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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1949
Page
18
Bos discusses Miss Truman’s preparation for Schubert and Ave Maria performances. He emphasizes overcoming stage fright and building German or other language skills while developing a strong artist’s bowing technique and consistent stamina for demanding schedules.
In Los Angeles this summer a new line of suits makes a formal debut described as seamless and form fitting. A press agent notes the garments avoid vertical seams, claiming a smoother silhouette and improved fit despite limited tailoring details in the preview.
A party split emerged as a vote to kill the measure failed and then, shortly after, another official vote was defeated in Congress. The result showed opposing blocs shifting positions on retaliation and responsibility, with a recorded margin of 223 to 187 after initial 163 to 104.
A draft measure on the new wheat agreement gains attention as the United States and Argentina engage in a four year deal involving at least 168 million bushels of wheat to be exported at tiered price levels up to 1.90 dollars per bushel with participation by about 40 nations. The text notes the pact is not as favorable as the 2008 arrangement and that debate extends into the 1990 session.
A concise aphorism notes that lacking a clear destination or goal leaves efforts directionless and unproductive, implying purpose guides action and determines outcome. Without a defined aim, direction and motivation falter.
A Marlboro group joins about 1000 World War II and World War I veterans in Boston on April 29 to mark the first American unit decorated by a foreign government. The event features ceremonies at the mural site with principal speaker Mayor James M. Curley presiding.
Sunday services and Sunday school at 10 46 and a testimonial meeting on Wednesday at 7 46 Reading room in use for patrons. The article quotes a Biblical verse about reaping what is sown and notes scientific Christian interpretation.
N Green serves as student assistant. Holy Communion is held the second Sunday monthly at 6 p m. Another Holy Communion occurs Sundays at 6:00 a m with morning prayer at 10 48 a m each week except the fourth. Church school meets every Sunday at 9 15 p m.
At 6:30 a.m. church school led by Mrs Norman E Johanson, superintendent at 1046. Morning worship follows with a sermon by the minister. A nursery is provided for preschool children so parents may attend church.
May 1 masses at 7 8 15 10 11 80 downstairs church service for St Jude each Tuesday at 7 80. rosary sermon and benediction. First Parish 18 Congreg Rev ry Miss June nday May 1 morning worship sermon An Art of Faith. Chorus choir Miss E June Hood organ. Parish meeting Concord supper 6 45 p m vestry. Daughters of the First Parish meet at Mrs Berkeley Wheeler home Simon Willard road.
Evening coffee sponsor by Mrs Amanda Bulette and Mr and Mrs John Lehtoy on May 1 at 7 30 pm. Finnish event starts at 9 30 am with morning English worship at 11 am May 3 couples club at 7 30 pm at the home of Mr and Mrs Jalmar Jarvi Acton Road South Acton
A fragmented church calendar lists Holy Communion at 6 May morning with children's worship at 10 and a junior youth session at a street location. A Trinity Church sermon follows and a May 3 meeting covers altar guild and lunch.
Organist Elisabeth Sexton serves as pastor and music lead at Acton St Elizabeth of Hungary as worship services resume faith activities.
Sunday service at 10 45 am and 7 30 pm features the P orchestra string band and a vocal duet. A mid week meditation and prayer by the Rebekah Circle meets on Wednesday May 4 at 8 pm.
On Saturday three to five and seven to eight thirty p.m. Masses are planned with a seven o clock service. Wednesday at seven eighty there is a Novena service followed by a meeting of the fraternity of Christian children. First Communion preparation is on Wednesday and Saturday with Holy Communion for parish children next Sunday.
Rev Robert Burt pastor announces May 1 services with Sunday school for junior and primary age groups, worship at 10:45, and a Pilgrim Fellowship meeting. May 3- Junior Choir at 3:30, Women’s Congregational Service Group at 8, May 4- choir rehearsal at 5, Ladies Benevolent at 2:30. a motion picture titled Virginia is shown with The Wooden Soldiers, featuring Patsy in can and sound, plus Laurel and Hardy and music.
The notice lists church events including Divine Worship at 1 a.m. and 10 a.m. Sunday School with Lutheran Hour on WLAW at noon, plus the Lutheran Hour on Monday May 2 at 8 p.m. Mt Calvary Luther League meets at the Elm Street home of Mr and Mrs Calvin for an evening topic study Our Communion Service.
A short church notice invites parishioners to Mass and a Novena for Mrs. Wm. A. M. on Thursday at 0:15 after morning hours, with prayers and offerings.
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