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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1959
Page
14
Sunday schedule details a 9 a m registration for children from kindergarten to grade, then 11 a m morning worship with family services. The sermon theme is Understanding Our Potential. Senior and youth choirs perform. registration occurs in designated departments. Enrollment is expected to rise with planned expansion of facilities.
The village church announces a Monday evening event by the Evangelical Club and asks members to bring a suitable item for a charity shower. A baptism is noted for Rhonda Carol with relatives attending. Rev Watson attends a Greendale parish conference in Worcester and over-Newton.
At 9 30 a m junior hand church school. At time the minister Rev yvel will conduct an adult on the Unitarian faith. At 30 there will be a period time for transport coffee period for those who come. Worship begins at 11 Senior choir begins rehearse this week on Thursday eve r M rs George Clark will s be choir director. will be a mess Work ates.
At 7 30 p m the Methodist Church invites Rev Jones to speak at the Christian Methodist Church gathering titled Sunday Farhaat. The notice specifies a church program led by local clergy.
The Holy Name Society of St Michael’s Church holds a mass next Sunday at 8 and an immediate meeting at Town Hall. Newly elected officers are to be installed and will serve refreshments. John They are, vice president John Perkins, secretary Winthrop Gil latter, treasurer F. Hart, marshal Al. R.wt see. The retreat weekend is set for Oct 30 with Hart Neeford as speaker. Parishioners are invited.
Sudbury note marks the first Sunday after Trinity with Holy Communion at 8 a.m. and morning prayers at 10:15 a.m. A coffee hour follows the 10:15 service to welcome members and visitors. Choirs, guilds, and parish women invite all to participate on Wednesdays and Thursdays, with Sunday school plans for October 4 announced.
District members are to attend BC conferences at Boston Law School this Sunday. The event, tied to the Nashéba Valley region, aims to gather 18 locales for representation. MacEachern leads the spiritual mission backing the gathering and related activities.
A Concord church announces fall services will resume with two sessions at the Crummnedl Cone site, 3330, and another location.
The Evangelical Lutheran Mission plans a welcome worship at West Acton Community Center located on Central Street near Massachusetts Avenue. A family friendly Sunday service and a preschool will be provided with off street parking available.
Fall adult education courses set to start September 15 at the Hatheway School Drimlin Warn. Sponsored by the Massachusetts Audubon Society the programs include bird identification insect natural history botany geology and introductory to intermediate level courses. Enrollment limited early registration urged.
The Sunday School of the church will open on September 27 at 9 30 a m with registration on Sunday. Class sessions begin the first Sunday of October according to Thomas C Searlé church school superintendent.
A fragmented notice highlights a quirky food trend turning days into desserts. The readable portion hints at novelty items or packaging flair driving interest in sweet treats.
The note recalls years of generous service and acts of kindness. It emphasizes selfless worry for others and the impact of gentle thoughts on personal affairs. The piece frames these ideas as spiritual realities aligned with Christian Science beliefs and the Monitor.
The National Foundation supported development of both the Salk and Sabin polio vaccines, citing millions at risk and ongoing research leads. The report notes the year 1950s context with ongoing clinical studies and substantial funding to scientists and medical groups.
Fragmentary notes refer to church figures Rev Haroté Derm Pastor Hed and Mrs Fitegerald with mentions of an organist, dates and league items, but details are unreadable. The readable text is insufficient to determine event, location, or outcome.
The article records worship services at St. Saviour Church including Episcopal rites led by Ben L. Bird, with Janchard as organist and Charles Hammond as warden. Communion is noted and services are described for the congregation, including children.
Youth director Harold W Flood is announced for a worship service at 10 45 a m with details referencing John Adams and a toe foment.
In Bernards Church a pastor leads Sunday services at 10:30 and 11:30 at Monument Location announced for parishioners.
The notice lists multiple Sunday worship times 7 11:30 and 11 a m with a sermon by Rev Wai H Git and a choir director mentioned. It notes Christian Science services with scriptural readings and a lesson-sermon on Substance, plus references to divine supply and healing.
Fragmentary OCR notes show Mrs Kenneth McMurtry as Sunday School Superintendent with 9:30 aid and sermon references. Morning prayer at 9:36 with Holy Communion noted. Choir activities and sense of humor theme appear, but details are garbled.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a church school registration and service schedule with partial names and times. References include a William i tor, James Mann, Mrs. Harry, and Carlyle J. Superintendent. Scheduled at 11 15 am with congregational elements noted.
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