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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1962
Page
10
Mr and Mrs Donald Wilson of Independance road will represent Trinity Church at the Episcopal diocese election of a second suffragan bishop at St Pauls Cathedral Boston on Saturday.
The annual autumn membership tea of the West Concord Woman's Club will be held this afternoon at the home of P.P. Mrs. B. Wheeler at 398 Main Street.
Our Lady’s high school opened religion classes on Monday. Boys meet Mondays at 7 p.m. and girls on Tuesdays at 7 p.m. St Bernard’s opened Monday with boys at 7 p.m. and girls at 7 30 p.m. at Rose Hawthorne High.
Sympathy is extended to Mrs Bernard Olson of Concord for the death of her sister Mrs Norman Ann Mace 29 Whitman formerly of Waltham Reader notes the passing of Mace in Whitman and mourns the loss.
Middlesex School and Concord Academy reopened for the new full term with enrollments expected to mirror last year as students returned to classrooms yesterday.
The Concord Orchestra under Attilio Poto rehearses at Wells A Hall Memorial Auditorium for its 10th season with about 50 players from 10 surrounding towns. For information call David S. Huston at 9-5005.
P D D G Rudolph W Currier of the Lions attended Thursday's Woburn Lions gathering and met new Lions International director Carl Roessler.
Eileen Kelly Maynard mourns Paul M. Dennehy 52 who died in Newton. Funeral services were held Friday in Newton.
Maynard Grange plans a business session and officer elections at 8 PM at the Elks Home with Russell Naylor presiding. Last night Middlesex Central Pomona elected officers in a Sudbury meeting.
A layman's workshop is set tonight at 8 o'clock in St. John's vestry. The senior confirmation class meets Saturday at 9 30 a m and the junior class gathers at 11 o'clock in the vestry.
Warila grandchildren sponsor a rummage sale on Saturday September 22 at 1 p.m. at 82 Summer Street. Public is welcome. A Sept 15 date announced by selectmen was in error.
Annual rummage sales by church women run today until 3 30 p m and tomorrow from 9 30 a m to 12 30 p m at the church location.
Concord and Lincoln residents feature in Bradford Junior College enrollment as Virginia Smith enters the freshman class for its 160th year. She is the daughter of Gordon and Virginia Smith of 3 Simon Willard road and a Concord Academy graduate. Susan White, daughter of John and Mrs White of Old Concord road South Lincoln, will return for her senior year at Bradford.
Sudbury offers private music lessons for grades 4 through 12 starting October 6. The program, funded by Sudbury Parents' League and housed in school classrooms, is provided by Framingham Music Center with registration at Bentley's through September 22.
Sudbury residents form Newcomers Club to welcome newcomers. First meeting set for Sept 27 at Armands with a hat show by Dorothea of Framingham. Membership open to residents who have lived here two years or less. Officers listed for 1962 1963.
Former Hale High School graduate Sneaker Stow-Judy Carpenter visited Nashoba Regional High School as guest speaker for Mrs. Lever's class in advanced speech and English. Carpenter, active in public speaking and dramatics, served as vice president of the public speaking club and attends Nassau College in Springvale Maine majoring in history. She was chosen as a freshman to be a discussant on Portland television programs on WCHS TV channel 6.
The National Education Association reports 62 educational television stations are in operation in the United States. They predict the number will double or triple in five years and reach about 1,000 within a decade. A May federal law provides 32 million dollars to aid educational television.
Sudbury Goodnow Library plans a Great Books discussion group for the coming year. The first organizational meeting is Tuesday at 8 p.m. All interested are invited. The group is self study with prescribed materials from the National Great Books Foundation at a modest cost. Pamphlets available at the library or by calling Mrs. Arthur Howard or Mrs. Robert Harvey.
Principal Robert G. Bedell now supervises 14 teachers at Roosevelt School where enrollment rose by about 70 pupils. First grade teachers are Mrs Standish Miss Atwater and Miss MacCauley. Second grade teachers are Mrs King Miss Minicucci and Miss Mahoney. Third grade teachers are Miss Towle and Miss Mulberry. Fourth grade teachers are Mrs Fardy and Miss Vodklns. Fifth grade teachers are Mrs Kibilda and Miss Howey. Sixth grade teachers are Mrs Carpenter and Mr Stebbins.
Sudbury Lincoln Sudbury regional faculty gathered in the lecture hall to open a two day workshop. Supt C Newton Heath Principal Leslie Tourville School Committee Chairman Dr Howard Emmons and Association president Raymond S Martin attended. Emmons gave the keynote noting more teachers bring diverse abilities and enthusiasms to benefit regional students. Martin welcomed new teachers who toured the building with Vice-Principal Roger Thurston as Tourville reviewed new procedures. Committee members Joseph Brown Ellen Cannon Emmons and James Jagger attended along with social committee chair Katherine and officers Martha Pappas and Frances Kellaher.
Nebraskans aged 25 and older completed an average of 10.1 school years, higher than the national average of 9.3. The data reflects educational attainment comparisons between Nebraska and broader U.S. figures.
Holy Name District aims for second fall meeting Oct 15 in West Townsend. An officers meeting at St. John's rectory Town send introduced Rev Fr O Leary as spiritual director. New president Roger Duval Maynard, with Vice-president John McGee Maynard, secretary John Roche Littleton, treasurer P P Charles Monahan. Rudolph W Currier West Concord publicity chairman and Russell C Albee West Concord sick and vigil chair attended.
Betty Oleson hosts the Welcome Wagon with Enterprise coverage of new residents joining Maynard. Hartnett family from Winchester buys a home. Hartnett works as a federal meat and poultry inspector. Coyle family from Waltham purchases. John Coyle works for Reese Corporation and has two sons and a daughter. Cogan family from Arlington purchases. James Cogan works in Ireland printing and has a young son and daughter. Lyons family from Watertown buys home. John Lyons works as a spiker for New England Tel and Tel Co and has four children. Mrs Lyons’ mother Mary Hawes lives with them.
Mr and Mrs Richard B Paige announce the birth of their third child a son named Charles Stodyard Paige born September 8 at Emerson Hospital Lincoln MA Elizabeth Jenney is the former wife of Mr Paige Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Charles Jenney Jr Bedford road and Mrs Richard S Paige Brookline Charles Jenney Belmont is great grandfather
Congregational Rev. Walter E. Wyman minister Harold Brady Sunday School Superintendent Mrs. Roger Francis Douglas Ayer youth director 10 a. m Morning Worship.
The Unitarian church announces Rev. Robert H. Holmes as pastor and Charles Forrester as organist. Morning worship is at 10 45 a m.
Lutheran Rev. Michael C. Trinklein leads worship at 8:45 a.m. in the Bedford High School cafeteria with nursery care for small children available.
Rev. Arthur N. Foye leads the First Baptist Church family service at 10 a.m. with Mrs. Edmond Ramsey as clerk and Mrs. Leila Blake at the organ.
The Protestant Episcopal St Paul Mission Church led by Rev James S Whitaker lists Mrs Jere H Brophy as organist and Mrs Donald Socorelis as warden. For the 14th Sunday After Trinity there is Holy Communion and sermon at 8 am and a 10 am family service with classes for three four and five year olds.
Catholic Rev Harold McDermott pastor Rev Louis Dufor curate Mrs Mary McDonald organist announces Sunday Masses at the new church at 7 8 15 9 30 10 45 and 12 noon with multiple services listed for parishioners.
The article notes Rev W Ted Fix will lead Sunday services at Immanuel Baptist. It lists dairy breeds widely raised in the U S including Ayrshire Brown Swiss Guernsey Jersey and Holstein.
Sunday masses are at 7, 8 30, 10 and 11 30 in the upper and lower churches. Sunday School follows the 8 30 Mass. Rev Edmund M Miggins is pastor with Curates Rev James H Connelly and Isnep Goibach listed.
The Christ ian s Church lists Rev. Lewis F Kearn as pastor with Rev Thomas F Brosnan and Rev Michael J Regan as curates and chaplain at the reformatory Miss Helen Donahue is organist. Mass times are 7 8 9 10 15 and 11 30 with Sunday School after the 8 o clock service.
Worship at 11 a.m. with parish choir led by organist W Trumbull and soloist Mrs. Fred Gulaen. Marjorie-Choir also featured.
Episcopal Trinity Church presents Rev. William H. Clark as rector with Rev. H James Graham as assistant and Mrs Forrest Robinson. Services include 8 a.m. Holy Communion and 11 a.m. Family service and sermon.
Reverend Edwin B. Nylen leads the West Concord Union service with Douglas F. Neilly as organist and choir director. Steven E. Wardwell hosts a 9:30 a.m. Seminar and a 11:00 a.m. worship service with the sermon topic Unfulfilled Temples.
The Evangelical Free Church announces Dr. Charles F. Pfeiffer as interim pastor with morning worship at 11 a.m. today. The service includes a message by the new leader.
Rev. Robert H. Barber leads morning worship at 11 a. m. with sermon. Whittredge Clark serves as organist as Sunday school resumes.
The Concord Church of Christ Scientist announces Sunday services at 10 45 and Sunday school at 10 45. Wednesday testimonial meeting at 8 00 with Reading Room at 26 Main Street. Hours 10 am to 9 pm week days except holidays. Reading Room open Wednesdays 7 to 7 45 and Fridays 7 to 9 pm. A nursery is provided. The service discusses changing standpoints and a Bible text from I John 2. Readings include Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy.
A rose will be placed on the pulpit at Union Evangelical Church in Stow Sunday to honor the birth of Jen nifer Dawn Veracka to Frank and Priscilla Veracka. The church invites youth from fourth through twelfth grade to join Sunday singing with Thursday rehearsals and to register for upcoming programs and education events.
Robert J. Keir president of Tuition Plan Inc says more than half of this year’s 1,110,000 freshmen will use credit to pay college bills. The plan aims to make financing easier as new campus life begins this fall with the largest freshman class in history.
The notice lists Justin J. Angelica Hartmes Joseph Cimbora Jr as Youth Director, Richard Dixon as Organist and Senior Choir Director, James Parker as Church School Superintendent, Edward Hamlin as Assistant Superintendent. Times show 9:15 a.m. church school for grades 3 through 6, 9:30 a.m. Young People, 10:45 a.m. Morning Worship with crib nursery kindergarten and grades, 5 p.m. Junior High and Senior High fellowship.
The schedule lists Holy Communion at 8 am, Morning Prayer at 10 am, and Church School for all grades starting 10 am.
Rev. Charles B. Kerans pastor and Rev. Edward J. McLaughlin curate announce new Mass times. Sunday services are 7, 8:30, 10:45, and 12 noon plus additional third service.
Reverend William T Keech presides with Mrs Richard W Shaw as organist and C Waldo MacWilliams as choir director. Church School supervised by George H Locke Jr and Sarah J Herod. Sermon When Man Was Tall. Morning worship at 9 30 with Church School for 3 year olds through grade 4. 11 00 worship and School for grades 5 through high school. Youth groups meet 5 00 junior high and 7 00 senior high.
Mount Calvary Mission Lutheran invites parishioners for church school for all grades at 9 15 a m and worship service at 10 30 a m led by Pastor C A Rantala.
The notice lists Rev Deane Starr as Supervisor and Secondary Church School Director. Morning worship at 9 30 a m Youth Group meets at 9 30 p m and Church School runs from 7 to 9 p m with supervision by Mrs Deane.
Rev Deane R Lanphear Rey Bunce Youth Director George Cohoe Organist Mrs Deane Lanphear 10 a m Church School Grades 7 through 12 11 a m Morning worship 11 a m Nursery kindergarten Grades 1 6 5 p m Junior High Pilgrim Fellowship 6 30 p m Senior High Pilgrim Fellowship
Rev John J McDevitt pastor at St Josephs Church with organist Mrs Ethel Davis and mass schedule at 7 8 10 15 and 11 30.
The value of U S merchandise exports rose from 10.1 billion dollars in 1950 to 20.3 billion dollars in 1960, indicating substantial growth in a decade.
The Suubert pastor Rev Blaine E Taylor delivers a sermon titled A Do It Yourself Church citing Matthew 13 44 46 We feature Lay Minister Edward Ross and the Senior Choir Hear My Prayer O Lord with solo Just For Today Morning services include nursery care for ages up to 3 and Sunday school classes from nursery to adult An afternoon Youth Fellowship departs for Whitinsville and Junior MYF gathers at 6 30 p m
Rev Edwin Sunderland Jr leads Holy Communion at 8 a.m. and 9:30 a.m. Morning Prayer follows at 11 a.m. Registration for Sunday School and Tuesday Bible School will be held during the 9:30 and 11 a.m. services.
Memorial service announcements list Mrs John Curtis Christian Education Director Walton Greene Superintendent of Church School Mrs Jean Copp Music Director 9 30 and 11 a m sermons The Misunderstood Virtue Mrs Joseph Denis to sing Eye Hath Not Seen Gaul Senior Choir No Shadow Yon der 9 30 a m and 11 a m Sunday school 5 30 p m Junior P F Worship followed by What is the Place of Jr Highs in the Church Rev Boden weber 7 30 p m Senior P F Worship and sermonette Why Retreat Rev Horace Seldon executive secretary Mass P F Je
The church presents Reverend Carl R. Scovel as pastor with Mrs. James Greenwalt at organ and Mrs. J. Hustop Westover directing the choir. Church school at 11 a.m. Youth Group at 3 p.m. Fellowship hour follows morning worship at 10 a.m. Sermon title The Courage To Be Who You Are.
Rev. Robert H. Hurley pastor and Mrs Py organist direct the parish. Sunday Masses include two services upstairs and one downstairs at 7:30 10:30 and 11:30 a.m.
Reverend Eugene Watson leads Union Evangelical with Miss Jessica Lewis and Mrs Cyrus Kendrick as choir director and Sunday School superintendent. Worship at 9:30 a.m. features a sermon titled Learning To Like One Self.
At 8 am begins a service, Ven. conducts a sermon at 10 am. Miss Marion attends at 9 30 am. Rev Lai, minister of William, presides at 10 am service.
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