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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1952
Page
8
The Newman club held its 56th annual birthday party at the Meadows in Framingham with many members present. Mrs. John J. Yorke of Watertown, first president, sent a lengthy letter read after dinner. Mrs. Clifter-Hyde chaired the event.
Maynard's St. Bridget's Holy Name Society held a Sunday breakfast at K of C hall with Fr William Carter farewells. Guest speaker Dr Robert A Walsh, chemist at Massachusetts College of Pharmacy, spoke on The Miracle of Modern Medicine and cautioned against lay diagnoses. Also notes large American sandwich consumption figures.
Southboro Rev H Eugene Goll announced Edward R Broad Northeastern secretary of the American Leprosy Missions will guest speak at St Mark's Episcopal church this Sunday Nov 16. He will present a sound color motion film The Healing of Leprosy at 9 330 and deliver a 10 46 worship subject I Saw Christianity inverts. Broad has devoted years to the Leprosy Missions at Carville Louisiana and has visited 14 leprosy colonies in Nigeria and Cameroun. His talk will cover treatment advances and global leprosy efforts.
Marlboro members of the Ace of Clubs plan a food fair Friday at the Worcester Gas Light Co office on Main Street. Mrs Aida Watcott will chair with helpers Mary Strand Jane Hi Julia O Leary Suzanne Shal livan Mary Williams Barbara Ghileni Helen Grasso Phyllis Lawrence Gabrielle Gad boIs Geraldine Rowe. Gold was rumored in California January 24.
Framed city campaign filings show Maddox reporting contributions totaling 280 dollars and expenditures of 302 dollars. The City Clerk notes other candidates must file, including Frank D. Wiiker who defeated incumbent.
Letters from readers recount early money and daily life memories. Mrs. Edward Koch recalls obsolete cent pieces and coinage, Mrs. Harriet Jones recalls wrappers and housecoats, I H Riley mentions signs in Cincinnati hotels, and BE Meredith remembers livery barn loafers.
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