Concord Beta Sigma Phi social and birthdays noted
Concords Alpha Epsilon rd Chapter hosted a combined rushing and September social at Miss Gloria Miller’s home with guests from Arlington Bel and Concord. Games and box lunches delighted attendees as two birthdays for Miss Helen Parks and Miss Phyllis Carlson were celebrated and a canned goods shower was given for Mrs Helen Pierce with gifts to Mrs Win Dyson.
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Concord
Alpha Epsilon
Beta Sigma Phi
Gloria Miller
Arlington
Bel
Helen Parks
Phyllis Carlson
Helen Pierce
Win Dyson
Card of Thanks for 50th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs John Johnson thank relatives neighbors and friends for kind cards flowers and gifts after their 50th wedding anniversary celebrated last Sunday. They express sincere appreciation for the support from family and community.
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John Johnson
Lions Promote Fire Prevention Week in Concord
Concord Lions Club marks Fire Prevention Week October 8 to 14 with distributed booklets on fire safety to all Concord and West Concord pupils. Teachers will send pamphlets home to families to curb fire waste and Damage. Leading the effort is William T. Wyman, local insurance agent.
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Concord
United States
Concord Lions Club
Lions Club
al Concord
West Concord
William T. Wyman
Ushers Named for Floyd Johnston Brookline Wedding
Concord Stedman Buttrick, 3rd, will be among the ushers for the wedding of Miss Mary Clark Floyd and Lieut jg Richard Carter Johnston at Brookline on Saturday afternoon October 7.
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Concord
Stedman Buttrick
Mary Clark Floyd
Richard Carter Johnston
Brookline
Acton P T A Opens Season At Blanchard Hall
Acton P T A held its first meeting of the season in Blanchard hall with Orwald Kienow presiding. Topics included the local high school curriculum and building committee work while officers were elected for the year. A December forum will compare local and regional high school options before Acton votes.
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Acton
Acton P. T.A
Blanchard Hall
Orwald Kienow
Carl Chistian
P.T.A
Enow
Calin
Gaebel
Harrington Moore
Craig Lundberg
G. Eoare
Théodore G. Williams
Acton church circles hold monthly social events
The Ladies' Social Circle and Men's League of the South Action Congregational church hosted a whisty party in the church vestry last night. The Ladies' group met at Mrs. Everett W. Reed's Maple Street home yesterday afternoon, while the Universalist church in South Acton gathered Tuesday evening at Mrs. Thomas Wetherbee's Prospect Street home.
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Ladies’ Social Circle and Men's League
South Action Congregational Church
South Acton
Universalist Church
Thomas Wetherbee
Prospect St. South
Smiths Thank Friends For Kindness
Mr and Mrs Allison P Smith express gratitude to the many friends who have shown them kindness in recent weeks.
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Allison P. Smith
Customer gets wrong drink in Memphis mix up
Memphis, Tenn. incident reports a drug store clerk mixing an anti acid drink and mistakenly handing it to the wrong customer who drank and paid without saying a word.
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Memphis
Tenn
U. P
Salvation Army Appeal Falls Short of Quota in Sudbury
Sudbury S A appeal for the Greater Boston Friendly annual drive aims to raise 300 dollars. Chairman Mrs Douglas R Lewis notes a letter from a U S Army sergeant in Korea to his mother in Woburn underscores The Salvation Army’s readiness to help. The sergeant praises a War Services Truck bringing coffee and juice.
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Salvation Army
Boston
Sidbury
Douglas R. Lewis
U.S. Army
Korea
Woburn
John O’doherty
Salvation Army War Services
Concord Rainbow Assembly Meeting Theme
The Concord Rainbow Assembly schedules a meeting for October 12 at 7 30 p m in Mason Hall with Worthy Advisor Constance Burk presiding The group plans fall activities and notes attendance at the DeMolay conclave dance on October 14 at the hall.
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Concord
Concord Rainbow Assen
Masonhall
Constance Burk
Concord Assembly
Unsafe operation fined for carrying dynamite
Gallipolis Ohio reports William Call of Columbus was fined 50 dollars and costs for unsafe operation of his truck while hauling 12 tons of dynamite.
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Gallipolis
William Call
Columbus
Campaign leaders weigh recreating facilities for service men
Campaign leaders say a need to furnish recreational facilities for service men may arise as the appeal nears its final stage. The Salvation Army set a notable example in the last war. Miss Alice H. Parmenter of Concord Road South Sudbury is treasurer.
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O'Doherty
Salvation Army
Alice H. Parmenter
Concord Road
South Sudbury
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