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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1957
Page
6
New Yorksoe S Karpen will give a public lecture titled Message of Freedom at the Church edifice Friday April 26. The event features Karpen a longtime Christian Science teacher and lecturer, describing spiritual understanding as freedom from sin and discord.
Kendrick to serve as treasurer for a seventh year as local service committee promotes the Salvation Fund. The fund collects twenty percent of all money raised by Stow residents for welfare needs and community programs. Mrs Thom Apso and Mrs George Ojah named supporters as volunteers urge continued civic participation.
The Holy Name Society held hour vigils on Holy Thursday at two locations in Hungary Chamakhene. Attendees included James V. Dubey Jacot Jan ericco Henry Wall James Connolly Francis Wardey Morris Stephen Lord Coll John Conteilo Gee H. Allen and others. Additional names listed include Joseph Lawthence Raney F McLance Th Gs Poshechenone Joseph Regan Alex Vorce Fred Cacuette E Metz Frank Hancock George Hatch Walter Morin Al Notar and Alidy Dubey.
Sudbury church announces a luncheon today from 11 30 to 1 30 featuring chicken pie and accompaniments. Next Sunday a Bee gathering is planned with cleanup help, and Jan should contact Robert Nims. The Family Supper is postponed indefinitely and the Adult Discussion Group meets Tuesday at 2 at the parsonage. The Women’s Alliance meets Tuesday April 30 at 10 30 am. Easter flowers are noted by Mrs. Ira B. aciees Bap steny and the co the folios.
Rural parish details show Rev Francis A McLaughlin pastor and Mrs Se organist. Masses at 8 and 11:30 with Holy Communion and sermon. Sunday School at 9 and church services each Sunday. Nursery through Grade levels noted.
Five officers of the Middlesex County American Legion will attend West Concord Union Church at 11 a.m. on Sunday to honor chaplain Rev Edwin B Nylen. Post 158 Concord plans to meet at the depot in West Concord at 10 30 a m.
The church voted in new officers for the coming year including Moderator Guy W. Clark and Clerk Mrs Emery. Trustees three years Herbert D. Bates and Frank O. Miller with specific committee assignments for finances, flower and music, and visiting committees named.
Rev Hyland T from the Evangelical arch will travel to Portland Maine to preach at an Concord edifice. Richardson of Barrington New Hampshire will join for the event in the New York and New Jersey area.
The youth choir will rehearse again at 2 30 o'clock and the senior choir on Wednesday May 1 at 7 30 o'clock. Junior and senior fellowships meet at 5 pm and 7 pm on Sunday. The house and repair committee meets Tuesday April 30 at 7 30 o'clock.
The text links Tolstoy’s Resurrection to personal rebirth and social reform, comparing Hawthorne’s Scarlet Letter to a mark that can become honor through faith. It reflects on Easter's core idea of resurrection and the gathering of the redeemed before the great white throne.
Rev Robert E Burt leads Easter Sunrise Services and a church breakfast hosted by the Junior Guild at South Acton Church. Week events include Sunday worship at 11 00 am and a Saturday Couples Club gathering with a Bowling Party at Harvard Alleys. Seeks volunteers and camper fund support.
The Junior High youth group from Community Universalis Church will travel to Temple Shalom in Newton on Friday, April 26 at 7 p.m. The event includes movies for all ages and a Sunday School program. New members will be received at the 16:30 Worship Service with a sermon titled Beyond Christianity.
Arid Daily Mags notes Baptisms by 8:00 a.m. and Youth Sunday events through Yue third atade der Burem. Morning worship at 11:00 with sermon Things To Live By. Youth Fellowship at 6:49 p.m. Senior High Methodist Youth Fellowship at 7:00 p.m. Adult choir meets Monday at 7:15. Church closed the last two weeks of June and first three of July with invitation to Memorial Congregational Church worship.
The entry lists worship and education times at St Eliza Church with hol y communion at 8 a m on Sunday, morning prayers at 9 30 a m and 11 a m, Sunday School and grades groups, nursery care, youth fellowships, and Wednesday Senior discussions. St Mark Evangelist Holy Communion at 9 15 a m.
Roses: Robert H. aEpihesssee Concord road and Union avenue Sudbury rie Maeses. Masses at 7:30 9 and 11 A M Sunday school after 9:00. Confessions Saturday 4 5 30 and 7 8. Baptisms at 3 20 any Sunday afternoon by appointment. Tel Choir Director Edward F Moynihan Organist Mrs Edward LeMay Choir Rehearsal Wednesday 8 P M.
Memorial Congregational Church announces Rev. Ernest Bodenweber Jr preaching at 10 a m and a think on these things sermon. Music by the Woman's Choral Group. Sunday school for grades six to High school and Pilgrim Fellowship at 3 0 p m. Adult discussion group at the parsonage at 8 p m. First Parish Unitarian lists Rev Janis Harmand and services with youth group at 4 15 p m.
Rev Fr Macomber was guest during Easter vigil at a Hungarian church where he assisted as ceremonial director and provided commentary. Local parishioners sought information on tele se events and department details amid the unclear text.
A devotional note speaks of Ephesians 2 14 about Christ breaking the wall of separation between people and God. It emphasizes the Holy Spirit’s love mercy and compassion while sin and selfishness shut us out. Faith in Jesus as Savior and Redeemer restores access to the Father.
The notice lists West Acton St Elizabeth of Hungary with multiple Sunday masses at 7 30 9 10 15 and 11 30, daily mass at 7, Sunday school after 9 mass, and parish staff. West Acton Baptist under Rev William T Keech shows church school at 4 40, nursery through high school classes, maternal care, and men’s Bible class at 10 45 with morning worship and choir anthem.
Sunday meeting for worship begins at 8 p.m. at the home of Donnell and Elizabeth Boardman, 489 Main Street, Acton Center. Clerk Winifred Barrett can be reached at Acton 3-4360 for details.
Reverend Eric W. Grimshaw leads morning worship with sermon Why World Wide at 10 45 a m. Church school grades 5 6 and Young Peoples Church meet at 9 30 a m with organist Mrs a Denigll and Douglas Reilly leading the choir guides.
Sunday school at 9 30 and morning worship at 10 45 at a parish church. Catholic and Protestant listings include organists and service times. Entries mention First Parish Unitarian and Pauls Mission Church with Easter related observances and parish locations in Bedford Town and nearby streets.
A damaged OCR fragment appears to note a morning assembly at 9 30 with a line about rows and Amer soni references. Details are unclear and names or places cannot be identified.
The schedule lists messes at 7 8 30 10 and 11 30 a m and an after school event at 4 30 p m. The text references Miss Batter and Sunday services or events with times spread across the day.
Sunday masses listed at 7 8 9 o clock with school after the 8 o clock mass. Rev Robert Dol Phili wa and Rev Richard son preach The Victorious Life at 11 o clock. Nursery care at 6 56 a m.
The notice lists morning Holy Communion at 8 am on Sunday April 28, with further prayers and sermon at 9 am, followed by a 10 45 am service and sermon. The times reflect a church event schedule including an organist and prayer sessions.
Services at First Congregational Church feature Rev. Robert Heather as pastor and Rev. Robert Bills as guest preacher. Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. Nursery at 11 a.m. Guest sermons and class offerings include a session led by Rev. Harry Richardson. Church of Scientist also listed with Sunday services and a reading room at 24 Main Street.
Mt Calvary Evangelical Hastings announces a Thursday vesper service with Holy Communion at 8 p.m. Easter Sunday service on April 21 at 1 p.m. led by Rev Marti pastor, contact TV 70424.
Glendale Street Church of St John’s Evangelical Lutheran outlines a busy December program including Sunday School, Bible study, Mother’s Day planning, projector purchase, and a Sunday School closing. A Saturday workday at Sutherland prepares for Bible Camp with confirmation and council meetings. Congregation discusses remodeling, seminary moves, and merger options while electing delegates to conventions.
The church lists a morning prayer and sermon in Russia Orthodox style led by Rev John Lewast Lewinsky. Sunday school at 9. Divine Liturgy at 10. An annual Easter after dinner will follow at the parish hall at noon. Everyone is welcome.
Morning worship service referenced at 1048 appears, with scattered lines listing church names and times. OCR fragment includes partial month timing and a few numbers, making full details unclear.
The notice lists weekday church events with Rev Orville Richara and Marold Fj School Metela Rodoff activities. It mentions noon sessions, a 9 40 pm fellowship, and a first week schedule with several times and locations.
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