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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1949
Page
21
A farewell evening was held for ninth graders featuring performances including a waltz. Chaperones and teacher observers attended as students presented gifts and reflections on the year.
A special monthly meeting of the Sudbury Public Health Nursing association is set for Wednesday November 16. Members are urged to attend to discuss Geeta and pene re sections and to review pamphlets on association activities. Buy U S Savings Bonds.
The church, whose membership is rising as new families move in, recently paid off a $15000 debt enabling a basement remodeling into classrooms and a vestry hall. Parishioners will be visited in coming weeks to explain and support the building project.
A plan encourages even high school students to donate ten cents weekly for ten or more weeks to reach ten dollars. The gifts are to be channeled through the church fundraiser overseen by Mrs. Whitney, collector, at 34 Concord.
The funeral for Rol and W Hodgdon, both 60, of Juy road, was held Friday at Avery Nursing Home. The service followed a Monday afternoon arrival at Fowles Funeral Home in Maynard. Rev Robert Jones, longtime local pastor, officiated. The couple were members of the Maynard Lodge. they are survived by their parents Mr and [unclear text].
Acton community begins the Buy a Block drive on Armistice Day to fund the new Legion home on Prospect Street. Volunteers led by Dee Judd Farey and committee members canvass houses to record contributions from Acton men and children toward a veteran memorial.
In an area under New York City size the Hawaiian Islands produce a quarter of all sugar made under the American flag. The note highlights Hawaii’s key role in national sugar output.
Acton parish St Elizabeth of Hungary in West Acton welcomed new pastor Rev John A York with a reception and smoker last Monday at 7 30 PM. Rev Edward D O Bryan introduced him, with greetings from local clerics and prominent parish members. Guest speaker John Dury Twein spoke on athletics influence. refreshments followed.
Acting leader Acton D A R presided as music by Priscilla Towne Peter son on trumpet and Hal Newport piano. Guest speaker Dr Laurence Barber presented historical New England pictures. Refreshments served by Natacha Fariey Clara Newton and Mrs John Loring.
Acton Margaret Mary Sweeney daughter of Mr and Mrs Daniel Sweeney West Acton celebrated her 13th birthday last Friday with a party at her home. Guests included Priscilla Steeves Shirley Conrad Nancy Feltus Marjorie Teele Bette Putnam Maralen Moody Caroline Huntley Audrey Beach Gladys Webb Gerald Tuttle Richard Woodbine Edwin Engmaen Harrington Moore John Kiley Thomas Janerico and Philip Harris.
Concord chairman John W. Putnam led a November 8 gathering with representatives from 19 Greater Boston Red Cross chapters to create a mutual aid framework. The aim is faster, coordinated relief across New England during large disasters, following prior Western pauses and Midwest crises.
Concord The Guild of St Joseph church South Lincoln will hold a penny sale at Lincoln Town Hall at 8 oclock Monday night November 21. The date has moved from the 22nd. A large assortment of prizes will be offered and a special prize is allotted to Mrs Pallotta Mrs Francis Smith and Mrs Joseph Tracey.
Members of the Sudbury Woman's Club enjoyed their November gathering with Mrs Beth Cary entertaining. secretary's report by Mrs Claude R B Poole noted scholarship vow changes while Mrs srnely good chaired the ship committee announcing dessert sales. A donation from the National Eye Search Foundation was raised and given to Mrs Wilbert Tighe. Coffee and sandwiches followed chaired by Mrs Chester H M Graves.
Mrs. Gerald Hollis announces a membership drive led by Red Cross with school principals directing outreach. The Couple's Club plans an informal meeting to promote U S Savings Bonds.
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