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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1954
Page
7
The St Joseph church observes a 50th anniversary with daily masses at 8 oclock. The parish, established in 1904, continues a week of novena services. J Ronan is involved in the celebration.
The First Congregational Wakefield held a Reform Service with Rev. ton of First Congregation and lay workers Earl tick Whitley and D. Bennett speaking. The Woman's Auxiliary will meet November 11. Members are asked to bring jams and jars for the Walk at 10 a.m. followed by a luncheon at 12 45 with Hutchby and Mrs. Ellis. A cooperative sale on Democracy is planned with Rev Roberts leading the parish.
Members of St Bridget's Holy Name Society will gather after the 8 30 mass on Sunday to attend mass in a body and receive Holy Communion. President Walter Maynhar will preside at a business meeting at K of C Hall with a guest speaker. A collation will be served. All men of the parish urged to attend.
St Elizabeth of Hungary Church marked All Souls Day with three Masses on Tuesday and an All Saints Day mass on Monday night. Rev Daniel F Riordan reports a waste paper drive yielded about eight tons Sunday. This Friday youths are invited to attend the CYO Holy Hour at 7:30 PM at St Stephen's Church in Framingham.
The Women's Branch Alliance of the First Parish Unitarian Church will meet at 1 o’clock on Thursday November 11. Fréd E Robbiry, president, will preside and Pale Frank Shee will be the speaker. Sunday school activities are planned with dedication services on November 6 at 8 o’clock.
The text urges rejecting evil and embracing truth as a path to strength and happiness, arguing there is no moment worth living in the bondage of sin. It emphasizes health of spirit and the choice to pursue goodness over vice.
A Concord discussion on helping youths through school and family adjustment, and aiding families and older residents facing involuntary retirement. Ray mond Daniels and other counselors will outline what is available, assess outcomes, and explore further needs. The event starts March 15 at 245 Hewe Parish church in Concord.
Concord A weekly Christian group calendar lists the Brigade for boys aged 8 to 18 meeting at 7:00 PM Tuesday at Evangelical Free Church. A mid week prayer session follows Wednesday at 7:30 PM led by Rev Ryland Z Richmond. Women’s missionary gathering is set for Thursday at 8:00 PM with Rev Olaf Urang as guest speaker. Also this week the “Voice of Christian Youth” meets Saturday at Lang Street Church at 7:30 PM for all young people.
Rev. Robert H. Barber, minister at Trinitarian Congregational Church, will preach on his fifth anniversary Sunday morning on If I Had Only One Sermon. Music by the senior choir with E Whittridge Clark of Bedford as organist. The one club meets for supper Sunday night November 1 at 6 o'clock.
The Anthony Hunt Hamilton Post No 22% held a spaghetti supper before their meeting led by Commander Dominick Genetti. Plans underway for a November 10 dance. Birth announced: Carol Ann Caprio born October 26 at Symmes Arlington Hospital to Eugene J D Caprio and Lila A Hanson of 26 Maxwell Road. Troop 14 Bedford Boy Scouts chartered with exercises at Town Hall.
Sudbury church notices list Sunday mass at 7 30 9 and 1 daily mass at 7 30 am baptisms by appointment Unitarian service at 9 am with 9 am church school and organist Mrs James Greenawalt referenced.
Memorial Church led by Rev. Ernest Bodenweber Jr with Sunday School at 9 30 a m and church service at 11 a m featuring music by the Choral Group and organist Leonora Fairbank. Sermon titled On Practicing the Presence of God followed by 7 15 p m Pilgrim Fellowship discussing the Supreme Court ruling on segregation.
The Rev Rollin J Pairbanks minister in charge at St Elizabeth Church announces Holy Communion and Sermon. Sunday School at the Parish House at 6 30 p m. Young Peoples group to meet. Assistant John Sandford of Episcopal Theological School.
Rev Robert K Jones Jr pastors the Sudbury church with music by Philip Putnam. Youth Fellowships, Sunday School sessions, and children’s groups meet in church spaces. Annual Fall Fair and Supper slated for 6 30 p m with speaker Rev Ronald Noble of West Acton. Couples Club gathers November 16 at 8 p.m.
South Acton and Acton Universalist offer morning worship at 10 30 and 9 45 with sermons by Rev James D Hunt and Rev David Thompson. Additional events include Don Ball School at 11 00 and fellowship at 6 00 p m with a disease program at 8 00 p m.
Universalist Church at Main and Central Streets announces Sunday worship at 10 45 a m and Sunday School and High School sessions. The Lawlies Social Circle meets Tuesday November 2 at 7 30 pm at Mrs Walter B Mesley 50 Prospect Street with refreshments served beforehand.
Plans near completion for a Turkey Whist in Sudbury Hall on November 17 organized by Ann. a children's ballet session conducted by Mrs J Fleet Cowden is set. University Freshman team notes mention co captaincy and Motison High results. next Sudbury game at Tufts on November 19 at 10 30 a.m.
Rev. Robert H. Harper writes on temperance from Proverbs urging self control over anger and restraint of strong drink. He warns anger harms judgment and that alcohol brings sorrow, violence and disaster, urging Christians to oppose beverage alcohol.
Rev. David C. Pohl leads the First Parish Unitarian Church with morning worship at 11 o clock and special music. The Sunday school meets at 9 45 with sermon by the minister. Mrs Adelaide Newcomb plays organ.
Catholic Rev. William E Kerrigan pastors Saint Michael Parish Church in Bedford with organists Fitzgerald and Flannery. Masses are at seven thirty, eight thirty, ten thirty and an eleven o’clock Benediction following the eight thirty service.
Acton Meeting for Worship held Sundays at 8:00 p m at 489 Main St Acton Center home of Donnell and Elizabeth Boardman Clerk Winifred Barrett Acton 3 4360.
On Sunday November 7 Rev Eric W Grimshaw leads at Acton Evangelical Center with 9 30 Church School 10 45 Church time including Nursery Morning Worship Holy Communion and a Sermon We Have A Table by Grimshaw An evening Junior Pilgrim Fellowship and Young People’s Fellowship follow at 7 00 Then at 7 20 a joint meeting of Junior and Senior High Fellowships features Miss Esther Rhoads world traveler
Sunday services listed for Carlisle include 9 30 a m and 10 45 a m with choir and morning sessions. Evening service scheduled at 7 0 clock with ministers and organizers noted among the parish community.
The Rev. Wm. FH. CharE. Rector conducts Holy Communion at 9:15 a.m. with Mrs. Margaret Ridout as organist. Holy Communion and Church School at 10:45 a.m. Morning Prayer and church school follow with a sermon by the rector.
Monument Square Catholic parish plans Sunday Masses at 7 830 10 and 1130 with Pastors Higgins and James Connelly and Miss Esther Costello serving as organist for the services.
Reed notes Rev. Lewis F. Kearn as pastor at Christ is Church of West Concord. Organist Miss Helene Donahue to play during Sunday Masses at 9 830 1015 and 1130 oclock.
Sunday services at Wealden Street include 9 a.m. junior choir rehearsal 9:30 a.m. church school for grades 3-8 led by Mrs. Ralph Hemenway, 10 a.m. church school nursery through grade 3, and 11 a.m. morning worship with a sermon titled If I Had Only One Sermon To Preach preached by Rev. Hubert H. Barber with organist Whittredge Clark.
Pastor Hyland Hichmond hosts Bible school for all ages at 10 15 morning worship with a sermon Lessons from Luther For Today. Evening gospel service at 7 30 features Sermon The Greatest Needs of a Christian.
Morning worship at 11 a.m. features a sermon titled And All These by the minister. Sunday School opens on October 3.
Reverend Edwin B. Nylen will preach at 11 am during Sunday worship. Mrs Nina Lind will play organ. The church school serves all classes from Grade 1 to Grade 8. Harry W Hansen is the superintendent. A midweek service is Wednesday at 7 45 pm with the senior choir rehearsal.
A cordial invitation to attend church services at the local Christian Science church this week. The Sunday Lesson Sermon titled Adam and Fallen Man will explore the idea that man is created in God's image and free from sin sickness and suffering with readings from the Bible and Science and Health.
The Senior Young People Group of Concord First Parish Church will meet at 10 o'clock. The event is scheduled for the evening and a collection will be taken.
The Maynard Moly Annunciation Russian Orthodox Church on Prospect Street invites all to Devine Liturgy at 10 a.m. led by Very Rev. Stephen Lyashevsky on October 17, followed by the first fall dinner in the Parish Hall. Everybody welcome.
The Rev. ne A. Esala Chaplain J. D. Gall preside as pastor. Sunday School starts at 10 00 a m and Divine Worship at 11 00 a m every Sunday. Visitors are welcome.
Rev C Beary Ranges pastor leads Sunday 9 30 a m worship English service 11 a m Sunday school Finnish service 2 00 p m guest speaker Rev Toivo Rosenberg Fitchburg Monday 7 30 p m Lutheran League meeting Tuesday 6 p m children's choir 8 p m men's chorus Thursday 7 30 p m women’s group activities listed
Miss Minjorie Warren serves as organist at the school session beginning at nine. The fragment references a church event organized at Stow the First Pane Church with names including Bobet and Axel, but the text is garbled and presents no clear incident or outcome.
Morning worship at 9 30 and evening service at 6 30 on Sunday with additional Cottage Prayer Meeting Thursdays at 7 30 led by Rev Robert Dempsey Pasche Miss Jessie Lewis Seon Sunday and other leaders.
Morning service at 11 o'clock led by Rev Robers at Iguitat Church Selioo. The schedule lists Gleasondale METHOD ny as the day’s note with address and partial names in the parish.
St Elizabeth of Hungary service list includes Pastor Hiorden and organist Ruth as choir duties. Daily prayers at 9 o clock and 1 30 service times appear in the record.
Waldo McWilliams choir director Mrs Paul Richardson church school superintendent announces Sunday events at West Actow Baptist Church. Services begin 9:30 am worship with sermon The Elder Brother. Nursery care provided. Sunday school 10:45 am. High school class at noon. Senior high actor youth fellowship 6:30 pm in Acton Center led by Esther Rhoads. Junior high fellowship 7:00 pm. All invited to worship and study this Sunday.
A Sunday reception was held for the new pastor Rev. James D. Hunt by the church vestry. The event occurred on September 7 from 4 to 6 PM with members in attendance. The notice mentions U.S. Savings Bonds in the context of the program.
The parish lists Sunday Masses at 9 and 13 o'clock with daily 7 am celebrations. Confessions Saturday 3 5 and 7 8:30 pm with 7 am weekday masses. Novena to Miraculous Medal every Wednesday at 7:30 pm. Mass at Lake Boone at 10:30. Clergy named: Father O Brien Michael Sullivan Gerard Creighton.
The church lists July and August Sunday services led by Rector David R Covell and organist Jacob Vi with choir director Edward Athorn. Morning prayers and sermons at 10 45 a m and Holy Communion with sermon on the fourth Sunday.
Sunday school session for children held at 24 Acton Street Maynard from 9 AM to 12 PM on Sunday mornings. The notice notes a religious gathering and activity for kids in the local congregation.
Pastor Eino Hamalainen leads the Finnish Evangelical Mission prayer events with a midweek devotional Thursday November 4 at 7 30 p m followed by a coffee table hosted by Mr and Mrs George Osmo. Regular monthly business meeting Saturday November 6 at 7 30 p m. Sunday November 7 Sunday School at 9 30 a m and Worship Service in English at 11 a m.
A church page lists Maynard Intermediates class times and morning services. It notes Sunday School at 10:00, Junior Methodist Youth Fellowship 3:00 pm, Senior Methodist Fellowship 7:00 pm, choir practice, and Girl Scouts meetings including grades and times.
Union Church lists Sunday School for all ages at 9 30, worship at 10 45 with special music and sermon, youth fellowships at 6 30 and 7 30. Choir rehearsals Wednesday at 7 00 and seeks members, Boy Scouts Friday, Nov 5 at 8 pm, and Benevolent Society meeting for past presidents with guest invitations.
A fragment mentions a savings bond promotion or appeal labeled in a quirky or garbled line about Sili Se NG SUY-U and a five dollar amount. The readable text is minimal and lacks concrete details or entities.
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