Religious notices and church schedule across Dobbs Ferry and Tarrytown
A clustered listing of church services and notices for multiple faiths in Dobbs Ferry and Tarrytown. Includes Church of the Immaculate Conception and Holy Communion schedules, Dobbs Ferry Lutheran worship times, Eastern Orthodox Divine Liturgy, Temple Beth Abraham services, Aldersgate Methodist worship and Sunday School, Hope Presbyterian sermons and youth programs, Irvington Presbyterian worship and Sunday School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Orthodox Church
Broadway
Dobbs Ferry
N.Y
R. P. Adair
Aldersgate Methodist Church
Irving A. Marsland
Broadway Dobbs Ferry
Methodist Youth Fellowship
PAL
Episcopal Church OF
ST. Barnabas
Mr. Hayworth
Monteith Bowl Links Dutch, English History to Van Cortlandt
During a visit to Van Cortlandt Manor Croton on Hudson Mrs van Hall wife of Amsterdam mayor received a Monteith Bowl from Jack B Collins Sleepy Hollow ns. The bowl traces to late 17th century England with Pewter and Delft examples on display at the manor and links to Dutch introductions in Europe through Holland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Cortlandt Manor
Croton-on- Hudson
van Hall
Gijsbert van Hall
Amsterdam
Holland
Jack B. Collins
Sleepy Hollowns
England
Anthony A. Wood
Europe
van Corlandt
Delft
Temple Beth Abraham Confirmation Service Friday May 15
Temple Beth Abraham in Tarrytown New York will hold a confirmation service Friday evening May 15 at 830 PM. The confirmation class from Irvington includes Elizabeth Wilder Fleischer Marcie Kalen Jill Valerie Sachs and hosts will greet the congregation. Rabbi Paul R Siegel Cantor Ben Plotkin and Temple Choir will lead the service with music by Cynthia Blacksberg Helen Brombers Walter Carringer Mae Hersh Sue Kaplan Dorothy Klein Belly Laplock and Richard Schenk. Visitors welcome to attend Sabbath and other services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nefeld
Temple Beth Abraham
Tarrytown
New York
Reuven Kosakott
Irvington
Elizabeth Wilder Fleischer
Marcie Kalen
Jill Valerie Sachs
Paul R. Siegel
Ben Plotkin
Temple Choir
Cynthia Blacksberg
Helen Brombers
Walter Carringer
Mae Hersh
Sue Kaplan
Dorothy Klein
Belly Laplock
Richard Schenk
Temple
WA Fund Drive Set for May 19
The United Jewish Appeal, Women’s Division of Iran, plans a May 19 fundraiser at 10 a.m. at 275 Harriman Road hosted by Mrs. Geoffrey Barnett. Cochairman Mrs. Eugene Grossman and a committee including Mrs. Arthur Fogel and others will finalize arrangements at a May 4 meeting. A Memo to Parents film will be shown with babysitting and refreshments provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Jewish Appeal, Women’s Division
Iran
UJA
Geoffrey Barnett
Harriman Road
Irvington
Fund for Tappan Zee Mental Health drives 1 3rd of goal
The Tappan Zee Mental Health Center outreach report shows one third of a $24 600 1964 goal raised by end of April. Area chairman Mrs John V Shute hosted the strategy meeting at Dobbs Ferry with Irvington aide Mrs Willy E Gorissen. The center in North Tarrytown is a psychiatry clinic funded by private gifts and state aid, serving Hastings through North Tarrytown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tappan Zee
Westchester
W. Barton Eddison
Irvington
Phelps Memorial Hospital
North Tarown
Shute
Willy E. Gorissen
Elect Miss McPhee Social Chairman at Bucknell
Linda Ann McPhee daughter of Mr and Mrs Don ald McPhee of 111 South Buckout Street was elected social chairman of Bucknell Universitys Women s Student Government Association She serves as a junior counselor and is measurer of Delta Delta Delta sorority Mr and Mrs William H Far vis of Riverview Terrace returned from a three week trip to Europe
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McPhee
Linda Ann McPhee
Donald McPhee
South Buckout Street
Women's Student Government Association
Bucknell Universit
Linda
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
William H. Farvis
Riverview Terrace
Europe
Garden Club awards honor at horticulture show
The Garden Club earned an Honorable Mention as Conservation Exhibit by Mrs William G Lord featured a compost model with a special award from the Flower Show Committee. Exhibits by Mrs LR Graascamp and many others drew crowds and praise from visiting clubs and judges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G. Lord
LR. Graascamp
Robert Harrison
Ardsley Garden Club
Brooks Juhring
Charles James
Ellsworth R. Littler
David R. Rutter
Archibald Malloch
Carl F. Ewig
Edward B. Self
Dobbs Ferry Garden Club
Jack Dorland
Little Gardens Club
Tarrytown
Dobbs Ferry Club
Rutter
J. Fearon Brown
Self
School Budget Discusses Bus Needs and Future Plans
The school board weighed bus needs as early start and late return affect pupils. With kindergarten rooms opening next year and the high school soon revised, no firm plans yet. After budget voting, President Whitman cited bids for the junior senior high school and noted uncertainties. If costs stay high, a supplemental bond issue may be sought in June to begin work early. Robert Finn thanked the board for their efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Chalet
Goodell
Whitman
Flint
Robert Finn
Osceola Avenue
Trustees Accept 7220 Bid For Painting New Water Tank
The Board of Trustees awarded Roy O Leonard of Framingham a 7220 bid to paint the interior of the new water tank. Bids ranged up to 14275. The town plans to delorinate existing reservoirs and connect to the system after a week. Blasberg Motors Inc Dobbs Ferry won the police car bid at 1490.89 over Frank Chevrolet of Tarrytown. April police report shows 196 cases with 979 collected. pension and state allocations noted. Recreation Commission set a May 19 public meeting to discuss parks report. Ambulance corps seeks fire HQ storage space. a special committee handles this. School board election had 29 voters. Edward Carney Jr and Robert Whitman re-elected. Board composition remains unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees
Roy
Leonard
Framingham
Public Works
Ernest Stubing
Croton
Blasberg Motors, Inc
Dobbs Ferry
Knute W. Wistrank
Peter A. Peyser
Recreation Commission
Irvington Volunteer Ambulance Corps
William 4. Versfelt
Edward S. Carney, Jr
Robert O. Whitman
Kiwanis Club Roles and Charity Work in Greenburgh
The Kiwanis Club, in its early years, aided Greenburgh Welfare with clothing for needy children and organized Thanksgiving and Christmas food baskets. Fundraising shows were longtime village staples. Current officers include Louis Muraca as president and Mauri Beaudreault as first vice president with a slate of vice presidents, treasurer, and secretary guiding the club alongside a board featuring John Hall and several named members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Greenburgh
Louis Muraca
Mr. Hackbarth
Mauri Beaudreault
Archie di Miceli
Philip E
Powell School for Boys and New Book on New England Towns
Powell School for Boys in New York City features a portrait of a historian who earned a 1956 doctorate in American civilization. His book, priced at 15 dollars, traces how English founders formed New England communities by studying Sudbury Marlboro and related villages. Wesleyan University Press published it after publishers deemed it too specialized, and scholars predict it could reshape colonial American history teaching. Mrs Oris Hildenbrand teaches third grade at Irvington school with a ballet demonstration by guest performer Mrs Thomas Whitesell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School For Boys
New York City
New England
Sudbury
Marlborough Marlboro
Mass
Wesleyan University Press
Oris Hildenbrand
Irvington
Thomas Whitesell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chinel
Church OF the Immaculate Conception
North Broadway
Robert D. Brown
Anthony Maltese
Ashford Ave
Storm St. Dobbs Ferry
Owens
William C. Behrensley
Udev
Edward J. Pinka
Leroy Avenue
Cantor Ben Blaskin
Hope Presbyterian
S. Broadway
D.A. Dunkerlay
D. A. Dunkerley
William Hayden
Beethev
Prichard
Norman Curtis
Irvington Presbyterian Church
Frederick F. Jenkins
D.D
William H. Versfelt, Jr
First Church OF Christ, Scientist
Christian Science
Mary Baker Eddy
Monteith Bowl
God
Fund For
Garden Club
Greenburgh Town Hall
Knollwood
Tarrytown Rds
Richard L. Ottinger
U. S. Congress
Committee For
Westchester and
Putnam Counties
John
P. Spauld
Stephen Drive
Pleasantville
William Morrison
Hien
Maple Street
Irvington, N.Y
Johnston’s
Ashford Avenue
Kiwanis
Powell
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