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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1951
Page
4
The Concord Enterprise records its Marlboro Massachusetts base with editor Rudolph W Currier at 6 Main St as a weekly Thursday paper. It notes no financial responsibility for typographical errors and lists Eastern representatives Julius Mathews in Boston and New York.
Aioe WG reports subscription rate changes affecting readers. Smee announces adjustments to pricing and access terms. The notice lists varying levels of service and deadlines for renewal.
A series of letters urges blood donation amid Korea conflict shortages and critiques apathy. Other letters discuss Japan's offer to exchange capital goods for raw materials and advocate regional high schools in Massachusetts, citing educators and the Baby Hoover Commission.
Lin Wilson credits Acton volunteers and over 150 workers for exceeding the Red Feather goal in 1952. The town raised 3305 dollars through United Community Services campaigns, with generous contributions from local donors.
The Concord Massachusetts Board of Health notes that vaccination does not guarantee smallpox immunity, outlines the primary take and revaccination reactions, and recommends a Massachusetts schedule: 3.9 months, at school entry, then every 5-7 years. A table shows most children vaccinated before age 12 may soon be vulnerable again.
Benjamin F. Clark of Lowell road was elected the new president of the trade board, succeeding Dow. New officers include Charles F. Mogan as vice president Petersen as recording secretary Samuel G. Kent as corresponding secretary William T. Wyman as treasurer and directors James H. Dee Frank J. Googins and President Dow. The board adopted various financial and social actions and announced a $25 window decoration prize offered by the Garden club.
Concord hosts a social and historical meeting on Friday December 14 marking the 50th anniversary of the fourth Meeting House dedication. An exhibit features pictures objects and church silver. On Sunday December 16 at 11 am Rev Frederick May Eliot will preach at the Celebration service.
The Daring Daniels held a treasure hunt at Union Evangelical Church with verses hidden about the vestry and arranged in reading order. The memory verse and songs focused on a search, with a regular service planned for next Sunday night.
The second monthly rally of The Voice of Christian Youth drew 117 youths and pastors to Union Evangelical church Stow. Rev Douglas McCorkle preached. Myrtle Pugsley read scripture. music by Jeanette Rayner and apm Fitchburg provided. A Watchnight service is planned for New Year’s Eve at South Chelmsford Sectional church. The next rally is January 26 at United church Shirley with Rev Norman Townsend as speaker.
Stow First Parish teachers met at the parsonage to plan the December 21 Christmas party for Sunday School children with a 5:00 p.m. supper, movies, carol singing and a Santa visit. The church held a coffee hour last Sunday featuring the Youth Choir and a sermon on The Art of Detachment by Rev Charles O Richardson Jr. The United Club gathered for a work meeting and planned gifts for the Home for Convalescent Children in Wellesley, with the next coffee hour on January 6.
Acton The Pilgrim Fellowship of Center Congregational church meets Sunday at 7 PM to hear Rev. Robert Jones of Maynard and Sudbury Methodist churches discuss the Methodist denomination. Morning worship features Bible Study Day with sermon titled How is your Bible Bound by Eric Grimshaw.
Sudbury and surrounding towns present The Messiah by The Community Chorus of Wayland Weston and Sudbury at Wayland High School auditorium Sunday December 9 at 4 pm Admission is free and all are invited Chester Williams of the New England Conservatory of Music directs. The following Sunday December 16 the Community Chorus performs again with free admission for all ages.
Concord First Church of Christ Scientist in Concord announces Sunday services at 10 15 a m Sunday school at 10 45 a m testimonial meeting Wednesday evenings at 8 and a reading room at 24 Main Street Mill Dam open 11 a m to 4 p m on weekdays and holidays. A nursery is provided for young children. The lesson sermon topic next Sunday is God the Only Cause and Creator with the Golden Text Genesis 1 1 and passages from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy and Isaiah 44 6 among other readings.
Reverend B Paul Pardy presides at Maynard Union Congregational Church with Sunday school sessions for primary junior and senior ages at 9 30 am and a 10 45 am worship service for beginners followed by a sermon by the pastor.
Glendale Street Maynard Gust Av Wuorinen pastor announces weekly meetings and services. Finnish service Sunday December 9 at 9:00 a.m. English Worship at 11:00 a.m. Special congregational meeting December 16 at 7:00 p.m. to discuss buying an oil burner for the parsonage.
Rev C O Reatacs Jr leads Sunday school at 9 30 morning worship 11 youth group 7 Rev Robert Dempsey leads morning service 10 45 Daring Daniels 5 30 Christian Endeavor 6 30 Bible Club Thursday 3 Cottage Prayer Thursday 7 30 pm.
West Acton SZ Elizabeth of Hungary with Rev John A York preaching at 7 30 and another mass time listed. West Acton Baptist with Rev David Thompson leads 9 30 Sunday School 10 45 Morning Worship Fellowship 6 30 Christian Endeavor 7 30 Evening Worship. Tuesday 8 pm choir rehearsal. Wednesday mid week service.
Rev Newell S Booth Jr pastor Mrs Ellen Haapala soloist 11:00 a m Sunday services 10:00 a m Sunday school Hoover Dam near Las Vegas Nev touted as the world’s highest structure
St Bernard's Catholic Church lists Sunday Masses at 7 8 15 10 and 11 30 with Benediction after the 10 o'clock mass. Sunday school follows the 8 15 mass. Novena to St Jude held each Tuesday at 7 30.
West Concord Rev John J Scollan pastor Mrs Walter Dow organist Sunday Masses at 7 8 30 and 10 30 oclock Sunday school after the 8 30 mass Novena to Our Lady every Tuesday night at 7 45.
Rev Edwin B Nylen will lead Sunday worship at 10 45 AM with sermon by the minister A church school for all ages from three years through high school supervised by Harry W Hanson A Young People's meeting in the chapel follows the service Organist Mrs Nina Lind will accompany the service December 9 9 30 AM session starts earlier with church school.
The Evangelical Free Church lists Pastor Gunnar A Gunderson leading Sunday services with Sunday School Adult Bible Class at 10 15 a m and morning worship at 11 15 a m and a 7 30 p m Gospel service on December 9. A Rebekah sewing circle meets December 6 and Youth Fellowship sponsors a film Regions Beyond on December 7 at 8 p m.
Edm Street Rev. Wm H Clark is rector with Mrs Margaret Ridout as organist. Services include 8 a.m. Holy Communion 9:30 a.m. Family service and 11 a.m. Morning prayer and sermon. Youth group at 6 p.m. Women’s work day on Thursday December 6 at 10:30 a.m. box lunch at 1 p.m. Bible class at 3 p.m. Women's prayer group at 4 p.m.
Lexington Road service at First Parish in Concord features Rev. Edward P. Daniels sermon on The Divine Malady. Church school for grades 8 9 at 10 10 a m kindergarten through grade 7 at 10 50 a m morning service at 11 with chorus and Mrs Harold F Adams organist Young Peoples society meets in the vestry at 6 p m.
Walden Street revival and worship details listed for morning service at 11 o clock with preaching by the minister. Evening activities include 7:30 p.m. Young People's Fellowship and choir rehearsal led by Whittredge Clark as organist.
Acton West Concord offers the Devotion of Forty Hours starting Friday December 14 with 7 a.m. mass at Our Lady Help of Christians. The service ends Sunday with a 10 30 a m high mass. The blessed sacrament remains exposed all day Friday and Saturday. The public is welcome to visit at any time.
Concord resident John H. McPhillips of Lexington road Concord a World War II veteran was listed among Navy Yard workers in Boston praised for aid in saving the federal government thousands of dollars through time saving devices.
Bridget's Church presents daily masses at 7 a.m. Confessions Saturday from to 5 p.m. and 7 to 8:30 p.m. Sunday masses at 7 a.m. 9 a.m. 10:15 a.m. 11:30 a.m. Benediction after the 11:30 a.m. Mass. Novena services Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Religious education for school children Wednesday 8 a.m. and Junior High at 11 a.m.
Rev. David R. Covell presides with Mr. John Hurd and Mr. Donald Shoub as assistants. Services held at 8:00 a.m. Holy Communion on the second and fourth Sundays, 10:45 a.m. Holy Communion on the fourth Sunday, plus 9:15 a.m. church school and 10:45 a.m. Morning Prayer and sermon.
Rev. F. S. Miaskiewicz leads Casimir's Church with Sunday masses at 9 and 11 and a 9 o clock Sunday School. Weekday masses at 8 am except Wednesday 7 30 am. Religious instruction for high and junior high students on Wednesday. First Friday observances and Immaculate Conception feast day Masses at 5 45 and 8 with confessions at 3 and 7.
Maynard Methodist Church announces Pastor Rev. Robert K. Jones Jr and organist Frederick Tuttle with choir. Sunday School at 10 and worship at 11 with the sermon It Pays to Know. Various activities include Youth Fellowship in Sudbury, Scout Troop 30, Homemakers events, and a Friday Christmas party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Howard Whitney.
Rev Eino Hamalainen leads a mid week devotional on Thursday December 6 at 730 pm with a social hour sponsored by Mr and Mrs Charles Holt. On Sunday December 9 there is Sunday school at 930 am 45th anniversary worship at 11 am with Rev William A Sumner guest speaker and an anniversary dinner after the service followed by a program at 2 pm.
Pennsylvania produced nearly one third of the United States steel output, underscoring its key role in national industry and the dominance of the state's steel sector within the industrial economy.
Listings show multiple Sudbury churches reporting December 9 services. Saint Elizabeth Episcopal greets 10 am Holy Communion and 11:15 am servers. Memorial Congregational outlines 9:30 am women’s choir, 11 am service, 7 pm young people. First Parish Sudbury notes 5 pm service and Bible study. Sudbury Methodist lists 9:30 am worship, 7 pm youth activities, and choir rehearsals.
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