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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1932
Page
2
Sudbury tonight hosts a community harvest party in the Town Hall with a dance and board party for Sudbury youth. Proceeds support a girls field hockey program and a boys football team being organized by alumni of Sudbury High School.
A home service column promotes liver as a nutritious food, citing vitamin content and health benefits. It provides a complete recipe for liver and tomato casserole with baked potatoes onions corn meal muffins and prune pie, plus directions and measurements. The total cost for six servings is listed as 74 cents, including four cents for gas.
Send your cookery problems or questions to Mise rling care of this newspaper. She will answer them through this column or by personal letter.
West Acton notes include a somber paragraph on the sudden death of George Rifford’s mother and a string of club events. The Weat Acton Woman’s Club hosted Acton Mass. Woman’s club at Acton Center with music by Harold A. Merriam and Miss Poe, plus refreshments arranged by Mrs. Helen Worth. Neighbor’s Night planned by Winona Rebekah Lodge on November 16 at the South Universalist Church with District School programs and a Genny of Noromberth event listed. Gertrude Leighton of Leominster arrived for a visit with her sister Mrs. William Holt. Acton High School’s football team lost 11 to 2 at Manchester, Mass., a heavier opponent blamed for the defeat.
The First Baptist Church forms a new Intermediate Society of Christian Endeavor with Dexter Kelly as president, Marjorie Nice as president, Barbara Jenks as secretary, and Edward McDougeal as treasurer. Members and classes are urged to participate in the Thank Offering on November 20 during morning worship. A Live Wire Class food sale is set for Saturday the 19th at Beaches Cafe.
Acton Board of Assessors announces the 1982 tax rate at 22.40 per thousand, up from 22.00 in 1931. Real estate valuations rise to 8,166,230 while personal property falls to 666,710. appropriations drop to 110,807.17. Three automatic fire alarm whistles were installed in Center South and West Acton with a well equipped, manned fire house.
The Rev Channing Brown will deliver an interpretation of the First Parish Meeting and the end and purpose of life in the First Parish Meeting House next Sunday morning. Kindergarten operates at 11 o clock as usual.
The Sudbury Parent-Teacher Association will hold its second regular meeting at Center School room 7 at 3 15 p m on Thursday November 10 The program directed by experienced staff includes short teaching demonstrations in music arithmetic and reading for Grades 3 to 6 Parents and all interested in the schools are invited to attend.
A boys soccer game is set at Lexington Junior High on Wednesday November 9 at 3 o'clock. Sudbury will travel to Lexington for this midweek match.
The magazine subscription drive conducted by Curtis Publishing Company has increased funds for the Athletic Association by nearly $50. The school shares profits on subscriptions secured by pupils, supporting sports activities. Pupils worked hard and some won prizes for their efforts. thanks are given to all who helped.
Sixteen Acton Grange members attended the North Leominster Grange gathering last Friday evening for degree work. An evening of two plays was planned for Tuesday to pit married and unmarried members in competition.
Reverend Alfred W Stone will lead morning worship on Sunday November 13 at 10 30 am in Concord Union Church West Concord. The sermon title Battles of Peace. Church school at noon. Senior Society of Christian Endeavor at 6 pm led by Norman Johanson. Community Sunday Night service features The Dudley Radio Carolers. Catechism class offered. Midweek service Tuesday November 15 at 7 30 pm and November 16 at 2 30 pm.
The West Concord Union church announces its second Church Family Night on Thursday November 17 under the Helping Hand Society. A themed All Nations Supper will be served at 6 15 with waitresses in national costumes. Miss Vera Tskaova, a Bulgarian speaker, will address guests.
In Middlesex County Fairbairn the Republican leads with 647 votes over Garrity the Democrat with 596. Ayer precinct shows a clear margin for Fairbairn.
The Marlboro Club gathered at the Black and White Tan for a Tuesday guest night with nearly 100 members and guests. A fine program featured Raymond Simonds, former Marlboro boy tenor, with Mrs Simonds on piano and a contralto soloist, presented in professional style.
Audience demanded encores as Mr. Simonds, long watched by lifelong friends, received a big ovation. A chicken salad luncheon followed the concert with dancing to the Roger Witherbee orchestra. An adjoining room featured bridge for card lovers. Chrysanthemums, palms, and ferns adorned the decorations.
B P O E members attended the annual Hudson Elks Building Association meeting last night with no open fight program. Election returns were heard by radio as Grand Exalted Ruler Floyd E Thompson gave a phonographic address. A luncheon followed, served by the house committee.
Hudson council K of C No. 131 held installation for seated officers on Monday night November 7 in Framingham. District Deputy John J. Mullen and staff conducted the installation. Dignitaries included Grand Knight James E. Fahey and officers such as John Kerrigan J J Kavanaugh J F Lepine William Boillitte and Rev M J Murphy. Entertainment featured Ed Daigneault solos and Prof Frank C. Brown magic tricks followed by a collation.
Herbert F Akroyg A L presents a weekly whist series at Grand Army hall on Thursday evenings. First prize is 125 plus a second prize to dollars with numerous other awards. the $26 feature award goes to the top player of the month with ten wins. Bingo follows the whist games each row night.
The engagement is announced for Elizabeth Reeve Morrow daughter of the late Senator Dwight Morrow and sister of Mrs. Charles A Morgan. She will marry Niel Morgan of Brynden homes in a forthcoming ceremony.
A fragment discusses changing expenses by gender and the rise of consumer buying. It notes women and men differ in spending and attitudes toward purchases amid evolving economic norms.
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