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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1952
Page
5
Marlboro Mass edition of the Enterprise Press Inc. announces weekly Thursday publication with ads and reprint policy. It lists editors W Currier, addresses in Concord and Marlboro, and advertising agents Julius for Boston and New York. Subscription rate shown as $2.00 per year.
The article outlines Brazil's debt on current accounts near 500 million dollars, a figure larger than central bank assets. It blames decades of private enterprise driven industrialization, rising expenditures, inflation, and a weak currency, with plans to cut spending and restrict imports. It notes broader effects on the economy and society.
On a farm in a tense domestic scene, Mabel Flounders considers leaving her husband Martin after 24 years. Reverend Dicer pleads, recalling past labor and apples. He suggests she make applesauce as a token, hinting reconciliation. Later she stays and reveals the motive was stubborn spite, not love.
Mrs Marion Hansen of Waltham Mrs Leona Kugima of Maynard and Misses Yvonne and Mary of home celebrate the life of a World War I veteran with a requiem Mass at St Bernard's Church. Burial followed at St Bernard's Cemetery with a half staff town flag and Legion escort.
St Louis Missouri story of Arthur Bradley who transplanted a wild pumpkin vine that grew over a shed, climbed a fence, and threatened a neighbor’s yard. The vine now bears 25 pumpkins with leaves 18 inches wide and has required pruning to keep it from spreading. Bradley laments not knowing what he began.
A report notes that tiles gain extra brightness when cleaned with water containing a small amount of starch. The starch acts as a mild film, enhancing the tile’s luster and helping repel future dust.
The Trinity Episcopal church hosts a women’s work-day on Wednesday November 12 at 3 p.m. with guest Mrs. Edgar W. Anderson, field worker for the Department of Social Studies in the Episcopal diocese. She will show slides and tell about her work. the event opens at 10:30 and includes a box lunch.
Members of the Holy Name Society of St. Michael's Church will receive Holy Communion at Sunday Mass at 9 15. Rev William E Kerrigan will celebrate. At 8 o clock that evening the monthly meeting at the Progressive Clubhouse features guest speaker Rev Fr Barry narrating the film Seminary Training. Fathers and Sons Night. Salvatore Albani, president, presides.
Stow Union Evangelical church Sunday school nears contest end with 142 present the next to last week. Officers aim for 150 attendees next Sunday as new faces join. A Sunday School Rally with color slides is planned at 7 30 p m and refreshments follow. Midweek service at 7 p m Thursday.
The West Acton Baptist Twelveniners held a baked bean supper last Saturday night. Encouraging comments prompted plans for another supper in December. The Rev. Noble spoke on Bible history and the New Standard Revised Bible. Next Sunday M. Carl Aldrich of West Acton will speak. All men in the community are invited.
Concord First Church of Christ Scientist in Concord offers Sunday services at 10 45 a m Sunday school at 10 45 and a Wednesday testimonial meeting at 8 p m The reading room at 24 Main Street is open 10 a m to 5 p m on weekdays with Wednesday hours until 7 30 p m A nursery is available for small children and all are welcome The Lesson Sermon titled Adam and Fallen Man will be preached with readings from the Bible and Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures and the Golden Text from Romans 5 17 highlighted
Acton Evangelical Congregational Church convenes with morning worship Holy Communion and reception of members led by Rev. Eric W. Grimshaw. New members include Mr. and Mrs. Clark C. McElven and others. church fair set for Saturday, November 8.
Society of Friends Quakers hold worship at Acton Centre, Sundays at 9 45 a m. Meeting led by Clerk Mary Pap pas. Acton 3 4360. Woman's Club meets at same center on Sundays.
Sunday service at 9 45 a m with nursery available. Sunday school at 10 30 a m. A second service and Sunday school at 10 45 a m are listed for Acton Universalist Church.
St Elizabeth of Hungary parish in West Acton lists Sunday Masses at 7 30 and 9 o clock as announced by Rev Daniel F Riordan pastor. Religious notices provide service times and church leadership details for parishioners.
Sunday schedule includes Sunday school at 9 30 a m worship at 10 45 a m with sermon When God Does His Best The Twelve-niners meet at noon Christian Endeavor at 6 30 p m and a 7 30 p m devotional sermon Joseph and His Brothers. Midweek prayer on Wednesday at 7 30 p m Thursday features a fair and snack bar at 2 30 p m hosted by the Ladies Circle.
The Junior High Pilgrim Fellowship meets at West Concord Union Church Sunday at 6 PM with Miriam Eldridge and David Hart in charge of refreshments and Thomas Caldwell directing the program. Betty Ogilvie oversees recreation. At 7 PM the High School Pilgrim Fellowship meets with Richard Montague in charge of worship and Leilio Ianiello leading the discussion.
Rev. Robert H. Harper discusses Matthew 6 1 8 16 1 stressing that ostentation in giving praying and fasting harms true piety. He warns against pride in eloquent prayer and visible fasting and urges sincerity placing God first in all actions for eternal reward.
St Ann's Sudbury Wayland Parish lists Sunday masses at 7 30 9 and 11 with daily mass at 7 30 am Baptisms by appointment First Parish Unitarian conducts 5 pm service Memorial South Sudbury announces 9 30 am Sunday School 10 30 am to 12 Nursery 11 am services beginners and a women's choir The Lord's Prayer Malotte 7 pm Young People's meeting 8 pm Adult Study Group at parsonage
The Rev Rollin J Fairbanks Minister in Charge with John Moody as student assistant and Elizabeth H Warren organist announce services for Sunday November 9 including morning prayer sermon church school and young people's fellowship. A parish supper is planned Friday November 14 at 7 p m in Town hall.
Rev. Robert K. Jones Jr leads morning worship at 9 30 with sermon The Clinging Vine. Sunday school at 10 45 led by L Roy Hawes with Mrs Bradshaw and Carlyle Burland as assistants. Youth Fellowship hears Dr Emory Bucke at 7 30, Bucke editor of Zions Herald and last year’s University of Life speaker. Church fair Thursday at 3 and turkey supper 6 30. Louise Richardson speaks at 7 30, Burland and Haley in charge of refreshments.
Members of the Holy Name Society of Our Lady Help of Christians church will attend the 8:30 mass in a body Sunday and receive Holy Communion. The monthly meeting and collation follow in the downstairs hall led by President Charles H. Doyle and spiritual director Rev. John J. Scollan, pastor.
St Bernard's Church in Monument Square lists Sunday Masses at 7 815 10 and 1130 with Benediction at 430. Sunday School follows the 815 mass. Novena services occur Tuesday nights at 730 led by Rev John A York and Rev Edmund M Higgins with Esther Costello as organist.
Rev John J Scollan pastor leads Sunday masses at 7 830 and 1030 o clock Sunday school follows the 830 mass Novena Tuesdays at 745 with benediction Organist Mrs Walter Dow accompanies services
The First Parish in Concord presents Sunday services with an 11 am morning sermon titled The Landfall by Rev. Edward P. Daniels D D. The church school serves grades 8 and 9 at 10 10 am and kindergarten and other grades at 10 50 am. The chorus choir is led by Philip W Trumbull with organ. The Young People meet at 6 45 pm to attend a federation meeting at Lexington.
The Trinity Church notice lists services and activities at Elm Street with Rector Rev William H Clark and organist Mrs Margaret Ridout. Events include Holy Communion at 8 am and 10:30 am, Family Service at 9:30 am, Morning Prayer at 11 am, Young People's Group at 7 pm, Vestry at 7:30 pm, and social events on November 12 and 13 featuring Mrs Edgar W Anderson speaking on social service work.
The Evengelical Free Church lists Sunday events including Sunday school and adult Bible class at 10 45 a m morning worship at 11 15 a m a gospel service with special music at 4 30 p m and a midweek Hour of Power service on Wednesday at 8 p m
The schedule lists Rev. Robert H. Barber pastor leading a 9 am junior choir rehearsal, 9:30 am church school for grades 3-8, 11 am church school for nursery through grade 2, and 11 am morning worship with the sermon titled Aglow With the Spirit. Organist Whittredge Clark serves the service.
Rev Edwin B Nylen will preach on How Free Are We at 10 45 a m in Morning Worship. Mrs Nina Lind plays organ. Church School covers ages three through high school with Harry W as superintendent. Nursery available for two to six during services.
Bedford Church of Christ presents Congregational Rev. Marvin L. Derby as pastor with services at 10 45 a m and Sunday school at 9 30 a m Mrs Leila M Blake organist resides at 52 Great Road Also Christian Endeavor at 5 p m. First Parish Unitarian lists Rev Napoleon Lovely as minister with Adelaide Newcomb organist and Sunday school at 9 45 a m Services Sundays at 11 a m.
Rev. William E Kerrigan is pastor at St. Michael's Church Bedford with residence 154 Great Road. Masses are at 7 and 9 15 a m with a 11145 a m listing. Benediction follows the 9 15 mass.
Maynard Street Bridget's Church lists Rev William J O'Brien pastor with Rev William Carter and Rev John P Pettie assistants. Parish masses are daily at 7 am Confessions Saturday 9 to 11 and 7 to 8:30 pm Sunday masses 7 8 30 and 10 30 Lake Boone Chapel masses 9 15 and 10 30 Wednesday novena services at 7 30 in honor of the Miraculous.
Rev. F. S. Miaskiewicz DCL pastor conducts Sunday masses at 8 and 10. Weekday masses at 8 a m. Confessions heard at 3 and 7 o'clock Saturday.
Sunday schedule at Maynard Methodist includes morning worship at 11 with a sermon The Clinging Vine and evening service at 7 30. Programs feature junior and youth departments, choir, organ selections, and patriotic club activities. Guest speaker Dr Emory Bucke discusses Reform. various church groups meet. Last Sunday's altar flowers honored Peter Wilcox.
The St John s Ev Lutheran church led by Rev Gust A Wuorinen lists events from Thursday November 6 to Wednesday November 12. Confirmations Bible study Finnish and English worship services Sunday school and various choir and church group meetings are scheduled with times.
Rev C O Richardson Jr leads morning worship at 11 with Sunday school at 9 30 and Anne Derby overseeing the Sunday school. Youth Group meets at 7 p m.
Reverend Robert Dempsey leads services with Sunday school at 9 30 a m morning worship at 10 45 a m and evening service at 7 30 p m The Daring Daniels and Christian Endeavor meet at 6 30 p m A Girls club meets Wednesday at 2 30 p m The Good News club gathers Thursday at 3 p m and mid week Bible study at 7 p m
No worship services announced for August 24 and 31. Home Again Sunday observed September 7 with Rev. Willard L Osborn delivering the sermon. West Concord Union church choirs rehearse Friday at 7 and Saturday at 10:30. Skittles bowling event scheduled Friday night at 8. South Carolina seceded from the union on December 20, 1860.
The UNION CON CHURCH announces a Sunday service at 9 30 with a special preacher and no Sunday school in the morning. A 10 45 service follows. The Men’s Club meets monthly at 8 o’clock. The Philathea group hosts a lunch on November 12 at 12 30. The Couples group holds a regular hour Saturday. Regular worship includes Holy Communion at 8 and 9 10 45 services.
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