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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1949
Page
16
Fragmentary notes from former service members show Uttar comfort in religion, with a few mentioning sending small sums like 17.50 and a poor drum as a symbol of remorse. The text suggests personal reflections and simple, plain envelopes as part of restitution thoughts.
Fragmentary OCR reads of a therapy session and police questioning. Mention of a fainting street incident, a small scar on the forehead, and unclear statements about a full seizure. Names and details are obscured in the garbled text.
A New Deal era section explains how welfare agencies evolved through consolidations and mergers under the FCA. It notes loans and real estate programs that aided about 60,000 farmers to own farms, with billions guaranteed in principal and interest and emphasizes the role of government guidance in stabilizing farm livelihoods.
The piece notes decentralization with county loans via local committees, citing a seven thousand dollar balance for farm loans and two thousand two hundred veterans set to own farms by year end. It highlights 7 million dollars in farm prosperity loans and four thousand five hundred farmers affected by bankruptcy, amid broader NAM and Republican party debate.
Mrs George J Raymond hosted a Friday Bridge Club luncheon at the Abner Wheeler restaurant in Framingham. Afterward the group met at Mrs Monds home for their usual afternoon of card playing. Mr and Mrs William Downing host Mrs Downines parents and Miss Winifred Gaughan spent the weekend with them in Sudbury.
The Sunbury Methodist Church hosts a fair with tables selling mystery packages and food items. A tea is served in the early afternoon and a movie at 6 30 pm. The W S C S the 47ers and the Methodist Fellowship organize the event with a collection taken.
Rev. Robert Burt announces events at Union Congregational in Denton. Sunday November 6 begins with Sunday School for primary junior and senior at 9:30 and 10:46 Morning Worship. An evening service at 7:30 features Dr Eddy Rassivathum. Congregation members invited for tea after. Wayland contact 404 and Mrs Decatur Wayland 210 note a piano transfer needed by November 5.
Bedford Sunday school at 9 30 a m and morning service at 10 45 a m and guest minister each Sunday. St Michael's Church in Bedford lists masses at 8 00 9 15 and 11 15 a m with Benediction after the 9 15 a m mass and Sunday school after Benediction. William E Kerrigan is pastor at 154 Great Road Bedford Massachusetts.
An Acton church invites the public to a Vibraharp solo by Wilbur Tolukin and a baritone solo by Richard Lowden on Saturday evening October 22 at 8 in the vestry. Rev Lee’s second sermon on The Lord's Prayer is set for Sunday morning October 3. An annual fair is planned for Saturday November 5 from 3 p.m.
Bedford marks a yearly Girl Scout week with activities at the Church of Christ. The program covers church day, home making, friendship, health, arts and crafts, and outdoor events. Senior leader Mrs. Leslie F. Winsar guides participants.
At the Fall meeting of the New England Day Camp Association in Sudbury Miss Basilla E Neil was elected co director for the 1949 50 year of Camp Elbanobscot Sudbury’s own day camp. She has over ten years camping experience in day and boarding camps and will oversee aquatic activities and director duties.
Local church announces events for youths and choir. Youth Fellowship meets Sundays at 7 p m and choir rehearsal is Thursday at 7 30 p m. Other activities include upcoming school group sessions and venue details.
Sunday morning Services School at 9 30 A M and Endeavor at 6 45 PM led by Pastor Robert B Dempsey. Miss Anne Deby serves as superintendent with duties listed for the church program.
Holy Communion is planned on the second and fourth Sundays at eight, with 1045 Blessed Sacrament in the evening at 6 30. A Religious Instruction conference for high school students is set for Wednesday 8 o'clock. Catechism for junior high at 11. Vespa services on Wednesday 7 30. Masses Thursday 5 30 and 7 00 with hours 3 00 to 5 00 and 7 00 to 8 30.
Rev F o Mitten D C L leads St Church with masses at 9 and 11 and 7:30 am, Sunday School after 9 am mass. Finnish Evangelical Mission led by Rev Eino J Hamalainen holds devotional Thursday at 7:30 pm with vocal solos by Mrs Ina. church business meeting Saturday at 7:30 pm. Sunday service in English at 11:00 am and Finnish service at 9 am
Rev. Robert K. Jones Jr pastor Mrs Philip Goldthwaite choir director Mrs Waldo Flint advance preaching subject unday am Mrs Victor Silloway superintendent Pri-
Parish schedules show Masses at 7 and 8, weekly services on Wednesdays at 7 30, a November 18 indoor penn sale at the church, Rev Robert J Vervey as organist, Sunday School at 9 30 and service at 10 45 by the pastor, St church announces a Jude service each Tuesday night at 7 30.
Readings, sermons, and group meetings listed for November across the parish include Sunday school at 9:35 a.m. Holy Communion and sermon at 11 a.m. Morning services on November 6 and 12 feature themes “The Great Expected” and “The Seriousness of The Times In Which We Live.” The Laymen’s League supper on November 7. Pilgrim Fellowship dance November 10. adult Bible class and pastor’s instruction noted on various dates.
Mrs John notes a Sunday service featuring a pastor and organist, with offerings and morning prayers announced. The item highlights the church gathering and the roles of Rev Organist and Mrs Morning in the program.
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