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Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1954

Page

11

Flow and Decoration exhibition lights up Horticultural Hall

In Horticultural Hall a design exhibition titled Flow and Decoration showcases flowers in art objects from prints to ceramics marking the 125th anniversary of the Massachusetts Rural Society. The display runs October 24 to November with hours 6 to 10 pm opening night and 10 am to 10 pm on subsequent days.

Yn White Jamaica Plain Thornton London Horticultural Hall Boston Mmimj Massachusetts Rural Society East New Eng

Radio Club Meeting Affects Public School Closures

A meeting of the Radio Club last Thursday at the civil defense center led to plans that public schools will close on October 29 for a teachers institute and will suspend activities on Armistice Day November 11.

Loid “Radio Club Civil Defense Rs Teachers Institute

How To Books Teach Self Help And Living

Molly notes a surge of How To books in recent years covering DIY tasks from furniture making to bird houses while Mrs. insists on many volumes about living well. George argues ultimate responsibility lies within oneself to live happily with others, aided only by reading and reflection.

Molly George

Corinthian Lodge to Convene With New Worshipful Master

The Concord Corinthian lodge A F and A M will hold a meeting at the Masonic temple on Monday November 8 led by the new worshipful master Gilbert G Lawrence. Also reported are junior and senior high school group meetings at West Concord Union church with sponsors Mrs Edwin B Nylen and Mr and Mrs Philip Damon respectively.

Corinthian Lodge A. F A. M Masonic Temple Gilbert G. Lawrence West Concord Union Church Edwin B. Nylen Philip Damon

Efficiency expert finds quicker bed making method

An efficiency expert observes a housewife making a bed and demonstrates a faster routine by walking 56 feet instead of 386 feet, illustrating how to reduce steps in daily chores.

Lloyd Insures Weathervane for $100000

Lloyds of London insures the Old North United weathervane for 100000 as it tours nationwide starting November 3 to raise funds for restoring the Old North Church steeple felled by Hurricane Carol. The 1730 artifact will display in Boston at South Station then Grand Central in New York.

Boston Lloyd’s of London New York North Church South Station Grand Central Station Charles H. Watkins The Lantern League Lloyd's Watkins Paul Revere Old North Church

Francis Warren Jr Finishes Fort Dix Training

Stow Francis Warren Jr of Crescent Street completed basic training at Fort Dix New Jersey and will return home Saturday for a two week furlough. Also noted: Mr and Mrs John Robblee of Greatoady plan to visit Terre Haute Indiana where their son Leslie former Stowe resident, announces birth of a daughter Leslie Katherine. A regional demographic note contrasts farm reliance in North America two of ten versus seven of ten in Asia and Africa.

Francis Warren,Jr Crescent Street Fort Dix New Jersey John K. Robblee Greatready Terre Haute Indiana Leslie Stowe Leslie Katherine North America Asia Africa

Goldwyns new batch of Goldwyn girls sought for 1954 film

Hollywood. Producer Samuel Goldwyn announced a beauty search for a fresh group of Goldwyn girls to star in Guys and Dolls. Casting will begin in 30 days with 16 jobs, emphasizing discreet beauty over heavy cosmetics as he selects from applicants.

Samuel Goldwyn Goldwyn Spain Origi

First Army launches winter safety drive

Governors Island announces Drive Safely This Winter to reduce accidents among eight state First Army personnel. Commanders will provide two hours of safe driving instruction per vehicle operator with sessions in Vermont New Hampshire Maine and northern New York by October 1954 and rest of New England by mid November. A second one hour refresher is planned across the First Army by January 15 1955. Eleven safety rules cover vehicle checks weather traction speed signaling braking and staying alert.

Governors Island First Army New York New Jersey New England Vermont New Hampshire Maine New York State Rhode Island Massachusetts Connecticut First_ Army Alion

Auxiliary 15 Prepares for Vets Yuletide Gifts

Massachusetts American Legion Auxiliary units collect and prepare 30,000 gifts for hospitalized veterans families in the state. Gift shops open November 30 with thousands of volunteers aiding over 6,000 veterans. Gifts cover fathers, mothers, children, and other relatives and will be mailed to patients or delivered bedside.

American Legion Auxiliary Commonwealth of Massachusetts Northampton Rutland Heights Bedford Brockton West Roxbury Boston V.A Massachusetts Soldiers’ Home Kolyoke Soldiers’ Home Remoers Friends Massachusets Onop Iity Akroyd- Benes Angus Kiligas Lenox Wanda Dolan

Connecticut man donates blood in lieu of speeding fine

Westport police reported Edward J. Onuska, convicted of speeding, asked to donate a pint of blood to the Red Cross instead of paying a $14 fine. The request was approved by authorities.

Westport, Conn Edward J. Onuska

Goldwyn Revives Goldwyn Girl Tradition for Beauty

Producer Samuel Goldwyn discusses reviving the Goldwyn girl tradition noting the appeal of beauty over specific measurements. He cites past graduates like Paulette Goddard Lucille Ball and Laraine Day who gained fame and high-profile matches. The 1946 tour of England and South America sparked attention.

Nated Eddie Cantor Paulette Goddard Virginia Bruce Lucille Ball Virginia Mayo Jinx Falkenberg Betty Grable Frances Gifford Laraine Day England South America William Wellman Alfred Newman Goldwyn

Bedford OES meeting notes and upcoming church auction

The Bedford Paul Revere Chapter OES held a regular meeting at Town Hall with Mrs. Leonard Bean presiding. Refreshments were served. Plans continue for the Church of Christ auction on November 13 run by the Ball & Chain Club to fund the building. Miss Marjorie Isner led the Christian Endeavor at First Parish Unitarian Church. Attending the Woburn Association meeting from the Church of Christ were several members and the pastor Rev. Marvin L. Derby.

Paul Revere Chapter O.E.S Leonard Bean Church of Christ Ball & Chain Club Christian Endeavor First Parish Unitarian Church Marjorie Isner Woburn Association Harold I. Wellington James C. Richardson Harold Brady Allysn S. Winslow Abbot R. Webber Marvin L. Derby

New England Conservatory Chorus Opens Season at deCordova

Lorna Cooke deVaron leads the New England Conservatory Alumni Chorus in a deCordova Museum concert on Friday at 8 30 p m. The program includes madrigals folk songs spirituals and Poulenc mass excerpts with Marilyn Zoller as soprano soloist.

Lorna Cook deVaron deCordova Museum Lincoln Lorna Cooke deVaron New England Conservatory Conservatory Cooke de Varon Po Symphony Hall deVaron New England Tory Hugh Ross

Concord Rainbow Girls Plan Hobo Party and Whist

Concord Rainbow Girls announce a Hobo Party and whist to be held at the Masonic Temple on Saturday October 30 at 7 pm during the next regular meeting presided by Miss Dardana Berry of Acton worthy advisor. A military whist party and food safe event are planned for Saturday November 6 at 8 pm with public admission.

Concord Concord Rainbow Girls Masonic Temple Dardana Berry Acton

Keep America Beautiful Estimates Litter Cleanup Cost

Keep America Beautiful reports that the United States spends about 30 million dollars annually to clean litter along highways and in parks. Untidy behavior by individuals drives the expense and cleanup needs across the nation.

Keep America Beautiful U. S

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