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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1957
Page
13
A brief notice notes a reunion event at St Eliza led by Bernard contractor and supported by the community. Attendees include families from the Span Elizabeth’s region with a focus on those who have been away since a long time. The gathering will take place at the local school following the church service.
A group from Our Ians Church held a gathering with Rev. Curate and James V. McManuel in attendance. Other listed members include Robert G. and F. Mac Conlon, E Doyle, and Michael Consul.
Readable parts indicate a town meeting or church gathering led by figures named R. Cutter and Mrs. te Street with mentions of Carlisle and Scotland. Details are garbled but point to a community event and neighborhood connections.
Archbishop Cushing will be guest speaker at the Patriots Day dinner Saturday at 7 p m in the Rose Hawthorne School cafeteria. The fundraiser aims to raise about $8 000 with over 400 expected and proceeds support school tuition. General chairman is Paul O Leary of Lincoln. The event costs $25 per plate and was postponed from Good Friday.
Six baptisms were conducted over the weekend at St. Elizabeth of Hungary Church by Rev. Daniel F. Dunn. Recipients include Judith Marie Bedford. Ardelle F. Bedford. Steven Mark Geoffrion. Charles MacRae Hancock. Dale Lawrence Hardin. Elizabeth Velsonzzola, with listed godparents and residences for each family.
Carlisle Congregational Church hosted Rev. Donald Hulin of Brooklyn New York for an exchange of pulpit Sunday. In a related visit, Rev. Robert B Derinsey preached at the West Haven Evangelical Free Church in West Haven Connecticut.
Rev. S. Garlin to lead worship at Union Evangelical Church Stow with Miss Jessie Lewis as organist and Mrs. Cyrus Kendrick as choir director. Church School at 9 45 and Sunday service at 10 45.
Church announces minister Paul Eo Killinger and organist Charlotte Reynolds leading services at Moraine Worship Street. Church school sessions at 9:45 and 11:00 with coffee hour the first Monday of each month at 10:30.
The Freer parish announces morning worship at 11 A M with a choir led by Rev Charlies Marvin Styron and Mrs Thomas W MrGrath. Services include Sunday school at 9 A and Masses at 8 and 11 30 A with parish house fellowship and regular communion Sundays at 10 A.
The writer ponders how sacred days lose meaning when truth is forgotten. He cites Herod and Peter to illustrate the danger of ritual without faith and the desecration of holy seasons by murder. True observance brings blessing and the promise of resurrection.
The South Acton Chorce announce a May 5 schedule including a 10:30 church school in lower rooms for most children and an 10:38 worship service with a sermon on How Much Knowledge. The North Middlesex Conference Liberal Churches meets at 2:30 p.m. in Acton for an institute on church administration.
Rev Robert Burt pastor Edith Sutton organist and choir Sunday School 945 Preschool through third 1100 Fourth grade through high school 60 Pilgrim Fellowship 680 pm May 5 1957 Communion Service Choir pins awarded April 28 to Junior Choir members listed Ladies Social Circle met May 1 sewing for Fall Fair Food Sale May 17 Rumage sale last week successful Annual Minstrels May 3 4 and 11 at 8 pm at Community Center West Acton reserve seats required.
Fragmentary note lists Carlisle score 7 10 and a timing cue for a prayer service at 7 48 with unclear gospel or midweek reference.
In Letyfie Connecticut residents, for the first time since incorporation, approved a curbing ordinance targeting trailer parks, marking a milestone in local governance and zoning.
The St Anws Church announces Sunday services including morning worship at 11 with a sermon on The Meaning of Moral Laws and a 9 30 Sunday School for preschoolers through grade 3. Youth events, altar flowers memorials, and a guest speaker are noted plus upcoming ministerial vacation closures.
Rev Hurley and Rev Buchette serve Our Lady of Fatima Union street Sudbury. Masses at 7 30 9 and 1 Sunday school after 9 o clock mass. Confessions Saturday afternoon and 7 8 evening. Baptism 3 30 Sunday by appointment. Director Edward F dyna Mrs Edward LeMay choir rehearsal Wednesday 8 p.m.
Sunday May 5 at 10 a.m. Communion Baptisms and the Supper with music by the Senior Choir. Babysitting and Sunday school through grade six at 10 a.m. Seventh and eighth grade and high school classes. Pilgrim Fellowship at 7 p.m. Tuesday May 7 8 p.m. Adult Discussion Group on recognizing the Will of God open to all.
Minister Rev James Hammond leads Morning Service at 9 30 with sermon The Oriental Mind at First Fari s unit? Church. Sunday School at 9 30 followed by coffee hour and 4 15 p m Youth Group. Organist Mrs Greenawalt also noted.
May schedule at the church led by Rev F Rodgers includes 8 am Holy Communion 9 30 am Holy Communion and Sermon 11 am Holy Communion and Sermon Sunday School for ages 3 4 1 5 9 30 am 11 am groups for older children and cribs for younger ones 8 pm Young People Fellowships Adult Discussion Rectory Senior Choir rehearsal Wednesday 8 pm Junior Choir Thursday 3 pm.
Two churches announce concurrent services with Masses at six and seven o'clock, inviting parishioners to attend the early and evening rites.
A reflection on starting the day with thanks to God for His love and blessings. Those who seek to serve Him by loving and helping others find joy, strength, and guidance toward righteousness through obedience to His will.
Waldo MacWilliams Church announces Sunday masses at 7:30 9 10:16 and 11:30 with Sunday school after 6 o'clock and a daily mass at 7. Edward Bailey, superintendent, notes church school in the new education building with nursery through high school classes. Men's Bible Class at 10:45 a.m. morning worship features junior choir music and a sermon "God Bless Our Scrappy Home." Childcare available.
Sunday schedule lists Meeting for Worship at 6 p.m. at Donnell and Elizabeth Boardman home 489 Main Street Acton Center Clerk Winifred Barrett. Evangelical Congregational Church Center Rev W Gumshaw minister Douglas etycota and chair Mrs Donnel on Boardman Junior Choir director 9 30 a m church school grades 5 6 Young People’s Church 10 45 a m morn worship sermon A Live Thread Holy Communion 7 9 m Acton Boxtiers Youth Fellowship directed ssion What About Drinking and What About Alcoholism.
Bedford Church of Christ led by Rev. Marvin L. Derby at 27 Great Road offers Sunday school at 9:30 and worship at 10:45 with sermon by the minister. St Michael Church Catholic lists Rev. Arthur Flynn at 154 Great Road and masses at 7 8 10 11:12 with benediction at 8.00.
Rev. David C. Pohl conducts morning service at 11 o clock with sermon and special music. Sunday school starts at 9 45. St Pauls Mission Church holds Holy Communion at 8 am and morning prayer at 9 30 am at Bedford Town Hall.
Rev Fr York presides Sunday morning service at 9 30. First Religious Society hosts Sunday School led by Rev Albert N Kaucher PhD and Mrs Robert Needham. Also mentions worship times and a note about buying U S savings bonds.
The program lists an 8:30 mass, 11:30 Sunday School, 4:30 p.m. events, and a morning worship at 11 o'clock. Rev J A C Fagginger-Ayer delivers the sermon with Philip W. Trumbull as organist and Marjorie Shoemaker directing the choir.
Rev Wm H Clark rector conducts Holy Communion at 9 15 am. Morning Prayer and sermon follow. Church School at 10 45 am. Morning prayer and sermon officiated by Rev Charles Batten.
Reverend Edwin B Nylen will preach And Then The Church Came at 11 o clock with Holy Communion. Church School at 9:30 and Mrs Nine Lind to play the organ.
Pastor Robert M. Berber leads Whittredee Clark church activities with Sunday School at 9 30 a m Nursery at 11 a m and morning worship featuring a sermon titled Learning From The Folly of Others.
Rev Hyland Richmond leads service with Pastor Mrs Inga Cahill as organist at ten in the morning. A children's class is offered for ages up to three. The sermon at 11 10 a m focuses on Hospital ity eats and re 7 p m sermon A mandment for or Chilativas ri.
The notice invites readers to attend Christian Science church services during the week with Sunday readings on Everlasting Punishment from Lamentations and correlative selections from Science and Health. It emphasizes salvation through spiritual understanding and encourages all parents to join.
The Sunday morning service at First Parish Church will feature guest preacher Dr. J. A. Hague. Local congregants are invited to attend as part of the morning worship.
Rev F. 8. seats yen Deh. after Sunday masses at 9 and 1 Weekday masses at 6 a m Confessions will be heard at 3 and 7 o'clock Saturday.
Sunday school at 9 and Divine Liturgy at 10 each Sunday. An annual after Easter dinner will be held at the parish hall at 12 noon Sunday. Everyone is welcome.
Rev E Gabriel rector schedules Holy Communion at 8 a m and Sunday worship at 11 a m with layman led Layman's Sunday Donald A MacGlashing to deliver morning message. Youth, scouting, choir and Sunday school activities listed with May 4th bake bean supper moved to May 18th.
The Glendale church led by Pastor C Thomas Kangas lists a packed schedule with a Fitchburg conference convention weekend, morning worship and Holy Communion, choir rehearsals, and guild meetings. A Sunday afternoon Luther Chorus concert features speakers Hillsila and Tormala, with Kangas giving words of welcome.
A report notes that U S taxpayers fund more than one billion dollars annually to care for mental patients. The figure highlights the financial burden on public health programs and emphasizes the scale of mental health support in the nation.
Rev. William J. O’Brien pastor Rev. Michael D. Sullivan assistant Rev. Gerard Creighton associate announces Sunday masses at 7 9 and 11 80 o clock daily 7 a m confessions Saturday 3 to 5 and 7 to 8 30 p m novena to the Miraculous Medal Wednesday at 7 30 p m all parish activities listed for the church.
Church listings detail services across St. Calvary Lutheran Maynard Maynard assembly Gow Church and Finnish Evangelical Mission Congregational with dates April 16 21 25 28 and 29. Maynard Methodist outlines morning worship Sunday school youth programs and various meetings including Boy Scouts Cub Scouts and Women’s Society. Cancer fund appeal included.
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