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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1941
Page
6
A compact reflection on worry as interest paid on trouble and on self denial as a sacred sacrifice. The musings juxtapose Dean Inge and Canon Liddon to emphasize enduring themes of fate and personal restraint.
The article notes St Casimir’s and other schools preparing for baseball and track. It highlights the Boston Boys’ Club tournament in basketball, a six mile Finnig American league road race, and the rise of tennis, golf, and softball as spring activities. Roving enthusiasts await a busy season of leagues, tours, and summer play.
Services at 10 46 Sunday School 10 45 Wednesday 7 45 Reading Room hours 9 to 5 week days Excluded holidays Lesson Sermon April 6 subject Arbitrariness Golden Text I Timothy 6 17 Bible passages Proverbs 19 21 23 and Christian Science text Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures passages read include We cannot build safely on false foundations and the new creature passage read from p 201 includes moral appeals to spirituality over sensuality
A surprise miscellaneous shower honored Miss Mary Primiano on a Wednesday evening at the Btkshall attended by over a hundred relatives and friends. A mock marriage, games and refreshments created a festive mood as Primiano, soon to wed John Ruggerio of West Concord, received many practical gifts.
Sudbury observes its 50th anniversary with a Sunday service to commemorate the milestone. Frank W. Goodnow is reported improving at Waltham Hospital, and Corporal Philip Cutlerig has a brief furlough amid hopeful news from friends.
Coach Eggleston leads a Middlesex league hopeful squad. Captain Ed Higgins and slugger help anchor a lineup featuring Lefty Lankiewicz Walt Wiggins Karki Priest and backstops Jakusik Foley. Pitching hope rests with George Kari and Dick Maherty as batting and fielding drills await favorable weather before a long schedule.
A Friday book review and tea at Mrs. George T. Raymonds in South Sudbury launches a weekly Grange Home and Community Committee meeting plan at Mrs Albert N. Youngs Peakhard road home. Several residents report minor notices, visits, and civic happenings across Sudbury, Hudson and Medford.
Webster Cutting Jr celebrated his fifth birthday with a luncheon at St Hubert's School in the Center. Attending were Rickey and Clark Hill Don Marquib Parker Stiles Carl Berlin Carole Hodder Peter Miller Margaret Burches Sally Salmon John Hall and Nancy G McDonald.
A compact vignette gathers quotes on righteousness and love from Addison Eddy Phillips Quintilian and Jesus. It reflects ideals of divine nature, honest action, and the reward of seeking God's kingdom. The excerpts frame justice as a divine attribute and human glory in virtuous living.
Holy Cross Polish National Catholic church in Maynard schedules Palm Sunday high mass and palms at 8 00 AM on Sunday April 6 Public confession Saturday April 6 7 30 PM followed by private confession Resurrection mass Saturday April 12 9 00 AM officiated by Rev J Harry Zieba or Lawrence by order of Bishop Lesniak Springfield
President Mrs Henry E Webster and former president Mrs Maxwellston attended Ashland club presidents meeting. Sudbury club will host a rummage sale at town hall on Saturday April 5 from 9 00 am to 8 00 pm. Articles may be sent to Mrs Henry BE Webster or Mrs George E Currier.
Reverend Paul Walker of Hudson spoke at a special Lenten service on Wednesday night at Acton Center Congregational Church. In a last minute change, Acton Center Christian Endeavor attended a Stow Christian Endeavor meeting Sunday night at Stow. Reverend Lynne Townsend of Acton Center was involved.
Concord residents see Middlesex School resume final semester after spring break and the baseball team opening season next Wednesday vs Waltham High. Local hospital report notes an appendectomy recovery at Emerson Hospital. Church groups meet for supper social and Lenten services. British War Veterans announce annual May pilgrimage to Concord graves. Fire season opens with brush fires on Woodman Road Dawson estate and Belknap Street. River floods remain possible with spring thaw. trout stocking and fishing contest plans announced by local clubs.
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