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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1939
Page
5
The text outlines Holy Week services at St Cas church during the moat period. It mentions procession and Sacrament at the main altar with worship, confessions, and masses scheduled across Maundy Thursday, Good Friday, Holy Saturday, and Easter Sunday. Rev. John S Delek is named as pastor overseeing all services.
Neighbors called at Mrs Elien Reed’s home on Concord Road to offer congratulations on her 84th birthday. She received many cards and flowers. Mr and Mrs Frank Peters returned from a winter visit to Los Angeles and San Francisco. They traveled to California by train after an ocean voyage through the Panama Canal.
Sudbury residents note C William Wood in New York on a business trip last week. Five Chief and Mrs Herman B were guests of Chief and Mrs William B Davis on Thursday. Mr and Mrs Fred B Woodward are improving after grippe kept them in bed ten days. WPA workers cleaned brush in Harry Gleason woods off Maynard Road. Mrs Kenneth McMantry leads Ladies Aid at M E Church supper at the Town Hall Friday evening.
A baby girl named Abigail was born Thursday morning March 20 at the Lying In Hospital Providence Rhode Island to Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Harrison formerly Barbara A. Way. The infant and mother are reported dying nicely. The town continues to suffer grippe with many affected as Ralph Hunter’s men repair damaged roads. Natalie Howland of Goodman Hill Road returns home from Smith College for a winter vacation.
Mr and Mrs Albert E Hosmer return to Sudbury from Florida after a pleasant winter. Mrs Emma Perry Hayes improves in Framingham hospital and expects to come home soon. Memorial church schedules Good Friday meeting at 8 pm and Easter services with sermons, special music, junior choir, ladies chorus, palm pageant, and illustrated readings. Robert Hunter takes a position at Ludlow with his former company.
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An account of a church pageant and Holy Week services at Maynard Union Church. Cast includes John Crowe Joanna Miss Smith Mrs. Hiwood Ale and others. the three act play on St Paul post Resurrection set in a Jewish home. Services feature cantata The Seven Words of Christ and Easter sunrise on Rete Will.
Acton teachers attended the Teachers Convention in Amherst while High School sessions continued. A arts exhibit features works from the Museum of Fine Arts with Versailles palace views. Eighteen Acton students attended a Youth Concert May 29 featuring Beethoven and a Cinderella tone poem by Wheel er Beckett. another concert April 12 and Pops in early May are planned. Senior Class prepares for graduation with committee names, April 24 portrait at Purdy Studio, and April 26 photo at State House. Alumni Cynthia Price, class of 1998, is elected secretary of the Liberal Arts college group. Er is Er were prizes in the Er Opera poster contest.
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