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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1945
Page
3
Maynard Union Con gina invites members to Sunday June 17 at 10 45 for a sermon by Rev Norman C Middlesex Pieri ay. Middlesex Pieri ay will meet after Sundays whan evening. Women’s Association of Baker Maverick Congregational Church of Best Boston hosts guests at the parsonage Wednesday June 21. Christian Endeavor Society will join in the church vestry with Miss Reini presiding.
The text notes a church service at George's Church with Rector H Eugene Goll presiding on June 12 at 10 45 morning and the Rev J Claud F g as preacher.
A church notice lists June events including a Sunday service at 10 a.m. and 11 a.m. Luther League meeting at 6 30 p.m. Vestry at 7 30 p.m. Bible School runs through June 19 with teachers and students mentioned. A ladies meeting is planned and Boy Scout Troop 4 will meet.
A recent meeting of the image drive committee agreed to continue the fund for the church school until a September date. Funds are being generously donated by supporters. Mrs Whitney serves as treasurer.
Sunday service at 10:45 discusses "God the Preserver of Man" with readings from Psalms 25 and Christian Science text Science and Health. The lesson emphasizes protection through omnipotent Mind and faith against temptation and suffering.
Rev Kenseth Teed to lead summer services at West Concord Union Church starting Sunday June 17 at 9 45 a m with church hour and 10 45 a m worship, continuing weekly through September 2.
Morning masses are listed with times around 8:18 and 11:00 oclock. The children of the parish will be supervised by Mrs. in charge of the service along with the coordinator.
The article notes pledge forms and cash or Victory Bonds for funds. Annual union services begin Sunday July 1 at the Methodist church and run there until August 5 before shifting to the Congregational church. Rev. and Mrs. Herbert F. Fu attend the Wayside Inn Sudbury Monday and the Neighborhood Group of Ministers meeting this week at the same venue.
Sunday services at Trinity Church Elm Street include Holy Communion at 8:00 and Morning Prayer with sermon at 9:30. Junior Church awards are presented by the Junior Choir. In Concord, First Parish minister Reemduate P Daniels preaches at 11 a.m. on Sunday June 17, 1945. The Couples Club meets Saturday June 23.
The West Acton Baptist Church announces midweek prayer service Sunday June 17 at 7 30 p m with Pastor Danielson. A Friday June 22 gathering by the Young People Society is planned with special music and word of welcome to all.
Regular Sunday program at Pilgrim Chapel on Hayek Street includes an evening service at 7 30 with Pastor Rev Herbert N Parsons delivering a sermon and organ music accompaniment amid standard weekly worship schedule.
Rev John E Wallace to lead regular Sunday morning service at the Grissitarism Congregational Church on June 19 with Sunday school at 9 oclock under Raymond Tewes. Morning sermon to be preached by the minister.
Harry Roberts and Rev Roberts will lead services at 10:46 AM on Sunday June 17 at the South Acton Universalist Church. Keith Manson will preach, Rev Roberts in charge, and North of the Ladies Social Circle will attend. Sunday school begins at 9:30 AM. A Sonetal supper for the Masonic lodge is planned Thursday June 14.
Reverend John Hi Morgan Pastor announces Sunday school at 9 30 a m worship at 10 45 Junior Christian Endeavor at 3 30 p m Senior Christian Endeavor at 6 45 p m The message emphasizes spiritual condition and exalting love with serene hearts and great interest Mathew Arnold
The Acton Congregational Center hosted the annual Children’s Program with verses sung by junior members. Attendees included Sylvia Jewell, Frank Putnam, and Pauline Tuttle, honoring those with perfect attendance and recognizing teachers and pianist Herbert L. Leuschner.
Reverend Herbert F Fulton leads a joint Sunday service at 9:30 a.m. with the Methodist church in cooperation with the Unitarian church. The program aims to unite worship and unite parishioners in a common morning observance at the usual church hour.
The report lists Waltham Chicopee Fitchburg and Boston as leading massachusetts cities with prewar to 1945 gains in factory output and population, while debt is rising to a projected combined surplus of about 1 million. A Fall River cancer clinic opens under state auspices, and new modular apartment construction begins this month to ease housing demand in the region.
An unclear note reports U S Army Sergeant First Class Pee tar seven pean receiving a prize at a ceremony at Devens. The fragment mentions J Macone and a decoration but lacks coherent details.
An old classified ad promotes The Store of Fine Quality Singh Woolens on South Street offering pewter and spring materials. It advertises children's coats dresses skirts and surtänges with prices described as reasonable and hours from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.
The wedding of Miss Shirley R. Durand and Master Technical Sergeant Charles W. Cronin was held Sunday afternoon at St. Bridget's church Maynard at 3 o'clock. Rev Father Kane officiated with maid of honor Miss Matiel Alexander Marlboro and bridesmaids Miss Jeanette Jacobs Marlboro and Miss Arlene Ourand Marlboro. Best man was John Simoneau with usher Donald Gill. The bride wore ivory satin with seed pearls and a full veil. attendants wore pastel gowns and carried roses. About 200 guests attended from Maynard Acton Concord New Hampshire and Rhode Island. The couple departed for the West Coast for travel after the ceremony.
Seniors in two by two processional occupied front pews as Rev Henry Ox Yard of Boxboro gave the invocation. Rev Keith Munson of South Actor offered the prayer. The Joyful was sung by the choir. Mr Danielson spoke on the need for character and Christianity in life. The service ended with a hymn and organ music.
Boston reports Major General Miles declares induction will continue until Japan is defeated. He says six teen and seventeen year olds will be drawn after turning eighteen and stresses need for pre induction training to avoid casualties and speed victory.
The ordination to the Diaconate of J Claud F Strong was held Sunday June 3 at the Cathedral Church of St John in Wilmington Delaware The Rev Paul A Kellogg preached the sermon and Strong was ordained by the Episcopal Theological School.
G Moody, chair man of the recent combined PTA and Boy Scout paper drive, announces a fundraising target of 100 pounds per option. He and his committee thank those who loaned and drove trucks and urge continued participation.
War Department outlines mailing safeguards for Christmas parcels to Navy Coast Guard and Merchant Marine personnel. The plan emphasizes secure packing and a one year limit on shipments while noting ongoing efforts to maintain supply lines and unit readiness.
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