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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1937
Page
6
An embroidery pattern titled Kitten Twins describes a pair of similar kittens in an 8 in a pod scene. Instructions note silk or cotton threads and lining, with a listed pattern number 766 and fabric size 44 by 18 inches. Send name and address to The Sewing Circle, 259 W Teenth St, New York, NY, to obtain the pattern and stitch details.
A garbled slice of linguistic notes lists terms and translations in several languages. It includes French phrases such as sujet and ame and German reverie or daydream while offering stray terms like purmevei and paratus that lack clear definitions.
Lowell describes a duck as the upright energetic character and conscientious observance of duty in a concise moral line about loyalty and service.
On Good Friday March 26 at 4 pm a boys and girls service with junior choir, 8 pm unveiling prayer, meditation and music by the choir with Bach and Ravenscroft items. Easter Sunday features 8 am Holy Communion and 11 am Morning Prayer with Trinity Choir performing Bach and English carols. A 4 pm Easter service includes baptism and a later 4 pm carol service with Mite Box presentation.
Reverend Edward P. Daniels leads Easter morning service at 11 with the sermon The Celebration of Life. The church School offers an Easter afternoon service at 4 with a play by Allen French and gifts to the Children's Mission. Music features Miss Marion Barker violin and various sacred pieces.
Trinitarian Church schedules Good Friday services at 2 00 for youth with sermon and communion and an evening service at 7 45 for new members. Easter Sunday features church school led by George Erickson and a revised 10 30 worship with organ preludes hymns and instrumental pieces. Eighteen new communicants expected at the Good Friday service.
Violinist Hope Wright and organist and choir director Mar Guerite Barnes are highlighted in a local musical feature. The piece notes Wright's performance skills and Barnes leadership in the church choir, signaling a collaborative arts focus.
Pastor Rev William H Finnick and Rev George F Mulcahy announce Sunday Masses at 7 00 8 15 and 10 00 am Benediction after the last Mass Sunday School after the 8 15 Mass Confessions Saturdays after noon and 7 00 pm First Friday services and Holy Communion Masses weekdays at 7 00 and 7 39 am First Friday devotions at 7 45 pm
The Evangelical Free Church Long Street announces two Easter week services with Pastor Otto Rafos preaching. Morning service at 11 o clock features The Significance of the Resurrection of Christ and the evening service at 7:30 p m covers Resurrection Bodies. Midweek prayer and preaching on Wednesday March 31.
Organist Miss Ruble plays for Sunday services. Prelude from Rossini’s Stabat Mater, Offertory from Handel’s Messiah, Postlude Daene first Mass arrangement.
Regular listeners heard Uncle Elmer and his group on WHDH in a broadcast and attended a Trinity Church evening concert. The program mixed solo and chorus singing with violin music and readings in a simple, informal format. The theme centered on motherhood.
The Song Circle presented a program featuring The Old Rugged Cross Tell Mother I ll Be There and In the Garden sung by modest youthful voices including Uncle Elner who spoke on aiding shut ins. They noted a wheel chair fund needs and a free will offering supported the church insurance fund while travel expenses for Uncle Elmer were donated by a generous anonymous member.
Dancers in Odd Fellow's Hall halted their weekly event to observe a moment of silence for the New London Texas school disaster. The crowd of about 200 joined hands, bowing heads as music ceased, a contrast to the previous festive mood.
Mrs. Elizabeth Reed visited Miss Jean Puffer at Foxboro Massachusetts over the weekend. Mrs. Walter Blake of South Boston, formerly from this village, is spending a few weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hastings while recovering from a serious illness. Everett Keyes, Hastings’ nephew, and his wife stayed several days in town last week.
Health officials warn that lice are carriers of typhus, stressing prevention and control measures as mistreatment and infestation fears rise. Authorities urge households to maintain hygiene and report suspected cases to local clinics.
The United States Civil Service Commission issued open competitive examinations for several posts. Junior supervisor of grain inspection pays $2000 yearly in the Bureau of Agricultural Economics. Junior veterinarian earns $2000 in the Bureau of Animal Industry. Radio engineers receive $2600 to $4600 annually. Full details moved from the Secretary of the Service Board of Wxanill in this city.
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