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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1954
Page
7
The fragment lists John Darl ident and Edward ham as leaders with a program on military and publicity. A communion break is planned for Father day June 13. Thomas y of the C.Y.O. spoke and a drawing event by Andrey Fay is noted.
The Federated will attend a Massachusetts women’s gathering at New Swammsrott highlighting Golden Age luncheon plans. Guests include Mrs. Christian Nator Leverett A and Mr. H Judd, with a Minnesota connection and lecturer Miss Emily Ka discussing a recognized problem.
A church sale was held in a fair manner with items supplied by Spillers and MacDonald. The event featured a sale team arrangement and orderly presentation of goods for attendees.
The May Procession notes Miss Ellen Staples of Arlington as part of a local event. The report references BC Tristé and related names in a small community notice.
West Gointord hosted the annual Communion breakfast of Count Our Lady Help of One with more than 100 members and guests. Mass at 8:30 a.m. was led by Mrs Ethel Dalton and Mrs Nancy Deévive. Rev Lewis F Kearn celebrated. The event at Ten Acres Wayland featured music by Helen Donohvne and the junior choir. Nuns from the House of Good Shepherd Boston spoke. Souvenirs were given to attendees.
The article highlights Save the Children Federation activities and impact in the United States and overseas. It notes fundraising efforts in communities like Maynard and Sudbury, involvement with Carnegie Endowment and New York City, and programs in Native American reservations and abroad in Austria, Germany, Israel, Korea, and more. It emphasizes sponsorship, material aid, and fostering international friendship and self-help among youth.
Rev Francis J Low of Boston College will be guest speaker at the Holy Name Society communion breakfast. Attendees will join 7 30 Mass at the church with breakfast in the hall. The society's new president is John F McGrail.
The Trinitarian Church invites families to Children’s Day on Sunday June 6 with two services and holy baptism. The church group at the Oak Kitchen will meet Thursday at 1 p.m. for a planning session.
Readings recount the alliance of Israel and Judah under Ahab and Jehoshaphat to fight Ben-hadad and the Syrian forces. Prophet Micaiah challenges four hundred Israelite prophets affirming victory for Ahab’s side, is jailed, and foretells defeat and Ahab’s death.
West Concord plans Sunday afternoo n processions at St. Mary s Church and Our Lady Help of Christians Church. Kayoney will crown the Virgin as Sunday school children participate in a benediction following the processions around the grounds and into the churches. Parish activities invite girls and boys to attend communion classes and join in the benediction.
Wayland Church marked its 125th anniversary with a Tuesday program. Five members of the Omian's Association of Wreitertal Congregational Church in South Sudbury attended, including Mrs. Merle, Helen Campbell, Elsie Simonds, Genevieve Haven, and Elizabeth M. Walker, president of the South Sudbury group.
A meeting is set for Tuesday the 25th at 8 p.m. at Memo Congregational Church. Dr Odin Stoke will present and teachers encourage attendance. All are welcome to hear the discussion.
Parish delegates and representatives attend the Boston events during Unitarian Anniversary Week including the annual American Unitarian Association meeting on the 25th at John Hancock Hall Berkeley Street.
Fragmented OCR yields a Sunday sermon outline mentioning Concord, Piers, a nursery, and a church service. It references Christian themes and quotes Paul’s letters, noting spiritual guidance and opposition from idols. The piece hints at a real progress meeting and community religious activity.
A 17 member men's choir directed by Ila Wuorinen invites the public to a farewell devotional program. Selections include Strangers Of Galilee and King of My Heart with offerings by Gust Wuorinen and organ solos.
The Sudbury annual Mother and Deevigh Banquet for Sudbury residents is set for Thursday the 8th at 6 p.m. in the lower Sudbury Town Hall with tickets at the door and films after dinner. The Sudbury Civic Association elected Kenneth Giddings president Ralph Pizza vice president Mrs John Manning treasurer and Mrs Kenneth Giddings secretary for the coming year. The annual Memorial Congregational Woman’s Society event was moved to June 24 from June 17 and Shinbury Methodist Church members hosted Mrs William Forbes and friends for a business meeting and social hour.
Kenneth Veinott of 33 South Road becomes custodian of the Church of Christ amid local church changes. Abbott of Hartwé ron United Workers presided over a meeting at Douilis to assign duties. A note on flower care explains fresh cuts absorb water better than old ones, advising removal of leaves below water to prevent wilting.
A partial, fragmented text invokes Christian guidance urging believers to remember being created in God's image. It stresses tolerance, kindness, and following Jesus' teachings to cultivate a loving heart toward others.
Beginning Sunday April 25 divine worship services will be held at Mount Calvary Evangelical Lutheran Church Hastings Street Maynard Stow line The schedule lists 9 a m Divine Worship Fifth 10 a m Sunday School 11 a m English Worship service A nursery class is available during the morning service Welcome Rev Edwin V Gorts Pastor citations of location and times are given for parish attendees.
The Ladies Aid meet in the church at 7:30 with sides and a service. The women's group and men’s choir will hold services and a concert is planned Tuesday at 8:06 and 10:00. Public is invited to attend.
Center Rey church holds services May 23 with youth and church school announced. Walter W. Custance leads 10 45 a m service and Mr Grimshaw delivers a sermon titled Furrowed Foreheads or Life's Disparities. Women's group meets Monday with Thursday events. May 30 memorial Sunday features Edwards Grim Post American Legion Auxiliary.
Hungary Acton Baptist Church invites parishioners to three services on May 3 80 including Sunday School and Morning Worship. Pastor and organist lead the day with the sermon titled Rove is Always Appropriate and a Christian Endeavor meeting after.
Carlisle notes a religious society activity with Mr Briendochine as student minister and a Sunday morning Mass at 9 30 in New York. The fragment indicates a church related schedule with a minister and service time today.
Sunday masses at 7 8 10 and 1130. Sunday school after the 8 oclock mass. Benediction at 430 p m. pastor Rev Edmund M Higgins curate Rev James H Connolly organist Esther Costello.
West Concord parish notes Sunday Masses at 7 8 30 and 11 30 o clock with a 10 15 service and Sunday school after the 8 30 mass Novena services have been suspended.
The Thinivarian Congregational Church Welden Street issues a May 23 schedule with junior choir rehearsal at 9 a.m. Church School at 9:30 a.m. under Mrs. Ralph Hemeway, and morning worship at 11 a.m. featuring a sermon by Reverend Robert H. Barber on The Great Now.
Elm Street rector Rev Wm H Clark leads communion at 9 30 morning prayers and church school at 11 with worship services and Y P F at 7 00 p m Mrs Margaret Hideout serves as organist in a preliminary schedule for the day.
The First Parish in Concord led by Rev Edward P Daniels D D conducts service at 11 arming Worship with organist Philip W Trumbull on Lexington Road The minister preaches on Our Two Worlds at the church morning service scheduled for 10 50 a m and 11 00 a m services.
Bible school for all ages at 10:15 a.m. Morning worship at 11:15 a.m. Sermon by the minister. Evening gospel service at 6:30 p.m.
The West Coregad Union Church lists minister Hans B Nylet and organist Nina Lind. Church School runs from first grade through high school at 9 45 a m with Henry W Harmon superintendent. Beginners and kindergarten class follow at 9 45 a m led by Cyril King and William Damon. Nursery for young children during services. Morning worship at 10 45 a m with a sermon and whole families encouraged to attend.
Congregational Rev. Marvin L. Derby pastors the Bedford church at 3s. 27 Great Road with Lena M. Blake as organist. Sunday school begins at 9 30 and worship at 10 45 with the minister delivering the sermon.
Mrs Adelaide Newcomb serves as organist as supply ministers take the pulpit. Sunday school gathers at 9 45 AM and the morning service begins at 11 with a sermon and special music.
Church announces Rev William E Kerrigan pastor resident at 154 Great Road Bedford also lists organists Mrs John Fitzgerald and Bernard Flannery Mass times 7 30 8 30 10 30 and 11 30 a m with Benediction after the 8 30 mass
Rev. Hugh Weston preaches at 10 30 Sunday morning worship. Rev. Thompson at South Acton Church holds 9 30 sermon with 8 PM adult discussion group.
In South Sudbury and Sudbury, church activities include daily mass at 7, 9 a.m. services with Sunday school and morning prayers, organists listed as Ms. James Greenawalt and Elizabeth Hi Warren, and youth and Bible study groups. Memorial services note Rev. Ernest Bodenweber Jr. and Pilgrim Fellowship events in the evening.
Rev Robert K Jones Jr Youth Minister Rev W A Williams Minister of Music Philip C Putnam Organist Mrs Kenneth Murtry Morning Worship 9 30 Sermon Hosea Sunday School 10 45 Roy Hawes Superintendent Maynard Methodist Church 7 00 p m New York in Watertown St Johns Methodist Church Watertown Couples Club May 26 box lunch social Children Day June 13 Vacation Bible School June 21 July 2 Church closed August Choir meets Tuesdays 7 15 p m
The fourth Annual Missionary Conference opens at Stow Union Evangelical Church with Rev. Robert Dempsey, Miss Millicent Johnson of Hong Kong, and speakers from China Inland Mission and Sudan Interior Mission. Activities include films The Whole Armor and Revolt in Berlin, Chinese supper, and slides of China, Korea, and Africa.
Miss Delia Newnan the organist with Kenneth Robblee as soloist leads Sunday school at 1 a.m. and morning worship at 11 a.m.
Saint Bridgets Church and an adjoining parish provide weekday masses at 7 and 8 PM with Saturday confessions from 3 to 5 and 7 to 8 39 PM. Sunday masses are 7 9 and 11 AM with stairs noted for access and Miraculous Medal novena every Wednesday at 7 30 PM.
Episcopal church announces rector Rev David Covell and organist Jacob Viverette with services on Sundays. Holy Communion at 5 am on 2nd and 4th Sundays, church school and nursery at 9:45, morning prayer and sermon at 10:45, with special 4th Sunday Holy Communion and sermon.
The Holy Annunciation Russian Orthodox Greek Catholic Church invites all to a May 2 to 10 morning Divine Liturgy followed by an annual Easter dinner at the parish hall. Pastor Very Rev Stephen Lyashevsky extends welcome to everyone.
Church events include Sunday School for Intermediates at 10:00 and Morning Worship at 11:00 with a Hosea sermon. Youth Department, nursery, and organ music are listed along with Boy and Girl Scout activities, Cub Scouts, and a Women’s Society circle meeting. Annual Conference at St John’s Methodist and a calendar of June events are noted.
Thursday May 13 7 30 p m midweek devotional sponsored by Linda Hartman and George Hekkala. Sunday May 16 Sunday School 9 30 a m Christian Endeavor 10 30 a m worship service 11 a m. Tuesday May 18 Martha Society meeting at the church 7 30 p m.
Sunday school for all ages 30 grade 48 Sunday School for Kindergarten 10 45 Morning Worship church program includes special music by the choir and pastor Junior C E meets Thursday at 3 45 Religious Education committee meets Thursday at 7 30 PM
An old fragment notes a children's Sunday School gathering at 9 to 11 a.m. and references a Magribrd street address. It also claims the average American consumes ninety four pounds of potatoes annually.
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