The First Baptist Church Activities Review
The First Baptist Church held a children's story on The Priceless ness of Service and an evening talk on The Will to Faith. A lengthy member canvass concluded with 894 participants and a busy month schedule including meetings of the G. & Samety, midweek services, Sunday school board, Ladies Auxiliary, and Boy Scouts as well as a program at the minister's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
G. & Samety
Menasy
Fetts Hospital
Boy Scouts
Frescyterian Church
Ladgue’ Guild
Sarah Exgiers
Pine Mountain
Kentucay
St. Paul's Church
Gaston
Tancy Ooby
Catrch
Epworth League
Meceurg
Wedaeeds
Queen &Iuner Circle
Mus Fioreney Aetchim
Wisner
Foregu
Webb Horton
Leeder
H. S. VanKeuren
Every Member Canvass at the North St Church
About thirty representatives of the North Street Church conducted an Every Member Canvass on Sunday afternoon. The group collected and tallied pledges, reporting that the needed amount had been oversubscribed. Committees will distribute 1919 envelopes, with subscribers to have them by January 1. Members expressed loyalty and gratitude for the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iNoru Bizess
Gaurca
Che Fadica
Tha Shuren
Serrea
Millar
Bir
Wood
Man Falls and Breaks Hip in Town Accident
This morning about 6 o clock William E Louden aged shoe maker fell at the corner of East Main and William streets injuring his hip. Officer Finn had him taken to Thrall Hospital where Dr D B Herdenbergh treated him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E Louden
Barner
East Main
William Streets
Finn
Thrall Hospital
Anto
D. B. Herdenbergh
Barnes Returns From Utica Auto Convention
H E Barnes attends the New York State Automobile Association meeting held in Utica from December 4 to 8. Delegates from western sections praised the gathering as fast paced with discussions on highway upkeep, snow clearance funding, and future conventions in Auburn and Albany.
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New York State
Allies
Pregdeut &. At. Daucas
Troy
Feyorl
Giese Uewes Enforee Sreb
Wade
George A. Seau
Choet
Unitey Buites Weattier Higuit
Goud Huaue
Tibet
Iurniba Weuiker Furecopte
Presidenteivet Robbing
Vy Sieding
Luca Alatur Club
Bod
Blenchior Bud
Wereg
Ol Hugo
Edvin Duffey
W. P. Capes
Susta
New York
E. A. Doolittle
Toronto
Canada
Br. Doolitle
Auburn
Albany
HE. E Bames
Middletown Automobile Club
Feast of Immaculate Conception Observed at fount Carmel
Crowded services at fount Carmel Church celebrate the Feast of the Immaculate Conception with over 460 communions at the first mass. Rev L Butler of New York City preached on Mary as model woman and purity. Evening lecture by Rev J McSorley of Otisville Hospital on America in war and church growth. Benediction by Father Colfer. Choir offered a moving program both morning and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmel Church
L. Butler
8Th Street
New York City
Mary
J. McSorley
Otisville General Hospital
America
God
Dbellimore
Father Colfer
Annual Meeting of Olive Branch of the Sunshine Society
The Olive Branch of the Sunshine Society held its annual meeting Friday afternoon at honorary President Mrs J B Austin's home, 149 Wickham Avenue. Officers elected for the coming year include President Mrs E A Wheeler First Vice President Mrs M S Bailey Second Vice President Mrs J L Jones Secretary Mrs R J Leeman Treasurer Mrs S H Livingston. A program featured readings by Mrs J L Jones and Mrs A J Herrison, a vocal solo by Mrs C W Milispenga, and a reading In the Hills of Old Lorraine by Mrs J B Wood with piano accompaniment. Refreshments and social hour followed. Next meeting set for Friday January 30 at Mrs Bart Geer, 9 Grove Street.
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The
Sunshine Society
J. B. Austin
Wickham Avenue
E. A. Wheeler
Airs
M.S. Bailey
J. L Jones
MMrs_ R. J. Leeman
Mra
S. H. Livingston
Bart Geer
Grove Street
Great Britain to Keep Great Navy Says Churchill
Churchill declares Britain will use all means to preserve its empire and navy, stressing safety, daily bread, and unity. Also notes a parent teacher meeting at Linden Avenue school on Tuesday December 10 at 4 20 PM and an advert reference to Times Free Want Ads.
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Great Britain
Churchill
Associated Pracs
Zondea
Finston
Chereani
Glasgow
Farest
Teach To
Linden Avenue Periool
Chief Hock Stricken While Fighting the Fire
Chief Hock collapsed while battling a blaze. Frank Heth, ill with a cold, fainted at the scene. Chief Hisham placed under care at the Commercial with Dr. A B Chappell assisting. He is expected to return to Goshen on Tuesday. Clarence DeGreat, foreman of Phoenix, was overcome by smoke and treated at home by Dr. Chappell. No serious consequences anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank ©. Heth
Ascistanga
Phoenix
Chappell
More Letters of Von Bernstorff Read to Senate Panel
Secret files of Count Von Bernstorff were opened before the Senate Committee probing German activities. Included are instructions for German consuls in the United States to remove German objects from plants producing materials for allies.
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Associated Presa
Washington
Dec
Count von Bernstorff
Senate
Sruce Bielaski
United States
Obsequies for Coe H. Corwin Held at Home
The funeral for Coe H. Corwin was conducted at his late home 7 Harding street at 2 o'clock led by Rev. B. E. Smith. Interment followed in the family plot at Howells cemetery with Wallkill council N O U A M pallbearers DD VanDemark Arthur Thorne Thomas O Laughlin and Neil Carey serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe H. Corwin
Harding Street
B. E. Smith
Howells
Wallkill Council
DD. VanDemark
Arthur Thorne
Thomas O’laughlin
Neil Carey
Closing Stock Prices from New York Exchange
Newburgh December 3 closing prices list shows numerous stocks from Anaconda Copper to Westinghouse. Daily report by Clark Childs and To, J. G. Collingwood, Mer, Newburgh. Times-Press Want columns advertise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburgh
New York Exchange
Anaconda Copper
Ta Atchinson
Baldwin Loco
Bait & Ohio - Beth. Steel
Blin Rap. Tran
Calif Pet
Gent. Leather
Ches. & Ohio
Chino Copper - Chi
Gt West
M & St P
RT & Pac
Rl&p
RL & FE
Crucible Steelhams Copper
Nevada
New Haven
Pean
Reading
Republic Steel
Ray
Ie Soerth Pac
South
Tean. Copper
Texas OU
Calon Pac
Suited Motors
TW. S. Rabber
Ti. S. Steel
Uteh Copper
Wabash Sues Websh
Westinghouse
Clark, Childs & To
J. G. Collingwood
Mer
In Their Court Service Corporal Harri Decker Return
In Their Court Service Corporal Harri Decker turned up at Rochester after time in service. He served under CG W. Macard at the Mecoime Gu Battal, Camp Hancock, and has now returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harri
Decker
Istitute
Rochester
W. Macard
Gu Battal
General Lupon Leads French Arm To Berlin Headquarters
General Lupon of the French army reaches Berlin and establishes headquarters at the former French ambassador’s palace. He is welcomed amid reports of coordination with German and French field forces in Germany.
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Lupon
Ber
Associated Fess
Washington
Boone
Berlin
End
Lenwustad
Fresch
Germany
Mrs H Taylor Moore Rejoins Middletown After Camp Upton Loss
Mrs. H Taylor Moore, once listed at Camp Upton where her husband Lieutenant Moore died, expects to be able to leave the hospital and return to Middletown this Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Taylor Moore
Camp Upton
Moore
Middletown
Oldest Timber Ties Ancient Temple Stone Work
A fragment describes timber reputed to be the oldest in the world, cut by man and found in an ancient Egyptian temple. The tamarisk ties connect stones in a 4000 year old structure, forming a wood used solely in temple construction to join stones.
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Egypt
Baby boy Hunter lasts birth of two billy goats
A father asks his three year old son Hunter to give one of two goats to his newborn brother. After a pause Hunter responds he has decided to keep the goats for the baby’s future wife, a humorous family reminiscence whose wording reflects regional speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter
Smallest National Park in Alaska Described
The piece notes a tiny national park of thirty eight acres on Prince of Wales Island Alaska created by presidential proclamation. It highlights a native Indian village with totem poles and mentions buildings cited as prime examples of Haindian architecture. The column appears in a Times-Press Want Ads section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince of Wales Island
Sorerm Alaska
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