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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1946
Page
14
Concord St Bernard CYO schedules a dance at Monument hall on October 24 at 8 15 pm with a football night theme. The Concord High School grid squad will attend and coach Bernie Megin is to meet players. Awards for best back and best lineman against Hudson will be announced.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Flannery of 32A Bedford Street marked their tenth wedding anniversary on Tuesday of last week. Mrs. Flannery hails from Stow, and Mr. Flannery, a World War II U.S. Army veteran, works at the Concord post office.
An estimated 13 million dollars worth of children's clothing is returned to stores annually because sizes are incorrect. Retailers face losses from exchanges and restocking as parents seek better fits.
Miss Patience Hosmer daughter of Mr and Mrs Herbert Hosmer of Concord becomes bride of Charles David MacPherson son of Mr and Mrs Theodore MacPherson of Concord at First Parish Unitarian Church Concord. Rev William Brewster officiates assisted by Dr Johannes Fagginér Auer. Reception follows at Concord Country Club.
Dill of Newburyport wore chartreuse bengaline and led chrysanthemums in fall tones. Bridesmaids Louisa Garfield and Elinor Peters, Caroline Swaim, Julie-Anne Foote wore fuchsia bengaline with pale pink chrysanthemums. Rev Edward Perry Daniels officiated at the First Parish organ. Best man was William F. MacPherson. ushers included Stephen J. MacPherson Humphrey B. Hosmer Samuel M. Hosmer Harvey Wheeler and John M. Eaton Jr. The couple will reside in Concord.
Centralia Illinois residents report queuing for scarce overalls shows women making up more than half the line. The sight sparked discussion on gender roles as shoppers each seek durable workwear.
Holy Name Society at St Bernard's Church held its monthly Communion at 7 a m led by Rev Michael J Burke with Edward McKenna 88 president guiding members to the altar. An evening meeting in the downstairs chapel followed with Benediction and plans for a future Communion Breakfast.
Mrs Theodore C Rideout of Carlisle serves as substitute organist at Trinity Episcopal Church replacing Anne Root McGrath who resigned last spring. Concord High School veteran classes continue Tuesday and Thursday evenings with high attendance.
Memphis man Sam Needleman earns the nickname for his trade as a skilled tailor in Memphis Tennessee.
Miss Pauline Esther Graham daughter of Mrs. Alice Graham and Robert Harold Craig of West Concord were married last Saturday at Our Lady Help of Christians Church. Rev. William F Shaughnessy officiated. The bride wore a gray wool suit with white and blue accessories and a white rose corsage. Maid of honor was Eleanor L. Cullinane of Concord. Best man was James Picon of Attleboro. A reception followed at the bride’s grandmother Mrs. Thomas Clarke’s home. The bride, a local worker, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Craig of Sheffield and recently discharged from the U. S. Army after four years with overseas service in the Pacific Theatre.
Twenty five people joined the voting list during the first of two public registration sessions held Tuesday evening at the Harvey Wheeler school. The final registration chance for the State Election was held yesterday.
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