Unitarian Parish plans event in Bedford
The Evening Al Parish announces an open talk at the Unitarian church in Bedford. The event runs from 10 to 4 with artists ves and a focus on bonds.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1949
Page
17
The Evening Al Parish announces an open talk at the Unitarian church in Bedford. The event runs from 10 to 4 with artists ves and a focus on bonds.
Fifty boys in the Cubs were assigned leaders at a meeting. W Albert Arthur was named vice, with Leh man as Den Chief for Mrs Alden W Webber and Norman Norton for Mrs Richard W.
A wedding ceremony concluded with a luncheon and reception at the Hotel Bellevue Boston for close relatives and friends. The bridal party then went to Logan Airport to greet the groom and departing couple.
TWA projects increased pilgrim travel to Rome during the Holy Year starting December. The airline notes winter pilgrimages will benefit from special rates through March 31, with round trips at a fraction of the regular one way fare. TWA joins Vatican transport talks and adds 20 new constellations to its fleet in 1950.
The Woman's Community club of Bedford will present a moving picture show on November 18 with two shows at 6 and 8. The committee on arrangements is Mrs. John A. DeCamp, Mrs. Oscar Reed and Mrs. Lewis G. Other short subjects will be shown. Cardy will be on sale. Karen Evelyn Rivet, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roger E. Rivet, 98 South rod, will celebrate her second birthday on November 13. The death rate among pullets is greater in birds with irregular pupils than in those with normal eyes. Buy U. S. Saving Bonds.
Wage earners in private industry urged to safeguard their Social Security card. The notice explains the card links to the Old Age and Survivors Insurance account and records wages reported by employers. Visit the nearest Social Security Office at 680 Main Street, Waltham 54, Mass. or call 5-4890.
Sudbury Town Hall hosted a candle light ceremony for twelve Tender foot Scouts who completed requirements and received Girl Scout pins joining Troop 2. Named honorees include Lew Sesi N Barba, Nancy Harpinra Allen, Frances Hatch, Mary Jane Graves, Joan Mattsen, Frances Wilson, Donnaam, Peggy Clark, Arley Marsh. Two girls were unable to participate due to illness.
Everett M. Sanders announces his duties as assistant to the chief records of service since directing the reconditioning service for the Army in 1944. He served as chairman of the Sudbury Red Cross chapter and led paraplegic programs at Cushing. He spoke on kinesiology at Harvard and Pittsburgh and led health education at a major Pennsylvania college.
Bancroft family in Hemet California reports of satisfactory business and social events. Lloyd Bancroft won first prize at the Fall Festival for a white attire and an American Legion member plans Armistice Day parade with an Indian costume. The family hopes visiting friends may travel to see them, recalling Sudbury.
Girls work on Christmas gifts for the Children's Hospital then handi work after holidays. They enjoyed a picnic hike ending at the Burgoyne home on Fletcher road. Mrs John F Brown guided the older girls on a nature walk aided by several mothers. Brownies started at Concord road with mothers transporting them.
Pfc. Richard R. Spence son of Frank J. Spence of Maynard is chosen to attend The Signal School at Fort Monmouth N J Assigned to Company W he will receive Signal Corps training and will graduate at special exercises for the adents at the home of the Signal Corps.
Sudbury on New Year’s Eve the town hall hosts a formal grand hall sponsored by Mrs. Walter E Piper with assistance from Mrs. Stephen M W Gray and Mrs. Harold M Johnson. The event benefits the Sudbury Public Health Nursing association and features both modern and old fashioned dancing.
Senior Girl Scouts from Sudbury Natick Southboro and surrounding towns met to discuss upcoming events. Secretary Miss Mary of Southboro organized arrangements for a Splash Day at the Y M C A on December 28. The planning board includes scouts from Cochituate Holliston Hopkinton Marlboro Natick Southboro Stow and West Medway.
Memphis resident Roberts Dye testified that he stopped and knocked on two doors near the accident site but no one answered, arguing this excused his leaving the scene and led to a reduced penalty.
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