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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1947
Page
6
Maynard the All-Americas club sponsors a Saturday eve bazaar at Parker Street hall with games, tables, movies, fortune teller, and a hidden Miss Hush reveal. Dancing starts at 8 p m to John Mackey and his orchestra. Free admission, prizes and refreshments.
Concord poultry expert Gourdley of Middlesex County Extension joins Arthur Hines of Lexington in presenting a guest talk on turkeys during WBZ Boston’s New England Farm Hour yesterday morning.
Miss Marilyn Riley daughter of Mr and Mrs E Riley of 91 Waltham Street wed Clifford Walcott son of Mr and Mrs C F Walcott of Framingham in St Bridget’s Church. Rev Fr Moriarty officiated at 3 pm before pink and lavender chrysanthemums. Reception for 100 plus at K of C Hall followed. The couple will reside at 162 Union Ave Framingham after a New York City wedding trip.
A new preparation Tonco Optical Jelly cleans and polishes glasses and makes them steamproof. Treated glasses stay bright and clear all day, even in cold weather. Available in jars for 50 cents at your favorite store.
The Santa Chiara Guild of the West Concord Union Church will hold its regular meeting on Monday November 24 at o oclock. The gathering aims to organize work for an Emerson Hospital project.
An afternoon program by Mrs Charida Swan featured humorous readings and a talk on Beauty at the Tuesday Womans club meeting. Theodore Haapala and Mrs Waldo Flint with Mrs Philip Goldthwaite provided semi classical and operatic music to an appreciative audience. A social hour was organized by Mrs George Thompson and numerous assistants.
Only seven percent of the 112 Methodist churches in the London area escaped damage. five survived unscathed while 46 were destroyed during the war.
The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Ingvald Pederson of Acton Center died early Sunday morning. She was born November 14 at Emerson hospital and burial took place at Woodlawn Cemetery Acton Center Monday with Rev David Thompson of the Center reading the commitment prayers. Mrs Pederson formerly Blanche Rouillard is daughter of W H Rouillard of Maynard and Mr Pederson is son of Mrs John Pederson of Acton Center.
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