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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1960
Page
18
Acton neighborhood group will host a talk about a planned journey west. Members from Wes and Acton Bayans are expected to attend at 8 pm at the Newfsn Santtee hall for updates and discussion.
Ibury Wisconsin Methodist reports Rev Delphas Barnett will speak at 8 pm on The Holy Land As I Saw It. The program features red slides from a six year ago tour and aims to attract church members and the public, with children invited and refreshments after the event.
A Laymen's League supper at the First Unitarian Society hall featured Stanley D. Wright William H. Shumway Sr and Miss Doreen I Young as guests of honor. The group acted as a panel evaluating the school nether post setup with Frank S Berry presiding.
Sudbury Circle I Memorial Congregational Church schedules regular meeting on Friday January 14 at 12 30. Members asked to bring a luncheon. Devotions by Miss Guévieve Havén and Mrs J Carrell Morris speaks on Housekeeping in Egypt with slides. Tea coffee and dessert served. An automobile saves you almost as much time as you have to spend looking for a place to park.
Edward S. onellian, chief officer at Massachusetts Correctional Institute, will address the Holy Name Society in Sinay on January 10 after the 9 am Communion. President Thomas F. Conlon to open the first meeting. Mr Gretifikn, a longtime local official, to share experiences and show a film.
Memorial Congregational Church in Sudbury hosted a service of memory for Mr Hill's father sponsored by Mr and Mrs Edward Hill. Reading program participants to report books read to Mrs Gordon Sampson or Miss Elizabeth Walk. Bible Discipleship Group meets Tuesday January 12 at 8 p.m. led by Mr and Mrs Arthur Howard. Howard couple to lead. Christian Education Committee now meets on second Thursday monthly, next meeting Thursday January 14 at 8 p.m. in the church.
Union Evangelical choir rehearses this afternoon at 2 30. Charles Saari welcomed into fellowship at last Sunday's communion. Senior high fellowship meets Monday at 2 30 in the Vestry and junior fellowship Wednesday at 2 30. Maynard Stow Council of Churches meeting set for Monday at 8 p.m.
West Acton Baptist Church holds its annual meeting Monday Jan 11 at 7 30 p m in the social hall. All members may vote on warrants. A supper is planned at 6 30 p m with Mrs Dorothy Hafisen and her committee in charge.
The Woman's Society of Christian Service plans an executive board meeting in the Sunday School building today. A junior choir rehearsal follows, with senior choir at 7 p m. On Tuesday Jan 12 a junior high demonstration school event is set for Saxonville Methodist church for Worcester District workers. Wednesday Jan 13 the New England annual inference board of missions meets at Sudbury Church at 10 a m with the conference commission on promotion and cultivation at 5 p m. Meals will be served at noon and 6 15 p m by the Women of Sudbury Church. Brownies meet Tuesdays at 2 45 p m in the Sunday School building and the 4 H Club meets Friday Jan 15 in the same building.
Holy Communion Sunday at Carlisle Congregational Church included a reception for new members. Adults received were Mr and Mrs Walter Woodward and Mrs Rose Marie Maséy with the Woodward sons William and David. New young members include Russell Béarce Robe Jick Lynn Williams Sheryl Shush way David Dutton Leonard Waterman Douglas McAllister Janes Gunider Madelyn Booth Virginia Butler Susanne Aho Eleanor Butler Ellén Béarce Carol Evans Cheryl Sorli Janet Dutton Erfleen Beckwith Dale Mirfield Carol Gumner.
Weekly notices for Church of the Savior Lutheran list activities. Senior choir meets tonight at 4 Carlisle Road and tomorrow at 8 p.m. Church council meets at William Olander’s home. Saturday morning includes confirmation classes for seniors and juniors. Wednesday January 13 features a Sunday school teachers’ training session at 8 p.m.
Concord altar boys for the week at Bernard's Church are John Hurstak and William Mice Carthy. A monthly Holy Name Society meeting is omitted Sunday so members may attend Mass with families and receive Holy Communion. Sunday is Holy Family Sunday.
The Woman's Alliance of Carlisle will meet Thursday January 14 at 2 oclock at the home of Mrs D Wilson Concord. Mrs James A Kent will preside. Mrs Three Fenn Concord will review a book titled Humor in The Bible.
A Pine Hill Club gathering is planned on Pine Hill Road with Bedford A board arranging attendees. The notice references St Pauls Mission and a Subid event, naming Mr and Mrs as hosts or participants in terse terms.
The notes outline services led by Mrs Phonide as choir director with masses and worship times. It lists pre Masses and Sunday school, various worship times including 7 pm, weekday masses at 7:30 am, and mentions a Pilgrim Fellowship with named individuals.
In the morning at 9 o clock a Holy Communion is planned followed by a sermon at 10 o clock. The church will hold Holy Communion again at 10 with a sermon. An evening program for seniors is listed at 7 o clock.
Sunday program notes show junior and senior groups meeting at 6:30 p m and morning worship at 1 a m and 6 30 p m.
The parish presents a Sunday program with 9 30 Sunday School for children of parents attending church. Nursery care is available. At 11 o clock the Worship Service includes a sermon on Stewardship and Tithing. At 6 p m Junior High Fellowship meets in the vestry. An 8 p m Visitation Committee session covers Tithe Follen and Morey in the vestry.
The South Acton Congregational Church lists Mrs Eden Burt as organist and director, with Mrs Richard Janson as Sunday School superintendent and Josh Adams as youth director. Worship services at 11 a m, nursery and kindergarten, 10:30 church school, junior and intermediate Sunday School.
Sudbury introduces a new junior choir sponsored by the Methodist Church music committee. Thirty five fourth to eighth grade boys and girls join under director Mrs Kenneth Farmer who holds a public school music master's degree from Boston University. Members of the music committee include Fred Morgan chairman Mrs Warren Hall George Adams Richard Hawes and William Taffee. Rehearsals run weekly in the parish hall from 6 15 to 7 15 p m.
A 16 year old Filipino youth Edwin Quiambo studying in Boston will be guest speaker at both junior and senior youth fellowships at Lie Congregational Church Sufi. His father is a Protestant church leader. The youth groups will meet at 4 30 p.m. Leaders plan to attend despite wartime distractions.
Parish notices list Masses on Sunday with various times and children’s services. Baptisms are set for 2 p.m. Sunday and classes for girls meet Wednesday at 7 p.m. Evening services are scheduled from 7:40 to 8:30.
Church announces 9:30 a m youth leader and 11 a m worship service. Rev Mabel Ran Associate Miss Roger Ois and organist Joseph DeGroote lead the program at Vermon church school.
The Baptist Church at 191 George Road holds Sunday worship at 9 15 a.m. and 10 30 a.m. A nursery is provided during both services. St Wicketer church invites families to a Sunday morning program and garden group. Morning prayer and nursing care resume at 10 30 a.m. with nursery and kindergarten activities through grade 3. Coffee hour follows at 11 30 a.m.
The Youth Director Richard Dixon and Organist lead morning worship at 10 45 with the sermon The Demands of Discipleship. Sunday services include town hall 8 am union 9 15 am prayer and sermon, Sunday school followed by coffee hour.
Fragmented bulletin lists church events and confession times including Sunday worship at 10 45 and 12 45 with post service activities. References to Pastor Mélanie and Habaseth of Hungary appear in garbled text with unclear dates and times.
The Concord Street church announces Sunday Masses at 7, 8, 9, 10 30 and 11 30 in Monument Hall with a children's Mass at Rose Hawthorne School at 8 followed by Sunday school The 4 30 p m Rosary and benediction are also listed Rev Cornnelly Rev Thomas Brosnan Rev Ene FH and Rev Costello are named curates assisting with services.
Pastor Rev Lewis F Hearn leads worship with Curate Rev Robert G Buckley at 7 8 9 11 30 and 6 o clock masses Sunday School after the 8 o clock service with Helen Denative organist Suniey Flasses and chorus listed Mrs Marjorie Stahier chair and Mrs treea caller soloist 880 Sunday School 11 worship by the pastor.
Edward Howard outlines morning worship schedule with 8 a.m Holy Communion 9 15 a m and 11 a m services. The note mentions church school resumes following the service period for parishioners and attendees.
Rev Edwin B Nylen minister and Roger Fischer youth director lead the service with organist Douglas F Reilly. Church School begins at 9 80 a m for all grades and another session at 11 a m for younger children. The sermon centers on "Five Points to the Compass."
Readable text shows two church schedules. Evangelical Free Church led by Rev Dotald Barnes offers morning worship at 10 a.m with Sunday School for all ages, nursery, and evening worship. Trinitarian Congregational Church led by Whittredge Clark offers services at 9:30 a.m. and 11 a.m. with church school and nursery, sermon by the pastor in both services.
A Concord church advertises Sunday services at 10 45 with Sunday school and a Reading Room at 26 Main Street. Hours include Wednesday testing and evening sessions, with nursery for children and a focus on Christ Jesus teachings and daily life following his example.
A fragment notes a 13 year old male changing from 5000 to 60 million dollars in some context. The legible portion mentions Beegaretts and a large monetary figure with implied stakes. Further details are unreadable.
The bulletin lists services and personnel for a Methodist church. Leaders include Pastor Mrs James Greenawalt Organist Mrs Ira Amesbury and Minister of Music Mrs Reino A Tuohaneen. Morning worship at 10 a m includes sermon Value of Time Apart and an anthem by the Senior Choir with Sunday School classes for various ages. The note marks the closing day of Universal Week of Prayer and lists additional staff and lay participants.
A church bulletin lists services and classes with times. Holy communion at 8 am. Morning prayer and sermon at 9 am. Sunday School for 1st grade and 2nd/3rd grades, then 9:30 am for 4th grade through adult class. 10:30 am Sunday School, adult group. Evening prayer at 5:30 pm, junior fellowship at 7 pm, senior fellowship.
The Congregational Church schedules morning worship at 9:30 and 11 a.m with Rev Ernest Bodenweber Jr and Mrs Jean Copp leading. Guests Mr and Mrs Frank Stone attended last week. Senior Choir and Choral Group perform Love Divine. Sunday School at 1 p.m. Senior Pilgrim Pathway begins plans for Youth Sunday on Jan 31. Babysitting at parsonage for children under three during both services.
Hurley pastor notes new mass times 7 30 am 8 30 am 4 30 pm and 11 30 am with Sunday School after 8 30 am Mass. Weekday Mass 7 am. First Friday masses at 7 am and 7 30 pm. Confessions Saturday 4 30 to 7 00 pm. Devotions after 3 30 pm Mass. Meeting every Monday at 7 30 pm unless announced otherwise.
A fragment notes six million cases were reported among the Sree during the Civil War era, with three cases cited in the report. Needing clearer context, the entry records a historical statistic without full details.
Church notices list Friday bio and first Friday events. Weekly sessions include Wednesday 7 p m youth activities at Stow Hall and 9 30 a m sermons at Church School loss aim. The Servier supervision service 6 p m, installation of Rifttala Union, and references to Rev Rover Thomas Searle Senictor Harold Merriam and Mrs Matton. Sunday services at 9 30 a m nursery kindergarten, 11 am sermon by the pastor.
Reverend Lawrence OBrien leads morning service at The Maynard Methodist with Carlton Jr as organist and Mrs Frank assisting. Sunday School at 9:45 and 11 oclock sermon followed by Lord s Prayer. Junior and Senior High Youth Fellowships gather in the afternoon and evening with family notices for the Whitneys and Palmers.
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