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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1951
Page
18
The article advises involving children in decorating bedrooms and other rooms, stressing unity, personal taste, and flexible color choices. It notes that bedrooms reflect interests, suggest lighter shades on shady walls, and recommend simple wall papering strategies for small or sloped ceilings.
An article outlines compact bedroom design tips including wall mounted beds with decorative headboards, twin wall chests with large mirrors, a chaise lounge with coordinated drapes, and footstools doubling as dressing-table seats. It emphasizes low furniture, wall beds, area carpeting, rug choices to reduce sliding, and convertible seating for guest rooms.
Mrs Lucy Eaton of Somerville died at 83 on Great Road after an extended illness. The service was led by Rev Herbert Fitton of Townsend and music by Franklin Field, Boston. She leaves five nephews and several relatives, with a Boston- area funeral home安排 handling arrangements.
The annual Junior Prom at Hale High School in Stow will be held Friday evening May 4 in the Stow Town Hall. President Sam Wekce appointed the committees for tickets advertising and decorations with members including Ferdinand, Townsend, Sewall, Leard, Colby, Sewall, and Dudley among others.
The Carlisle P T A elected new officers at the annual meeting held in the brick schoolhouse. Mrs Erwin W Renz was named president with Edwin H Storer as vice president, Mrs Lyle Grant secretary, and Mrs John Redican treasurer. Rep Edward DeSaulnier of Chelmsford was the guest speaker.
Concord fifth graders from Peter Bulkeley School toured the Museum of Science in Science Park on April 12. The group viewed a six foot model of a Uranium 235 atom, answered questions via telephone, and explored numerous exhibits.
Greenwood Mississippi Kiwanis Club showcases a gavel crafted from the steering wheel of the famed Star of the Confederate gunboat. Local club notes its historic link and preservation gesture.
Bedford Rev Marvin II Der by pastor of the Church of Christ delivered Faith Without Light as Sunday morning sermon. Children’s talk titled Common Things Jesus Talked About Blind Leaders. Flowers memory Abbott R Webber Sr presented by family. Ladies Night. guest speaker Justice Stanley E Qua of Massachusetts Supreme Court. Chicken pie supper organized by Edwin F Qua and M Wentworth Hart. Church members attend Woburn Association of Congregationists in Boston Old South Church. Dr Case new president Boston University to speak this evening.
Mrs Miriam Black Red Cross Regional Blood Center Boston will visit Concord on Wednesday April 25 to address local volunteers about their roles in the blood program. The meeting is set for 10 a.m. to 12 noon at the old Concord High School building and the public is invited.
There will be a joint meeting of the Couples Club and the Education Committee of the Women's Parish Association in the vestry of the First Parish Church next Wednesday night April 25 at 8 o'clock. The speaker will be Miss Frances Wood of Boston.
Concord The Women’s Union will assemble at the Trinitarian Congregational church parish house tomorrow Friday afternoon at three o’clock. Mrs James K Romeyn will give the principal address on The Drama of the Front Door and tea hostesses will be Mrs Wilfreds Ex Carter.
Fire crackers were used to deter children weeks earlier, but an electric toaster exploded at Clea Brooks residence. Sifting testimony shows Brooks admitted placing fire crackers inside the toaster to prevent access by youngsters.
Walden Street church names Rev. Robert H. Barber as pastor with Sunday services at 9 30 a m and 7 30 p m Young People Fellowship welcomes visitors from Hyattsville Maryland and Acton Congregational Church Acton speaker Chaplain Thomas Doyle of Murphy General Hospital will discuss 54 months on the Russian border A Capella Choir from Trinity Seminary and Bible College Chicago will perform April 24 at 7 45 p m in the parish house Free will offering Thursday April 26 Friendly Service at Mrs William Ellis Sudbury Road 8 p m with choir rehearsal
The Stow Alliance at First Parish sponsors four Saturday parties starting April 21 with prizes and refreshments. A recent food sale raised over 70 dollars. A guest day on April 26 features Mrs. Lee of Sherborn with an illustrated lecture. Youth Group and Unity Club plan a spring show on April 27 with dessert.
Stow Union Evangelical Church held its third in four meetings to unite ministers from nearby towns. A Saturday drive supports the church fund to send youths to a regional event. Men's Sunday is highlighted with the service led by the men’s team on April 29.
Concord First Church of Christ Scientist in Concord invites worshipers to Sunday services at 10 45 and a Sunday school session. Reading room hours run 11 am to 4 pm on weekdays and holidays. A nursery is provided for young children. Wednesday testimonial meetings at 8 pm. Sermon topics include Doctrine of Atonement and Bible citations.
Rev John J Scollan pastor Mrs Walter Dow organist David Gallagher organist Masses on Sunday April 22 at 7 8 30 and 10 30 o clock Novena service in honor of Our Lady every Tuesday night at 7 45 o clock
Monument Square announces Masses at 7, 8 15, 10 and 11 30 on Sunday April 22. Novena to St Jude held each Tuesday night at 7 30 with Rev Michael J Burke and Rev John J Foley serving.
Mrs Margaret Ridout plays at 8 am Holy Communion with Rev Henry Edenberg of Winchester officiating. 9 30 am Family worship led by Rev Dr Richard M Cameron. 11 am Morning prayer and sermon by George Peabody. 7 pm Girls rehearsal. Monday April 23 7 pm Men supper with guest speaker Rev Howard P Kellett.
Rev Edwin B Nylons will pastor the West Concord Union Church with Nina Lind as organist Service times include 9 30 a m church school for ages three through high school starting a new quarter Harry W Hanson is superintendent Morning worship at 10 45 a m with a sermon and 7 p m Young Peoples meeting Skittlers recital or bowing in Maynard on Friday April 20 at 8 p m
The South Middlesex Conference meets with First Parish in Cambridge on Sunday April 22 morning service includes a sermon on Lone Voices. Paul Blanchard is the evening speaker. The Young People’s Society gathers at 6 p.m. in the vestry with Rene Bourquin as speaker assistant.
The Evangelical Free Church announces a Sunday school at 10 30 a m with adult Bible study and a "Hour of Power" midweek service. The Fellowship Planning Committee will meet at the parsonage on Wednesday April 25 and Amity Trinity College hosts a related gathering.
Rev D Edward O Bryan pastor along with Rev William Caltery and Asst Rev John P Pettie lead daily masses at 7am Confessions Saturdays 3 to 5 and 8 38pm Sunday masses 7 9 09 adults 10 15 11 30 lower church children Boone chapel 10 30 Benediction evening 8 30 and vigil services Miraculous Medal class for senior high school Wednesday 8 00 junior high Wednesday 12 00 religious instruction scheduled
Rev Eino Hygnelatatey leads the Finland Evangelical Mission Congregational service on Thursday April 19 with a midweek devotional at 7 30 pm The coffee table is sponsored by Mr and Mrs John Lehto and Mrs Amanda Bulette Sunday April 22 Sunday school at 9 30 am Worship at 11 00 am A Smorgasbord is coming Saturday April 28 Details in the Waynard Enterprise next week
Rev. Robert K. Jones Jr. leads morning worship at 11 with the sermon Still True Today. Sunday School at 10 a.m. Youth and fellowship activities set, including a district rally in Leominster Thursday from 2:30 to 8:30 p.m. in Maynard Parsonage hosts youth gathering at 1 p.m.
Sunday masses at 9 and 11 o'clock with Sunday school after the 9 o'clock service. Weekday masses at 8 a.m. except Wednesday when mass is at 8:30 a.m. Religious instruction for high school students at 8 a.m. and for junior high at 2 p.m. Wednesday devotions at 3 and 7 p.m. Saturday masses listed.
The Episcopal St George's Church lists Rev. David Covell as rector with student assistants Carlton Gamble and John Hurd. Services include Holy Communion on the second and fourth Sundays at 9 15 a m, Church school at 10 45 a m, Holy Communion on the fourth Sunday at 10 45 a m, and Morning Prayer with sermon.
The United Nations Congregational Church lists Rev Robert Burt as pastor. Sunday April 22 schedule includes 9 30 a m Sunday School for Primary Junior and Senior departments 10 45 morning worship Sunday School for Beginners 3 30 Junior Pilgrim Fellowship 6 20 Senior Pilgrim Fellowship Week activities include Tuesday 3 45 p m Junior choir rehearsal 7 30 Boy Scout meeting Wednesday 7 p m Senior choir rehearsal.
Stow First Parish Unitarian announces Sunday schedule with Sunday school at 9 30 morning worship at 11 and Youth Group at 7 with Rev Co Richardson Jr as superintendent of the program guidance by Miss Anne Derb.
Rev Dempsey pastor. Morning service at 9 30 and 10 45. Evening service at 6 30. Bible Club Thursday 3 00 pm. Cottage Prayer meeting 7 30 9 00 pm.
Rev Grorgs leads St Ann's service as Baptisms by the Senior Methodist District take place Sunday. A meeting at 10 a.m. and a Spring supper is planned for May 3 at 6 30 p m in Jim Charles Spiller Hall.
The text records a sermon schedule at Sudbury Rov on Sunday April 10 with 11:15 a.m. service and morning sermon times. Names include Dr William and Mr Murray Ham as student assistants in the service context.
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