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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1938
Page
2
The passage references Christian Science text sections and a quote from Mary Baker Eddy noting Truth Life and Love as spiritual lawgivers. It discusses divine intelligence guiding humanity toward harmony and eternity, with a focus on spiritual interpretation of life.
The notice lists a Sunday program with Church School at 10 46 Morning Worship and a Christian Endeavor debate on the resolution that aid should be given to the Southern shares participants Misses Marion Haynes Betty Red and Messrs Robert Damon and A Robert MacWilliams with a Tuesday 730 pm Prayer meeting on Amos and related details.
Catholic Rev William H Fitinik pastor and Rev George F Mulley curate announce Sunday Masses at 8 30 am and 10 am with Benediction after the Mass First Friday devotion in the evening at 7 and 8 30 oclock Weekday masses listed as 7 and 7 30 oclock
The notice lists service hours with a morning start at 6 80 a m and 7 am on Sunday afternoon at 6 Dim. It appears to be a fragmented timetable for community assistance events.
Morning services at Holy and Trinity churches include an 8:00 9:30 and 11:00 a m program. The sermon features a biography of Wesley by Dr Richard M eron with 18th century hymns and an anthem by Samuel Wesley performed.
Edward P Daniels minister at the Church school 9 45 a m morning service 11 a m January 16 1938 sermon Battering a Heritage age chorus will sing Emerson society vestry 5 30 p m Dr Maxwell Savage of the Unitarian Church Worcester will speak at a joint meeting of the Women's Parish Association and the Laymen's League in the vestry Monday January 17 at 7 p m
Debutmaster Thomas Yetman of South Acton Troop assisted new Scoutmaster Robert Hall at the first gathering of the newly organized troop at the Center. Charter members include Victor Clapp Calvin Hollowell Russell Horton Raymond McAvenia Edgar Peterson John Stevens Jr Walter Stevens Jr Burton Wayne Robert Rimbach and Charles Willett. others expected to join.
Hudson Town led by Ed Kursonis dominated Concord Sexte 4 to 1 at Moulton Field Rink. Kursonis tallied three goals including a first twenty second strike, Joe Sapper added the fourth. Hudson plans another game if the rink is ready.
The Concord Lodge of Elks held a Thursday whist party with George and Robert Tomps in charge. Prizes included groceries, chickens, and dishes. Mrs Idlin Goulding won the special prize, Mrs Amy Goulding the first prize, and Mrs Lovell George the consolation prize. Another game is planned weekly at Mike Hall until further notice.
Nine year old Jackie Comley is convalescing in Winchester Hospital after mastoid ear operation. Ten year old Joseph Riccadelli was injured sliding on slippery places, cut over the eye needing three stitches. Harold Willison is confined to Arlington Symmes Hospital with a broken leg from helping a car out of a snow drift. Officer George Peterson is recovering with a sling after a fall at the Town Hall.
The regular Pa rent-Teacher Association meeting will be held in the school auditorium. Parents are invited to attend the reception and talk with Lexington High School teachers about their children.
A delegation of over 150 local Finnish residents attended a concert at Symphony Hall featuring world famous Helsaki University chorus under Martti Turunen. The program highlighted Sibelius and other composers. the chorus is known in Finland as Y. L. The National Band marked its twenty fifth anniversary under Hugo Kalander, with Kino Kajander leading the Florence Rangers Band of Gardner on radio.
The first Sunday after Epiphany was celebrated at Acton Evangelical Congregational Church. Rev Glenn W Douglass preached on The Quest for a King. There was good attendance.
Middlesex County Historical Survey notes Sudbury forefathers shared youth concerns with today. 1665 selectman John W. A. restrained Sunday behavior and the piece highlights local figures aiding the survey. The project seeks private papers to catalog and copy for Goodnow Library Massachusetts State Library and Library of Congress.
Sudbury society notes announce the engagement of Haittil D Stone of Sudbury to Arthur R. Nelgon of Woburn Massachusetts. The couple is described in a brief community notice alongside local meeting reports from the Boy Scout group and residents, Mr and Mrs John Stone of North Sudbury.
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