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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1945
Page
6
Sunday worship at 11 00 A M in the Lutheran sanctuary with a sermon by the pastor and a 10 45 AM Sunday School. Finnish worship 7 30 PM. Troop meetings 7 30 PM. Congregational church announces Sunday worship 11 00 AM and a concert. Sunday School held on Saturday December 22 at 6 PM with rehearsal each Wednesday at 7 PM.
A fragment notes a morning prayer at George's Church and a Sabra tague Christmas party scheduled for Monday December 17 at 7 30.
A fragmentary quotation attributes a view to Phillips Brooks, stating that the simplest definition asks for nothing more than a wish. The context suggests a reflection on desire and its nature.
Concord First Church of Christ Scientist Boston announces Sunday services December 16 with Bible lesson read from The Mother Church and readings from The Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy. The Golden Text from Psalms 121:7 9 is cited and related remarks mention divine mindfulness and Providence.
Pastor Nina Lind leads Sunday school plus regular morning services at 10 45 with organist MacWilliams and choir under Wallace. Church school and morning services planned with the pastor preaching at 11 o clock.
Lang Concord Plodland pastor leads services at 7 30 p m with Sunday school at 10 45 a m prayer meeting Sundays and Friday gathering at Miss Helen's home mas program on December 23 at o clock
An 8:00 AM Holy Communion and 12:00 PM morning prayer and sermon are listed. Junior church will attend this service with small offerings provided by ushers, including Tim envelopes.
Fragmentary prose reflects on mercy as a virtue worth keeping in memory and speech. It contrasts prayerful restraint with hot emotion and urges careful communication to avoid overstepping or diminishing one’s message.
Church services will be held in the Congregational church during December at 10 45 a m. Church school at 9 30 a m. Merriam music director and Miss Mary Lothrop organist are listed for the program.
The Sudbury Methodist Church schedules an 8:30 a.m. service led by Minister Fulton and a sermon titled Does our Nation need a Savior. The choir offers special music for the service and the church will convene at the regular hour. Youth Fellowship will be omitted on Wednesday evening.
Rev. John H. M . Pastor. Sunday school at 9 30 a m Morning worship at 10 45 a m Junior Christian Endeavor at 3 30 p m Senior Christian Endeavor at 6 45 p m.
The item lists masses at Our Lady Help of Christians Church and St Bernard's Church with clergy and service times. It also notes a morning sermon at the First Church of Christ Scientist and cites a REA report saying over three million U.S. farms lack electricity access.
Reader fragment mentions cooking ideas and breakfast items with unfamiliar terms, references to tastes and unusual dishes. The text reads as fragmented promotional or editorial chatter about cereal and breakfast choices with stray names like Feenees Lee Barton and Nifret, lacking clear events or outcomes.
Monsignor John J. Wright condemns the atomic bombing and peacetime compulsory military training in a St. Thomas More Guild lecture at St. Bridget's. He argues the United States must avoid arming Europe and questions peace terms tied to religion, citing civilian casualties and moral law.
The senior class presents a three act comedy based on a young man loved by five women. Robert St Clair, famed for stage and screen success, wrote the witty dialogue. Northwestern Press notes it as a promising publication rights pick. Town hall, December 14 at 8 p.m. with a professional finish expected.
On a Sunday in Bedford the Holy Name Society held a breakfast after Communion at Town Hall with Spiritual Director Rev John Allston. James Stinson spoke on spiritual duties while Father Haran of Weston College outlined salvation opportunities. Maryknoll trio John Cadden Hogiph Merino and Walter Weinrich sang, with Franny McMahan on piano. New members were formally received, and four delegates were chosen to attend a convention at Boston College High School led by Archbishop Cush. Parishioners are urged to support Food for War Week.
Post war item targets housewives and party givers as a reversible asbestos and treated paper ashtray coaster combo. Offered in four designs, the set adds festive notes to tables and rooms and sells for one dollar per box of twelve through New England stores or directly from Trayco Inc in New York City Chrysler Building.
The Internal Revenue Office under Collector Denis W Delaney offers help to discharged veterans and returning service men to correct past tax accounts. Many have no tax due due to military pay exemptions, but some wives may have taxable incomes requiring refunds. to compute properly they must provide income records, with civilian pay and tax withheld for the first months of service.
Memorial Congregational Church lists activities in December including a Young Peoples Christmas party at the Sawyer home on December 15 and a Red Cross sewing session with Mrs Ella Cain on December 18 at the church. A Cheseteens party and Hew. Duplissey reception follow on December 21. The Garden Club meets December 15 at 2 30 p m at Town Hall. Boy Scouts hold a rummage sale December 15 and a Christmas party December 20 at the church vestry. Grange hosts a Christmas meeting on December 18.
Florence Alabama reports Mrs. Mary Whitehead has six sons serving in the Army. Two sons were discharged on points and have re enlisted.
By 1862 mining had risen to prominence in Colorado signaling a shift in economic focus. The era marks rapid mineral discoveries and growing settlement as prospectors flocked to the region seeking silver and gold wealth.
An unusual bird, a cormorant, has been spotted at Lake Sullivan near Indianapolis. The bird, noted for feeding on fish, has visited the lake for three years in a row, missing one year before returning this year.
The text notes licenses to be issued by the state and cites 1940 federal census official figures. It lists population figures for communities including Bedford Concord Maynard and Sudbury, with several towns such as Berlin and Northboro showing varied counts. The data suggest population estimates for 1945 as part of ongoing state population assessments.
The report recalls Seaman Bailey from Amarillo who used a can of shoe polish to aid prisoners of war under Japanese captors. The polish aided a shine boy for Allied officers and helped secure food, enabling him to survive harsh conditions at Bilibid Prison and Manila streets during captivity.
In Goshen Indiana a railroad section gang member identified as Puga, 39, suffered a severe cut to his foot. Medical staff struggled to treat him as he remained ticklish and unable to speak English. It took three attendants and a nurse to assist before treatment could proceed.
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