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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1950
Page
4
The piece argues that many capable individuals are blocked from college by lack of funds and calls on organizations to sponsor more generous scholarships. It notes the long term community loss when talents are stifled, and urges expanding financial aid even as students earn through college.
Industry brief reports Ries Enterprise pays a dividend or settlement to stakeholders. Details on amount, date, and recipients are not specified in the visible text. Renowned author Richard Hill Wilkinson is not connected to the event within the readable portion.
The piece recounts Paul Sparrow's rise in vaudeville through calculated self staging and audience manipulation. A faltering routine becomes a breakout when hecklers trigger a dramatic contortionist encore that earns multiple encores and a rumored contract, illustrating Sparrow’s, enterprising stagecraft.
Parker Trowbridge and Charles S. Wilson express thanks for support during the 1950 Easter Seal Campaign. They regret not meeting the goal but report a final total slightly higher than last year and pledge continued services for the crippled and handicapped.
The pastor announces graduation at Our Lady Help of Christians Church West Goncord with a postlude ending the program. Santa Fe police chief A B Martinez launches a traffic violator crackdown as city officials pay fines for overtime parking.
The Garden City campaign exceeded its community chest target after four months, boosting the fund-raising effort beyond the stated $18 goal.
West Concord Union Church will stage a Bible pageant titled Out of The Bible at 10 a.m. Sunday June 11 replacing the morning worship. Over 20 children from every church department will perform from inside a giant Bible with the junior choir and carolers. Attendees are asked to bring a Bible and old or unusual volumes may be displayed in the church parlor with an American Bible Society exhibit.
Mr and Mrs George M Champ announce the arrival of two grandchildren in Sitka Alaska. A son was born to Io Gumapuaemeeee Sts aryoe and a daughter to Mir and Mire. Saeie Josephine Delante.
A fragmented religious notices page lists a Sunday service with Golden Text from Psalms and a sermon theme around trust in God. It cites Mary Baker Eddy and spiritual unity, presenting quotes about refuge and strength and the brotherhood of man.
The Lexington Road church led by Rev Edward P Daniels and organist Miss June Hood schedules morning worship with a sermon titled What Man Hath Wrought and music by the Chorus Choir. Communion at noon. Summer union services begin June 25 at 9 30 a m at Union Church Main Street West Concord.
On June 12 Mr and Mrs Kertteth Nutt observe their fourth wedding anniversary. Their son Paul Arthur DeAngello turns one on June 13. A Junior High Tetanus Immunization Clinic recorded 152 children immunized with staff including Dr C Rogers Lord and several nurses assisting. A third clinic is set for June 19. Mr and Mrs Fred Greenwood announce the birth of a daughter on June 5 at Boston Hospital.
Mrs Beatrice S Pike 38 Great R Road hosted the Sons of Union Auxiliary meeting. A Memorial survey for decreased members was read. Attendees included Mrs Marie Wright Mrs Hume Mrs Edna Ramsey Mrs Annie Dane and Miss Alice Campbell. Miss Claudine Foster won the mystery prize. Ramsey to California. Next meeting at DAR Hall Lexington.
Readers recall Bedford High School alumni gathering at North Reading on a sunny day. Town residents attended with Governor and Mrs. Merk listed among attendees.
The readable fragments reference a Kansas event or trade figure with a price of 249 and a total 7385. It mentions bees and Manhattan but lacks clear context or entities.
Sudbury parish listings show St Ann's Church with Easter masses at 8 30 and 10 14 am, daily 7 30 am, Sunday School after 9 o'clock mass, baptisms by appointment. St Pauls Catholic? lists service 9 30 am. Memorial Congregational notes 9 30 am service, Bible class 10 am, morning worship 11 am, youth group 7 pm. A strawberry festival and fair with baked bean supper set for June 3rd from 1 4 pm to 11 pm from 5 to 7 pm.
Information lists a Sunday service with morning prayer and sermon at 10 a.m. and church school starting at 10 a.m. Details reference William J. Wolf, minister, on a Sunday in June.
Morning worship at Sudbury features Rev Robert K Jones Jr, organist, and Mrs Kenneth McMurtry leading a Children Day with organ preludes, pastoral prayer, and offerings. Participants include Sandra Roos Christian Nelson Gertrude White Barbara Allen and readings from John 3 16 Matthew 7 12 and Psalms 23 100 121 with choir anthems and a closing benediction.
Bedford churches list Sunday school times and Masses across multiple congregations. Bedford MA churches include Church of Christ at 27 Great, First Parish Unitarian guest minister with 11 am service, St Michael Catholic with masses at 8:06 and 9:15, Benediction after 9:15, and Sunday school after Benediction.
Rev. H Rex Simms leads church services at 11 00 a m with nursery provided. Church school follows at 12 noon.
A prayer meeting is scheduled at the parsonage this Thursday night at 7 30 o clock.
First Parish Whitertan in Stow Rev C G Richardson Je Pastor announces Sunday service at 9 30 am and evening gathering at 7 pm with Miss Anne Derby superintendent of Sunday School listed.
Pastor Gunnar A Gunderson leads a Children's Day program on Sunday June 11 with a 10 46 am Sunday School for all ages and a 7 pm program featuring recitations songs and awards Children receive promotion certificates and plants The midweek service is Wednesday June 14 at 8 pm led by Miss Helen Anderson and Friday June 16 at 8 pm offers a President's Night with a talk by society president Edward Thoresen
The church lists Masses at 7 8 30 and 10 30 with Sunday School after 8 30 mass. Novena suspended for summer. Annual outdoor penny sale on church grounds Friday June 9. Confirmation June 8 and First Communion class June 11. Junior choir to sing at 8 15 mass. Service in honor of St Juda each Tuesday at 7 20 pm. Weekly worship Saturday and Sunday services noted with specific times.
Trinity Church Elm Street lists 8 a m Holy Communion and 11 a m Morning Prayer with family worship. Rector Bradford Hastings and organist Mrs Margaret Ridout preside. Nursery provided. Upcoming meetings include Worship commission Monday June 12 at 7 45 p m Education commission Tuesday June 13 at 8 p m and Choir picnic Thursday June 15 at 6 p m.
The Trinity Congregational Church lists baptism of infants at 7 30 pm and a Young Peoples meeting with installation of new officers. The eighth grade will attend. June 18 is the last Sunday service with union services planned for June 25. Rev Barber and Mrs Powell will join the Congregational Conference in Cleveland Ohio June 22 29.
Church notices announce Sunday services and pageant practice at 9 30 am 630 pm. A June 19 gathering invites couples at Acton and a junior choir restoration meeting. Sunday school schedule includes 9 15 am start and Bible reading. Choirs and guilds hold picnics and contests for parishioners.
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