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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1948
Page
8
Lawrence Winley Pee, longtime secretary to Senator Leverett Saltonstall, resigns to assume a new post in Sudbury with Larry and friends. The move ends his service with the senator after a lengthy tenure.
Mr and Mrs James Greena walt and their young son of Wellesley Hills will spend the winter with Mrs Greenawalt s parents and Mrs William M Gow of Concord Road Mr and Greenawalt plan to start building a house in Sudbury next spring Esther Adams Walter E Adams and Mrs Mary A Adams attended the funeral services for Edward Adams last Tuesday The services were held in Danielson Conn Mrs Adams was Edward s aunt and the services were held there Extensive work has been completed at St Uberts school classrooms with new lights and cheerful decorations
Mrs Henry E Webster regional director of the Massachusetts Federation of Women's Clubs recently returned from a two week stay in New York She promoted a New York Herald Tribune Forum at the Waldorf Astoria heard speakers including Gov Thomas E Dewey and visited Phillis n Garden City Long Island Mrs Webster's companion Mrs Houghton had returned from the hospital with her second child Raymond Houghton born in October.
Concord Johnny Kelley won the 1000 m Franklin Park cross country race at Boston last Sunday in 34 59 to take the New England championship. North Medford captured the team prize and Louis White of the B A A was second in the race.
Maynard Maxey Gruber of UMass and former Maynard High football star excels on the Devens squad. John Sebastarwicz, another ex Maynard player and UMass student, serves as U S Army veteran and seeks a place on Devens hockey.
Last Monday evening a successful White Elephant sale was held at the Memorial Congregational church parsonage to raise funds for the Sunday School. Mrs Clifford Mattsen oversaw the event with Mrs Richard Cutler of East Sudbury as lead auctioneer. Coffee and cakes were served with Mrs John Copp in charge of serving.
The Bedford Women's Club met at Mrs M Hard Webber's Hillside Avenue home Monday afternoon with president Mrs H Smith. Two new members Gladys W Newell and N Lovejoy joined. Reported were a scholarship drive and a Square Dance at Town Hall. A Chi Sale was planned for December 10 with chairs led by Mrs Oscar Redd and Mrs 4 S Dodge. Speaker Mrs Jay Fiske spoke on Lighting of By Gone Days. Next meeting December 6 at Llewac Lodge includes monologues by Norma Woodward.
Commander Lloyd E. Bancroft has returned from the National Convention of the American Legion in Miami Florida where he attended as an alternate delegate of the State Department. He traveled by motor and says the Florida weather and convention activities added to the trip’s pleasure. The laurel blossom note describes ten springs and pollen transfer to visiting insects.
For sale items include a girl's bicycle skates sled ski jacket and hood mantel clock ice wagon bed with springs mattress and dresser bed lamps bridge lamp maple dinette set writing desk call Concord 459W.
Sudbury residents report recent relocations including Mr and Mrs John Childs moving to Peakham Road from South Sudbury. Miss Ann Dell Anno, daughter of Frank and Mrs Vana, receives a Jackson Fund scholarship at Simmons College and serves as managing editor there. A Turkey War event is planned at Sudbury Town Hall with table reservations now being taken.
Sudbury parish names its leadership with President and Vice-President plus Curley among four members. The report lists officers for the church group.
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