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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1937
Page
5
A fragmented notice invites Otto Kafos and others to a prayer and Bible study event with a sermon on soul and salvation. It mentions August 10 at 7 pm and August 21 at a residence for the gathering. Refreshments will be served.
A fragmented notice notes services at Concord with a 10 45 start and a Wednesday testimonial event. It mentions readings on thieves and Christ peibe world and cites a prayer for timing and guidance, with references to divine light and aid for the deaf.
Daily Masses at 7 am. First Friday Masses at 7 am. Benediction Sunday afternoon at 5 pm. Pastor Rev. Hughnessy leads services at RaWee.
The Catholic Bernard's Church announces Sunday Masses at 7 00 am 8 30 am and 10 00 am with Benediction after late Mass First Friday Masses at 6 46 am Holy Communion at 7 30 am and First Friday devotion at 7 40 pm Weekday Masses at 7 00 am and 7 30 am Trinity church joins Saint Anne's Church on Walden Pond Road South Lincoln for August with service at 9 00 am Rev Richard E McEvoy to preach and read the Holy Communion at August 16th service.
The display features a rich range of gladioli including purest Palo lilacs pinks and deep greens. Prize winning varieties from England and America are shown. Landscape garden exhibits highlight gladioli use. Visitors vote for favorite home arrangements with cash prizes and a grand cup. Open August 14 to 26 daily 10 am to 5 pm.
Miss Ethel Grandberg of the Massachusetts Service will visit her sister Madeline next week for a week long vacation. Roy V Cann of Carlisle buys two new school buses to operate himself. Alphious Baxter found a 1736 penny in Actog this summer. Melvin Wise found a new penny in Charles L Wright’s yard. Miss Margaret Garrett of Barrett Mill Road leaves Saturday August 14 with the Hatchs for a two week vacation at Eastham. Horace Tinell has competed in Marblehead sailing races in the Quincy Pirate Class and earned several prizes. A Fenway Park baseball double header attracted many Concord fans, with a large midweek crowd. Stew Edward Daniels returned from Maine to fish with Edwin Brooks. Daniel Lapham Jr of West Concord led the Sunday service at West Concord Union Church in Pastor Teed’s absence while he vacationed.
The Gladiolus Exhibition at Little Tree Farms in Framingham Centre showcases this year's larger display after strong response to last year. In a cool evergreen-walled storeroom, professionals, connoisseurs, and garden lovers praise the flower show as a premier horticultural event of the season.
Miss Dorothy Marsden, a 1929 graduate of the local school, was named a teacher at the Junior High. John Provasoll transferred from Junior High to the Senior High faculty during the week as the School Committee reshapes staff. Miss Marsden will also coach field hockey, a sport she played in school. Morse Oil Company on Main Street reports recent alterations and orders full lubrication equipment for cars and trucks, and agency for Firestone tires and batteries.
The Sudbury water intake has nearly doubled since January as drought persists. If dry weather continues there will be more pressure and opposition by year’s end. Evening Club members visited Mr and Mrs Charles H Way, recently vacated by the western family.
Mrs David Stilée of bury Washington was a recent guest of Mr and Mrs B P Stiles and Mrs Clare G Davie of Hempstead Long Island. Davis is the son of Reverend Clare G Davis, who served twenty years ago as pastor of the EB Church Sudbury Center.
The will of the late Mary Maine, proven last week, leaves her entire estate valued at about 22500 dollars to her longtime friend Miss R Adelaide Witham of Barstow.
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