Andover Townsman, 9/19/1946

Andover Townsman, 9/19/1946

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Available in all shades. 15.98 —Second Floor— Andover Customers Telephone 300 No Toll Charge WHERE TO GO ..AND WHEN Talk About Teeth A Great We, The People One thing up with which Andover C 159 years ago this week, a grow) will not put is an inadequate health Note of new Americans sat themselves program in our schools. Those who are interested in the ways and Ever since I've heard about it means of improving the dental serv- I've been trying to think of a goQu ice for our children will want to at- excuse to brag about it to you, anu tend the lecture to be given in the since the right excuse has not Memorial auditorium, September 25, popped up, I'll just take a chance by Dr. Raeburn Davenport, who is and tell you about it anyway. I. a national authority on such things, seems that John Gould (have you as he has directed the enviable been able to get a copy of "The Dental Clinic in the Walpole Farmer Takes a Wife" yet?) was schools and is anxious to see its asked to write a foreword for t. proven system spread throughou, directory of all New England news- ,he country. The program will start papers, so he did. Casting around down and wrote, "We, the people or The Muse Who Would at 8:00. in his mind for a representative the United States., in order to form * • * paper to use as an example, he a more perfect Union, establish Amusing Be thought of the Townsman and so Justice, insure domestic Tranquil- ,he Townsman reposes in elegance lity, provide for the common de- This has been a good week! Sev- right eral people have called up our office in the front section of a di- fence, promote the general Welfare. and said some very complimentary rectory and as soon as it is pub- and secure the Blessings of Liberty things about the Townsman, and it lished, I'm going to buy a leather- to ourselves and our Postrity, d3 Sport bound copy and put it on my li- ordain and establish this Cainstitu that does our heart good. Funny thing brary table, taking for granted that about people. They are often more Talk tion for the United States of all inclined to be voluble on adverse first I find a library in which to put America." my table on which I'll put the bo3k • * * L95 criticism and very reticent about favorable comment, so that we are in which the foreword appears. (Somebody once said, "Use a word It is often a good idea to re.' ' never quite sure what our readers on what fine principles our coun- want, but only what they don't three times and it is yours." E.- maybe if you use a preposition try was founded. Elsewhere in this want. It puts us at a disadvantage, Sports enthusiasts will want to at- three times in the middle of a because while we are still trying to tena a lecture in the Oliver school issue is a report of the welcoming wind up work on the Tercentenary in Lawrence the same evening at sentence it will never again come speech Dr. Fuess made to the Phil- book, time is at a premium and we the same time to hear Jim Britt, out at the end. The rule hasn't lips academy students this year can't put the effort on our local well - known sports commentator, proven itself too well in the past, that reminds us that we are still paper that it deserves. Consequent- speaking on "On Friendly eields.' though. The first time I read it. ly, when someone telephones us to (Nobody said anything about not shooting for the ideals nurtured say that he or she liked something, using two prepositions in succes- quickly said, "money, money, from the beginning — ideals that then we have a goal to aim at. sion.) The lecture will be given lot money." Well, there are exceptions unhappily are still a long way from (There's that preposition cropping the benefit of the Lawrence Home to every rule, I guess.) realization, but ideals that still live. up at the end of a sentence again. for Aged People. A veteran of Reminds me of a joke I read in an- World War 11, Mr. Britt will have other publication recently. A Harv- some interesting things to say about today's sports and yester- FREE T E L ard man of enlisted rank reading day's war experiences. PARKING 'ANDOVER - vv an Army bulletin board was quite shocked at the grammatical con- * * * P AYHOUSE struction of the notice. He made a Dance Magic few snide remarks around the com- FRIDAY, SATURDAY — September 20, 21 Social functions are beginning tt pany about how you would expect pick up again, and Saturday eve Ann Sheridan, Dennis Morgan a major would know enough not One More Tomorrow 3:15 6:10; 9:05 ning, September 28, a program a to end a sentence with a prepo- Ken Curtis, Adele Roberts dance starring Delakova and Bp i Throw a Saddle on a Star sition. It got back to the major, of 1:55; 4:50; 7:15 will be presented in Davis Hall SUNDAY, MONDAY course, and a subsequent notice The time is stil — September 22 ,23 carried the remark that criticisms Abbot academy. Jane Russell, Louis Hayward of this type were something up uncertain, but will be announced Young Widow next week's issue. The public is in 3:10; 6:10: 0:10 with which the major would not Raven Morley, Robert Scott put.) vited to attend. The Unknown 1:45; 4:45; 7:45 "ra. • • "err. • 11".....r. • • • .4 • V.., • • • ....Atli • -rr.- • ir -.ft. • rr-rr.....• • -sr., • TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY — September 24, 25, 26 t. Cary Grant, Alexis Smith Night and Day 2:36; 6:30; 8:25 0. K. For Sound 1:45; 4:40; 7:35 IAA FRIDAY, SATURDAY — September 27, 28 Belita,, Barry Sullivan Suspense 215; 5:35; 8:66 Enjoy the Movies in the Comfort of Your Car Joe Kirkwood, Elyse Knox Joe Palooka Champ 3:55; 7:15 /// SUN., MON., TUES., WED. — September 22, 23, 24. 25 PAULETTE GODDARD and RAY MILLAND in CHILDREN'S MOVIE SHOW Every Saturday Morning at 10 O'Clock YJ "THE CRYSTAL BALL" "Hop Harrigan" Serial--Cartoons—Short Subjects—Western Features Plus—Richard Dix and Jane Wyatt in "THE KANSAN" :omers Admission: 10c, plus 2c Federal Tax — Total 12c THURS., FRI., SAT. - September 26, 27, 28 300 BRIAN AHERN and VICTOR McLAGLAN in NEW PRICES IN EFFECT NOW "CAPTAIN FURY" MATINEE --- ADULTS, 35 Cents EVENING — ADULTS, 50 Cents ; arge Plus--Victor Mature, Louise Platt in "Captain Caution" CHILDREN — MATINEE AND EVENING 20 Cents Box Office Opens 7:00 First Show 1:30 (These Prices Include Tax) THE ANDOVER TOWNSMAN, September 19, 1946 Enrollments In Local Schools Soar Dr introduced Mr. Donald Dunn, who the students to assist Mrs. William Off to College 75; spoke about intra-mural sports. He Merchant, the Junior High school Miss Frances Little left on Sat- then called upon Miss Bernice mother, in arousing more interest urday for Ann Arbor, Michigan, In S Eimpson, who spoke about student in the P. T. A. Names of home room where she will enroll as a member 'V government finances. Miss. Alice of the freshman class at the Uni- Bisbee explained the assembly pro- officers and home room mothers versity of Michigan. She graduated in Pi grams of the year, and Mr. William will appear at a later date. from Abbot academy in June and histo McDonald outlined the purpose of is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fues At Junior High the student government association Receives Degrees John D. C. Little of Shawslieen the and the manner in which it is Enrollment faculty members, Miss Eve- road. that carried on. Two « • * habil Once more the Andover Junior lyn Parker and Miss Ansi Angelo, High school has opened its doors Miss Carolyn Bowen of 9 Argyh, ness to an enthusiastic lot of youngsters, School Clubs wrote theses during the summer street is enrolled at the Katherine relia: bored by the long summer vaca- Mr. Blanchard also announced vacation and received their Master Gibbs school in Boston and ,Miss and tion and eager to be on the move the clubs and activities in which this of Arts degrees. Miss Parker Mabel Broughton of 42 York street "It once more in quest of further edu- students may participate if they teaches ninth grade math subjects has entered the Fisher school. cation. At present there is a total desire to do so.

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