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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1934
Page
2
Maynard locals attend church socials and cooperative meetings. Benjam Graber returns from New York on business and St S parish plans its annual Nov 28 reunion. Residents join basketball, dance and whist socials as civic groups report payrolls, fences, and school activities.
Independent lodge officers were installed Wednesday at Odd Fellows hall with Walter Taylor and Frederick McCormack in charge. New officers include Thomas Usher Noble Grand and Isaac Binks permanent secretary, Fred Hayward treasurer, George Brown elected secretary, and others serving as warden lecture and chaplain, with a formal program and entertainment following.
Maynard M E Church announces a meeting between Rev Vance and Rev Shepier on Monday evening at the Townsend vestry to discuss the church. Silver tea at Mrs Salloway's Randell Road Tuesday after at 2 30. Middlesex Central School of Religious Education ends November 14 21 at the Congregational Church. A union Thanksgiving service is set for Wednesday evening November 28 at St George's Episcopal Church.
On Sunday November 13 at St George s Church Summer Street and Florida Road Landsdowne the rector will lead Holy Communion at 3 am The Young Fellowship and Girls Friendly Society plan a corporate communion At 9 30 am Sunday school will be omitted The 10 45 am service will include Children of Sunday school and their parents with the Junior Choir singing The Cambridge topic is The Christian Life.
The weekly V. F. W. whist party is held by the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Members meet for a card game evening at the lodge with light refreshments and a chance to socialize and raise a small fundraiser.
A fragmentary report notes eS Mitchell Leisen arriving in Hollywood to act in costumes and becoming art director for DeMille within six months. Janet Beecher and Franchot Tone surface in mentions, while plans for Limehouse Blues shoot near Mt. Whitney involve 200 Los Angeles Chinese willing for roles under director Alexander Hall.
Jean Rouverol, featured in W. C. Fields' It's a Gift at Paramount, has a contract allowing six months of college while remaining in the project. She first gained stage experience with Kansas City Junior League shows before breaking into screen work in Bing Crosby's film Hes is Heart.
Lanny Ross, radio and screen star, appears in Paramount's College Rhythm performing with a choir at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine in New York. The setting highlights a notable film moment and the collaboration with church music voices.
Gertrude Michael runs a dramatic gamut in Paramount releases. In her last two pictures she played a murderer and a diamond thief and now in Menace she is shown in a sequence of murders with a suspenseful plot and strong crime elements.
James Flood is assigned to direct Paramount Pictures production Wings In The Dark an air thriller starring Cary Grant. The project outlines a suspenseful aviation narrative with Grant leading the cast and production details slated for release.
A Maynard high school art exhibit will be displayed at Commonwealth Avenue, Boston, starting November 16, 1934. The Edward E Babb Company arranged the show featuring Chelsea, Rhode Island, and Maynard school works. Honored students include Elizabeth Mahoney Catherine Aten Marion Hull Aili Kajander Laura Salminen Gertrude Heikkila Helen Smolsky Helen Wzosek Dorothea Hannon Elmert Salenius James King John Leiko Paul Wilson Guido Carbone Reino Tuomasen Andrew Kozak.
Parish society notes show Mrs. Charles leading a literature story session after a St Course meeting. Tickets for the church fair Friday and Saturday must be returned to Fred Stokes by tomorrow. St Hilda's Guild to meet tomorrow night. Parish hall party results list several local attendees and door prize winners Arthur MacKelvie and Mrs George Jamieson.
Out of business sale at Jackson's advertised with Goapele savings and real bargains. Shoppers are urged to take advantage of deep discounts on remaining stock before inventory ends.
Union church meetings set the stage for a December 13 and 14 fair with supper and entertainment. The Philathea class met at the church and the Men’s League heard a guest speaker from West Acton. Religious school sessions continue Wednesday nights with dean Mr Nowlan guiding classes from 7:30 to 9:30, while services Sunday morning begin at 10:45 and a candlelight observance follows.
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