Laymen's Sunday Observed at First Methodist Church
The Rev Arthur Newcomb announces Laymen's Sunday at First Methodist Church with 8 15 and 10 30 worship services led by Mrs Gordon Leiter B Whitney Manning and Richard Clement. Leiter Manning will read scriptures offer prayers and dedicate offerings while Clement preaches.
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First Methodist Church
Arthur W. Newcomb
Gordon Leiter
B. Whitney Manning
Richard Clement
Methodist Church
Probate Court Bequests Under Will of Ann L Scanlon
The will of Ann L Scanlon of Dalton has been allowed for probate. She leaves 2000 dollars to her nephew Martin Harrigan of Elmira New York. The remainder is divided equally among her sisters Elizabeth Y Harrigan of Dalton and Catherine Connelly of Lee, her brother Owen E Scanlon of Springfield, and nephew John E Bartley of Dalton.
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Ann L. Scanlon
Dalton
Martin Harrigan
Elmira
N.Y
Elizabeth Y. Harrigan
Catherine Connelly
Lee
Owen E, Scanlon
Springfield
John Eb, Bartley
Lay Leaders Highlight Church Responsibility
Mr Newcomb stressed that a church is strong when its members act as active witnesses to Christ. He noted Laymen's Sunday as a key emphasis in a broader program to develop lay leadership within the church.
New Haven Cops Cleared of Excessive Force Charge
New Haven police were cleared of excessive force in breaking up a May 10 sit in at Mayor Richard C. Lee's office. The police commission found insufficient evidence to support the charges from CORE, noting the force used was necessary and properly called for. Twelve demonstrators were arrested and eight received suspended sentences. Lee was away during the protest over substandard city housing for a Black woman and her nine children. The Monarchs Junior Drum and Bugle Corps will join Springfield's seventh annual Columbus Day parade hosted by Italian-American groups, starting at 2 p.m.
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New Haven
Board of Police Commissioners
Richard C. Lee
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
Lee
Monarchs
Springfield
Greater
Viking Skeleton Dates to 1600s in Maine
A skeleton found in Bristol Maine in August is that of a young woman who died in the early 1600s with an infant in her arms. The find sparked initial speculation it could be Indian or Viking, with Junius B. Bird of the American Museum of Natural History acknowledging the Indian possibility.
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Bristol
Maine
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