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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1943

Page

8

Middlesex School Downs Noble and Greenough in Season Finale

Middlesex School finishes 1943 hockey with seven wins and no defeats. Captain Fred Ecker leads a strong defense as Eliot and teammates top Noble and Greenough at Bateman's Pond rink, marking a perfect year under coaches F Wooley Pratt and Rush A. Kettell.

Unicord Middlesex School Noble & Grenough Madham Bateman’s Pond Eliot Insor iMiddlesex Law Ae Groton Arcade Brown & Nichols Belmont Lexington High Governor Academy of South Eyd Nobles Fred Ecker Star de Mon Teddy Childs Billison F. Wooleey Pratt Rusah A. Kettell

Concord High closes season with 23 16 win at Woburn

Concord High School hoopsters finish 1943 with an away victory over Woburn 23 to 16. Tom Gill tops scoring with nine points as the Red and White notch their eighth win, while Concord seconds beat Woburn seconds. Captain Jack Larrabee and teammates Walker Beardsley depart midseason for Tufts.

Concord Woburn Tanners Hunt Gymnasium Tom Gill Concord Seconds Concord Hoopsters William Te Meey Jack Larrabee Johnny Walker Jim Beardsley Tufts College Spokesfield Scrubs Dickie Crowe Doodle” Barrett Jimmy Dee Paul

Lectures On Japan Prison Experiences Draw Concord Crowd

Winthrop Clapp, noted lecturer and former English teacher in Japan, spoke at West Concordian Church about prison experiences in Japan. On Tuesday he lectured at Concord High School Wells A. Hall Memorial auditorium on Japan yesterday today and tomorrow. The talks drew a large audience and included a questions period.

Concord Charles Winthrop Clapp Japan West Oncorian Copp Roger F. Conant Pearl Or Wells A. Hall Concord High School Concord Lions Club Hig Air

First Church of Christ Scientist Concord Services and Lesson

Concord First Church of Christ Scientist announces Sunday services at 10 45 and Sunday School at 10 45. A midweek testimonial meeting is held Wednesday at 7 45 pm. Reading room hours are 12 to 4 pm on weekdays and holidays excepted. The February 28 lesson presents Christ Jesus with citations from Hebrews Mark and Eddy. Card of Thanks notes family sorrow and gratitude from Morris and related relatives.

First Church OF Christ Scientist Concord Christ Jesus Churches of Christ, Scientist First Church of Christ, Scientist Boston Jesus Christ John Jesus Galilee Gapernaum Mary’ Baker Eddy Christ

Boy Scouts Court of Honor Held in Sudbury

Sudbury The Boy Scout Court of Honor by the Sudbury Troop of Scouts drew a full lower Town hall audience of parents and friends. The program opened at 3 o clock with the pledge and flag ceremony followed by explanations of the oath law motto sign and badge meaning. The Tenderfoot candle service and films impressed attendees and Scoutmaster Fay led the event which the crowd declared a great success.

Sudbury Lower Town Hall United States of America Fay

Requiem High Mass Held at St Bridget’s

Concord mourns Miss Bernice M Bradley 39 of Liberty St South Acton former Concord public schools supervisor who died after long illness A high mass was held at St Bridget’s Maynard followed by burial at St Bernard’s Concord She was born in Carlisle moved to South Acton attended Concord High School and Lowell Normal School Survived by parents John J Bradley and Amm Hennessey Pradley and four brothers John James Leo William

Concord Bernice M.bradley Liberty St South Acton St. Bridget’s Church Maynard St. Bernard’s Cemetery Bradley Carlisle Concord High School Lowell Normal School Upstate John J. Bradley Amm (Hennessey) Pradley John James Leo William

Sudbury High School 1938 Class Yields Air Corps Officers

Sudbury High School’s 1938 class, the fourth youth class, sees Second Lieutenant Taylor of North receive a commission in the Air Corps. Of five grads, four join the Air Corps: Second Don Bowry, “Mike” Priest, Taylor, and First Lieutenant Dalton. Lieutenant Philip Cutler transfers from a camp to a Georgia camp.

Jason. Taylor North Sudbu Air Corps Don ‘Bowry Mike” Priest Taylor Dajton Sudbury

Real Affliction Worse than a Bloody Hand

A fragment suggests a dramatic line about suffering surpassing a bloody hand and a heart of stone, conveying grim imagery and stark emotion in a literary note. The text presents a terse, archaic tone with intense metaphor.

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