Talk on Punishment Abolition At Our Lady of Christian Sunday Meeting
Atty Charles J Jr Brookline spoke at the ncord-Speaking monthly meeting of the James Society at Our of Christian Sunday morning. He opposed capital punishment and argued church opposition to it while noting concerns about prisoner overpopulation. President Robert G Windheim led the session with Leo R Gillis organizing. Mass was held earlier by Rev Robert G Buckley. Nominating committee chair Daniel F Connors announced a two year slate: Thomas F Conlon president Walter R Carzw vice president Rudolph W Currier secretary Joseph M Steinmann treasurer.
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Ncord
Jame Society
Our of Christian
Charles J. , Jr
Brookline
Canalpole
Robert G. Windheim
Leo R. Gillis
Robert G. Buckley
Daniel F. Connors
Thomas F. Conlon
Walter R. Carzw
Rudolph W. Currier
Joseph M. Steinmann
Calvary Church Schedules Week Activities and Meetings
Church notices show junior and adult groups meeting Saturday and Sunday afternoons and evenings for planning, choir and Bible study, with a parent teachers event at Evan s Church Friday. A youth and community calendar lists demonstrations, a fraternal banquet, and a Boys Brigade session on the 17th.
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Evans Church
Alice
Mt. Calvary Enrolls Kindergarten for 1959-60 Term
Mt Calvary Stow Maynard plans enrollment for 1959-60 term. Parents may enroll children four by September 1959 at Hastings Street church school May 12 from 10 to 12 noon. Call TW7-8696 or TW7-8933 for info. Staff includes Mrs Charles Warren and Mrs Henning Sahlberg.
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Stow
Mt. Calvary
Churcch
Hastings Street
Maynard
Charles Warren
Henning Sahlberg
First Communion May Procession In Carlisle
Next Sunday at 9 30 a m mass at St Elizabeth’s Mission marks the first communion class receiving the sacrament. A May processional crowning the blessed virgin follows with Leslie Brown queen Joseph Barron crown bearer Jane Maconey flower girl and Jonathan Barron crown bearer Attendants include Doris Auger Doris Lyons Anne Donovan and Mary Ellen Diment A reception and refreshments will be hosted by Mrs Edward Lords Carlisle Catholic Woman’s Club members assist.
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Carlisle
St. Elizabeth’s Mission
Leslie Brown
Jane Maconey
Jonathan Barron
Doris Auger
Doris Lyons
Anne Donovan
Mary Ellen Diment
Edward Lords
Carlisle Catholic Woman’s Club
Mission Opens Sunday Here With Public Invitation
May 4to annual mission at St John s Lutheran Church May 10 13 features Pastor Philip Worthington speaking at 10 45 a m Sunday worship on The Life Saving Word Rev C Thomas Kangas conducts liturgy Men s chorus St John s sings I Praise Ye The Father Sessions cover Jeremiah Call crisis and God s miracles with Worthington teaching from Teaneck N J and Lutheran Bible Institute hearers urged to bring Bibles and invite friends Books and literature will be sold and Worthington offers talks to interested youths.
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St. John’s Lutheran Church
Philip Worthington
C. Thomas Kangas
St. Johns
St. John’s
Worthington
Lutheran Bible ‘Institute
Teaneck
N. J
Jeremiah
Luther
Pastor Worthington
Lutheran Bible Institute
Weeklong church events and Mother's Day program announcements
The schedule lists services and activities at Union Byal ysm and Maynard Stow churches. Events include choir rehearsals, a Mother’s Day program by youth fellowship, publicity led by Ginny Martin, and planning by Elaine Greent. A May 10 film and May 11 council meeting are noted, along with a May 13 junior fellowship program and a children’s production “The Man in the Moon.”
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Union Byalysm
Youth Fellowship
Ginny Martin
Elaine Greent
Judy Ter
Maila Tervd
Deanne Tatler
Rade
Christine Hunter
Carlohnson
Larry Haussmann
Bobsby
LaChance
Raliph Hekkala
Judy LaChance
Sodalities Hold Final Meeting at Concord
Concord section reports more than 200 Ladies Sodality members attended the communion breakfast after the 8:30 mass led by Miss Mary F. Tobin. Rt Rev John A York presided at breakfast at Colonial Inn, with Rev Francis Z Weiser as guest speaker on Liturgy in the Home.
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Concord
Ladies Sodality
Jed
Mary F. Tobin
John A. York
Francis Z. Weiser
Weston College
Donald King
Carlisle St Elizabeth's Mission Choir Meets For Organ Donation
Carlisle Catholic Woman's Club holds Friday night choir practice at 7 45 followed by a brief business meeting. Plans for a May 19 whist party at Monument Hall, Concord, will be discussed. The club recently donated a new church organ. Vincent Giannini, former Concord High music director, attended. Mrs Helen Detsch is the organist.
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Carlisle
St. Elizabeth’s
Carlisle Catholic Woman’s Club
Monument Hall
Concord
Vincent Giannini
Concord High
Helen Detsch
Fourth Degree Members Plan June Events at St Ignatius
Concord local Fourth Degree members of Gov. David I. Walsh Assembly met at St. Ignatius Church to discuss the June 14 exemplification of the fourth degree, the June 3 ladies night, and the May 25 holy hour.
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Concord
Gov. David_I. Walsh Assembly
St. Ignatius Church
Honoring Mothers Day And The Sweet Candy Gram Idea
A nostalgic plea urging readers to celebrate mothers on Mother’s Day May 10 with visits gifts or dinners. It notes a modern Candy Gram service from Western Union sending a boxed candy telegram as a sweet way to say I love you.
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Mother
Western Union
Carlisle Congregational to Welcome Rev Robbin Marvin
Rev Robbin Marvin of International Students Inc will lead both morning and evening worship at Carlisle Congregational Church next Sunday. Lyle Grant of Bedford Road attended the New England Sled Dog Club meeting at The Ark in Jaffrey New Hampshire where he was chosen chief judge and his wife was reelected secretary.
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Robbin Marvin
International Students, Inc
Carlisle Congregatonal Church
Lyle Grant
Bedford, Road
New England
the Ark
Jaffrey, N. H
Highlander School Paper Now On Sale Locally
The Highlander publication for local schools is available for purchase in the area. Circulation is managed by Thomas Preston and Norman Olsen.
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Highlander
Thomas Preston
Norman Olsen
Junior Choir Sings On Mothers Day at Trinitarian Church
Concord Junior choir will sing at a Mothers Day service at 11 a.m. May 10 at Trinitarian Congregational Church directed by Mrs. Harl Aldrich. Holy Baptism to be enacted at 9:30 and 11 a.m. Rev. Robert H. Barber preaches on The Power of Love. New members welcomed May 17 at church.
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Concord
Trinitarian Congregational Church
Harl Aldrich
Robert H. Barber
Concord Order of DeMolay
Masonic Temple
St Bernard’s Notes and Parish Events
Concerd Saturday first communion class from Rose Hawthorne School will receive the holy sacrament at St Bernard’s Church during the 8 30 a m mass. A sixth anniversary age will be celebrated for Mrs Margaret Flynn at 7 o clock Friday morning.
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ST. Bernard's
Lass
St.Bernard’s Church
Sisters of Rose Hawthorne School
Margaret Flynn
Approximate Count of U.S. Astronomers
A rough estimate places about 800 professional astronomers in the United States, reflecting the size of the research community across universities observatories and national labs. The figure illustrates the field's scale relative to related sciences and staffing in astronomy programs.
West Acton Club to Meet May 11 at Mar on Framingham
West Acton Woman's Club schedules its annual lunch May 11 at 12 30 p.m. at Mar dor Framingham. A business meeting led by president Mrs Kenneth Reidy will follow. The group held its monthly gathering at Mrs Reidy s Quabod road home planning the apple blossoms event with a tentative May 6 date. A kidnap coffee program was held Thursday ending at the Community Center. Mrs Reidy succeeds Mrs George E Neagle as president.
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West Acton
Reidy
George E. Neagle
Memorial Group chair named for Acton event
The Acton Memorial Day Committee appointed Past Commander Stanley A. Nedza as chair again to lead the testimonial for County Commander Howard E. Schreiber of Maynard. Attendees include Asst. Dent. Sergt.-at-arms Nedra and wife Kay and Col. Edward J. Higgins at Concordate.
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Acton
Stanley A. Nedza
Howard E.schreiber
Maynard
Dent
Nedra
Kay
Edward J. Higgins
Bedford notices and events list parish service and community drives
Special service honored Ministry Day at First Parish Unitarian Church with Rev. Robert Henry Holmes preaching The Modern Minister A fellowship reception followed directed by Mrs Aldis Johnson Bedford Mental Health sponsors a membership drive through May 10 and is part of the Mystic Valley Chapter Committee headed by Mrs Hallam King and assisted by several others Nickerson Road 26 parents of a second son Robert Charles born April 14 at Emerson Hospital Women's Guild of St Pauls Mission Church held a recent food sale Registration for next school year set for May 11 at Center School and May 13 at Page School Bedford Chorus to perform Carousel on May 8 and 9 J and Mrs John O Morin 44 K Street are parents of a daughter Suzanne Elizabeth at Newton Wellesley Hospital
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First Parish
Robert Henry Holmes
Aldis Johnson
Bedford Mental Health
Mystic Valley
Hallam King
Richard King
Edward Sullivan
Helen Filmore
Nicholas Genetti
E. Whittredge Clark
Daniel Ryder
John Porter
Herbert Cassidy
John Czusada
Charles Sykes
Nickerson -Road
Robert Charles
Emerson Hospital
Women’s Guild of
John O. Morin
K Street
Suzanne Elizabeth
Newton-Wellesley Hospital
Defendant Not Guilty On 2 Complaints After Testimony Here
Patrick Conlon of 27 Main Street faced four complaints after a Christmas Eve crash at Pine and Church streets in West Concord. He was found guilty of operating to endanger and hit-and-run, fined $125, and acquitted on operating under influence and drunkenness. Priest Rev Dexterley gave last rites as witnesses including Firemen Doyle and Teabo corroborated lack of liquor on Conlon.
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Concord
Patrick Conlon
Main Street
Pine
Church Streets
West Concord
Concord District Court
Conlon
Robert E. Kelley
Thomas C. Graham
James M. Fairbanks
Lewis Street
Maynard
Fairbanks
William J. Costello
Thomas F. Garrity, Jr
Harry Pennam
Plan To Organize New Garden Club
Plans under way to form a local garden club with a second meeting at Mrs Janet Yont home Rutland Road Tuesday May 12 at 8 pm Election of officers to be held. In June membership expected to open to all interested individuals.
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Carlisle
Janet Yont
Rutland Road
Victors of Prizes At Recent Party
Bedford Mrs Edward Fitch hosted the monthly dessert bridge party for United Workers of Church of Christ on Pine Hill road. Assisting were Mrs Walter Fitch and Mrs Irvin Puffer. Winners at six tables included Mrs Carpenter Mrs Joseph Joffre Mrs Richard Christie Mrs Harold Wellington and Mrs Karl Voigt.
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Bedford
Edward Fitch
Pine Hill Road
United Workers of Church of Christ
Walter F. Fitch
Irvin M. Puffer
Carpenter
Joseph Joffre
Richard Christie
Harold I. Wellington
Karl Voigt
Acton Center Woman's Club Plans May 13 Meeting and Auction
Acton Center The annual meeting and luncheon of Acton Center Woman's Club will be held May 13 at 1 p.m. at the Lexington Inn with Mrs. Paul M. McPherson presiding. A business meeting and officer elections follow. Auction set for Acton Clubhouse at 10 a.m. with Waren Custance as pioneer. Coffee and light rock to be served.
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Acton Center
Acton Center Woman's Club
New Lexington Inn
Paul M. McPherson
James Gee
Acton C 1 Woman's
Waren Custance
Colorado Named for Red Soil and Colorado River Hue
The name Colorado derives from Spanish meaning ruddy red due to the region’s red earth and rocks and the hue of the Colorado River.
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Colorado
State
Colorado River
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