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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1942
Page
5
Advice notes that fall sowing can yield superior salad crops. Lettuce, Chinese cabbage, and chicory perform best with cool, moist conditions, while summer sowing is unreliable without moisture. Cauliflower, Brussels sprouts, kale, spinach, turnips, and peas may provide decent crops, with fall signals delaying seed set.
The State Planning Board released an outline for local planning boards to aid the war effort. It notes Massachusetts employment by occupation and touches on taxes, municipal revenue, and proposed economies. It mentions masked gatherings and admissions, with references to caries and a money charge, in a fragmentary context.
Local churches schedule morning prayers Holy Communion and a noon union service on June 14 at Amity and Concord. Sermons reference Psalms 25 and 21 and passages from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures. Daughters group hosts summer meetings at a home in Lowell, June 16.
Rev. Harry Piedland outlines a June 22 to 27 daily Bible school from 1 45 to 5 30 p m with a gospel service at 7 30 p m Rev Burton L Goddard to speak On Wednesday Prof E N Reierson a former pastor will speak Thursday features a missionary meeting hosted by Mrs Krist Anderson at 485 Main Street West Concord with Mrs R Edgar and Mrs K Anderson as hostesses
The passage extols the moral grandeur of independent integrity as the sublimest natural value, contrasting it with the pomp of Eastern magnificence and conquest, which it deems vicious and perishable.
Describes Guatemala as home to Maya civilization ruins like Quirigua and Tikal, with Stela K dating to about 3 A.D. It highlights Maya science, arts, and religion, Guatemalan color and tradition, and its coffee exports plus potential mineral wealth. The piece notes a Pan American Union descriptive series for the 1942 Inter-American Student Forum.
Elisabeth F Norwood of Brookline has been elected president of The First Church of Christ Scientist in Boston Mother Church. She succeeds John Randall Dunn and is daughter of Isaac Paul Grage. Norwood has taught Christian Science and served as Second Reader at Mother Church. She faces the duty of guiding followers through world tensions with faith and spiritual courage.
The engagement of Frances Joanne Primiano, daughter of Louis Primiano of 54 Butler Avenue Maynard, to Sergeant Robert Blanchette, son of Arthur Blanchette of Bimstreet, was announced. Blanchette, a pianist and band conductor, is stationed in Cochran Field Macon Georgia in the engineering office. The wedding is planned for the latter part of this month.
Readfield residents and schoolchildren started a town forest by planting 6,000 trees on six acres to beautify the village. The effort reflects community involvement and a commitment to local greenery.
Mrs Helen Peters, 42, mother of 17 children the citys largest family, has ten at home, and still serves as air warden for her block. She cooks, washes and makes up ten beds daily alongside ward duties.
Mary Smith is among 450 women entering the first Officer Candidate School at Fort Des Moines as part of the new Women’s Army Auxiliary Corps. The program outlines recruiting steps from local stations to Washington, eight weeks of training, and conditions of service including uniforms, quarters, meals, and leave policies.
The Maynard Methodist Church held its annual Children’s Day program on Sunday at 10 46 led by Mrs Herbert F Fulton. The event featured recitations songs a play and a baptism list with names including Joan Tucker Peter Wilson Janet Marsden and Ronnie Alving among participants Plus infants Charles Fiske Wilson Elizabeth Barrett Clifford Albert Whitney and Roberta Dav pacenter were baptized during the service and noted graduates and presents for Norman Bemis Betty Marchant Ralph Case Barbara Priest.
After the devotional service on Thursday evening Mr and Mrs Kalle Holt will sponsor the coffee table at the social hour. Sunday school meets at 10 a m with Children’s Day observed and Flag Day exercises. Evening worship is at 7 p m.
Union Congregational announces Children’s Day this Sunday with Sunday school on a summer break and a 10 46 a m Children’s Day program featuring music by the Junior choir and the presentation of Bibles diplomas and awards plus child baptisms. Superintendent Mer ton Merrick and Misses Gladys Boeske Jean Tucker and Margaret Crowe lead the service and departments.
A compact compilation of moral maxims on self discipline loyalty and conscience. It juxtaposes Browning Publius Syrus and Mary Baker Eddy with a note on inner law guiding character and devotion.
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