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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1946
Page
3
Finan scores a touchdown in the afternoon clash as the school eleven from Junior High opens the scoring. Curran adds the extra point after Finan’s march from the five yard line. Fifth straight win for the team hosting the game.
Mrs Noble Morton celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary with a quiet family gathering. She was accompanied by Marie Ann and a number of sons. The couple reside on Eld Street and have relatives in Fort Bragg North Carolina. Local residents extend best wishes.
A reception for the new minister Rev. Earley K. Sweatland will be held next Sunday afternoon from 3 to 5 at the West Concord Union Church. The public is invited to greet the pastor and meet town officials and other clergy. Sweatland came here from Portland, Maine.
A candle light service at Union Congregational church honored servicemen and memory of fallen members Richard J Agnew Edward T Anderson Charles M Blanchard and Frank B Spence. Rev Leonard W Fowler spoke on a sunset touch and an informal reception followed in the vestry with refreshments provided by Pilgrim Fellowship members and others.
Members of the Ladies Benevolent Society of the Union Congregational Church attend a noon luncheon hosted by the Women's Society of the Congregational Church of South Sudbury. Guests include Mrs. Charles Keene Mrs. Robert Jackson Mrs. Gerald Cowen Mrs. Eliza Marshall Mrs. Howard B. Case and others.
At 50 Warker Street Mr and Mrs Charles W Manty welcomed their baby son Charles Albert who was christened by Rev Eino J Hamalainen of the Finnish Ey. Mission Cong. church The godparents were Albert and Joan Milier Friends and relatives attended and refreshments followed the ceremony
Concord Veterans Housing Committee chair Thomas J. Hayes spoke to Montague Greenfield and Weston officials about the Concord project. Hayes described the program and its progress, noting obstacles but aiming to have the first unit ready for occupancy by Thanksgiving.
Rebekah Lodge No. 54 in Maynard held a regular meeting on Thursday, November 1 with Marion Athorn presiding. District officials W. Pearl Cormey and Leli Swain attended and installed Mrs. Rachail Lester as Vice Grand, followed by a whist party open to the public. Another party and a turkey raffle are planned for November 21 at 1.0.C.F. banquet hall.
Mrs Leslie W Sims directs a December 8 evening program in K C hall featuring piano by Mrs P Goldthwaite and a short seven pupil play. The act includes novelty numbers duets solos and a condensed Show Boat segment with five songs. Tickets distributed by pupils. public support requested.
The Girls Choir from Maynard The All American Club will perform at the New England Fair at Symphony Hall Boston on Sunday November 17 at 2 p.m. They plan a bazaar at Parker Street Hall on Saturday November 23 at 8 p.m. with free admission, dancing booths and turkey prizes.
Maynard Grange celebrates a successful annual sale with a home cooked supper and variety of tables and performances. Awards include prizes to Alberta Bowlby Cyri epias Louise Carlino and Grace Tucker. Election of officers for 1947 to be held tonight. degree team to meet Thursday at Anne Duclos home.
A children's party is planned with Dora Adelaide Sims Hazel Case and Fernando Smith as participants. Two team members are asked to wear children's clothing and prizes will be awarded for the best costumes.
Maynard Miss Christofono headlined a program for soldier patients at Murphy General Hospital in Waltham on Tuesday evening. Miss Christofono offered a medley of songs and difficult dancing steps. Pop Steinman, New England's oldest tap dancer, presented variety acts with Johnny Lublin on accordion. The soldier patients applauded the entertaining performance.
Newcomers to Sudbury attended a November 9 dance in the Emmons barn hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Howard W. Emmons. Records supplied the music end galler for the old fashioned dances. Guests invited included those listed in the article.
A list of multiple couples from Wayland and surrounding areas is noted with husband and wife pairings including Gregory, Austin ley, McDoneld, Hall, Linnell, Batchelder, Campbell, due ce, Warren, Hough, Woods, Mahoney, Hardings, Way Jr., Johnson, and Carbone among others. The OCR reads like a social notices page listing engaged or married pairs.
Maynard pupils of Adelaide Sims presented a short musical program at the Methodist church fair during the week. Soloists included Peggy Jones Virginia Kombo Alice Brown Bo Walcott and duets by Joan Bumn and Robert Walcott. Marguerite Gold Waite with Albert Bean accompanied the singers. Mrs Russell Shaw Andrews of Canton, a former teacher in Maynard, was a weekend guest of Mrs Sims.
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