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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1946
Page
6
Rev Herbert Fulton to lead a brief meditation on Is It I. Vested choir to provide appropriate music during the Holy Communion service. Church school convenes at 9 30 a m. Sunday at the regular hour.
Rev Arvo H Niskanen presides choir practice on May 30 and Bethany meeting June 3 Sisters in vestry at 8 p m. Mid week services June 4 Finnish 7 p m English 8 p m. June 5 Boy Scout Troop No 4 meeting Orien services Sunday June 2 People of the Eastern Conference meeting in Quincy at Suomi Synod
Rev George Koponen presides over a Memorial Day service on Thursday May 30 at 7 30 p m with a coffee social hosted by Mr and Mrs George Osmo A Sunday School session is planned for Sunday June 2 at 10 00 a m followed by an Evening Service at 7 30 The monthly parishioners business meeting will occur after the service.
Maynard Massachusetts church activities list June services Sunday School sessions for upper grades Kin garton and Primary Dept end on June 2. On June 9 a special children service at 10 45 am. Morning Prayer and sermon on June 2. A Sabra League walk set for Monday June. St Hilda’s Guild meets Thursday June 6 at 7 pm.
Union Congregational Church schedule for Sunday service at 10 45 led by Rev Norman C MacLean with choir Miss Marion L Jones organist Church School at 9 30 10 45 Church Council meets at the parsonage Monday June 3 7 30 Congregational Service Group meets Tuesday June 4 at Mrs Ralph Smith 10 Lincoln street Ladies Benevolent Society meets Thursday June 6 2 45 apron sale Children s Day observance Sunday June 9 at 10 45 with baptism of children
Harold Merriam is music director and Miss Mary Lothrop organist. Union services will be held at the Congregational Church every Sunday in June at 10 45 a m, with church school at 9 30 a m.
Reverend John H. Morgan leads Stow Evangelical with Sunday school at 9 30 a m worship at 10 45 a m Junior Christian Endeavor at 3 30 p m and Senior Endeavor at 6 45 p m.
A quotation attributed to Hitchcock asserts that self control proves education and without self control other education is ineffective. The line frames personal discipline as essential to scholarly achievement and overall learning.
A church notice announces vested choir music led by the pastor on Sunday morning during the worship conclusion.
The Sudbury church announces Sunday School at 9 30 with all ages, morning service at 11 by Rev Frederick J Duplissey on What Jesus said about the three Great Virtues. Guest Rebekahs and Odd Fellows from Belmont and Waverly. Junior C E at 3 30, Senior C E at 6 30. Scavenger Hunt June 8 at 6 PM. Standing committee meets June 3 at the Parsonage.
Concord Sunday services are at 10 45 with Sunday school at the same time. A testimonial meeting is held Wednesday evening at 7 45. Reading Room hours 12 to 2 on weekdays and holidays. The lesson sermon for The Mother Church Boston MA and branches on June 2 is Ancient and Modern Necromancy alias Mesmerism and Hypnotism Denounced. The Golden Text is from Psalms 73 26 27. Bible passages include Psalms 37 32 39 and Science and Health quotations on evil and bigotry.
A collection of aphorisms on wisdom and the future. Quotes from Mary Baker Eddy, W Beecher, J Macdonald, Jules Jusserand, and Richter urge seeking divine wisdom, choosing calm over anxiety, and treating today as life. Emphasis on present duty and personal agency shaping fate.
Seven Cass county girls from 11 to 45 form a women only baby beef club in Lincoln Nebraska. They feed Herefords Angus and Shorthorns and announce strong competition for fall shows against Cass county boys.
The Middlesex School Chapel holds a Sunday evening service at five. Rev John E Wallace pastor. Sunday school at 930 in charge of E Russell Davis superintendent. Morning worship with sermon and special music at eleven.
Pastor Harry P. Odland leads the Evangelion Free Church on Long Street with Sunday school and adult Bible class at 10 45 a m and a gospel meeting at 7 30 p m. The notice outlines weekly worship times and church leadership.
Rev Edw P Daniels to lead morning service at 11 o clock with church school at 9 45. Children’s Sunday observed with year end awards and citations. Opportunity for Christening and joining the church.
Rev. Michael J. Burke and Rev. Mark P. Sullivan lead Sunday masses at 7 8 15 and 10 30 with an evening Rosary Litany and Benediction. On Sunday June 2 the First Communion is held at the 8:15 mass for the children.
Rev W F Shaughnessy pastor and Rev Joseph W Sullivan curate announce Sunday masses at 7 8 30 and 10 30 in the church with evening Rosary Litany and Novena followed by Benediction at 5 o'clock.
Rev. Charles R. Peck presides as rector with Sunday worship at 8 a.m. Holy Communion, and 11 a.m. Morning Prayer with junior church and a sermon. Mrs Ann Root McGrath listed in association with the service attendance.
Interim pastor Mrs. Nina Lind and organist C. W. MacWilliams lead a church program at 9 45 and 10 45 a m on Sunday June 2 marking Children’s Sunday with Noah Brannen assigned as interim pastor.
Concord observes the Feast of the Ascension with Masses at St. Bernard's at 6, 7 30, 9, and 10 o'clock at the cemetery. Benediction at 3 30 p.m. at the cemetery after the memorial service. Our Lady's Church offers Masses at 7, 8 30, and 10 o'clock with confessions on Wednesday afternoon and evening.
In Sudbury at St Ann's Parish on May 26 Rev William F Reilly pastor marked the 25th anniversary of his ordination to the priesthood. He was ordained in 1921 at Holy Cross Cathedral Boston by Cardinal O Connell with Arch Bishop Cushing among fellow clerics.
Concord parishioners from St Bernard’s will receive First Communion next Sunday at 8 15 am mass. A breakfast will follow at Monument Hall. Confessions are scheduled for Saturday morning at 10 o’clock.
Concord parishes join the second annual Holy Hour for men at Braves Field Boston next Sunday. St Bernard and Our Lady Help of Christians attend with Archbishop Richard J Cushing as principal speaker and Fourth Degree Knights of Columbus escorts for archdiocese prelates.
The Nature Club of Bedford met at Mrs. Louis Pfeiffer on South Street for its annual election. Officers chosen include President Mrs. Joseph LeConey, Vice President Mrs. Harvey J. Comrie, Secretary Mrs. Louis Pfeiffer, Treasurer Mrs. Emma Gilman, and Directors Mrs. Warren Dutton, Mrs. Frank A. Goodwin, and Mrs. M. Bernard Webber. An informal discussion on birds and flowers followed, and meetings will be suspended until October.
Miss Helen Merrill of Lexington presented a recital at her Bedford studio with several young participants including J Clark Linda Joy Hail Brolin Elizabeth Joyce Elizabeth Webber Betty Arthur Marlon Comrie Joan Fox Dorothea Voigt Ann Julin Carol Julin Janet Reed and Lois Goodwin in a program of childhood performances.
The town highlights recent painting of Elks Hall and storefronts including Anderson's Market, Boston Consolidated Gas Company and Colonial Inn. White lines painted on Mill Dam aim to guide parking, while a proposed Concord Turnpike bowling alleys project shifts location from West Concord to Concord.
At Our Lady Help of Christians Church in West Concord 21 children received their First Holy Communion at the 8 30 Mass on Sunday May 26. Joseph W Sullivan gave the Miss and Fr William F Shaughnessy addressed the children. Training since September was led by Miss Mary Sheehan and Fr Sullivan. Students include Richard O Neal Allan Christoffers on John Sullivan Joseph Steinman Douglas Whitcomb Frances Arnold Victor Pozerycka Ronald Asbjornson John Palmer Shirley Carr June Davis Janet Bradley Shirley Palmer Barbara Mansfield Beverly Gallagher Nan Bell Marilyn Hill Patricia Cullinane Elaine Halloran Donna Callahan.
Chicago tops global production in iron and steel according to the notice, highlighting the city as a center of metal pro ducts and manufacturing prowess.
Boston lawyer Joseph M McDonough launches a campaign for the Democratic nomination for attorney general appealing to Democrats and independents across Massachusetts. A WWII Navy veteran who served on the USS Bunker Hill, he volunteers as a recruiter for Ted Williams Johnny Pesky and Phil Rizzuto, and has been active in the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars. He claims veterans’ interests will be protected if elected and cites twenty years of law practice, membership in several fraternal orders, and Dorchester residence with his wife Ida C. McDonough who supports the bid.
A brief regional notice lists recipients for the first-time program at the Wayland event including Sylvia Mills Esther Lewis William Gaffney Bien Tan and others.
A Concord gathering last Saturday featured Rotary and Gun Club members. Richard P. and Clarence Nelson were noted for roles, with Lester B. presiding as head. the meeting planned forthcoming club activities.
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