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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1946
Page
3
Massachusetts church notices list service times sermons and special events. Fulton to lead at Maynard Congregational Church with choir and school at 9 30 A M. Koponen to lead Finnish Congregational service February 17 with Christian Endeavor rally in Quincy.
The parish lists weekly confessions, Sunday Masses at 7 9 10 15 and 11 30 am in the upper church with children's Mass at 9 am in the lower church. It notes choir duties, devotions, novena Tuesday 7 30, religion classes, Guild meetings, a February lecture by Rev John Sheerin, and a whist party February 18 led by Joé Byrne.
The Sudbury Massachusetts Methodist Church will hold a 9:30 A M service with a sermon on Honoring Great Men by Rev Herbert F Fulton. The church school meets after the morning service and Youth Fellowship gathers in the church. A supper and entertainment with brief social will follow at 6:00 P M in the vestry on February 19. All members and friends are invited.
In South Sudbury Massachusetts Memorial Congregational Church announces Sunday at 9 30 Sunday school with Miss Barbara Skinner from Tremont Temple Boston presenting a flannelgraph on Feeding of the Five Thousand. Regular worship at 11 00 with Mr Duplissey preaching on The Divine Challenge and Miss Elinor Bently at the organ. Christian Endeavor at 6 30. Monday 3 pm Melody club meeting at the parsonage for teachers training at 7 30. Tuesday men’s club in vestry. Wednesday rehearsal at 3 pm under Mrs Presley. The church thanks all who assisted with a recent installation.
Harold Merriam music director and Miss Mary Lothrop organist lead union services at the Congregational Church this month with services at 7 45 a m and church school at 9 30 a m.
Sunday services at Concord First Church of Christ Scientist start 10 45 AM with Sunday school. Wednesday testimonial meeting 7 45 PM. Bible passages from Isaiah 60 19 and I John 3 9. St Bernard's Church in Monument Square lists masses 7 00 8 15 and 10 30 AM, Sunday school after the 8 15 mass. rosary and litany at 7 00 PM.
West Concord Catholic church lists Rev W F Shillginéisy pastor and Rev Joseph W Sullivan curate with Sunday masses at 7 8 30 and 10 30 am Sunday school after the 8 30 mass and an evening benediction service.
Pastor John E. B. Wallacé will lead Sunday morning worship at 11 o'clock on Walden Street. Sunday school will be held at 9 30 o'clock.
Mrs Nina Lind serves as interim pastor with C Waldo McWilliams directing the choir for Sunday morning worship at 10 45 o clock. Sunday school starts at 9 45 o'clock.
The Lexington Road church notes February events led by Minister Edward P Daniels. Sunday schedule includes Church School at 9:45 a.m. and Morning Service at 11:00 a.m. A Church hour Kindergarten and a Couple's Choir costume party in the vestry are planned. King’s Daughters meet in the vestry on February 5.
Pastor Harry P Odland announces Sunday school at 10 45 a m gospel service at 7 30 p m February 17 times. Event includes Crucial Test of Re arsday February 14 mission meeting at church 8 p m. Bible study on the Gospel of John 1 5. Prayer week February 18 to 22 in various homes.
The notice lists Rector Rev Charles R Peck at Elm Street Trinity Church with Holy Communion at 8:00 a.m. and Morning Prayer and Sermon at 11:00 a.m. Junior church goes to the service, and a confirmation class is scheduled for 4:00 p.m. on Sundays.
Pastor John H. Morgan leads Sunday school at 9 30 a m and morning worship at 10 45 a m. Evening services include Jy ing at 3 30 p m and Senior Christian Endeavor at 6 45 p m.
A garbled recipe fragment lists Edna McIntosh and a dish called Vegetable Custard of Soutties. It describes preparing white sauce with flour and milk, adding peas, lemon juice, and baking in cups in a hot-water bath at 325 F for about 50 minutes, served hot or cold.
The piece notes how spices and herbs have long enriched meals from colonial America to the Middle and Far East, with pepper once pricey and now common again. It urges careful use to enhance soups stews and meats, and cites examples like ham with cloves and a grape juice cocktail as dinner ideas.
Drama star Raymond Massey dominates four media in 1946 season stage screen television and radio. He plays Abe Lincoln on an International Harvester show February 10 and is set for CBS television. He stars on Broadway with Gertrude Lawrence in Pygmalion Massey co stars with Joan Crawford in April in War film One Soldier.
A young scout writes of Scout ideals and service noting Presidents address them from the White House. He highlights wartime duties including collecting waste paper clothing scrap iron and rubber for the war effort and recalls millions of former Scouts in the armed forces.
A historical note outlines Scout Law virtues including trustworthiness loyalty helpfulness friendliness courtesy kindness obedience cheerfulness thriftiness bravery and reverence. It emphasizes readiness to save lives aid the injured perform good turns and respect for God and others beliefs.
Maynard Boy Scout Troop held religious services at St. Bridget's church during Scout Week. They attended 9:30 mass led by Rev. John Bernatonis and received Holy Communion. Later they joined Algonquin Council troops at St Stephen's Framingham for ceremonies with Rev. Edward Callaghan and Father John McEneaney delivering sermons. Transportation was arranged by Rev. D Edward O'Bryan Henry Hansen and Mrs. Duke.
Literary quotation by Matthew Prior cited as reflection on happiness greatness and wisdom. The line asserts that true intent of spirit derives from science and elevates human attributes as godlike. Context appears as a poetic/philosophical fragment.
Boston temperatures averaged 3 percent warmer than the prior year and 3 percent below the 43 year average through January 27. Massachusetts births rose 23.6 percent in 1940–44, with war years adding roughly twice the Massachusetts deaths in service. Vehicle traffic rose about a third from last year but stayed under 1941 peak. Pneumonia cases fell to 2136 in 1945, rabies among animals ended with clinics, and the state pursued Horseneck Beach development in Westport.
Capt. Charles H. Duston U S P H S of Pope Road has been discharged from the Navy after four and a half years of service. A Concord physician, he was commissioned October 12, 1941 and led the First Surgical Service at the U S Marine Hospital in Cleveland. He earned membership in the Cleveland Academy of Medicine and a Surgeon General commendation. He studied at Carney Hospital Boston and Boston College class of 1934. He and his wife have two children.
The Museum of Fine Arts Boston founded in 1871 is credited with several firsts including introducing a summer story hour for children in 1911 initiating a scientific study of museum construction opening free admission at all times and publishing a museum bulletin.
A proverb urges seekers to prize wisdom above all, urging the pursuit of understanding as a key aim. The line emphasizes that wisdom should guide all acquisition and learning, framing knowledge as essential to sound judgment and growth.
The article notes a shift from February 11 to February 22 for George Washington’s birthday due to Britain adopting its calendar in 1752. It explains the 11 day correction and mentions UCLA figure Louis Knott Koontz in relation to calendar history.
The Boy Scouts of America was organized February 8 1910 with President Taft and James F West as officers. More than 12 million have joined and active membership nears two million. Boy Scout Week will be observed February 8 to 14 nationwide praising the movement’s 36 year history and its Good Turn service to others.
State officials warn big game hunting may be curtailed in coming years due to declining fish populations endangering game stock and ecological balance across Wyoming.
The Cushing Geneva Hospital invites civilians to apply for many positions with Civil Service benefits and protection. Salaries range from 30.82 to 33.12 weekly for a 44 hour week with sick leave and vacation. Apply directly to the Personnel Office FirstORES Administration Building for staffing, hours 8 to 5 daily and 8 to 12 on Saturdays.
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