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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1963
Page
10
Maynard Woman's Club will meet Tuesday at 2 PM in K of C Hall. Coffee precedes the illustrated talk by Miss Janette Taylor on Through the South Pacific and Southeast Asia. Future programs include Trees in the Community, The Call of M, a play, and an annual luncheon.
Mrs Benjamin Walker and Mrs Prank A Allain lead Sudbury Club greetings with a list of committee members including Mrs Walter H Dotbier and Mrs Anna Merrow. Corsages prepared by Mrs Maxwell P Eaton.
Union Church in West Concord holds regular services led by Rev. Edwin B. Nylen with Holy Communion and a sermon on The Link Between Past and Future. New members will join at the 11 oclock service. church school runs 9:30 and 11 for different age groups. Junior and senior high fellowship meet Sunday. Men’s club meets Tuesday evening.
A sign on the desk of Irving J. Bottner at Esquire Shoe Care marked the new members. The display touted polished shoes and a bright image with Purdy referenced as part of the event.
In crowded urban commutes the author notes friction yet finds strangers exchanging smiles and the phrase Have a good day The piece links this everyday courtesy to Christian Science beliefs citing Mary Baker Eddy and the Bible It explains how true good days come from aligning with divine Mind and unfolding God given duties in daily life
Sudbury bird lovers note many chickadees juncos redpolls and purple finches with robins near barberry hedges. An old Indian legend explains how Great Spirit gave leaves wings turning them into birds to bring beauty and protection to trees and nesting sites.
Maynard residents interested in the federal manpower development training act program should contact Angelo Cincotta at the Massachusetts Division of Employment Security in the new town building during weekday business hours. The week ending Dec 2 shows 13 more initial unemployment claims, seasonal slack noted. continued claims eased by one. New applications dropped 19 to 23, with 14 placements, down one.
A tasting party with a benediction is scheduled for 8 o'clock hosted by Mrs. Salvatore In quanti. The evening promises refined refreshment and a cordial social gathering.
Trinity Episcopal Church reorganizes its preschool program with three age groups meeting in the downstairs parish hall and Grades 1-3 in the undercroft of the new church. Sunday services are revised with Holy Communion at 9 14 a m on the third Sunday and a separate Communion on the ham with assistants preaching at both services. Sherman to speak to women after luncheon January 10. reservations needed by Tuesday.
Hospital Corpsman Cheila Van Wart and Airman Apprentice Judith Goddard, daughters of local families on Old Sudbury road, completed basic training at Bainbridge and regionally graduated from Lin Regional High School. Both worked at Emerson Hospital before enlisting. Van Wart serves at Great Lakes and Goddard at Corpus Christi.
Sudbury Fourth quarter conference of Sudbury Methodist Church invites officers to attend and hear reports decisions and plans. Meeting starts with a 6 30 p m covered dish supper. Sudbury Woman’s Club has no January meeting next meets February 6 Home Talent Day with Mrs Frederick W Paget art chairman and committee. Mr and Mrs Richard Vota Grant Road welcomed a daughter born December 18 at Emerson Hospital.
Roxborough announces the dedication of modern angelus chimes at United Church of Sunday led by Rev. Wilana B. Oden with deacons and church groups officiating. New members welcomed include Mr and Mrs James L. McAndie Mrs Ige Random Mr and Mrs E Klitsch Miss Bevers Lane Miss Beverly Custance and Mr Aan B Roach.
Mrs Walter Judy Linscott and Deborah Lynn Garden plan a 2 o'clock meetup at the home of Mrs William pi in Ham, marking a social gathering to welcome the new bride.
A brief notice outlines U.S. savings bonds and their purchase or redemption options. It emphasizes simple access through channels and highlights potential benefits for savers.
Parish announces Masses at 7, 8, 10, 11 and 11:30 o clock with organist Miss Helen Do. Pastor Rev. Lewis J. Kearn and curates Rev. Thomas F. Brosnan and Rev. Michael J. Regan oversee school sessions after the o clock.
In Concord multiple congregations share service times: Evangelical Free Church at 9:45 a.m. with Sunday School and evening service. Trinity Congregational Church features 9:30 a.m. morning worship and church school. First in Concord lists Reverend Marjorie Schumacher with 11 a.m. worship and seminarian service. Christian Science notes a Sunday lesson sermon on God with cited text from Science and Health.
Rev. E Wyman Harold Brady serves as Sunday school superintendent while morning worship is at 10:00 AM at Contaria with Rev Micheal Teinklein in Bedford. The Paul Mission Church holds Protestant service with Rev James and Mrs ee sermon at 10 AM in a family service with classes.
The Sudbury Methodist Church outlines a Sunday program with 9:30 morning worship and 10:45 church nursery primary junior high sessions. An adult class and 7:30 Sr Hi fellowship follow morning worship as listed in the church schedule.
St Elizabeths Church led by Rev Edmund Sunderland Jr offers 8:00 and 9:30 Holy Communion services with a church school through 3rd grade and 11:00 Morning Prayer. First Parish Unitarian under Rev Carl R Scovel lists 10:00 Morning Worship and 11:00 Fellowship Hour with Sunday Masses at 7:30 8:30 10:30 and 11:30 a.m.
Readable fragments list service times and officials for T. Joseph's Church St. Michael's Church Mount Calvary Lutheran and South Acton churches. Includes pastors names organists directors and Sunday masses or worship times plus Sunday school notes and youth program hints.
Reverend Roger W. Wootton presides over 8 am Holy Communion at Town Hall with Mrs Ribeiro as organist. 10 am Morning prayer and sermon. Child care and nursery available. No church school. Sunday School closed until further notice.
Rev Charles B Kerans pastor Rev Edward J McLaughlin curate announce new masses on Sundays at 7 8 9 10 45 and 12 noon with Masses through Christmas at 6 30 a m and 9 a m except Saturday 8 and 9 a m on the schedule
Rev William T Keech serves as minister and organist with C Waldo MacWilliams as choir director The church school is led by George Ki Locke Jr and Sarah J Herod director of Christian education Worship and church school start at 9 30 a m with nursery for 3 year olds through grade six.
Worship services now at 9 am and 11 30 am with Sunday School at 9. New Year’s party planned at the hall this evening. Parish events include a welcome for parishioners and a brief gathering at the church hall.
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