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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1944
Page
5
Rationing reforms begin in February with blue and red stamps in book four worth 10 points each regardless of face value. Stamps valid for two weeks and tokens issued for change. Large reduction in stamp quantity noted, with a diagram showing 10 point stamps simplifying point totals.
Acton girls routed Maynard 64 19 in a four quarter game. Referee Helen Chanwick oversaw the contest with four eight minute periods.
Lexington downed Concord by sixty to nineteen at Lexing ton last Friday night in the latest blowout. Concord's offense struggled while Lexington rolled to a decisive win marking a strong early season performance.
The First Parish in Concord announces Sunday February 27 1944 services with Rev Edward P Daniels preaching on Overlooked Treasure at 11 am and Church School at 945 am. The Chorus Choir will sing. A Union Service follows at 430 pm at Trinitarian Congregational Church featuring Charles J Connick renowned stained glass designer and artist.
The Pilgrim Chapel on Thoreau Street schedules pastor H N Parsons to preach February 2 1944 at 7:30 p.m. The sermon draws from Matthew 25 with the subject Is There a Court Case Eevee Against the People of Concord.
The Trinitarian Congregational Church lists morning worship with Rev John E Wallace at 10 45 a m and Mr Wallace will preach. An evening Pilgrim Fellowship is scheduled for 7 00 p m.
At Trinity Church on Elm Street worship services include Holy Communion at 8:00 a.m. and Morning Prayer with Sermon at 11:00 a.m.
Wednesday events include 11 00 AM Holy Communion 230 PM Following C S L activities 1230 PM Box lunch with Miss Amelia Hill of Alaska afterspeaking Friday March 3 1944 800 PM Cameron Bible Class
The Evangelical Free Church led by Rev. Harry P. Odland lists a 10 45 a m Sunday School 10 45 a m Morning Worship 3 30 p m Intermediate Society 7 00 p m Senior Society and a Wednesday 8 00 p m Prayer Service. A Sunday gospel service sermon and lesson are announced.
Weekly notices announce Lent services at Our Lady Help of Christians Church led by Rev Wm F Shaughnessy and Rev George F Everard with Sunday 5:00 pm novena and sermon plus Friday 3:30 pm Stations of the Cross for children Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament scheduled during Lent.
Daily Lent masses at 6 30 and 7 00 a m offered to all boys and girls in the armed forces worldwide. Monday mass at 7 00 a m continues as a special devotion for service members.
Rev Walter A Quintan and Rev Mark Sullivan curate at St Bernard Church announce Lent services starting Friday February 25 1944 at 3 90 p m with Stations of the Cross Benedict ion of the Blessed Sacrament to follow Daily Masses during Lent at 7 and 7 30 except Sundays Sunday Masses at 7 00 8 15 and 10 00 a m Special Sunday evening service at 7 00.
A collection of quotes on home life and duty. Mary Baker Eddy urges faithfulness in family relationships and living by the Golden Rule. Bacar extols affectionate parental governance and loving obedience. Goethe adds that duty means promptly and faithfully handling today’s affairs.
To fix a 6 by 12 foot yard spot, excavate about 10 inches deep, add a 3 inch concrete bed, then a setting bed of sand and cement. Place flagstones while wet, point joints with sand cement, and keep the surface damp for several days. Use cinders for base then tamp.
A colossal camera once used for high magnification is housed by a telephone company in its laboratories. The device, large enough for a photographer to work inside, is noted for its historical significance and ongoing electrical research use.
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