Fragmentary note on room, eye and impression
A terse, unclear fragment discusses completing a room and the eye’s impression. It mentions liveliness, thinness for the room and a common lack of effect, with implied interest and need left unresolved.
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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1949
Page
13
A terse, unclear fragment discusses completing a room and the eye’s impression. It mentions liveliness, thinness for the room and a common lack of effect, with implied interest and need left unresolved.
The passage describes mirror arrangements with cupboards and shelves above a mantel. It highlights displaying small items and suggests options like a built in what-not or a clock with candlesticks flanking it. The tone resembles a home decor feature offering ideas.
The notice lists church events including choir rehearsal Tuesday at 3 30 p m and May 11 Wednesday men s fraternal meeting and Thursday choir. Junior Fellowship Sunday May at 10 a m classes start 9 30 worship in English 11 a m Finnish morning service text not fully clear.
The fragment notes a Lutheran church service at 9 a.m. with divine word and a 12:30 p.m. Lutheran Hour program. It mentions Bible Camp planning for July to August and a school, but details are unclear due to damaged text.
Stow er and Mrs. William H. Peck of Great Road attended the track meet at Worcester Academy on Saturday.
The VV FP W Auxiliary will hold a meeting at Lundholm. Ethel Lent is listed among participants.
A fragmented notice lists junior youth at 10 a m with student discussion and communion about salary. It also mentions a May 7 1 30 time and a May 8 8 p m social commission meeting.
Church notice lists Rev. Egan as pastor and Mrs P as director with Miss and Sexton and organist roles. Names appear unclear but indicate parish personnel for a Catholic or local church.
The service outlines Adam and Fallen Man as the lesson subject. Golden text cites first Corinthians, “As in Adam all die, even so in Christ shall all be made alive.” An introductory note mentions a man in the crowd approaching and kneeling.
A church bulletin notes the First Parish plans a sermon titled Divine Music by the chorus and choir. The Laymen's will meet in the vestry on May 12 with supper at 6 48 p m.
A Sunday service was led at Church Street School at 10 45 a m with class following. The Bible Institute charged with the service conducts the proceedings at 7 20 p m.
The schedule lists Holy Communion on the second Sunday at 8 p m and the fourth Sunday at 8 00 a m and 10 45 a m Morning prayer at 10 45 a m every week except the fourth Sunday Graduation will occur at the 10 4 a m service on May 6.
May 8 schedule includes Finnish worship at 9, English service at 11, Sunday school at 10, and a Mother's program at 7:30 p m by the Bethany Sisters Guild with special music. May 10 Lutheran Brotherhood meets at Everett Williams home 3 Burns Court at 6 p m.
Rev. F S Misskiewics pastor announces Sunday masses at 9 and 11 o clock with Sunday School after the 9 o clock mass. A 7:30 a m mass is planned, and religious instruction for High School pupils is set for 9 a m. Maynard Post W W will stage a drum corps in the event.
The notice lists May events for Maynard Methodist Church with masses and services. Edward O Bepen and Paste Moriarty assisted. Sunday services at 7 and 11:30 with changes to 8:30 on certain dates. First Friday masses at 5:30 and 7, a Sunday 2 pm procession planned for next Sunday.
Dr William J Bodry to address service at home at 10 oclock this morning The note appears as a fragment from a church or community notice detailing the preacher and time.
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