Trinity Church Episcopal Schedules Holy Communion and Meetings
Concord church activity outlines January services with Rev. Bradford Hastings rector and guest preacher Rev. Charles Russell Peck. Events include morning worship 8 and 11 oclock, children's worship, youth groups, vestry meetings, education and social responsibility committees, vestry supper, and a women's program with Latin American missions talk by Mrs Laurence Richardson.
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Trinity Church
Episcopal Elm Street
Bradford Hastings
Margaret Ridout
Holy Communion
Main Street
Barishouse
Charles Russell Peck
Education Commission
Social Responsibility Commission
Lincoln
Sudbury
Maynard
Concord
Laurence Richardson
Boston
West Concord Union Church Schedule
The West Concord Union Church lists services and events for the week with ministers Rev. Edwin B. Nylen and Rev. Robert Wood Coe. Activities include Church School at 8:30 a.m. and Morning Worship at 10:45 a.m. plus youth groups, an annual meeting and dinner, and club events.
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West Concord Union Church
Edwin B. Nylen
Robert Wood Coe
Pilgrim Fellowship
Bedford area church notices and service times
Bedford churches list pastors and hours for Sunday services at Church of Christ Congregational First Parish Unitarian and Michael's Church Catholic. Rev Marvin L Derby Rev William E Kerrigan address 27 Great Road 52 Great Road 154 Great Road. Masses 8 9 11:15 a.m. Benediction follows 9:15 mass. Sunday school after Benediction.
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Church OF Christ
Marvin L. Derby
Great Road
Bedford
Leila M. Blake
Michael’s Church
William E. Kerrigan
Acton Center Congregational Church Services Notice
Rev. H. Ben Simms presides over morning service at 11:00 a.m. A nursery is available. Church school convenes at 12 noon.
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H. Ben Simms
Achoel
Acton Churches Schedule Morning Services
South Acton Universalist Pastor Carl A Hempel leads Sunday school at 9 30 and service at 10 45. Congregational Church Pastor H Ben Simms holds service and nursery at 9 45 and Sunday school at 10 45.
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Acton Universalist Church
Carl A. Hempel
South Acton
Stow Union Evangelical and First Parish Brew Services
Stow Union Evangelical holds Sunday services at 10 45 AM with Sunday School at 9 30 AM and Christian Endeavor at 6 45 PM. First Parish in Brew led by Rev C O Richardson Jr offers morning worship at 1 00 PM and a Youth Group at 7 00 PM.
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Robert B. Dempsey
Christian Endeavor
Brew
C. O. Richardson Jr
Miss Ave "der Suroy
First Church of Christ Scientist Concord Services and Reading Room
Sunday services at 10 45 with Sunday School. Wednesday testimonial meeting at 7 45. Reading Room open 11 am to 4 pm on Mill Dam at 24 Main street with nursery for young children. January 8 Sacrament lesson from Bible and Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures.
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First Church OF Christ, Scientist
Concord
Mill Dam
Main Street
Levi
Malachi
Mary Baker Eddy
Oone
Our Lady Help of Christians Church Masses and Services
Our Lady Help of Christians Church West Concord lists Masses at 7 830 and 1030 with Sunday School after the 830 mass. A Novena to Our Lady is held each Wednesday at 730 PM. Reverend L J McCarthy is pastor. Organists are Mrs John Kerrs Mrs Walter Dow and David Gallagher.
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OUR Lady Help OF Christians
West Concord
Lexander J. McCarthy
John Kerrs
Walter Dow
David Gallagher
Our Lady
Bernard's Church Mass Schedule and Choir Note
St Bernard's Church Monument Square lists Masses at 7, 8 15, 10 and 11 30 with the Junior Choir at 8 15. Sunday School follows the downstairs mass. A St Jude service runs each Tuesday at 7 30 p m.
First Parish Concord Service and Sunday School
The Concord church announces morning service with Rev. Edward P. Daniels presiding organist Miss E June Hood. Sermon title The Pattern of Life with music by the Chorus Choir. Church School reopens January 8 at 9:35 and the Young People’s Society meets at 7:15 p m in the vestry.
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Concord
Lexington Bond
Edward PB. Daniels
E. June Hood
Young Peoples’ Society
Evangelical Free Church Weekly Schedule and Meetings
Long Street church led by Pastor Gunnar A. Gunderson hosts 10:45 Sunday School 11 Adult Bible Class 7:30 Gospel Service Sermon by the Pastor An annual meeting and officer election on Monday January 9 at 7:30 social time after A mid week meditation and prayer on Wednesday January 11 8 p.m Women’s Missionary Society on Thursday January 12 8 p.m and Young People’s Society on Friday January 18 8 p.m
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Women’s Missionary Society
Young People’s Society
Trinitarian Walden Street Church Notices
Rev Robert H Barber pastor. Friday January 6 6 36 pm Men s Club meeting with speaker Attorney George Fingold. Sunday January 8 9 30 am church school for all ages 11 am morning worship. Mr Barber preaches Power of Prayer 730 pm Young People Fellowship hosts First Parish youth. Tuesday January 17 8 pm Service of Recognition for Rev Robert Barber. Sunday February 5 11 am Layman s Sunday.
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Trinitarian Congregational Church
Walden Street
Robert H. Barber
Robert J. Vervey
George Fingold
Robert Barber
Maynard Finnish Ev. Mission Schedule
Pastor Eine J. Hamialeinen leads Thursday devotion at 7 30 p m with coffee after. Saturday church annual meeting at 7 30 p m in the church. Sunday Sunday School at 10 a m and worship at 11 a m in English.
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Mission Congregational Church
Eine J. Hamialeinen
Methodist Church Notes and Activities in Maynard
Rev Robert K James Jr pastors the Methodist Church with service at 11:00 AM and a sermon titled The Book of Books. Sunday School features department heads and a missionary film on Japan. A New Year party and fundraising activities are planned with a silver collection and open vestry event.
St Bridget’s Church Masses and Novena Schedule
St Bridget’s Church lists daily mass at 7 am with confessions Saturday afternoon and evening. Sunday masses schedule includes 7 9 10 11:30 and 11 3 for children, with 9 am in lower church. Benediction at 6 30 pm. Religious instruction for high school Wednesday 8 am, junior high catechism 11 am. Novena of the Miraculous Medal Wednesday 7 30 pm.
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ST. Bridget’s Church
Maynard
D. Edward O'Bryan
William Carter
John P. Pettie
Ual
Saint Gasmnia Church Mass Times and Sessions
Saint Gasimnia Church led by Rev F S Miaskiewics DCL lists Sunday masses at 9 and 11 with Sunday school after the 9 o'clock service. Devotions at 3 pm. Weekday masses 8 am except Wednesday when 3 30 am mass. Religious instruction for high school pupils 8 am and junior high 11 am Wednesday. Confessions 8 and 7 pm Saturday and before 8 am mass First Friday monthly.
Union Congregational Service Schedule
Rev Robert Butt ministers a weekly program at Union Congregational with 9 30 Sunday School for primary junior and senior depart ments 10 45 Morning Worship and 9 30 Congregational Service Groups. Active Tuesday lists 3 45 Junior Choir rehearsal 7 30 Boy Scouts and a Wednesday 7 Choir rehearsal.
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Union Congregational Church
Maynard
Robert Butt
Pestot
St John’s Evangelical Lun Rev Pastor Sun Jan 8
Church notices list a Sunday worship schedule English service at 11 00 am and a morning service at 9 00 am. A Bethany Sisters Guild met at Taft Avenue at 8 00 pm. A Brother hood meeting was held on McKinley Street with plans for an annual financial meeting on Jan 15.
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ST. John's EV
Ea Va
Annuél Financiam
Sudbury Sunday Masses and Baptism Details
Mass schedule lists 4:30 9 and 2 a m on Sundays and 7 30 a m daily Mass. Sunday School follows the 9 o clock Mass. Baptisms available by appointment.
St Elizabeths Mission Service Schedule
Dr. William J. Wolf ministers on Sunday January 8 with morning prayer and sermon at 10 a m. Church School at 10 a m. Young Peoples Fellowship at 7 p m. Servers Guild and Junior Altar Guild in Chanel are listed.
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ST. Elizabeth’s Mission
Episcopal Sudbury
William J. Wolf
Young Peoples’ Fellowship
Chanel
Rolling Ridge activities at church present film and open house
Rev Robert K Jones Jr leads 9 30 morning worship with sermon The Book of Books Sunday School 10 45 led by L Roy Hawes Includes classes for all ages through high school Junior MYF meets 3 Colored slides of Rolling Ridge shown Mr Jones will present community conference center history Open House for Senior MYF at 7 W S C 8 47ers union meeting at 8 Couples Club meeting Thursday 18 square dancing program new couples welcome Adults invited to a silver collection Saturday vestry screening for children in the community
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Philip Goldthwaite
Waldo Flint
Victor Saltoway
Sur
Kenneth Meister
Joseph Mihalka
Japan
Sudbury
Kenji
Brooks Street
Opez House
Robert K. Jones
Kenneth McMurtry
L. Roy Hawes
Rolling Ridge
W.S.C
Jones
Memorial South Sudbury Church Services Mix Plans
Memorial South Sudbury outlines morning worship at 11 with Dr Bayes delivering the sermon and a trumpet solo by David Bentley. Sunday School runs 9 30, Young People's Group at 7, Woman's Association meets Thursday Jan 12 with sewing luncheon and the 2 pm dedication of the Second Mile Gift by Mrs Poole and guest Mrs Carter from Florence Crittenton League.
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John Dixon Gopp
Dr. Bayes
David Bentley
Woman's Association
Presby
Second Mile
C. R. Poole
Albert Carter
Florence Crittenton League of Compassion
West Acton Catholic and Baptist Services Listed
Rev. John A. York leads Sunday masses at 7 30, 9 and 1 30 in West Acton. Rev. Davis Thompson conducts Baptist church service at 10 45. Church notices outline time and pastor for the two congregations.
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ST. Elizabeth OF Hungary
West Acton
John A. York
West Acton Baptist Church
Davis Thompson
Debunker on Colored Rain Theories By John Harvey Furbay
John Harvey Furbay Ph D argues that colored rain is caused by tiny marine algae and not supernatural plagues. He notes historical sightings of black rain in Ireland over 400 square miles and red rain on Newfoundland's coast in 1890, with rivers sometimes described as running red.
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Ireland
Newfoundland
Egypt
Housing for Vets Booming in This State
The State Housing Board led by Chairman Frederick W. Roche projects at least 7 000 dwelling units under construction by December 31 1949 and over 16 000 ready for occupancy by December 1950. As of year end 1949 more than 2 100 families occupied completed units in multiple cities with ~7 000 more under construction.
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Frederick W. Reche
State Housing Board
Paul A. Dever
Roche
Pittsfield
Springfield
Agawam
Worcester
Boston
Dedham
Taunton
Cambridge
Salem
Middleboro
Malden
Waltham
Woburn
Milford
Fitchburg
Montague
Somerville
Uxbridge
Arlington
Brookline
Everett
Northhampton
Winthrop
Gloucester
Rockport
Ooo
Bedford couple wed in Christmas greens ceremony
Lois Sweet nam and Robert Kenny were married at Christ mas greens. The ceremony at Christ Church was conducted by Rev Frank W Thompson. The bride wore blue velvet and floral muff. Attendants included sister Elizabeth Sweetnam in ruby satin. The couple will reside in Tilton New Hampshire after a wedding trip.
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Mrs. Kenny
Lexington High School
Garland announces birth of Walter Barrett Garland
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Garland of Bedford announce the birth of their third child and second son, Walter Barrett Garland, born December 2. Paternal grandmother Mrs. Bernice W. Garland, 88 South Road, has returned home after visiting in Vermont with the family in East Montpelier.
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Bedford
Norman Garland
East Montpelier
Vermont
Walter Barrett Garland
Bernice W. Garland
South Road
Garland
State Housing Board approves multiple new developments
The board reports 13 new housing developments with 16,000 expected units by year end. Projects include 40 buildings for 136 families in multiple cities at over 1.49 million dollars and additional units in Waltham and Malden. Construction underway now with April starts and veteran housing goals noted. Herman Delman claims women’s feet have grown two sizes in a generation.
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Herman Delman
Woman's World Sewing Gifts From Scrap Bags Brighten Budgets
Home craft tips show how to turn fabric scraps into affordable gifts. Ideas include tea cozies shaped like cottages, quilted mittens, hostess aprons, placemats, decorative towels, lingerie pieces, handkerchiefs, and dolls. Teens' belts and small sewn items suit various recipients.
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Martha
Mary
Be Smart Softened Suit Fashion Gains Spring Appeal
The piece notes a growing trend toward softer bleused suits with gentle silhouettes and feminine lines. Soft fabrics like Revelry sheer wool and fine drape color drive a new look, featuring belted coats and straight sheathlike skirts.
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Meades
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Acton
Center Congregational Church
Stow
Union Evangelical Church
Uniterien
U.P
EU. S
Evangelical Free Church
Long Street
Gunnar A. Gunderson
ST. Gasimnia’'S Church
Rev. F. S. Miaskiewics
D.C.L
Don Moore
Hanover
Germany
Jentists
Sirk
Nother
Methodist Notes
Debunker Sf
John Harvey Furbay
Lois Sweetnam
Robert Kenny
Dunstable
Revere
Haverhill
Attleboro
Northbridge
Chicopee
Holyoke
West Springfield
Mattapoisett
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Ertta Haley
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