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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1957
Page
12
A devotional passage explains good as inexhaustible through God as Spirit and divine Mind. It asserts health, abundance, and harmony come from recognizing God, not material changes, citing Mary Baker Eddy and Christian Science Monitor as sources.
A two week mission at St Bernard s Church begins Sunday evening October 6. The first week aims at women married and single as well as high school girls. The second week targets men and high school boys. The LaSaillette Fathers will deliver the talks. Mission mass times will be announced.
West Concord Union Church maps an active schedule with youth choir rehearsal Friday at 2 35 pm and Skittlers bowling at 8 pm. Sunday events include Junior Pilgrim Fellowship at 5 pm led by Herbert Hodgson from Andover Newton Theological School and a senior group gathering at 7 pm. Monday 7 30 pm church school teachers meeting at Trinitarian Congregational Church. Wednesday senior choir rehearses at 7 30 pm.
Memorial Congregational Church Sudbury announces adult dancing classes starting October 5 with beginners at 8 PM and advanced at 9 30 sponsored by the Homemakers. limited openings remain. Contact Ruth Hunter Hill top 32702 for information. Church hymnals welcome. A bake sale on the church lawn last Saturday featured apple pies. The Woman's Association meets Thursday October 10 at 10 AM for sewing. bring a box lunch. Mrs James Annett will lead devotions after luncheon and assist with curtains and other items for the Christ afternoon hour. Elizabeth M Walker attended Middlesex Mendon District Board Meeting.
The Rev. Albert N. Kaucher preached on The Gospel of Reconciliation at First Religious Society Unitarian. Organist Donald A. Lapham. Sunday school to resume Oct 6 at 9 30 AM. A sewing meeting at Mrs. Herbert D. Bates home produced more work for the November fair.
Concord The Ladies Sodality of St Bernard s Church will receive Holy Communion at the 8 30 mass Sunday Oct 6 Monthly meeting is slated for Monday Oct 7 after the mission at Monument Hall Plans include a food sale at the hall Oct 11 12 in conjunction with Yankee Craft Cast for Living Madonnas will be chosen for a November 8 presentation at the hall
Concord church groups announce Sunday at 7 30 p m in Trinitarian Congregational Church for World Wide Communion Sunday with The Meaning of Communion as the topic led by Harold Nichols. Communion served by Rev. Robert H Barber and Jean Elliott. Harvest supper and bean meal set for Oct 17 with early reservations urged. Couples Club to host a barn dance on Oct 18 at the Cameron barn.
Cornicord-Confessions will be heard at St Bernard s Church and Our Lady Help of Christians Church this afternoon and evening First Friday masses at both churches tomorrow at 6 and 7 o clock Sad Masses honor Our Lady of Fatima in quest of world peace Sunday both parishes held well received Shee paper cel OMS
West Acton Rev Henry J Murphy S J of Weston College led the 9 am mass at St Elizabeth of Hungary Church. Later masses were by Rev James W O Neil S J. Children’s mass in the downstairs hall opened the Sunday school with eight Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur directing teachers including Mesdames Scezny Janericco Sweeney Sexton and Dorothy Scezny. The choir resumed under Ruth Kennedy and Betty Saganich. Confessions offered 4–5 pm and 8–9 pm for First Friday mass tomorrow at 7. Confraternity high school religious club meets Mondays at 7 with leaders Artine Kinsley Henry Wall George Allen William Ray.
The Concord Trinity Adult Group will host a pot-luck supper at the parish hall Friday evening October 11 at 6 30. After dinner Rev John Burgess archdeacon of Boston for the Episcopal diocese of Massachusetts will discuss social segregation and his background includes Michigan University Episcopal Theological School Harvard chaplain and Washington Cathedral canon.
The Wachusett Association of Baptist churches holds its fall meeting at West Acton Baptist Church. Charles Nutter of Leminster serves as moderator with Rev Frithjor Iversen of Norway as speaker. A supper by reservation, worship at 7, devotions led by Rev Donald Patterson, and a youth substitute program are on the agenda.
South Acton Congregational Church and Acton Community Church list pastors James D. Hunt and Rev. Robert and Burt with ministers and staff. Organist Mrs. Harold Taylor and superintendent Dr. William B. Cheat are noted. entries reference central streets and contact details.
The column lists church pages with Rev Fr York at Carlisle St Elizabeths and Rev Albert Kaucher at Snitarian, noting pastors, organists, choir directors, and Sunday service times. An item mentions a re opening on October 6 at 9 30 and a savings bonds note from U S Savings Bonds.
A short, imperfect biblical quote fragment emphasizes coming to Jesus Christ, seeking forgiveness, and humbly praying for mercy amid contempt.
Unclear OCR text lists church names and pastors with service times. Mentions Rev Marvin L Derby and Rev Harold McDermott with addresses on Great Road Bedford. Includes 8 and 10 o'clock mass times and benediction after 8:00 mass. Organists named. schedule fragmentary.
Protestant Episcopal St Pauls Mission Church in Bedford lists services for Sunday October 6 1957 with Holy Communion at 8 a m and Morning Prayer and Sermon at 9 30 a m at Bedford Town Hall Also church school kindergarten through 7th grade meets at Center School Cafeteria and nursery at Arnolds 42 Great Road A Building Committee meeting at 8 p m October 7 and Teachers Class October 8 at 321 North Road All welcome to attend services and activities.
First Baptist Church of Bedford Massachusetts at 151 Contord and Cr 48151 presents Rev Arthur N Foye as pastor and Leila Blake as organist with service details readable in the fragment.
Congregational and Jairian services listed at Lincoln Center with Rev. Charles Marvin Styron and Mrs Thomas W McGrath. Morning services at 9 30 and 11 o clock with church school at 9 30 and 11. Organist and choir director noted.
Roman Catholic Joseph's Church on Lincoln Road South announces Masses at 7 8 10 and 1130 a m on Sunday with School following the 8 o'clock service. Rev Francis X McLaughlin leads with Mrs Ethel Davis as organist and choir director.
Parish notes from St Annes In The Field on Concord Road list Rev Morris Robinson rector Morley Lush organist. Service schedule includes Holy Communion at 8 a.m. and Sunday School classes at 10 a.m.
Meeting for Worship by the Quakers occurs Sundays at 8 p.m. in Acton Center at 489 Main Street. Clerk Winifred Barrett notes contact at Acton 32-4360.
The Acton Center church led by Rev. Eric W. Grimshaw hosts a Young People's Church service at 9 30 am with Sunday school for grades 4 5 and 6 led by Clark C McEl vein and an adult advisor. Morning worship at 10 45 includes a sermon titled Thine Is The King Sud World Wide Commitment. Evening activities include a junior choir, organist Douglas Reilly and Mrs Donnell W Boardman, and a Senior Pilgrim Fellowship at 7 pm.
Fragmentary notice notes an 10 30 am organ service led by Rev Frank with unclear surrounding details. The garbled text mentions Cuiaes as part of the context, leaving ambiguity about location or event type.
Nev. St. 3 Church lists Sunday masses at 7 30 9 and 11 a m. Baptisms by appointment. Morning service at 9 30 a m with guest speaker Dr. J Carrell Morris and Sunday School for all ages. Communion Sunday with sermon Follow Me Music by Senior Choir. Pilgrim Fellowship meeting at 7 p m led by Sandra Herrick on Congregational church topics.
The Episcopal St Elizabeths Church in Sudbury announces Holy Communion at 6 and 11:15 a.m. with a Holy Union sermon at 9:15 a.m. Nursery for ages under five, grades 5–8 at 11:15, Young People's Groups at 7 p.m., and choir rehearsals on Wednesday 8 p.m. Senior and Thursday Junior sessions listed.
Saint Our Lady Fatima parish announces Masses at 7:30, 9, and 11:30 A.M. Sunday school after the 9 o'clock Mass. Confessions on Saturdays and eves of First Fridays and Holy days. Baptisms Sundays at 3:30. CYO Monday evenings at 7:30. Women’s Guild Communion first Sunday monthly. Holy Name Communion second Sunday. meeting Thursday at 8 p.m. Choir rehearsal Wednesday at 8 p.m.
The Sudbury Methodist Church announces pastor Rev. Robert K. Jones and youth director Mrs Reino A. Tuominen. Sunday School and worship services at 9:30 a.m., communion service, and programs for all ages. annual fairs planned, choir and youth groups meet regularly, and a local incident report notes an injury from a cow strike.
Concord churches list pastors curates organists and Sunday mass times and school hours. Our Lady Help of Christians notes masses and Sunday school after 3, First Parish in Concord cites morning worship and sermon on October 6 with World Wide Communion.
Trinity Church and West Side Union list service times. Trinity Church Rev William C. Reads rector, 9:15 church school, 11 morning service with sermon. West Side Union Rev Edwin Nyten minister, 9 a.m. church school for all ages, 11 a.m. worship with sermon “The Cornerstone of Learning.”
Walden on Street presents Rev. Robert H. Barber as pastor with Whittredge Clark at the organ. Sunday services include church school at 9:30, morning worship at 11, music by the Senior Choir and a meditation by the pastor during World Wide Communion.
The Evangelical Free Church on Long Street and First Church of Christ Scientist in Concord announce Sunday programs including Sunday School, Bible classes, morning worship, and evening services. Christian Science readings and a Reading Room offer broader community access.
Thursday 7 30 p m devotional followed by social hour and coffee table Friday cake and food sale at Hawes Flower Shop Ninth Street at 1 pm Sunday October 6 Sunday School 9 30 am English Worship 10 30 am Finnish Service 11 15 am Monday October 7 Monthly Business Meeting at the church 7 38 pm Parishioners urged to attend Tuesday October 8 Friendship Club meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Sarvela 18 Florida Road
Sunday schedule lists Holy Communion at 8:00 a.m. Family Service at 9:30 a.m. Church School and Adult Stay Groups. Morning Prayer and sermon at 10:45 a.m. It reflects a church day with multiple gatherings and a sermon.
Church notices list Rev. Robert K. Jones and Mrs. Edmund Beebe among leadership. Morning worship with Holy Communion at 11:00, Sunday School for all ages, junior and senior high youth groups, and nursery supervised by Mrs. Clarence Braman. Evening cookout at 6:30 at 114 Summer Street. Monthly meetings include Official Board tonight and Woman’s Society Monday.
Rev Daniel F Dunn leads services at 10 15 and 11 30 o clock with Mrs Betty Saganich and organist Mrs Ruth Kennedy directing choir. Sunday School begins at 8 30 and daily masses at 7 o clock.
The Rev William H minister and organist Mrs Anthony Hil preside at West Acton Craftist Church with Waldo MacWilliams in worship. Sunday School all classes at 10 45 a m and a dedication service features an anthem by the choir and a sermon titled Islands In The Sea during World Wide Communion.
Sources say the villa of Jean Sibelius near Helsinki will be converted into a museum. The report notes plans to organize morning worship at 9:30 a.m. at The First Parish Church and mentions Miss Jessie Lewis and Mrs Cy Kendrick as involved in church events.
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