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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1956
Page
15
The piece notes disaffection among liberals and conservatives, with Republicans and Democrats clashing over policy. It highlights farm price gains of about 2 percent from May and June, signaling a cautious economic uptick while urging political unity despite ongoing partisan battles.
A girl on Main Street Acorth collided with a car and a truck after a fan jet of the car struck a pole. She was taken to hospital in Blanchard, with injuries described as minor.
Concord Rainbow Assembly to install new officers at the Masonic temple on Saturday September 29 with a catered dinner at 6 30. Miss Sybil Jake Moore of West Road to be inducted as new advisor and Miss Georgina Phelps of South Acton to head the installing committee.
Washington D C United Press Billy Graham and five other leaders debate the significance of a surge in church membership surpassing 100 million in the United States He cautions the revival must convert interest into deep commitment and social transformation while noting mixed evidence on morality and social progress.
Acton Lions Club outlines a town wide drive with plans for an annual light bill campaign. President Deane names George Allen and Frank Ikigson co chairs for the 1956 effort supporting eyesight research with Massachusetts Lions clubs.
Miss Barbara Ann Spellman, daughter of West Concha Wik and Mrs. Edward J. Spellman of 182 Commonwealth Avenue, is engaged to Kearin A. Dunn of Medford. She is a Concord High School and Lawrence Memorial School of Nursing graduate, Boston University 1952, now employed in the U S Army Corps of Engineers. The couple plans a February wedding.
Edwere Testha Chaplain Bedford Edward Godfrey aged 92 of 208 North Road was elected chaplain of the Bedford Grange at the annual election meeting in the Town Hall. Re elected master of the local unit was Robert Brand with Montrose P. McArile as overseer and Connie Baird as lecturer. Other officers named include Leslie Stacey asst lecturer Charles Lehman steward Cecil King asst steward and Leslie Stacey asst lecturer. Visitors attended by Maynard.
Concord DeMolay Chapter plans a meeting this week at a Maic teminale with new master councilor Floyd McManus presiding. Harold G. Smith of 393 Main Street West Peaceia continues as dad advisor of the local chapter.
The Sudbury Sudbury Regional High School details its faculty across departments and grades, notes library activities and local history collections, and outlines updated policies on facility use by community groups. Soccer and field hockey teams prepare for a fall season with a twelve game schedule and planned scrimmages.
Acton Center's Central Pomona No. 259 held its first fall meeting electing officers led by pomona master E John Torkelsen. New officers include master Gorcon Osgood and keeper roles with installation planned October 17 at Lexington.
Dwight Howe won the state junior rifle title at the Massetts indoor or outdoor event held at the Shdhurv Poda Gun Cink. Despite rain delays, Howe led with solid scores and won the 18 and under division. Dennis Doe, Les Middleton, and Art Smith finished among top competitors with notable scores. Dewey Beech and Sudbury conducted the event, with plans for continued Southern regional and sectional tournaments next year.
Northfield Mass Northfield School for Girls welcomes new term with student Wilma D Selin daughter of Mr and Mrs Ar a Selin Candy Hill road jury as among enrollees this week.
The Congregational Church youth group meets Sunday at 7 30 p m with JJ Filiott as worship leader and William Bates as discussion teacher to discuss Growing Up in Hawaii The Post High School Inter Church Group meets in the Christian Education Wing at 7 30 p m with a speaker from Alcoholics Anonymous Also notes on national agricultural figures and trends.
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