Mrs Charles Mayo Lewis Street formerly of Concord reenlisted in the U S Army and is now at Fort Dix New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Massacusetts Heart Association
Frederick H. Andres
Thomas T. Giles
Roy C. Powers
Jacob Screiber
Paul Wayss
Harold Weeks
Ralph Ruocco
Trapelo Road
Clyde D. Ober
John Mayo
Charles Mayo
Lewis Street
Concord
U. S. Army
Fort Dix
N. J
Lincoln Town Dump Hours Set For Week
Lincoln selectmen establish hours for the town dump with Thursday Friday and Saturday 9 am to 5 pm and Monday and Wednesday 9 am to 8 pm. The facility remains closed Tuesday and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Selectmen
Invest in Your Country Buy U S Savings Bonds
A brief public notice urges citizens to invest in United States Savings Bonds as a patriotic financial program. The message stresses national prosperity and personal future gains through these government securities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Bedford PTA Split Reflects Enrollment Rise
Bedford PTA votes to divide into two parts amid rising enrollment. Center School PTA officers include President Charles Anderson and VP John Kleber with a full board. Page School PTA lists Presidents Dr. and Mrs. J. Ray Reutenik and numerous chairmen roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center School
PTA
Charles Anderson
John Kleber
George LaRosee
Melvin Dill
Leonard ‘Bean
Robert E. Hentz
George Pilla
Leslie Hann
Roy Endridge
John Lavin
Page School
J. Ray Reutenik
Fred Kennedy
Daniel Ryder
Richard Baker
Adser
Paul Beaumont
Bessie Liljegren
Bessie Liljegren; Membership, Mrs. ‘Richard Amtll
Leo Kritsick
William Chamberlain
Kay Cronin
Gordon Coombs
Charles Maillard
Lucio Licciardi
Russell Murphy
Ernest Cook
Donald Grassi
Aldie Johnson
Creative Arts Festival at Acton Community Center
A varied festival at Acton Community Center in West Acton runs June 4 to 7 featuring an art exhibit of oils pastels watercolors and other mediums from Acton Roxborough and surrounding towns plus student works from community classes led by Roger Block and Cy Willmott. Evenings include My Three Angels at the Little Theatre Workshop with tickets at the door or by calling Lloyd Williamson and a pops concert marionettes and refreshments for the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Acton
Acton
Roxborough
Roger Block
Cy” Willmott
Little Theatre Workshop
Three Angels
Lloyd Williamson
Philadelphia Urges Safeguards Against Plastic Bags
The Philadelphia Department of Public Health announced a full scale educational campaign to alert parents to the dangers of plastic bags after 50 U. S. children suffocated. The effort has backing from the Dry Cleaning Chain Store Association, the Laundry Board of Trade, and the Philadelphia Wholesale Cleaners and Dyers Association, with more groups sought. No Philadelphia deaths reported. guidance notes bags are not toys and must be kept away from children.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Philadelphia Department of Public Health Today
Public Health Services
Philadelphia Dry. Cleaning Chain Store Association
Laundry Board of Trade
Bedford Parish Activities Schedule and Events
Confessions will be heard next Thursday afternoon and evening for the First Friday masses of June. A parish field day with rummage sale and auction is planned for June 13. Mid week fellowship of First Baptist Church discussed The Christian and His Bible. League of Women Voters discussed How Can Massachusetts Rest and water problems. Hostesses listed. Annual dog clinic at the fire station inoculated over 300 dogs under Dr. Howard A. Smith of Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
League of Women Voters
Massachusetts
John Seller
Pine Street
Jeptha Wade
Old
Billerica Road
Anthony Pickman
Dudley Road
John Seiler
Howard A. Smith
Lexington
Mrs. Grove Smith Hosts 1940 Club Dessert Card Party
Mrs. E Grove Smith entertained the 1940 Club at her home on Fitchdale Avenue with prizes won by Mrs Walter Fitch and Mrs Emma Gifman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Grove Smith
Fitchdale Avenue
Walter Fitch
Emma Gifman
British Show at DeCordova Opens June 7
A special loan exhibition titled British Artist Craftsmen under Queen Elizabeth II opens Sunday June 7 at 3 p.m. at DeCordova Museum. Organized by a committee led by Lady Margretta Jamieson and Mrs. Norman Laski, the show will be opened by Lady Jamieson and British consul D Arcy Edmondson. Sponsors include John Hay Whitney Sir Kenneth Clark and others. About 200 objects will be shown from a nationwide Smithsonian tour featuring tapestries sculpture stained glass silver and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Queen Elizabeth II
DeCordova Museum
Margretta Jamieson
Norman Laski
Lady Jamieson
D'Arcy Edmondson
Boston
John Hay Whitney
Great Britain
Kenneth Clark
John Rothenstein
Tate Gallery
Trenchard Cox
Victoria and Albert Museum
Gordon Russell
Council of Industrial Design
Harold Caccia
Smithsonian Institution
Lincoln Society Notes and Hospital News
Mr and Mrs Eveleth R Todd entertained Bishop An son Phelps Stokes and Rev and Mrs Morris R Robinson after the confirmation at St Anne s Episcopal Church. Jaques A Hill hurt seriously in a Newton car crash taken to Wellesley Hospital with rib and leg injuries. St Annes Church Service League met at Mrs John Cain s Wayland with co host Mrs Howard Tewksbury. About 150 people toured estates of Mr and Mrs Matthew H Doherty Tower Road view wild flowers sponsored by New England Wild Flower Society. visit also to Mr and Mrs Guilbert Winchell Concord Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eveleth R. Todd
Bishop Anson Phelps Stokes
Morris R. Robinson
St. Anne’s Episcopal Church
Jaques A. Hill
Laurel Drive
Newton
Ee Wellesley
St.Anne’s Church Service League
John Cain
Wayland
Howard Tewksbury
Matthew H. Doherty
Tower Road
New England Wild Flower Society
Guilbert Winchell
Concord Road
Bartlett Young Returns to Duty in Navy
Bartlett Young son of Mr and Mrs David B Young of Lincoln Road has returned to duty in the U S Navy He was assigned to Norfolk Virginia after a fur lough at home and had completed training at Great Lakes Naval Base Illinois
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartlett Young
David B. Young
Lincoln Road
U.S. Navy
Norfolk
Great Lakes Naval Base
Ill
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William Cheer
Ernest
Nough
Stahls
Bradford Torrey
Rutland Street
Great Dane Club
New Enga
Lewandos
Thoreau St
BUY
U. S. Savings Sonds
Tion Center Church
PTSA
Hermina
Nason Street
Maynard
Bedford Pta
Anderson
Harry Belafonte
New York
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The¢Star
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