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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1960
Page
3
A new West Acton post office facility is planned with dedication ceremonies on September 17. Postmaster Kinsley, joined by Congressman Rogers and Senator Nowstall, will unveil the modern plant featuring updated equipment and private contracts to improve mail handling and service.
Extracted text fragment describes a bi annual convention and mentions Eleanor Wil Old Westford and Emerson Hanson among entities. The readable portion is garbled but indicates association activity and reporting.
Acton Rev Roger W Worden announces fall and winter services return this Sunday September 11. Church School starts September 18 with Roger Huebsch as superintendent. Senior YPF meets September 18 at Briarwood. Junior YPF begins September 25 at the church rectory. Senior choir rehearsals begin September 8 and junior choir October 15 at 3 pm. Episcopal churchwomen meet September 13 at 8 pm at Acton Woman's Club.
Union Congregational Church resumes Sunday worship at 11 o'clock led by Rev. Orville D. Allom. Church school opens Sept 25 at 9 30 a.m. Rally Sunday and registration. Senior High Pilgrim Fellowship meets Sunday evening at 6 with supper. New ninth grade members to be honored. Installation of 1960 61 officers in auditorium led by Ian T Alexander, followed by communion with the pastor.
The Sudbury Woman's Club Scholarship Committee will host a bake sale at Kelly's Drug Store in Sudbury Shopping Center on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Chairwoman Mrs. Augustus V. E. Sharkey leads a long committee including Mrs. Ellsworth M. Davis Mrs. Fred A. Dermott Mrs. Malcolm Gallagher Mrs. Sherrold Garfield Mrs. Felice Genna Mrs. C. Newton Heath Mrs. Thomas H. Hutchby Mrs. Waldo R. Logan Mrs. John F. McGovern Mrs. Bernard McGuire Mrs. Reginald C. Purdy Mrs. Joseph F. Roge Mrs. Wilfred Spiller Mrs. Francis Tolman and Mrs. Gordon Wolfe.
Lyndonville Vermont reports a wedding reception held on a 1/19-foot long Delray bridge once spanning the Passumpsic River. The bride and groom, Eugene Tasha and Jane, bought the bridge for $1 before its slated demolition.
St Elizabeth's Church announces its Old English Village Fair on Sept 24 featuring a medieval mystery play, Sherwood Forest rides, crafts, foods, and games. Volunteers are urged to help with setup, day-of activities, cleanup, and table games, with contact numbers for key organizers and a Sept 8 meeting at 8 15 p m in the parish house.
Memorial Congregational Church will restart Sunday school with mailed registration notices. Registered parents know their child’s session. unregistered families should attend the 11 o clock session as the 9 30 class is full. Pilgrim Fellowships begin this week and a Grades 9 12 senior seminar is planned for September. Local Concord births listed by Emerson Hospital include Hare and Neville families with August 24 dates.
Mrs Edward Hunter organized activities, Mrs Robert Parrott assisted, and director Mrs Frances Newton kept camp running smoothly. Senior Hoyle and Janet brightened camp life as the committee led by Mrs Dexter Allen begins plans for next year.
Sudbury church plans include a family picnic at 3 oclock Saturday, a new camper program starting Sept 18 with classes for children and adults, folk dancing, and choir rehearsals. Key meetings cover Christian stewardship finance membership evangelism and official board items. A Worcester district workshop is set for Sept 18 at Wesley church.
Maynard Community Chorus directed by Charles Garabedian holds its first rehearsal Monday September 12 at 7 30 PM in Green Meadow School Auditorium New members welcome no auditions Roy Helander to accompany the group Last year the chorus had about 80 members and gave two concerts for the public
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