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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1952
Page
21
A diary style notice outlines a vacation program from June 27 to Maynard’s church school. It mentions Mrs Mauden and the director coordinating activities for children aged 9 to 12 at the Ev. Ly on Glendale.
Warren Blake reports on the Again fer's Club and church activities. Secretaries Robert ident and John F. pcretary coordinate regular meetings and upcoming sewing sessions. Baccalaureate and Sunday worship are planned with the First Parish church involvement. Pentecost observances and church anniversaries are noted alongside youth programs and a new car arrival at the sanctuary.
Ambiguous notes describe a tribunal or board hearing involving a youthful defendant. The text references a theater setting, a vehicle or tank, a museum, and various monetary and design terms, but specifics are unclear. The fragment hints at a legal or administrative decision page in a historical record.
The Maynard Methodist Church observes Children's Day on Sunday at 11:00 a.m. with a full program including solos, choruses, and Bible lessons performed by the Junior Choir and students from grades 1 through 9. The service features hymns, prayers, baptisms, and a presentation of Bibles and plants. Sunday School ends for the season.
The Christian Science Board of Directors announced Lt. Col. Robert Ellis Key as president for the coming year. He is from London England and has over 40 years in the religion as practitioner lecturer and authorized teacher.
The Woman's Association of Memorial Congregational Church in Sudbury held its annual meeting with a devotional by Mrs. John D Copp. A slate of officers and committee chairs was announced including President Mrs Maxwell P Eaton and committees led by Mrs Claude R Poole and Mrs Daniel A Blue. Refreshments followed the business session.
Holy Communion at Our Lady Help of Christians at 6 a.m. and Mass at 7 a.m. Friday. St Bernard’s offers masses at 6 and 7 o'clock as part of preparation for the First Friday June observances.
An 18-year-old business school student was fined $99 for ignoring 11 parking meter overtime tickets. She said she just wanted to see what would happen. The paid amount reflects tripled standard fines under local ordinance.
The passage extols God's immense love and mercy guiding believers to spiritual heights. It cites St Paul and St Augustine as examples, noting that humble servants have overcome obstacles through faith. It urges study of history and sacred lives to grasp divine compassion and power.
St Bernard’s parish held an annual Memorial Day mass in the cemetery. Rev. Michael Joseph Burke celebrated the service as an altar was prepared and weather favored the observance.
Stow Richard Dudley of South Acton remains a patient at Cushing hospital Framingham suffering rheumatic fever. Alliance meeting set for Thursday at Mrs Dorothy Burbidge West Acton road. Several locals including Hans Erikson family, Olga Stokes Me Hans Erikson, Arlene Peck and Linda, move plans and home construction noted. Military service mention for Harvey Trefry, stationed Camp LeJeune after Paris leave. Memorial weekend guests listed for Puffer, Murray, and Russell households.
Dee Paul and Pastor Miss Marton lead a 9 30 primary service with scripture lesson by Joanna Kanogas and baptism by the pastor. Graduation awards for Primary to Junior depart ments, Bible presentations, plant distribution, and summer church school planned with union services at the Methodist church in August and church closes late June through July.
Rev Edwin Nylen, Nina Lind to lead service with church school day events. Sunday 9 30 a m church school assembly then 10 a m processional to sanctuary for worship. Promotion certificates Bibles and plants given. Children christened. 4 p m Young People meet for conference center trip Framingham bring picnic lunch.
Mrs Leila Bls ke, organist at Res 52 Great Road. Sunday school at 9:30 am. Morning service at 10:45 with sermon by the minister. Friday weekly rehearsal of choirs.
First Unitarian announces Rev. I Harold Hadley as minister with Mrs Adelaide Newcomb as organist. Sunday school begins at 10 am followed by morning worship at 11 am.
A notice lists organist Mrs John Fitzgerald and plans for Masses at 8 9 15 and 11 15 a m with Benédiction after the 9 15 mass and a school following the Benedictine service.
Mr and Mrs Charles Carville of Harvard left yesterday for a motor trip to Denver Colorado to visit their son Gordon and his family.
A model of Leonardo da Vinci’s coin minting device is on display at the Museum of Science in Boston until June 22. The exhibit highlights the stamper invention credited to the Renaissance thinker.
Holy Name Sunday will be observed on June 8 at Concord Holy Name. St Bernard's Society members will attend mass and receive Communion led by President Maurice L Dee. At Our Lady Help of Christians church they will attend the 8 30 o clock mass as a body and hold a church hall collation after Communion with speakers Rev Sons J Scollan pastor and spiritual director and President Charles H same.
Rev. Michael J. Burke pastors Bernard's Church with Rev. Edmund M. Higgin as curate Mir. Esther Costello serves as organist. Sunday Masses are at 7, 8:15, 10 and 11:30 with Benediction at 4:30. Novena to St. Jude held each Tuesday evening at 7:30.
Our Lady Help of Christians Church West Concord lists Sunday Masses at 7 830 and 1030 o clock. Novena to Our Lady is held every Tuesday night at 745. Reverend John J Scollan is pastor and Mrs Walter Dow serves as organist.
The Concord parish lists Rev. Edward P. Daniels and Mrs. Harold F. Adams as organist for morning service at 11. Rev. Rowland Gray Smith will preach, with Philip W. Trumbull serving as organist.
Trinity Church on Elm Street lists Rev Wek Clark as rector and Mrs Margaret Ridout as organist. Service times include 8 a m Holy Communion 9 30 a m Family service and 11 a m Morning prayer with sermon. Last until fall.
Dr. Paul Jewett serves as interim pastor with Sunday services at 10:45 a.m. Sunday school and adult class at 11:15 a.m. Morning worship follows. Gospel service at 2:40 p.m. Special music noted. Mid-week Hour of Power service Wednesday at 8 p.m. Young People’s Society meets Friday.
Trinitarian Congregational Church on Walden Street lists Rev. Robert H. Barber as pastor and Albert Heath as temporary organist. Morning worship at 11 o clock and Young People's Fellowship at 7 30 p m are scheduled.
Sunday services at 10 45 and Sunday school also at 10 45. Reading room hours 11 to 5 weekdays and 7 30 Wednesday. Nursery provided for young children. Wednesday evening testimonial meeting at 8. Topic is God The Only Cause and Creator with readings from the Bible and Science and Health. Golden Text Malachi 2 10.
Rev C O Richardson Jr pastor and Anne Derby Sunday School superintendent announce services and activities. Sunday School at 9 30 a m, Morning Worship at 11 a m, Youth Group at 7 p m.
Reverend Robert Dempsey leads Sunday school at 9 30 a m morning worship at 10 45 a m Daring Daniels at 5 30 p m Christian Endeavor at 6 30 p m Bible Club Thursday 3 p m Cottage Prayer Thursday at 7 20 p m.
Rev. William J. O'Brien pastor with Rev. William Carter and Rev. John P. Pettie as assistants lists daily Masses at 7 am. Confessions Saturday 4 to 5 pm and 7 to 8:30 pm. Sunday Masses at 7, 9, 10:15 and 11:30. Benediction after 11:30. Novena to Miraculous Medal Wednesdays at 7:30 pm. Religious education for school children Wednesdays 8 am and Junior High at 11 am.
Rev. David A. Covell rector leads Holy Communion at 8:00 on second and fourth Sundays. Church school at 9:15. Holy Communion at 10:45 on fourth Sundays and Morning Prayer with sermon also at 10:45. John Hurd and Donald Shoub noted as student assistants.
Prospect Street Maynard invites attendance to Sunday services at 10 a m with summer schedule and a special mothers prayer. The Maynard R club plans a banquet after Divine Liturgy on Sunday May 18 at the parish hall. Everyone welcome.
St John s Ev Lutheran Glendale lists events at 8 00 PM Thursday Bible Study 7 00 PM Saturday special meeting 7 30 program for Bible Camp scholarships 9 00 Finnish worship 10 00 English worship Sunday services 7 30 Luther League Monday 7 30 Brotherhood Tuesday vestry meeting at Forest Show home in June under Pastor Gust A Wourinen.
Rev Eino Hemalainen leads a midweek devotional on Thursday at 7 30 pm followed by a social hour sponsored by Mr and Mrs John Bulli. Weekend plan includes a regular church meeting Saturday at 7 30 pm and a Sunday Children’s Day program and English worship at 10 am marking summer Sunday school close.
Sunday masses at 8 and 10 o clock and weekday masses at 8 am. Confessions at 3 and 7 pm Saturday and before mass on Friday the First Friday of the month. Rev F L Miaskiewicz is pastor.
Rev. Robert K. Jones Jr oversees Children's Day at 11:00 with Mrs. Jones and Kenneth Meister as supts. Official Board meets tonight at 8. Scouy Troop 30 Friday at 7:30. Couples' Club rolls to Rolling Ridge Sunday bus leaves at 2 p.m. Junior Choir Wednesday 3:30 and Senior Choir 7:30. Vacation Church School June 16–27 9 to 12 daily. Children from Methodist and Lutheran Glendale street. Church closes in August.
In the pastor's absence at First Parish church Rev. Edward Perry Daniels, Rev. Rowland Gray-Smith of New North church Hingham will preach next Sunday at the usual 11 o'clock service.
The annual memorial mass for deceased parishioners of Our Lady Help of Christians was celebrated last Friday morning at 8:30 by Rev. John J. Scollan. The service was well attended.
Sudbury Wayland parish led by Rev. George P McColgan offers Sunday masses at 7 30, 9 and 11 a.m. Daily mass at 7 30 a.m. Baptisms by appointment.
Pastor Rev. Robert K. Jones Jr leads morning Worship with organist Mrs Kenneth McMurtry and choir director Mrs Bertha Maker. Sunday school 10 45 supervised by LL Roy Hawes visitors welcome. Union service 7 at theUnitarian church with pastor as speaker. Silver Tea at 2 this afternoon. Senior choir Thursday 7 p m junior choir Tuesday 6 p m. Children s Day June 15 at 9 30 a m baptisms by contact with pastor or Mrs Lewis Greenwood of July Road. Church closes during August.
The Rev Rollin J Fairbanks minister in charge Murray Hammond student assistant Elizabeth Warren organist 9 30 a m Church school in the Chapel for younger grades 0 a m Morning prayer and church school for older grades in the Chapel June 9th 8 p m parish house post confirmation
The notice lists memorial activities for Rev John Dixon Copp of South Sudbury. Sunday 9:30 a.m. Sunday school and 7 p.m. Baccalaureate service at First Parish Unitarian Sudbury Center.
South Acton community notice lists Sunday services at 9:45 and 10:45 a.m. along with Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. and a nursery during the service. The address 16-46 appears as a location reference for activities.
Rev. John A. York, pastor, announces Sunday masses at 8:30 and 10:00 o'clock at West Acton St. Elizabeth of Hungary church.
Rev David Thompson leads morning worship at 10 45 a m with fellowship Sunday. Evening worship at 7 30 p m and midweek service at 7 30 p m. Christian Endeavor at 6 30 p m and choir rehearsal every Tuesday at 8 p m.
Morning worship led by Rev. Eric Grimshaw at 11 00 a m at Acton Center with a 7 00 p m Young People session. The entry lists church events and the minister’s name for the day.
Rev Willard L Osborn to lead morning worship at 11 a m with Walter Goss on organ and Mrs Kenneth Robblee as soloist Sunday School at 10 a m M Y F at 6 p m Adult Fellowship at 8 p m Transportation offered by Kenneth Robblee Richard Wright and Charles Sisson call 939 W4 480 W and 771 W3 for rides
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