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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1958
Page
7
Fragmentary notes describe a wedding with two cathedral neckline gowns in ballerina taffeta and chrysanthemum fall colors. Mentions Arthur Hart of New York and Miss Urst of North Carolina plus relatives from St Mary’s, William C. P, and Earlville residents.
Fragmentary data on hospital admissions includes figures like 98 for largest case counts and entries mentioning Ohile Concord Stow Sud Way Richardson Bedford and Sept. References to a child and former standards appear among fragmented notes.
A religious passage cites Romans 12 4 5 about many members forming one body in Christ and prays for unity through Jesus Christ. The prayer asks God to stir a deep sense of devotion to God and to one another and ends in Jesus name.
At a club executive meeting at Mrs. Williams home the Maynard Woman's Club previewed a year of programs for new members. Upcoming events include "An Show" by Roy, "Confidential Chat" by Richard Elson, "Christmas in Norway" by Elen Tuomanen, "Fundamentals of Flower Arranging" by Marie, "Maine and the Maritime Provinces" with slides by Edith and Doris Garry, and "Let's Read" by Dorothy Fifield. The Glee Club and Woman's Club Players will join in a luncheon and one act play at the next fall meeting on October 14 at 2:30 in the K of C hall. refreshments to follow.
A sister journeyed to France visiting the Our Lady of Lourdes shrine, recounting her pilgrimage and devotion at the historic site.
Concord parole officer Concord E Dee will address an open League of Women Voters meeting at Ellis Hall on Wednesday morning October 15. Coffee at 9 45 and the talk begins at 10 00. The subject is The Orientation of the Inmate to Parole. A discussion on the town meeting warrant October 20 follows.
Jane Ellen Currier daughter of Rudolph and Mrs Currier of 255 Main Street marked her sixth birthday with family parties Friday and Saturday. Jackie Dolan and Barry Steinmann attended a Party. She attends Harvey Wheeler School as a first grader. Boy Scouts Troop 43 plan a weekend trip stopping at Mystic and Sturbridge escorted by Scoutmaster David G Hayes and troop committee. Concord Taxpayers Association board to meet October 15 at the Co-Operative Bank directors room.
Mrs Ida Martin hosts the Wednesday night sewing session for the First Parish Unitarian bazaar. Workers made progress on stuffed scruffies sewing bags wood carriers and bean bags and plans form for the smorgasbord.
Acton Grange reports about 425 earned and returned to the community. Donations include a resuscitator to the Acton Police Department and beautification of the town hall common. Gifts supported Veterans Hospital Bedford Northwell Animal Boston and other groups. A Keep Sake plate was given to the Acton Memorial Library. Regular Grange meeting follows an installation ceremony.
An open meeting of the Mental Health Association of Central Middlesex will be held at Acton Roxborough High School on Oct 16. Members will present annual reports and elect staff for the child guidance clinic serving Acton Carlisle Concord and Lincoln. The clinic opened Oct 1 at 17 Elm Street Concord.
An audience heard Dr. Robert A. Feld chair the A P T G committee give a brief greeting. Wendellson and Woris of safety spoke with Police Sgt James F Hanley. parents met teachers, explored surf and materials, then adjourned for refreshments in the school cafeteria
Carlisle Grange delegates attend the installation of officers at Littleton Grange on Monday evening. Next Saturday local men plan to attend the Middlesex Pomona installation at Bil erica following the 6 o clock supper.
Walkey a director at deCordova and Dada Museum and Park spoke at the Lincoln Garden Club opening meeting about current plantings and future needs. After the program members toured the estate to inspect what has been planted and what requires improvement as dessert was served by hostesses Mrs. Charles K. Fitts and Mrs. Louis Grabill and Mrs. Elliott Grabill.
Marlboro Mrs James Collins hosted a Monday stork shower for Mrs Mia Collins at 462 Lincoln Street. Twenty relatives and friends from Marlboro Southboro Maynard Hudson Littleton and Framingham attended with gifts. A buffet luncheon featured a shower cake baked by Mrs Joseph Lesieur of Southboro. A social hour followed. Mr and Mrs William Collins were among the guests.
Maynard Superintendent Albert Lever announces registration for adult evening school at George Washington Auditorium Senior High School on Monday October 20 at 7 pm. Courses include typing bookkeeping adult alien education sewing and women’s physical education. Maynard residents have priority and out of towners may enroll if room allows with a small fee for most courses.
Sudbury will host Sudbury Miss Betty Sherwood assistant director in Public Health Nursing as she visits Friday October 10 to inspect facilities in Sudbury Schools. She plans meetings with agency leaders to discuss public health nursing programs and help solve local problems, plus lunch with the Public Health Nursing Association.
An October 27 dinner in the Lincoln Sudbury Regional High School cafeteria begins at 6 30 pm with a French menu. Six students who toured France last summer will attend and present slides from Venice and St Paul. The event caps seating. tickets are limited.
The engagement of Kathe rina Lahnstein to Frank A Domenichella Jr. is announced. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank A Domenichella of North Lincoln.
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