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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1959
Page
18
Fis ears to Take morn secry Tosh and of Osign which are to Giered for sale in local for the benefit of the Youth Center. Dan Shea of Boxboro donated a truck for transport.
Rumors mention Santa Claus visiting Acton on December 19 at the Acton Community Center. The note hints at plans and mentions a music director and a chorus, with details to be announced next week.
A local discussion group will meet Sunday evening at the home of John Taft, with participants both new and old invited. The agenda includes preparation for their part in the Cissienen and will be hosted at Emerson's winity. The school address, obtained from the minder, is noted for attendees.
A church meeting with Rev. Nathaniel T. Whitcomb speaking on The Mind to the Sick will follow a 7:30 p.m. program and a Christmas sale is planned from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. at Carlisle Congregational Church. Volunteers welcome. A housing project in Lilburn is noted in brief.
Holy Name at West Concord Our Lady Help of Christians plans a Father and Son meeting on a chosen career. A cancellation is to be served and good attendance is urged.
St Casimir’s church Great Road hosts a two day bazaar with dinners both days and a bean supper from 5 pm. A Sunday turkey dinner is offered at noon, with many gifts and attractions for the holiday season. Claus will visit around 2 pm with gifts for children. Admission is free and all are invited.
Co chairmen Mr and Mrs John announce a festive evening with reception at the chalet assisted by Mrs Har old Johnson Mrs Louis Hough and others. Tickets are limited and sales are hoped to progress. interested parties should contact the listed names promptly.
The fourth annual Advent Fair by St. Pauls Mission Covete will start at 12 noon at Bedford High School Gym. Public welcome. Co chairmen include Mrs Warren W Morris and Mrs Thomas Webber with Mr and Mrs Albert Thomasell aiding. Many articles on sale including a mission table.
Sunbury Women’s Association and Congregational Church plan a Christmas program and tea on December 10 at 2 o’clock. Guest J. Markarian will participate. attendance invited for the festive event at the church.
Sale notices urge shoppers to invest in holiday stock and decorations. Local merchants promote Christmas specials and limited time offers to attract early purchases before the season peaks.
On the lower campus loge Sunday December 6 at 1 30 p m H N groups attend led by President Thomas F Conlon William Stone Our Lady s and four panel discussions on timely topics will be held by Alexander F president Nashoba Valley District and Rudolph W Currier prometry chairmen with final remarks planned.
The Nashoba Valley Holy Name District plans its monthly meeting on Monday December 7 at 8 p.m. at St Casimir's Hall Maynard with President F MacEachern presiding. All 13 societies are urged to attend. Rev Bourgault, pastor of St Anthony's Shirley, district spiritual director, is recovering from an operation.
The notice says First Friday masses at 7:30 in the evening to benefit those unable to attend on a weekday. Sunday masses at St Casimir's are at 9 and 11 o'clock.
Community notices invite all residents to attend a teachers meeting on Monday December 14 at 8 pm. Tickets will be sold at the door. The event, described as a come together for staff, aims to discuss the New Testament project and related activities.
Part of services in Concord described the lighting of the Advent candles. The Christmas gospel candle is lit by the minister, the candle of faith by a church elder, the candle of hope by a child, and the candle of love by a young couple as Christmas observances continue.
There will be Masses for the First Friday of December at St Elizabeth of Hungary Church in West Acton. Masses tomorrow are at 6 30 am and 6 30 pm. Saturday Mass times include morning and evening services. Confusion in the source yields uncertain exact hours.
Auditory notes indicate mass times vary across churches with noon Monday services and evening options. Unclear references to St and Our Lady suggest multiple parishes, but details are fragmentary and require confirmation.
A church event outlines plans for both junior and senior Pilgrim Fellowship. The gathering includes a program at Fellowship Hall and is open to all adults and children from the fifth grade.
A brief notice lists worship service times for South Acton School including nursery kindergarten and primary sessions at 12 m.
A collage of church listings shows services and divisions across congregations. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH invites all ages with nursery care and Holy Communion, while OUR LADY OF HELP OF CHRISTIANS CHURCH schedules masses at 7, 8, 10:15 and 11:30 with Sunday School after the 6 o’clock mass. Additional notices outline First Church of Christ Scientist Concord and other parish activities.
Organist Aene Town Malt performs in a local recital at Good Town Center with Rev Miall Acton leading the program and Goethius ss as accompanist.
Unclear readable text notes a church service involving a pastor in Hungary and a seabed reference of three meters. Mentions Mrs Mar and possible union or choir. Details fragmented. no clear event or outcome.
Sunday masses listed at 7 8 9 30 and 10 30 times with an 8 o clock Children’s mass at Rose Hawthorne School followed by a thon. Feast of Immaculate Conception noted for Tuesday at Monument Hall.
A church timetable outlines junior church for grades 3 to 10 in the sanctuary with various classes. Sunday School covers nursery through third grade and older adults, with Young People's Fellowship for juniors and seniors in the evening. Services include Holy Communion and sermons, with a senior choir and music director mentioned.
The fragment lists a series of rites and services including a Divine Liturgy led by Rev. John Sewart, Finnish school timings, and Pilgrim events. It mentions church times around 6 p.m. and 11:15 p.m. with unclear phrases about locations and participants.
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