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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1962
Page
16
Jillie Taylor Maynard reports that Maynard Dramatic Club will present My Three Angels at Green Meadow School with 8 15 p.m. curtain. Roy Helander directs the cast and proceeds aid Lions Club scholarship.
Mr and Mrs Richard J Powderly of 166 South Road were guests of honor at a Page School party for their golden wedding anniversary. About 400 relatives and friends attended. The couple, active in local affairs, have lived in the area 35 years and raise six daughters and four sons, 48 grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Forty six grandchildren were present along with Mrs Powderlys father Kenneth Vienot who lives with her.
Little Theatre Workshop presents Light Up The Sky at Acton Community Center on November 8 9 and 10 Rehearsals are underway Stephen Lord production manager and Leonore Larkin director listed as staff.
Old Concord Chapter of the D A R will meet Wednesday at 2 15 p m at Mrs Alan Foster Flynn’s home Goodmans Hill Sudbury Mrs Allan L Priddy state chairman will speak on Our National Defense a timely topic INVEST IN YOUR COUNTRY BUY U S SAVINGS BONDS
Acton In New England prepares for the Gingerbread Boy Fair at Acton Center Congregational Church on Saturday November 17. Nancy Pelis chairing the Christmas gifts and decorations table highlights straw baskets in unique shapes pinecone wreaths door hangings dried arrangements and special oil paintings. Toy pooches in white or black will appeal to children and Christmas gift boxes will help fit purchases.
Lincoln's annual meeting hosted by Mrs Francis Gleason and Mrs Stephen Hertel reports 134 members with 46 active, totaling 2,246 volunteer hours in the year. Miss Elmina Snow, hospital administrator, notes the auxiliary has contributed about 63,000 dollars over five years through new efforts.
Bedford November meeting of the Bedford Woman's Community Club features Jane Baharian presenting live hat designs in Hats Hats Beautiful Hats. Tea at 2 15 p m to 2 55 p m and business at 3 p m to 3 30 p m with the program to follow. Mrs Ear C Sparks presides at Fellowship Hall Church of Christ.
Katherine Parego of Maynard was honored at a birthday party hosted Thursday by the Jediee third degree team of Maynard Grange. The event took place at the home of Mrs. Florence Jones on Brown Street.
Sudbury Players announce tickets available for Pajama Game at Sudbury Town Hall on November 8 9 10 15 16 and 17. Tickets may be purchased at Bentley's Mac Rae's Furniture Hall's Insurance Leone's Restaurant and Patty's Doughnut Shop in Maynard.
Three Concord students join the Miss Wellesley College choir for the 1962 63 season opening with Sunday vesper concert on campus in Wellesley. Doris Wellesley Austin Davis Putnam are the singers daughters of local residents with deep choir history since freshmen.
The Carlisle Catholic Woman's Club will hold its annual Turkey Whist Party on Tuesday Nov. 13 at 8 p.m. in Monument Hall Concord. Tickets available at the door. Refreshments and prizes. Co chairmen are Mrs Ingemann J Nielsen and Mrs John Sullivan.
Carlisle P T A reconvenes at Spalding School to approve dog sled races with a bad weather backup date of Dec 2. Supt Ralph Glidden and faculty will answer questions at the Nov 26 meeting with Mrs Gordon Diment in charge of refreshments. Also a covered dish luncheon by the Woman's branch alliance of the First Religious Society Unitarian on Nov 8 features speaker Miss Pauline Kohlrausch with a talk on Thoreau.
The Ladies social circle of Carlisle Congregational Church will meet Thursday November 8 at noon at the church. Mrs Charles Sorli of Carlisle will speak on her trip to Scandinavia.
The department of agriculture estimates that 98 percent of American farms now have electricity, a sign of rapid rural electrification and improved farm infrastructure across the nation.
Sudbury residents attended the inaugural Coffee Hour at DeCordova Museum in Lincoln. Associate council members sponsor monthly socials to explain museum activities to prospective members. Guests toured the museum and viewed the Ernst Barlach exhibit running through November 4 with Wednesday gallery talks.
Teresa L. Kirby will discuss The Fringe on the Iron Curtain at the November 7 Sudbury Woman's Club meeting at Horse Pond Road School. A catered dinner by Nims precedes the talk at 7 p.m., with reservations through Mrs. Walter H. Dolbier or Mrs. David Anton.
The Rebekahs of West Acton Winona hold their monthly meeting next Wednesday at 7 30 pm at West Acton Fire Station. After business, a program will be presented led by Noble Grand Marjorie Kennedy.
A coat of clear shellac on straw hats purses and chairs will prolong their life and keep them looking better longer according to the home care tip.
The Concord Emblem Club No 206 announces monthly events at Elks Home. A Mardi Gras event drew strong attendance and this Saturday a rummage sale will be held at Harvey Wheeler School West Concord from 10 a.m. to 1 30 p.m. with public welcome.
Recent births recorded at Emerson Hospital include multiple newborns to local families. Oct 7 through Oct 21 saw sons and daughters born to Kahler Shaffer Ojalehto King Smith Miller Richards Wilson Van denburgh Ehret Clarke Arena Massa Karnath Silva Williams Burak among others in Acton Maynard Concord Sudbury Stow Boxborough Littleton and nearby areas.
All area nurses are invited to Emerson Hospital tonight for an In- Service Education Program at 7 45 p m. Mrs Hester Corrigan and Mrs Jo Ann Logan will present Remotivation of Cerebral Vascular Accident Patient focusing on patient rehabilitation and care strategies.
Dedham couple Mr and Mrs William A Barron III announce the birth of son William IV on October 19 at Richardson House. Grandparents are Mrs Putnam King Mason NH and Kenneth D Robertson Jr Chestnut Hill Mr and Mrs William A Barron Jr Weston.
A five week extension course on housing values runs Mondays 8 p.m. to 9 p.m. through November. Edward Knapp leads study groups with guest housing experts guiding budgeting, costs, and home investments. Limited spaces. register by contacting Pearson in county home economics at EM 94845.
Acton local League of Women Voters presents the final article in a series urging voters to consider a constitutional amendment approved by the General Court. The measure would permit income taxes at graduated or proportional rates, giving the legislature option rather than imposing a fixed tax.
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