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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1929
Page
4
The Marlboro Enterpris Press lists office on Jonas Street Marlboro Mass published weekly. Subscriptions priced at 180 per year 2.00 and six months including postage. Reader locations Maynard Concord Sudbury Acton Sedfora.
Mrs. Charles HB Brown presided as president of the Concord Musical club welcomed its officers as guests at a luncheon at 91 Main Street Tuesday afternoon. Plans were laid for the opening meeting on November 5 at Mrs. John G Morse’s Ripley Hill Road home.
Miss Sarah Louise Hawley of 74 Main Street West Concord has begun a two year court study at Katharine Ethoss 90 Marlborough Street Boston.
The Merry Maids 4-7 club, under Miss Rose Norton, plans a new season with supervision and activities. New officers include Phyllis O'Donnell as president and Mabel Ricker as vice president, with Dorothy Walkers as treasurer and Sada Kevoarin as reader, Faith Therrien as news reporter.
Roe Davir president Robert elected resident pupils at Gincord High School Bertha Han gon is vice president Charles Len mon secretary and Wiliam Wil gon is treasurer.
The report notes the Bridge Club gathering at Wardman Park hotel with Mrs Beard Caiger and Brennan chairing a penny sale October 18 for St Bernard's parish. It also mentions Trinity Church midweek service discussing The Christian and His Bible and upcoming events including Family Affair fair in the Parish House. Additionally Northeastern freshman Gilbert Lawrence from Concord attended events at Concord High and a cross country race versus Tufts freshmen was described with plans for a baseball game at Amerson Playground during Columbus Day weekend.
Wednesday evening meetings at 7 45 reading room hours 2 to 6 on weekdays except holidays. The Lesson Sermon for Sunday October 20 1929 covers Doctrines of atonement with citations from Bible Hebrews 12 1 2 and passages from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy.
Circle No 2 of the Woman s Union of the Historian Congregational church hosted a waffle tea at the Yellow Lantern Tea House on Lexington Road on Wednesday afternoon. Proceeds benefited the church building fund with Mrs John Hinton and Mrs Geo Clark in charge.
Hawthorne Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star met at the Masonic Temple with Worthy Matron Mrs. Florence M. Duren presiding assisted by Worthy Patron Gardner W. Lawrence. A memorial service honored Past Matron Mrs. Bertha B. Whidden who died September 14. The group staged the comedy It Can't Be Done directed by the Star Points. Eleanor Clubb led as Jack with Gladys Graham as Joan, while Helen Clubb played Darby and Margaret Reid Jill. Songs by the quartet followed with pieces including Let Me Have My Dream and It’s Over. Refreshments were served afterward under chair Edith Jones.
Rev Smith and Dexter lead Thursday October 17 7 30 p m choir rehearsal. Sunday October 20 845 Holy Communion 945 Church School 10 Bible class led by Mr Thomas Mather 11 Morning prayer and sermon. Thursday October 24 730 p m choir rehearsal.
Mrs Granville Hoben of Lang Street was elected president of the American Legion Auxiliary at James J Mansfield Post during the annual meeting in Veterans Building. Officers include J Edward Finan first vice president Katherine second vice president Marie Foss secretary A Flavin treasurer Andrew Edwardson chaplain Herbert Butterick Hosmer historian Dorothy Flavin sergeant at arms and others for one year.
Exalted Ruler William Graham presided at Concord Lodge of Elks in Bika on Tuesday evening. District Deputy Grant ed and Ruler Frank B Twitchell of Massachusetts Central District named. Lodge outlines charitable drive with a food sale Saturday to support the cause.
The Middlesex County Extension Service will present a motion preview at town hall tomorrow night featuring Rex the famous wild horse. The following night Traveler's Toll will be shown at Boxboro town hall as an educational picture.
Concord High girls tennis event reports play at the Playground courts on Thursday with players including Ethel Brown and Catherine Wiles noted.
James Clahane, 30, won the boys singles title at Concord High School on Emerson Playground courts, beating Roberteae 6 2 in the final. Jerry Hannon defeated Bertha Hansen 6 4 to win girls title, with Deacon beating Eckvokl 6 4 6 3 and Helen Tobin 6 3 in other finals.
The Concord Female Charitable Society opens the fall season and schedules a meeting for Wednesday November 18 at Walden Pond Station. The State Police Patrol reports ongoing local activity and a planned vacation period in Burling ton.
Concord teams the Harvey Wheeler West Q and Péter Bulkele school elevens battle for a soccer championship tomorrow afternoon Oct. 17. Concord Grange No 150 Patrons of Husbandry held its annual Halloween Party in Elks Hall last evening with Miss Nettie Wells in charge.
Corinthians Lodge A M and A M met in Masonic Temple Monday evening. A roast lamb supper was served at 7 15 under Mrs Dun an G Chapman. Worshipful Master Alexander R MacLeod presided. Reverend W Stone of West Concord Union was installed as Chaplain. Deputy Grand Master Weaver of Lowell, Grand Marshal and others spoke. District Deputy addressed the lodge as addresses by Grand Marshal and J H Dales. Hedge of Billerica attended.
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