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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1945
Page
5
Johnson Methodist Church announces morning worship at 11 with Rev Heath as speaker. Church school at 9 30, Youth Fellowship in the chapel at noon. Anniversary events for the Congregation scheduled with stone laying noted for August 2 1895. Various meetings and services listed through November with mid week and Sunday events.
Fragmented community notices list church services and group meetings including DionCong ana Nonmatt Mai Pasior vices and Istian Endeavorers at 5:00. Pilgrim Fellowship night at 6:00 features sing song and refreshments amid ongoing clubs and monthly gatherings through the week.
The Methodist church will hold morning worship at 9 30 conducted by the pastor with guest speaker. Church School and Youth Fellowship are scheduled and Wednesday evening rehearsal planned at the Gate of the aot in Sudbury Church.
Sunday school at 9 o clock in the morning mor ning worship at 1 30 p m Christian Endeavor meeting at 3 30 p m and senior Christian Endeavor at 6 45 p m presented in a local church bulletin style.
During the mid month of November union services will be held each Sunday at 10 45 am in the Universalist Church with Church School at 9 30 am. Harolden music director Miss Mary Lothrop organist to lead.
A Concord minister announces a morning service at 9 45 and church hour kindergarten at 11 with a sermon titled A Gift of Thyself. The gospel choir will sing and the minister will preach at the vestry gathering on October 10 at 8 30 p m.
Holy Communion at 8:00 a.m. Sunday November 4 at Trinity Episcopal Elm Street Concord. Organist Ann R. McGrath to perform with Charles JA Pet Rotter in festival service led by Jonan Sehmoth.
The schedule lists Sunday mass times at 7:40 a.m. 8:15 a.m. and 6:15 p.m. with an evening service at 7 p.m. Clergy names include Quinlan and Suliiten. organizer Caraib Mfrs is mentioned in association with the mass.
The notes mention interim leadership and choir at a church. Nina Lind is listed as organist with C Waldo MacWilliams as choir director. Sunday school starts at 9:45 AM and regular worship at 10:45 AM.
Rev Arvo H Niskanen pastor announces choir practice at 7 00 pm Thursday November 1 no Sunday services Sunday November 4 Ladies meeting at Lempi Kauppila 26 Harrison Street at 730 pm Tuesday November 6 Bethany Sisters meeting at Mise Anne See home Monday November 5 Boy Scout meeting at 7 o clock text ends with SAY WARP BONDS STAMPS
A fragmentary OCR item notes a church lesson sermon referencing the Christian Science book Health Key to the Cities by Mary Baker Eddy. It mentions mortals discarding material beliefs and the goal of knowing God, with dated or locational placeholders and rough transcription markers.
The Our Lady of Chr church lists Sunday masses at 7, 8:30 and 10:30 in the morning with an evening service at 7. The pastors Rev Wm Shaughnessy and Rev Joseph W Sullivan are noted as the pastor and curate respectively.
Reverend John E. Wallace of the Concord Trinity Walden church will lead morning worship at 11 o clock with church school at 9 30 am. The pastor will preach.
Lang Street Concord Rev. Harry P. Odland, pastor, lists Sunday school at 10 45 am Sunday services at 7 40 am weekly meeting on Wednesday at 8 Young People's Society Friday night schedule for the church activities and gatherings.
The chapel holds an afternoon service at 5 o'clock on Sunday.
On Thursday the Feast of All Saints will be observed with masses at 6 and 7 30 o clock. Friday All Souls Day will be marked with masses at 6 and 7 30 o clock followed by a high mass. Confessions will be heard at the church. Thursday night devotion and Friday service times are listed. next Sunday Confraternity members will receive Communion at the 7 o'clock mass.
All Saints Day masses will be offered Thursday morning at Our Lady Help of Christians Church West Concord with 7 30 7 and 8 o clock services Confessions available this afternoon and evening In addition All Souls Day observances include special masses and a devotion service at 7 45 o'clock in the evening.
The readable fragments discuss kindness and equal rights, mentioning Samuel Johnson Mary Baker Eddy George Eliot and shared human privileges. The text appears as a garbled excerpt from a wider discussion on moral conduct and universal rights amid wartime reflection.
The Council of Churches at Copley Plaza announces a dinner at Hotel Copley Plaza on Monday evening November 12 at 6 30 PM. Lt G Gr Bay and John list are noted in the readable fragment.
A church group meets at the vestry on November 8 in Sudbury. Luncheon at 12:30 p.m. Devotionals at 4:30 p.m. Hostess Mrs. Maxwell. Mrs. Albert Tallant speaks. details about rugs are noted.
A church hosts a late afternoon supper with work, food, candy, and miscellaneous articles. The event features a grab bag and activities for five area youths, with clean up at 6 30 pm and a note about local volunteers.
A brief, damaged verse fragment laments the toll of wartime service and the long, unbroken strain on veterans and families. It recalls dedication day and questions whether a man’s sacrifices and wages can be restored after thirty days, while highlighting ongoing suffering and empathy.
A local event will discuss Christmas inspirations hosted by Mrs Dn Arolang and Mrs Elibt A cements. The topic centers on problem areas as members tie in engagement and committee efforts.
Long predicts a state sales tax to replace wartime revenue declines estimated at 30.6 million from corporate taxes and 11 million peacetime loss, with tax cuts in liquor and cigarettes and meal tax reductions tied to city aid and distribution effects.
Corfeo d Datt announces the annual parish reunion for St Bernard's Church in Concord on Tuesday November 20 at 8 PM. A variety program includes entertainment whist dancing games for children and refreshments organized by Rev Mark P Sullivan and a parish committee with tickets managed by the ladies of the altar society.
A Youth for Christ rally is scheduled at Sudbury Town Hall on December 9 at 7 30 p m. The program includes singing testimonies instrumental numbers and speaking. Featured performers include Boston cornetist St William Lawin and chaplain Big Bill Henderson who will address the youths.
George Santayana quote on work as reward and source of strength and pleasure, attributed sentiment underscoring the value of labor.
A cryptic note discusses sincerity and pretense, claiming true honesty requires the whole being. It critiques the pretense as undermining genuine character and moral foundation.
Auctioneer offers goods including beds, vacuum cleaner, baby carriage, clocks, dining table, marble top radio, mirrors, piano, washing machine, rag rug, and other household items. Date and location details appear fragmented but indicate an early morning sale.
Five recess commissions study creation of a state Department of Commerce to absorb functions from planning, zoning, and industry boards. Proposed director would be paid 20 000 dollars with life tenure, other divisions to be appointed similarly. Florida’s Joseph P. King chairs the commission considering expanding the number of directors from five to seven.
The Holy Name Societies of the parish and Lady Help of Christians plan to admit new members. The program runs until November 18 in cooperation with other Holy Name Societies of the archdiocese. Rev. Robert W. Sullivan leads OU Ladys West canoe and Walter A. Quinlan serves Bernard's as local directors.
Boston officials caution that a weapon brought home as a keepsake can be dangerous if misused. They warn that many are trained to handle guns but few know manufacture and repair, especially with captured or mismatched arms.
A brief item notes a 2 CMC American dance performance titled Call E Holiday. The event highlights a troupe known for contemporary pieces and school or venue participation.
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