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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1963
Page
8
A Sudbury group forms a directive committee to guide a two story youth center project on Mossman Road. Local officials and leaders agree to advise while fundraising from a July parade and Li l Abner benefit sales aims to start construction on a pay as you go basis.
The Garden Club meets Thursday October 3 at Acton Woman's Club. Mrs. Vance Bakeman hosts the 1:30 p.m. social hour before the 2 p.m. business meeting. Felix Center Lexington will speak on How to Attract Desirable Birds. Milkweed pods are being collected for the December work meeting. The club earned a Garden Club Federation of Massachusetts citation for the America Beautiful campaign against litterbugs with Mrs. Frederick Bubier as former chairman.
Mrs Murdock Mac Leod Miss Elizabeth Pickard and Mrs Millicent stopped at Canadian Niagara on their miles long trip with a brief pause noted in the journal.
Sudbury Methodists announce a progressive supper hosted by the couples club at Brown and Old Marlboro Road. Interested persons should call the Browns for ticket details and to join the committee. Roger Potter listed as co chair.
Local firefighters investigated a blaze at 40 Concord Road tied to an iron cord and a stove. The gas was off and the gas company was notified as authorities assessed the cause and damage.
Sixteenth Sunday after Trinity observed Sept 29 with regular services at Trinity Church. Church school resumes. Regular minion resumes today at 10 and continues weekly. Women of Trinity host a tea this afternoon at Mrs Brooks Stevens home on Lowel road. Confirmation classes for eighth grade and up begin Sunday at 0p m. Fellowship commission meets Monday and property and finance commission Tuesday, both at 8 p m.
Stow Ray Frost son of Mr and Mrs Derwood Frost Whit man street has completed the orientation program at Burdett College Boston and is now attending freshman classes in the school of business administration Frost a marketing major was graduated from Nashoba High in Bolton
The event features a women’s charge led by Prescott Burroughs guiding the men as both groups stage a presentation. Grace Priest and Pearl Aldred oversee refreshments.
Two local youths from Maynard attend Cushing Academy in Ashburnham. William H. West Jr. is a senior and Jeffrey West is a junior. their father is listed at 69 Powdermill Road. The board invited them as guest speakers. It takes 10 to 12 pounds of feed to produce a pound of lean beef.
The museum school invites adults from surrounding towns to seize cultural opportunities this fall. Enrollment remains open for residents to join classes in drama, dance, silverwork, painting, jewelry, and drawing.
Mrs Bruce G Thurmond at Wood Lane hosts the Acton Roxborough unit Emerson Hospital Auxiliary executive board for a 9 30 a m meeting at her home.
Memorial Congregational notes outline sermons at Sudbury Methodist and First Parish with themes on secular religions and liberal Christian responses. Also listed are prayer meetings, youth activities, a cabinet meeting, and upcoming women’s events and Pilgrim Fellowship officer updates.
Canvassers meet for dinner at 12 30 p m in the vestry then attend a training session. The Fifth annual Grotonwood Day is noted with a Junior High fellowship. A Pilgrim Fellowship Parents Coffee follows at 2 p m. A teachers meeting is set for 8 p m Wednesday at Mrs. Robert Hannan’s home, 6 Pinewood road.
John F. Shea Jr. among 15 men from Greater Boston area headed for Army duty. Blanca Vargas of Bolivia is the new Rose Hawthorne exchange student this year.
Carlisle Catholic Woman's Club heard Rev Leo S Harrison pastor of St Irene's Church speak on Catholic lay apostolate at their regular meeting. Buffet supper served under officers. Club plans a Sunday food sale at St Irene's after masses and a square dance on Oct 26 at Spalding School. Unity Club of First Religious Society meets Wednesday. The paper industry uses 10 percent of the U.S. chemical industry output.
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