Local club meeting and Thanksgiving program notes
The Maynard Womack Place club outlines a November event with interlude by Mr Kennedy and demonstrations of home decor and grass treatments. Members extended welcome to guests as the program included music by Mrs Mor and a reading of the treasurer’s report led by Mrs Byss.
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Bys
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Morpianist
America
Theoan
Chromatic Ensemble to Highlight December Meeting
The Maynard Woman's Club plans a December program featuring The Chromatic Ensemble of Boston with Elise Biron Gladys Custance and Kenneth Custance. The event includes a Pride Show, membership sharing, Afghan knitting for Veterans Service, decorated holiday decor, a Christmas sale, and a high tea hosted by Mrs Nichola Baritone and committee.
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Maynard Woman’s Club
Chromatic Ensemble
Boston
Elise Biron
Gladys Crockford Custance
Kenneth D. Custance
Heinrich Gebbard
Boston University School of Music
John ‘Ledgard
Howard A. Wilson
Veterans Service
Albert
Naylor
Walter Carbone
Nichola Baritone
Raymond Murphy
Geophysical Year Aims To Expand Global Earth Study
Scientists from 39 nations launch an International Geophysical Year beginning July 1957 to study Earth as a global laboratory. They will map Antarctica, explore oceans and space up to 250 miles high, and establish observation sites worldwide to answer unsolved questions about our physical universe. The effort seeks common ground for nations and broad data access.
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Antarctica
Earth
Caneer
Antarctic
Miss McAnaul Betrothed to Ralph Park in Bedford
Bedford announces the betrothal of Miss Barbary McAnaul daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert C McAnaul to Ralph Leslie Park son of the late Mr and Mrs William S Park A Lexington native Miss McAnaul attended the Lexington School at Lasalle Junior College Park served with the US Army in Korea and now works with Brandeis University Basements built of cinder block cement steel joists and wire provide shelter from tornadoes hurricanes and bombs according to Republic Street engineers
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Barbary McAnaul
Robert C. McAnaul
Wayte Road
Ralph Leslie Par
William S. Park
Waltham
Miss McAnaul
Lexington
Lasalle Junior College
United States Army
Korea
Brandeis University
Republic Streel Engineers
Bible Scholar Henry Shires to Speak at Cambridge Supper
Maynard Dr. Henry M. Shires, Bible scholar at Episcopal Theological School Cambridge, will address the Fellowship Supper at St George's Church Saturday evening. Shires is noted for effective speaking and biblical expertise, with the Women's Auxiliary sponsoring the event.
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Maynard
Henry M. Shires
Episcopal Theologial School
Cambridge
St. George’s Church
Shires
Feld of Biblical Studies
Women’s Auxiliary
Parish supper supports social and spiritual growth
The parish hosts a covered dish casserole meal with a discretionary contribution toward the cost. St. George's Church invites all members and attendees to participate. The supper committee includes Mrs. W. R. Woodhead and Mrs. Edward Subick of Stow and Mrs. Jo Doel and Mrs. William Hellawet of Maynard.
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St. George’s Church
W. R. Woodhead
Edward Subick
Stow
Jo Doel
Willam Hellawet
Maynard
Square Dance in Acton for Fund Drive
Acton-Boxboro Committee hosts a square dance for retarded children on Thanksgiving night November 24 from 8 to 11 PM at Acton Town Hall. Guest callers Dave Fuller and Ted Sannella donate services. committee members include Mrs. Rubier Foust Burns and the Foreman pair assisting Mrs. Tinton.
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Acton
Acton-Boxboro
Acton Town Hall
Bob Treyz
Dave Fuller
Boxboro
Ted Sannella
South Acton
Robert Tinton
Frederick Rubier
Bertram Foust
Wm. Burns
West Acton
C. F. Foreman
No Fishing Despite Growing Black Bass Lake in Manhattan
Kansas report notes 50,000 black bass fingerlings released into a 20 acre Manhattan state lake. Officials say growth will increase water area to 80 acres in about two years, with fishing allowed then. Strict no fishing now.
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Manhattan, Kan
Karsas
New
Manhattan State Lake
Association for Retarded Children Aids Education Efforts
Since 1953 the Association for Retarded Children has grown its membership with doctors clergy educators and parents. It helped win state recognition for special classes in public schools and donated equipment to Monson State Hospital Palmer Massachusetts. Six scholarships were awarded to juniors and seniors at Fitchburg State Teachers College to promote teaching of mentally related children.
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Association For Retared Children
Monson State Hospital
Palmer
Mass
Fitchburg State Teachers College
Lance Corporal Returns to Army Roster at Fort Hood
Fort Hood Texas reports Charles David White son of Isaac B White chief warrant officer promotes to lance corporal in the Fourth Armored Division. The rank once rare since 1834 briefly revived for new recruits showing promise and patriotism. White was born a month earlier.
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Fort Hood
Tex
Charles Davd White
Isaac BE. White
White
Charity Rackets Claim Wide Share of Philanthropy
A New Twentieth Century Fund report finds charity rackets absorb about 100 million dollars of the nearly two billion dollars given to ornate philanthropy. The study details how funds are diverted and the impact on legitimate charitable work.
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