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Newspaper

Free Press

Location

Trumansburg, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1968

Page

4

Crusade for Christ closes with 400 weekly turnout

Emorous Watkins Glen reports the final meeting at Grand Prix Course on Aug 4 in a week long crusade averaging about 400 attendees, with 600 on Friday. About 60 people professed faith or rededicated. Millport Baptist won 50 song books in the Sunday school contest, Grace Baptist 25. Harold Warner warned of moral decay and communist plots, urging Christian action. Cantata I See God by Virgil Brock featured 50 choir members. Offerings totaled about 500 for expenses, 500 to Schuyler Hospital Building Fund, 285 to the evangelist, and 250 to the song leader.

Watkins Glen Crusade For Christ Jesus Millport Baptist Church Grace Baptist Church Harold Warner America Virgil Brock Schuyler Hospital

Caywood 4-H Exhibiters Shine at Local and Waterloo Fairs

Twelve Caywood Coquette 4-H Club girls won a total of 33 blue ribbons, 6 red, and 1 green at the Tru mansburg fair and 33 blue, 6 red, and 2 white at the Waterloo fair. Entomology displays earned blue and red ribbons. Charlene DeGraw and Barbara Burdin will advance to the State Fair with their exhibits. Various community members and events are noted, including Camp Whitman counselor Deborah Burdin, visits among local families, and Danforth award winner Judith Burdin with study in St Louis and leadership camp on Lake Michigan. The second week of Camp Seneca opened with 113 campers and 36 staff.

Trumansburg Fair Waterloo Fair Charlene DeGraw Barbara Burdin Deborah Burdin Camp Whitman Francis Marsh Leslie Jennings Valois Bertha Selover Tompkins County Hospital Maude Nivison Ithaca Carol Mt. Morris Helen Nivison Cedar Run Thomas Cashady Arthur Burdin Barbara J. Scott Burdin Jack Ferguson Syracuse James Ferguson Judith Burdin New York State Danforth Danforth Foundation Purina Mills Judy Camp Seneca Eugene Walker Rochester Donald Lynch Rinker Strong Nicholas W.M. Wagner William Necomb Karen Billy Richard Wagner Geneva John Stevens W.M Wagner Clure Park Watkins Glen Carl Fruchey Harold Roe John Clements Freehold N.J Martin Marsh Elise Marsh Elmer J. Porter Richard Briggs

Romulus Fellowship picnic planned at Taughannock State Park

The Inter Church Adult Fellowship picnic is set for Thursday August 15 at Taughannock State Park north shelter. Supper at 6 30 p m, arrive at 3 for games. Bring table service dish and own beverage. All are invited.

Taughannock State Park North Edna Walborn Ralph Margaret Malone Clara Ribble Addison Glenn S.dak James E. Waters Edwin J. Smith Maine Carol Doranski Chicago Ill Russell H. Spencer Kim Joey Clifford R. Secor Gary Walborn Francis Mingle Judd Gardner Lairdsville Marie Baley S. Main St Cortland Florence Steele Roy Burgdorf Ovid Geneva General Hospital James W. Edwards Christian San Antonio Tex Merton C. Temple T/Sgt Edwards Okinawa J. Sargent Miller Terri Canada

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