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A system of plot planning has been set up, whereby areas may be visually de- veloped for prospective purchasers or less- ees.
Material for an industrial, business and tourist brochure has been compiled. It will be completed early in 1955. As the com- mission has insufficient finances to support this project, it is planned to seek help from those property owners and real estate in- terests tending to benefit from this pro- ject co-operatively with the town. The bro- chure will be distributed throughout the country and will help in a large measure to advertise Saugus.
ANOTHER VALUABLE PIECE OF TAXABLE PROPERTY created under the inspiration of dynamic leadership of the Town Manager. The beautiful and costly candy shop of Russo at the junction of the Newburyport Turnpike and the Lynn Fells Parkway replaces relatively valueless wasteland and provides not only a taxable but a scenic asset. Progressive Saugus continues to grow and expand under intelligent and far-sighted management.
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During the short period of this commis- sion's work in 1954, 14 very excellent con- tacts have been made, and several are now in the process of inspecting sites. Two of these will establish in Saugus this spring, and another of large magnitude hopes to start construction late in 1955 or early in 1956.
The following are the goals of the com- mission in 1955:
To complete the tax title survey and lessen the burden of the citizens by sell- ing lands now owned by the town.
To encourage the co-operation of in- vestment houses and banks in helping to finance industrial development in Sau- gus.
To finish and distribute the brochure showing the great potentialities of Sau- gus as an industrial district and to ac- quaint non-residents of the many bene- fits of visiting or residing locally.
To create closer relationship between planning, building inspection, assessing, public works, engineering and industrial development. This must be done in or- der to encourage better types of indust- ries and business establishments.
To assist present business and in- dustry and to encourage them to expand and stay in Saugus.
To create closer relationship between the Saugus Chamber of Commerce and the various real estate agents. This should be of benefit to all concerned.
Industries cannot be established over night. Our problems are many and great. If we receive as much co-operation in 1955 as we did last year, Saugus will have a great future.
In conclusion we wish to thank the offi- cials and citizens who have been so help- ful by specific assistance and constructive criticism. We will do all that is humanly possible to continue to deserve their vital support in behalf of the town's best inter- ests.
Respectfully submitted:
ASHTON F. DAVIS, Chairman PAUL CORSON JOSEPH W. GERNIGLIA FIORI F. SACCO JOSEPH B. STAZINSKI By FRANK EVANS, 3rd. Director of The Saugus Industrial Development Commission.
A NEW AND MODERNISTIC BUILDING housing a bustling business and providing addi- tional taxable revenue rises on land which a year ago was merely a swamp lining the meandering banks of the Saugus River in North Saugus. The new plant of Dunkin Donuts on the property of Charles W. Donovan is typical of the new taxable property attracted to Saugus by the progressive policies of Town Manager Lawrence and his Industrial Devel- opment Commission.
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SAUGUS CONSTRUCTION DURING 1954. Public Works Improvements; School Yard is Hot Topped; New High School nears completion; New Housing project.
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"Death is the Golden Key That opens the palace of eternity."
-JOHN MILTON
THOMAS D. MORSE
Administrative aide to the Town Manager Director-Industrial Development Commission
Born-July 4, 1903
Died-July 4, 1954
CHARLES E. STILLINGS
Former Finance Committee Member Member Saugus High School Addition Building Committee Former Town Meeting Member
Born-June 29, 1872 Died-Georgetown, Dec. 5, 1954
DR. LEROY C. FURBUSH
Member and Chairman Saugus Board of Health Former Town Meeting Member School Physician
Born-Oct. 29, 1888
Died-Feb. 15, 1955
HENRY M. HODGKINS
Meter Expert in Saugus Water Department for many years Veteran of World War II
Born-1898 Died-Jan. 21, 1955
"There is no death. What seems so is transition; this life of mortal breath is but a suburb of the life eternal, whose portal we call death."
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CHURCH DIRECTORY
PROTESTANT CHURCHES AND ORGANIZATIONS
Officers Of The Saugus Council Of Churches
President: George McLernon, 34 Cleve- land Avenue, SA 8-0059-J; Vice President: Rev. Paul F. Cross, 10 Norman Road, SA 8-1179, (Study, 50 Essex Street, SA 8-2663); Recording Secretary: Mrs. Edith M. Bateman, 16 Jackson Street, SA 8-1768-J; Corresponding Secretary: Mrs. Frank K. Renew, 41 Walnut Street, Wake- field RFD, SA 8-1268-R; Treasurer: Miss Ida L. Blossom, 11 Vine Street, SA 8-1015-W; Chairman Of Every Member Canvass: Rev. Wilbur C. Ziegler, 45 Myrtle Street, SA 8-0825, (Study, 493 Lincoln Avenue, SA 8-0586); Chairman Of Social Action: Rev. Donald W. Noseworthy, 10 Prospect Street, SA 8-1339; Chairman Of Worship: Walter O. Blossom, 11 Vine Street, SA 8-1015-W; Chairman Of Youth: Rev. Willis P. Miller, 83 Chestnut Street, SA 8-1639; Chairman Of Publicity: Mrs. Harold Adams, 146 Main Street, SA 8-1445; Lay Vice President: Fred M. Hall, 10 Hay- den Road, SA 8-2347-W; Chairman Lay- man's Fellowship: Andrew Boynton, 2 Cross Street, SA 8-0694-J; Chairman Of Clear- ance: Mrs. Harriett A. McAdoo, 6 Johnston Terrace, SA 8-0500; Chairman Of Hospital Visitation: Miss Aginess I. Blossom, SA 8-1015-W; Chairman Of Daily Vacation Bible School: Mrs. Ruth E. Garland, 11 Sea- view Avenue, SA 8-1994-R; Chairman Of Athletics: Joseph Hallisey, 493 Lincoln Ave- nue, SA 8-0443.
Delegates To The Saugus Council Of Churches
From Cliftondale Congregational:
Walter D. Blossom, 11 Vine Street; Mrs. Fred M. Stanley, 63 Essex Street; Mrs. Paul E. Wadsworth, 51 Essex Street; Mrs. Edith M. Bateman, 16 Jackson Street; Mrs. For- rest E. Berry, 612 Lincoln Avenue.
From First Congregational:
Mrs. Anna M. Lundergaard, 7 Taylor Street; Andrew W. Boynton, 2 Cross Street; Ernest L. Castle, Jr., 15 Hamilton Street; Thomas Parrott, Jr., 90 Cliff Street, West Lynn; Mrs. Gladys M. Rossi, 11 Pearl Road.
From Cliftondale Methodist:
Howard C. Heath, 18 Johnston Terrace; Mr. and Mrs. Fred M. Hall, 10 Hayden Road; Mr. and Mrs. J. Edwin Littlefield, 15 Central Place.
From East Saugus Community Methodist:
Mrs. Clara M. Hinckley, 15 Church Street; Mrs. Harriett A. McAdoo, 6 Johnston Ter- race; Mr. and Mrs. Wellman L. Perry, 89 Hesper Street; Joseph W. Robertson, 14 Jackson Street.
From Centre Methodist:
Miss Ida L. Blossom, 11 Vine Street; Mrs. Harold Adams, 146 Main Street; Mrs. G. Boyd Berrett, 35 Pearson Street.
From Dorr Memorial Methodist:
Clifield Sewell, 78 Cleveland Avenue; J. Wilbur Hicks, 118 Holyoke Street, Lynn; George McLernon, 34 Cleveland Avenue.
From St. John's Episcopal:
R. Blaine Allen, 39 Adams Avenue; Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Keller, 43 Atlantic Avenue.
From First Parish Universalist:
Raymond E. Knox, 33 Prospect Street. From North Saugus Union:
Mr. and Mrs. Frank K. Renew, 41 Wal- nut Street, (Wakefield RFD); Mrs. Arthur L. Hawkes, 133 Walnut Street, (Wakefield RFD).
From Church Of The Nazarene:
Miss Geraldine E. Haley, 15 Palmer Ave- nue; Charles S. Neal, 4 Park Street.
From First Baptist Church:
Mrs. Pearl L. Blacknall, 42 Robins Road. (Note: Not every church is affiliated with the Saugus Council of Churches.)
Golden Hills Union Church
Bay State Road, Saugus-Melrose line Minister: Rev. Ludvig Pehrson, 233 Wash- ington Street, Malden, MA 2-4295.
Sunday Services: Sunday School at 9:30 A.M. Morning Worship, 11 A.M.
Officers Of The Church
Church Clerk: Mrs. Mabelle R. Patter- son, 10 Glen Road, ME. 4-6794.
Church Moderator: Mrs. Charles Ellis, 143 Bay State Road, Melrose, ME. 4-8237.
Church Treasurer: Mrs. Mary B. David- son, 5 Ledge Street, Melrose, ME. 4-2359.
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First Collector: Mrs. Sarah H. Doty, 120 Bay State Road, ME. 4-3605.
Second Collector: Mrs. Charles Ellis, 143 Bay State Road, ME. 4-8237.
Trustees: Mrs. Harry Miller, 158 Bay State Road, ME. 4-3294; Mrs. Louis Waitte, 3 Golden Hills Road, ME. 4-9087; George W. Grant, 3 Edgehill Road, ME. 4-4303; Mrs. Sarah H. Doty, 120 Bay State Road, ME. 4-3605; Mrs. Mabelle Patterson, 10 Glen Road, ME. 4-6794.
Deaconesses: Mrs. Mary B. Davidson, Mrs. Sarah H. Doty, Mrs. Mabelle Patter- son, and Mrs. George W. Grant, who is also in charge of publicity.
The Sunday School Superintendent is Mrs. Doty.
The Ladies Aid: Mrs. Doty, president; Mrs. Grant, vice president; Mrs. Patterson, secretary; and Mrs. Ella Redmond, 13 Edgehill Road, ME. 4-9350.
East Saugus Community Methodist Church Corner Chestnut and Winter Streets
Minister: Rev. Willis P. Miller, 83 Chestnut Street, SA. 8-1639.
Worship Services: Sunday, 9:30 A.M., Church School with classes for all ages; 10:45 A.M., Morning Worship Services; 7:30 P.M., Sunday Evening Fellowship Hour the first Sunday of each month. Wednesday, at 7:30 P.M., Mid-Week Class Meeting for Bible Study.
Organizations
Intermediate Methodist Youth Fellow- ship meets Sundays at 5:30 P.M .; Thaine Allen, President.
Senior Methodist Youth Fellowship meets Sundays at 6:30 P.M .; William Jobsky, Jr., President.
Methodist Young Adults meet Sundays at 7:30 P.M .; Walter Smallman, President.
Couples Club meets the third Saturday of each month at 8 P.M .; Mr. and Mrs. Helmer Hart, Co-Presidents.
Women's Society of Christian Service meets the first Thursday of each month at 6:30 P.M .; Mrs. Esther Lassell, President.
The Methodist Men meet each Sunday at 9:30 A.M. and first Thursday each month at 6:30 P.M.
Boy Scouts meet each Sunday at 7 P.M .; Giles Bryer, Scoutmaster.
Girl Scouts, six troops, meet each Sun- day at 2:30 P.M .; Mrs. John Needham, Neighborhood Chairman.
Senior Choir meets each Tuesday at 7:30 P.M., Cecil Hills, Director.
Junior Choir meets each Thursday at 3 P.M., Miss Doris Hills, Director.
The Official Board meets the first Mon- day, bi-monthly, at 7:30 P.M .; Rev. Willis P. Miller, Chairman.
The Commission on Missions meets the first Wednesday of each month at 8 P.M .; Mrs. Clara Hinckley, Chairman.
The Commission on Evangelism and Membership meets the second Wednesday of each month at 8 P.M .; Mrs. Evelyn Pitman, Chairman.
The Commission on Christian Education meets the third Wednesday of each month at 8 P.M .; Miss Bernice Hayward, Chair- man.
The Commission on Finance meets the fourth Wednesday of each month at 8 P.M .; Arthur Garland, Chairman.
Board of Trustees meets second Wednes- day, bi-monthly, at 7:30 P.M .; Russell Atkins, Chairman.
Cliftondale Methodist Church
Corner Lincoln Avenue and Jackson Street Minister: Rev. Wilbur C. Ziegler, 35 Myrtle Street, SA. 8-0825.
Assistant: Rev. John L. Ivey, D.D., 26 Oak- land Avenue, Melrose, ME. 4-6490. Church Office Phone SA. 8-0586
Sunday Services: Worship Services 8:30 and 10:45 A.M., Church School, 9:30 A.M., Junior High Fellowship, 6:30 P.M., Senior High Fellowship, 7:30 P.M., Young Adult Fellowship, 7:30 P.M.
Lay Leader: Ashton Davis, 18 Granite Road, SA. 8-1567-R; Church Secretary: Mrs. Clifford MacCleery, 42 School Street, SA. 8-3072-M; Church Sexton: Chauncey Whittredge, 10 Kent Street, SA. 8-0273.
Organizations
Woman's Society of Christian Service; President: Mrs. J. Edwin Littlefield, 15 Central Place, SA. 8-1387-J; Vice President : Mrs. Richard Pfuntner, 9 Myrtle Street, SA. 8-0580-M; Secretary: Miss Frances Griner, 5 Birch Street, SA. 8-2030; Treas- urer: Mrs. Edward A. Wood, 6 Felton Street, SA. 8-2574-J.
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Cliftondale Men's Class; President: Joseph Marston; Vice President: Clarence Adams; Secretary and Treasurer: Ralph Jefferson.
Cliftondale Couples Club; Co-Presidents: Mr. and Mrs. George Kerr; Secretary: Fred Mills; Treasurer: Mrs. Helen Mills.
Young Adult Fellowship; President : David Anderson; Vice President: Miss Avis Rich; Secretary: Miss Shirley Pace; Treas- urer: Mrs. Viola Anderson.
Senior High Fellowship; Advisors: Mr. and. Mrs. Clifford LaGrow; President: Miss Sandra Blunt; Vice President: Alvin Sproul; Secretary: Miss Judith Blatchford; Treasurer: William Gage.
Junior High Fellowship; Advisors: Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Littlefield.
Church School; Superintendent: Joseph Hallissey; Secretary: Mrs. Dorothy Burl- ingame; Treasurer: Miss Eleanor Adams.
Cliftondale Congregational Church
50 Essex Street, SA. 8-2663
Minister: Rev. Paul F. Cross, 10 Norman Road, SA. 8-1179.
Pastor Emeritus: Rev. Charles B. Mc- Duffee, 29 Prospect Street, SA. 8-0347.
Sunday Services: At 9:30 A.M. Church School for all ages; McDuffee Bible Class for men; Young Men's Class; at 10:45 A.M. Morning Worship and Tiny Tot Nursery; Christian Endeavor at 3:30 P.M .; Junior High Pilgrim Fellowship at 5 P.M .; Senior High Fellowship at 7 P.M.
Parish Directory
Moderator: Harold Wilkinson, 23 Myrtle Street, SA. 8-2337; Treasurer: Edgar Par- sons, 5 Stone Street, SA. 8-0786-R; Sec- retary to Rev. Paul F. Cross: Mrs. Laurence Richardson, 46 Mount Vernon Street, SA. 8-0030-W.
Clerk, Harold Mullins; Historian, Mrs. Paul Wadsworth; Assistant Treasurer, Mrs. Irving Tobey; Auditor, Ralph Gibbs; Head Usher, Russell Long.
Board of Deacons and Deaconesses: Harry Arsenault, Chairman; Leslie Parsons, Edward Jackman, Laurence Richardson, Marshall Campbell, Robert Cashen, David Allen, Irving Tobey, Mrs. Robert Davis, Mrs. Robert Vincent, Mrs. Winnette Parker, Mrs. Herbert Amidon,
Miss Annie E. Rhodes, Mrs. Clement Ayres, Mrs. Edwin Walkey and Mrs. Reuben Sweezey.
Board of Trustees: Fred Andrews, Robert
Chiabrandy, Leonard Sweezey, Harold
Wilkinson, Walter Blossom, Carleton Kenerson; Edgar Parsons, ex-officio, Mrs. Carleton Kenerson, ex-officio, and Leslie Parsons, ex-officio.
Board of Christian Education: Mrs. Jesse Morgan, Chairman; Miss Grace Campbell, Walter Blossom, Mrs. Charles Ames, Miss Greta Coltart, Mrs. George Anthony, Miss Margaret Hastings, ex-officio, and Mrs. Palmer Muzzy, ex-officio.
Board of Missionary Education: Fleet- wood Leyden, Chairman; Mrs. Harvey Poole, Miss Olive Campbell, Mrs. Harold Wilkinson, Mrs. Leland Brown, and Mrs. Paul Wadsworth.
Board of Social Action: Robert Davis, Chairman; Mrs. Walter Blossom, Ransom Smith, Felix Widell, Edward Down and Mrs. Dorothy Martin.
Every Member Canvass Director: George Winter; Assistant Director: Harvey Poole.
Senior Choir Director: Mrs. Sidonia F. Weiner; Intermediate Choir Director: Mrs. Shirley Nicholson; Junior Choir Director: Arthur S. Wonson; Organist: Mrs. Doris Sanford Tibbetts.
Church School: General Superintendent: Miss Margaret Hastings; Assistant Super- intendent: Mrs. Palmer Muzzy. Depart- ment Superintendents: Cradle Roll; Mrs. Carleton Kenerson; Beginners, Mrs. David Allen; Primary. Mrs. Elmer Poole; Junior, Mrs. Marshall Campbell; Intermediate and Senior, Arthur S. Wonson, Jr.
Youth Leaders: Junior Christian En- deavor, Miss Annie Rhodes; Junior High Fellowship, Mrs. Paul Cross assisted by Earle Ellis; Senior High Fellowship, Mr. and Mrs. Allston Farnsworth.
Delegates: Essex South Association: Miss Annie Rhodes, Miss Aginess Blossom, Mrs. Edna Hobart, Mrs. Winnette Parker, Mrs. Dorothy Martin, Norrie MacPhee; State Conference: Miss Grace Holton.
Scouts: Scout Master, Carl Hedlund; As- sistant Scout Master, Arthur Wonson. Troop Committee Chairman, Robert Davis. Girl Scout Leader, Mrs. Henry Migdula; Assistant Girl Scout Leader, Mrs. Leonard Card. Brownie Leader, Mrs. Clayton Tre- frey; Assistant Brownie Leaders, Mrs. An- drew Noel and Mrs. Robert Johnson. Cub Scout Master, William Mckinney; Cub Scout Committee Chairman, William Robin- son.
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The Monthly Schedule
Girl Scouts Mondays at 2:30 P.M .; Boy Scouts Mondays at 7:30 P.M .; Music Com- mittee, first Monday of month, 7:30 P.M., Chairman, Mrs. Edith Bateman, 16 Jackson Street; Board of Missionary Education, third Monday of month, Chairman, Fleet- wood Leyden, 8 Churchill Street; Brownies, every Tuesday at 2:30 P.M .; Junior Choir Rehearsal, every Tuesday, 6:30 P.M .; Trustees, second Tuesday of month, 7:30 P.M., Chairman, Fred Andrews, 13 Laurel Street.
The Ivy Club, twice a month on Tuesday, 8 P.M., President, Mrs. Doris Jackman, 29 Whitney Street; Women's Union Meeting, first Wednesday of month, 2 P.M., Pres- ident, Mrs. Palmer Muzzy, 10 Dreeme Street; Board of Christian Education, first Wednesday of month, 8 P.M .; Chairman, Mrs. Jesse Morgan, 2 Hayden Road.
The Acacia Group, first and third Wednesday of month, 8 P.M., President, Mrs. George Winter, 18 Maple Street; Utopia Club, second Wednesday of month, 8 P.M., President, Mrs. Ellen McGowan, 22 Columbus Avenue; Nickerson Group, second Wednesday of month, 12:30 P.M., President, Mrs. Wesley Hume, 14 Whitney Street.
Board of Deacons, third Wednesday of month, 7:30 P.M., Chairman, Harry Arsenault, 6 Enmore Road; Cub Scout Pack meeting, fourth Wednesday of month, 7 P.M .; Cub Scout Den Meetings, every Thursday, 2:30 P.M .; Senior Choir Re- hearsal, every Thursday, 7:45 P.M.
Dr. Penny Group, first Thursday of month, 12:30 P.M., Chairman, Mrs. Win- nette Parker, 72 Essex Street; Fidelis Group, third Thursday of month, 8 P.M., Chairman, Mrs. Harvey Drown, 5 Raddin Terrace; Adult Fellowship, every Friday at 7:30 P.M .; Mr. and Mrs. Club, second Satur- day of month, 8 P.M., Co-Chairmen, Mr. and Mrs. Norrie MacPhee, 27 Avon Street.
St. John's Episcopal Church Central Street, Saugus Centre Rector: Rev. Donald Noseworthy, 10 Pros- pect Street, SA. 8-1339.
Sunday Services: Holy Communion, 8 A.M .; Church School and Adult Class, 9:15 A.M .; Family Service, 10 A.M .; Morning Prayer and Sermon, 11 A.M .; Holy Com- munion First Sunday of Month, 8 A.M.,
9:45 A.M. and 11 A.M. Week Day Services: Holy Communion on Saints' Days at 9:30 A.M .; other services as announced.
Church Officials: Senior Warden, Brad- bury Gilbert, 39 Summer Street, SA. 8-0474-J; Junior Warden, Holmes C. Hurll, 7 Parker Street, SA. 8-3080; Treasurer, William H. Tucker, 6 Columbus Avenue, SA. 8-1746; Assistant Treasurer, John A. Jameson, 211 Central Street, SA. 8-1881-R; Clerk, Carolyn N. Day, 22 Greystone Road, SA. 8-3073.
Parish Organizations (Meeting Place -- Ashworth Hall)
St. John's Guild meets second Wednes- day of month, time as announced. Pres- ident: Mrs. William F. Knights, 197 Winter Street, SA. 8-0230; Vice President: Mrs. George Nicholson, 21 Foster Street, SA. 8-2107; Secretary: Mrs. Edwin Jaquith, 31 Central Street, SA. 8-0361; Assistant Sec- retary: Mrs. Percy G. Sleep, 173 Main Street, SA. 8-0682-W; Treasurer: Mrs. Vernon B. Sharpe, 34 Jasper Street, SA. 8-2413-M.
St. John's League meets second Tuesday of month at 8 P.M. President: Mrs. Holmes C. Hurll, 7 Parker Street, SA. 8-3080; Vice President, Mrs. Robert Tucker, 10 Seaview Avenue, SA. 8-2941; Corresponding Sec- retary: Mrs. Robert Kurz, 297 Lincoln Ave- nue, SA. 8-2344; Recording Secretary: Mrs. Walter Woytovich, 2 Beech Street, SA. 8-0200; Treasurer: Mrs. Jack Spicer, 8 Warren Road, SA. 8-1668; Assistant Treas- urer: Mrs. Frederick E. Gripper, 11 Kent Street, SA. 8-1597.
The Altar Guild: Meetings as announced. Directoress: Mrs. Carolyn Day, 22 Grey- stone Road, SA. 8-3073; Secretary: Mrs. Kenneth Briggs, 301/2 Newhall Street, SA. 8-0588-W; Treasurer: Miss Alice Booth, 26 Columbus Avenue, SA. 8-0597-M.
Episcopal Men's Club: Meetings as an- nounced. President: Frederick E. Gripper, 11 Kent Street, SA. 8-1597; Secretary: Henry Holmes, 7 Davis Court, SA. 8-1252-M; Treasurer: Lloyd G. Bashford, 37 Adams Avenue, SA. 8-0296-W. Fleur De Lis, Mon- day at 7 P.M. Leaders: Mrs. Bradbury Gilbert, 39 Summer Street, SA. 8-0474-J; Mrs. Edward Smith, 68 Jasper Street, SA. 8-0517-J; Mrs. Victor L. Pariseau, 30 Spencer Avenue, SA. 8-2612; Queen: Miss Sylvia Reilly, 199 Central Street, SA. 8-0979.
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Little Sisters, Thursday, 3 P.M. Leaders: Mrs. Arnold White, 7 Sterling Avenue, SA. 8-1358-J; Mrs. William Tucker, 6 Columbus Avenue, SA. 8-1746; Mrs. Albert Rodenhiser, 10 Winter Street, SA. 8-1209-M; Mrs. Harold Vatcher, 8 Buena Vista Street, SA. 8-0504; Crown Princess: Miss Lois Teel- ing, 5 Jasper Street.
Senior Young People's Fellowship; meet Sunday, 7 P.M. Advisor: Richard Hennigar, 3 Third Street, SA. 8-1679; President, Miss Marie Crilley, 334 Central Street; Vice President, Miss Nancy Jameson, 61 Auburn Street; Secretary, Miss Laura White, 7 Sterling Avenue; Treasurer, Jack Rouleau, 3 Webb Place.
Junior Young People's Fellowship, meet Sunday, 5 P.M. Advisors: Mrs. Blaine Allen, 39 Adams Avenue, SA. 8-1501-M; Mrs. James Howard, 19 Herbert Street; Pres- ident: Kent Martin, 16 Stocker Street; Vice President, Miss Carol Tarr, 24 Columbus Avenue; Secretary: Miss Ann Howard; Treasurer: Miss Carla Hallin, 35 Adams Avenue.
Choir; Rehearsals Thursday, 8 P.M. Or- ganist and Choir Director: Mrs. Dorothy C. Mclellan, 56 Main Street, SA. 8-2245; Pres- ident: Lloyd G. Bashford, 37 Adams Avenue, SA. 8-0296-W.
Junior Choir; Rehearsals Sunday, 4 P.M. Choir Director: Sidney Martin, 16 Stocker Street, SA. 8-0130-J.
Church School; Superintendent: Mrs. Maurice McQuesten, 25 Prospect Street, SA. 8-1078-M; Primary Superintendent : Mrs. Albert Rodenhiser, 10 Winter Street, SA. 8-1209-M.
Acolytes Guild; Meetings as announced. Director: Frederick W. Keller, 43 Atlantic Avenue, SA 8-2977-J.
Church Periodical Society; Representa- tive: Mrs. Percy G. Sleep, 173 Main Street, SA. 8-0682-W.
Boy Scout Troop 60, Meet Wednesday, 7 P.M. Scoutmaster: Rudolph E. Day, 22 Greystone Road, SA. 8-3073; Assistant Scoutmaster, Ronald Nickerson, 12 Wilson Street, SA. 8-2734-W; Chairman Troop Committee: Frederick E. Gripper, 11 Kent Street, SA. 8-1597.
Cub Scout Pack 60, Meet fourth Tuesday, 7 P.M. Cubmaster: John A. Jameson, 211 Central Street, SA 8-1881-R; Assistant Cubmaster, Arthur E. Johnson, 26 Palmetto Street, SA. 8-2449-R; Chairman Pack Com-
mittee: Guy Rupright, 8 Baker Street, SA. 8-1356-M. Bluebirds; Meetings an- nounced; Leaders: Mrs. Arthur C. Huggins, 27 Pleasant Street, SA. 8-0271-J; Mrs. Frank L. Schmidt, 5 Pleasant View Place, SA. 8-2371.
First Congregational Church 300 Central Street, Saugus Centre Minister: Rev. Chesley H. Laite, B.A., B.D., 7 Columbus Avenue, SA. 8-0085. Sunday Services: Church School, 9:30 A.M .; Morning Worship, 10:45 A.M .; Junior High Fellowship, 6 P.M .; Senior High Fellowship, 7:30 P.M.
Church Groups:
Ladies' Aid: Meeting first Wednesday of the month. 2:15 P.M .; Mrs. Elsie Husson, President; Mrs. Hazel Keyes, Vice Pres- ident; Mrs. Ella Somerby, Secretary; Mrs. Janet MacMillam, Treasurer; Mrs. Adelaide Yaeger, Assistant Treasurer.
Matrons' Club: Meeting second Tuesday of month. 8:00 P.M .; Mrs. Madelyn Spencer, President; Mrs. Marjorie Ward, Vice Pres- ident; Mrs. Jane Taatjes, Recording Sec- retary; Mrs. Marjorie Huntley, Correspond- ing Secretary; Mrs. Arvida Day, Treasurer.
Couples' Club: Meeting second Saturday of month. 8:00 P.M .; Andrew Boynton, President; Mrs. Eleanor Riley, Secretary; George E. Riley, Treasurer.
Officers: Junior Group-Miss Linda Hick- man, President; Miss Joan Huggins, Vice President; Miss Roberta Wells, Secretary; Miss Donna Silvy, Treasurer.
Officers: Senior Group-James Carter, President; Richard Roehbacker, Vice Pres- ident; Miss Cynthia Ratigan, Secretary; Miss Diane Fullerton, Treasurer.
Adult Counsellors for both Groups: MI. and Mrs. Richard A. Paulsen.
The Church Directory
Moderator: Richard A. Paulsen; Clerk: Mrs. Helen Symmes; Financial Secretary: Harry R. Bedell; Benevolence Treasurer: Mrs. Anna Lundergaard; Treasurer: Ben- jamin A. Fullerton.
Deacons: Francis E. Rich, Richard A. Paulsen, Charles MacMillan, George E. Riley, Russell B. Ward and Harry T. Nish. Deaconesses: Mrs. Gladys Rossi, Mrs. Marian Carter, Mrs. Ruth Fullerton, Mrs. Adelaide Yaeger, Mrs. Mildred Rippon and Mrs. Enid Boynton.
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Trustees: Chairman; Irvine R. Chisholm; Vice Chairman: Frank DeConinck; Sec- retary: Mrs. Marjorie Hitchings; George I. Barclay, Thomas Perrett, William J. Rossi, and Mrs. Anna Harnden.
Department of Religious Education : Religious Education Committee: Ernest L. Castle, Mrs. Beatrice Watson, Mrs. Lois Morse; Church School Superintendent, Ernest L. Castle; Primary Superintendent: Mrs. Grace Heath; President Ladies Aid: Mrs. Elsie Husson; President Couples Club: Andrew Boynton; Key Woman: Mrs. Mil- dred Fairchild; President Matrons Club: Mrs. Madelyn Spencer; Head Usher: Edwin M. Holmes; Sexton: Kenneth Harnden.
Standing Committee; Eldon F. Sweezey, Henry Smith, Mrs. Phyllis Husson. Audi- tors: John A. MacNeill, Kenneth E. Foster, and Russell L. Keene.
Assembly of Christians
Cliftondale Gospel Hall, 173 Essex Street
Order of Sunday Services: Sunday School and Bible Class, 9:30 A.M .; Breaking of Bread for Believers, 10:30 A.M .; Gospel Service, 7 P.M.
Sunday School Superintendent, Howard W. Gurney, 32 Basswood Avenue, SA. 8-1374. Adult Bible Class Leader, Wesley Lynds, 33 Sutcliffe Road, Lynn, LY 3-8973.
Wednesday, 7:45 P.M., Prayer Meeting; Friday at 6:45 P.M., Children's Bible Hour and Handcraft Classes. Howard A. Gurney in charge, assisted by women of the As- sembly.
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