Greenwood Baptists to Celebrate Golden Jubilee Tomorrow
Greenwood Baptist Church marks fifty years since formation with a morning service led by Rev. Dr. Robert Bruce Hull. The event recalls origins from 1858 and 1863, noting previous sites, key pastors, and the present church at Fourth Avenue and 15th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood Baptist Church
Tomorow
Fourth Avenue
1Sth Street
Brooklyn
Calvary Baptist Church
Fifteenth Street
Seventh Avenue
6Th Street
Robert Bruce Hull
Henry Bromley
Strong Place Baptist Church
Greenwood Baptist Mission
Mechanics’ Hall
18Th Street
Third Avenue
Horace T. Love
Love
E. H. Page
15Th Street
A. & Graves
A. G. Lawson
Camden
Newark
X. J
Langon
Robert S. MacArthur
Manhattan
Joel Byron Slocum
Blessing of New Pelham Church Occurs Tomorrow
The Church of St. Catherine in Pelham will be blessed at 10 15 by Archbishop Joseph Aversa Papal Delegate to Cuba and Porto Rico. Rev George Waring US Army chaplain will lead the high mass with sermon by Rev J H O Rourke. Confirmation by Archbishop Farley at 3 pm. The parish founded eleven years ago by St. Gabriel's New Rochelle has built a schoolhouse convent rectory and the new church under rector Rev Francis P McNichol. The Sunday school at Teachers College opens at 10 am and runs to mid May with teachers drawn from the university and supervised by teachers college staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Catherine
Pelham
Joseph Aversa
Cuba
Porto Rico
George Waring
United States
1St Cavalry
Barry
J. H. O'Rourke
Farley
St. Gabriel's
New Rochelle
Francis P. McNichol
Brooklyn Heights Grace Church Reads Memorial Dedication
A dedication service for a memorial choir doorway in Grace Church Brooklyn Heights is planned, with details forthcoming about the ceremony and participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Heights
Grace Church
Religious notices from J H Fletcher and Spiritualist society
J H Fletcher at 6 West 107th Street offers consulting psychic services with meetings for messages Sundays and Wednesdays at 8 p.m. Private consultations daily 10 to 5. River telephone 3464. Leaflet available. Also Spiritualist Society at 142 W 125th with Helen Temple Brigham hosting morning and evening talks including The Higher Spiritualism with free seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Fletcher
West 107Th St
Spiritual A NO Ethical Society
Helen Temple Brigham
Higher Spiritualism
Bishop Greer Leads New York Episcopal Laymen Drive
After becoming head of the New York diocese, Bishop Greer convened representatives from Church Club Staten Island Manhattan Bronx Brotherhood of St Andrew and Sea bury Society to coordinate laymen. They plan a memorial for Bishop Potter and a Week of Prayer with Greer as leader, forming a central lay committee of about twenty to direct actions and recruit nonmembers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greer
New York
Church Club
Staten Island
Manhattan
Church Club of
The
Bronx
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Seabury Society
Episcopal Church
Synod Hall
Potter
Bishop Greer
Father Huntington
Christ Church
Broadway
Tist Street
Trinity Church
Wail Street
GENERAL ITEMS OF THE WEEK AT CHURCHES AND CLUBS
Items note events at Fourth Presbyterian Church including a cantata Seed Time and Harvest and a sermon The First Stenographer. Young People's Society reorganized for definite work and plans for a Men's Society affiliated with the National Presbyterian Brotherhood. Church of the Holy Communion observes All Saints festival with service at 11 am to commemorate Bishop Potter. Workingmen's Club marks thirty fifth anniversary December 6 with treasurer financial and recording secretary reports and a lecture by Finley of the College of the City of New York. Rev Dr W W Smith trains Sunday school teachers on Thursday nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Avenue
Thirty-seventh Street
William R. Richards
D. D
Robert Davis
Richards
Mr. Davis
Ritie
Fagnans
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Church of the Holy Communion
All Saints
Potter
Workingmen’s Club
Finley
College of the City of New York
W. W. Smith
Sunday School Commission
Sunday school graded as a public school style service
Across Manhattan parishes tomorrow multiple sermons and musical programs are planned. At the Church of the Incarnation Rev Grosvenor preaches memorial to Bishop Potter at 11 am, with a 4 pm cantata Two Harvests by Tozer. National Bible Institute evangelistic meetings continue at Worth Monument at 3:30 pm led by J A Richards, David Hughes, and Lester Bary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF the Incarnation
Madison Ave
35Th St
W. M. Grosvenor
D. D
A. m
Tozer
Madison Avenue
35Th Street
Grosvenor
Bishop Potter
National Bible Institute
Worth Monument
25Th Street
Fifth Avenue
J. A. Richards
David Hughes
Lester Bary
Unitarian Viewpoint Highlighted In American Thought Talk
Religious events listed for tomorrow include sermons at Church of the Incarnation by Rev Grosvenor in memory of Bishop Potter, St Andrews Methodist Episcopal autumnal rally services with a 9 45 am Sunday school session and communion, a 15 foot electric cross atop Second Avenue Baptist Church facade, Fort Washington Reform Church cornerstone service at 111st Street, and Reformed Catholic services at Christ's Mission led by Rev James A O Connor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Andrew's M. E
Columbus Ave
George Clarke Peck
D. D
ST. Mark
Rylance
Christ's Mission
West 57Th St
James O'O Connor
Rutgers Presbyterian
Broadway
Robert MacKenzie
Christ
Allan MacRossie
St. James Methodist Episcopal Church
Madison Avenue
126Th Street
Paul
Philippi
St. Andrew's Methodist Episcopal Church
Robert F. Y. Pierce
Second Avenue Baptist Church
Second Avenue and
10Th Street
Fort Washington Reformed Church
111St Street
Fort Washington Avenue
James A. O’connor
West 57Th Street
Coal Railroads Accused Over Pennsylvania Anthracite
A petition filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission by Jay M. Ballou of Cortland New York charges Delaware Lackawanna & Western Railroad with restricting wholesale anthracite coal sales across New York. The complaint claims railroads regulating cross state coal traffic keep prices high and prevent price competition, urging an end to the regulations and discrimination against Ballou.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cortland Man
Washington
Pennsylvania
State of New York
Interstate Commerce Commission
Jay M. Ballou
Cortland, N. Y
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad
Acorn Forum Holds First Meeting on Grover Cleveland
The Acorn Forum of the Young Men’s Hebrew Association will meet in the institute’s big auditorium. Ferdinand I. Haber will speak on Grover Cleveland with Ernest Stagg Whitin presiding as organizer and chairman of the Republican College Leagues of New York State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acorn Forum
Acorn Social Club
Young Men's Hebrew Association
Ferdinand I. Haber
Grover Cleveland
Ernest Stagg Whitin
Republican College Leagues of
New York State
Waters-Pierce Oil Company case argued in Supreme Court
Washington Oct 30 argument began today in the United States Supreme Court in the Waters-Pierce Oil Company case seeking reversal of Texas court rulings ousting the firm and imposing a fine totaling about 1,750,000. Moorfield Story led the defense with E B Perkins and H H Priest. Texas officials represented by R V Davidson G W Allen and J L Batts. Pittsburg Oct 30 receivers of the Wabash-Pittsburg Terminal Railway to issue nearly one million dollars in six percent certificates to fund locomines, tunnel relining, bridge painting, and a steam derrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Waters-Pierce Oil Company
Texas
Moorfield Story
Boston
E. B. Perkins
Dallas
Tex
H. H. Priest
St. Laws
Pittsburg
F. H. Skelding
H. W. McMaster
Wabash-Pittsburg Terminal Railway Company
Young
Debt list shows Gay & Co. creditors total 2.45 million
Boston creditors of E. H. Gay & Co. now under federal receiver total liabilities 2,453,085. Largest claim is 471,866 from New England Trust Co. Other sizable amounts include City Trust Co 263,207 Molson's Bank Montreal 253,250 Fidelity Title and Trust Pittsburgh 125,911 Bank of Pittsburgh 50,264 Knickerbocker Trust New York 6,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
E. H. Gay & Co
New England Trust Company
National Bank of the Republic
National Shawmut Bank
City Trust Company
Molson's Bank
Montreal
Fidelity, Title and Trust Company
Pittsburg
Bank of Pittsburg
Knickerbocker Trust Company
New York
Winter in Rome Offers Americans Modern Comforts at Grand Hotel
A Rome winter appeal notes Americans can rent rooms at the Grand Hotel in the highest, healthiest area of the city at lower costs and with modern conveniences. The Grand serves as social and diplomatic HQ during winter, managed by Mr. Dreyfuss who ensures comfort needs are met, with summer additions enhancing luxury for visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Grand Hotel
Dreyfuss
Election Returns on Limited Trains
The Pennsylvania Railroad will place election returns on board its trains including the Pennsylvania Special the Pennsylvania Limited the Chicago Limited and the St Louis Limited for patrons next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania
Bankruptcy Petitions Filed In U S District Court Yesterday
A batch of bankruptcy filings from yesterday lists Hugh McGuigan of Newburg voluntary petition with liabilities 2952 and assets 45, A. Goldman & Son of Prince Street voluntary petition by J R Hexter and M Nathan, Henry Weiss of Second Avenue involuntary petition, and transfer of stock alleged. William Conrad named receiver with bond 6500. Louis Barret Nathanson firm schedules show liabilities 27003.62 and assets 12939.98. The Hydraulic Motor Service Company at Greenwich Street assigned for creditors to Herman A. Tufel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh McGuigan
Washington Street
Newburg
N. Y
Columbus Trust Company
Howard & Childs
West 33d Street
A. Goldman & Son
Prince Street
Prince Street,nvoluntary Petition, By J. R. Hexter
Michael Nathan
Henry Weiss
Second Avenue
Sass & Co
William Wp. Conrad
Louis, Barret
Nathan Nathanson
Greene Street
State Bank
Norfolk Street
American Woollen Company
Fifth Avenue
Manhattan Woollen Company
Bleecker Street
Hydraulic Motor Service Company
New York
Hydraulic Motors
Greenwich Street
Herman A. Tufel
Joseph P. Hauck
H. A. Tufel
Building Loan Contracts and Lenders
Grace avenue and east 8, 325 feet south of Lyon avenue, 25 by 130, Poughkeepsie Trust Co loans Amelia Stein. Morris Park avenue, 50 feet west of Victor street, 25 by 70, T Emory Clocke loans Harriet Landgrebe. 2,433 25th street Nos 131 and 133 West, Surely Really o loans Tarrytown Building Co. etc. Valentine Construction Co loans include amounts 4200, 10500, 11500 by Central Mortgage Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Ave
Lyon Ave
Poughkeepsie Trust Co
Amelia Steinpo
Simesie
Morris Park
Victor St
Emory Clocke
Harriet Landgrebe
25Th St
Tarrytown Building Co
Valentine Ave
Central Mortgage Co Loans
Valentine Construction Co
The Bronx Building Plans
Pelham avenue 557 and S50 show four story brick tenements of about 50 by 56.6 feet with Martha Lamport listed as owner and G M McCabe as architect at an estimated cost. Other entries include a one story frame building on West 56th Street with T R Chorn as owner and B Ebeling as architect and several small sheds and stores with owners Thomas B Watson Agnes Schance Felix de Canto and others. Estimated costs range around 3 500 to 7 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pelham Ave
Martha Lamport
G M McCabe
Ith
T R Chorn
Ebeling
Stock St
Westchester Ave
Thomas B Watson
B Ebeling
Garrison Ave
Whittler
Agnes Schance
John Gerhardt
Castie Hill Ave
Parker Ave
Tosty Brk
Felix de Canto
Henry Nordheim
Cceensee
Estvesens
Real estate deals front 37 feet on Wooster and more in transit
A busy day in New York real estate as Herman Wronkow sells Nos 201 and 23 Wooster Street to a buyer who will occupy the six story mercantile building. Levis, Marcus, and Leake Watts plans cover Columbus Avenue front near 109th Street. Ashforth sells a 35 by 1022 foot lot on 79th Street for a five story dwelling to be built by F W Baker. Birdsall & Co. move 62 White Street to a five story business building. Trinity Church oversees improvements to 19 City Hall Place and Canal Street tenements. Architects Max Muller, James Connelly, and others work on these projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Wronkow
Wooster Street
Bleecker Streets
A. and
C. Levis
S. Marcus
Jesse Erich
Columbus Avenue
109Th Street
Cathedral Parkway
Leake and
F. R. Wood & Co
Amsterdam Avenue
Sth
List Streets
City Hall Place
Canal Street
Corporation of Trinity Church
Max Muller
James E. Connelly
West Sth
Sarah J. Brooks
Third Avenue
9Th Street
Fred J. Cassidy
M. Ettelson
J. W. Cole
Benjamin Sackheim
Loft Space in Demand in City Rentals
Frederick Fox & Co and Middle boro Realty lease multiple stores and basements across Manhattan addresses to various tenants for long terms. Leases include No 8 80 University Place to Beny Doktor, Nos 24 East 12th Street and 2 28 Washington Place, and 34 36 East 12th Street among others. Wiliam A White & Sons lease the Wyllys Building basement at No 92 William Street for a restaurant. Denzer Brothers lease Store and basement at No 740.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Fox & Co
Middleboro Realty Company
University Place
East 12Th Street
Beny Doktor
Louis Ottman
Washington Place
H. Picard & Co
F. A. Seitz Realty & Construction Company
G. Brettell & Son
Mr. Winters
2D Avenue
West 134Th Street
125Th Street
Wiliam A. White & Sons
Woodbridge Company
Chris. Lindinger
Wyllys
William Street
Denzer Brothers
O. B. Potter Trust Company
Real estate leases and sales across Manhattan and beyond
Listings show multiple tenants leasing stores and basements in prominent addresses. Leases include 10,000 square feet at West 11th Street for Otto Strack to Schnitzer Braid Co and 10,000 square feet at West 2th Street for Six and Eight West Twentieth Street Co. Purchases include Etagloc Holding Company buying southwest corner Elm and Pearl streets. Other deals cover No. 14 to 16 W street for Leon Tanenbaum, No. 429 to 421 West for William Walker's Sons, and various allocations on Greene, Lispenard, Lenox, and East 72d streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
A. Schaap & Sons
Stegheg
Johnson
W Street
Leon Tanenbaum
Wooster Street
Eno
William ©. Walker
J. P. Baumann & Sons
University Place
John R. Lawrence
Receiver of Rents Named in Foreclosure Case
In a court action to foreclose a $20,000 mortgage dated April 26, 1977 Louis L. Seaman sues John B. Ireland and others. Justice Bischoff appoints Albert Sanders as receiver for the loft building at the northeast corner of West Broadway and 3d Street, on a plot Dx feet, with a prior $150 mortgage held by Mutual Life Insurance Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Me Court
Justice Bischoff
Albert Sanders
West Broadway
3D Street
Louis L. Seaman
John B. Ireland
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Real estate sales in New York: multiple properties traded
G Brettel and Son sold No 2 Pleasant Avenue a four story brownstone with basement. purchaser to occupy. Thomas Fay sold No 110 West Sixth Street a three story dwelling on 6 lots 17.6 by 190.8. Williamson and Bryan sold No 4172 Third Avenue a four story apartment with stores to an investor. Eugene S Van Riper sold for W A Landah to James J Martin the six story house with stores at No 577 Amsterdam Avenue on a 25 by 10 foot lot adjoining Sth Street, for about 40 percent of a million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Brettel & Son
Pleasant Aveenue
Thomas Fay
West Sith Street
Williamson & Bryan
Mr. Keissler
Third Avenue
Eugene S. van Riper
W. A Landah
James J. Martin
Amsterdam Avenue
Sth
Realty Notes Sealing Property Transfers and Major Purchase
The Selma Realty Company takes title to a 3x irregular parcel at the southeast corner of 4th Street and Broadway from Mary W. Bonta. James Carvalho buys five acres in Long Island City with 9 feet frontage on Newtown Creek via Bloodgood & Gilbert in a deal about $200,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selma Realty Company
4Th Street
Broadway
Mary W. Bonta
James Carvalho
Bloodgood & Gilbert
Long Island City
Newtown Creek
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Greenwood Baptists
Frank Sherman Benson
Holbeach
Lincolnshire
New Pelham Church
Archbishop Aversa
Teachers College
Columbia University
Upper West
Middle Collegiate
John G. Fagg
A. Livingstone Warnshuis
Amoy
China
Coliate
Sth Ave
David Jas. Bull
Joseph Dunn Burrell
David James Burrell
At & P
Peter
ST. Nicholas
St. Ave
48Th St
Hugh Eblack
West End Collegiate Church
West End Ave
Henry Evertson Cobb
A. Livingstone Warnshtis
Amory
S. M. Zwerner
James Cantine
C. J. Pennings
Thyra H. Josselyn
Madison Sg
Presbyterian Church
24Th Street
H. Parkhurst
R. Montgomery
Mr. Montgomery
H. A. Wheeler
Big Brothers’ Movement
Subdjec
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
55Th Street
J Ross Stevenson
Epwin F. Hallenbeck
Stevenson
Hugh Black
J. Wilbur Chapman
C. M. Alezander
First Baptist Church
79Th Street
I. M. Haldeman
Five Points House OF Industry
Birth Street
Home and Training School
Z I R of
Mustendent
Asc
Percy Stickney Grant
Dickinson S. Miller
Gounot
Warren
Clifton Smith
Alexander Irvine
Rutims
Central Presbyterian Church
Wrest
7Th Ave
Wilton Mehle Smith
G. H. Gmysh, Jr
Dr. Smith
Hose Hoffman Lobenstine
West End Presbyterian Church
105Th Street
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
West 46Th Street
St. Bartholomew’s Church
Corner 44Th Street
Leighton Parks
ALL Saint
Holy Union
R. S. W. Wood
Madison “Ay. Baptist Church
Seared
Geo
F. D
Will Peacella
Jesus
Metropolitan Temple
John Wesley Hill
Patience
Edgar Whitaker Work
Lla
P. M—C ‘Antata 'Ey Choir
Imon
ST. Andrew's
5Th Ave
Geo. R. van DE Water
J. L. Lasher
Church OF the Messiah
34Th St
Corner Park Ave
Robert Collyer
John Haynes Holmes
Dees Dane
Old First Presbyterian Church
Howard Duffield
North Presbyterian Church
155Th St
Bet
Amsterdam Ave
John R. MacKay
Llam
P. m
ALL Souls
Thomas R. Slicer
St. Paul’s Methodist Episcopal Church
86Th St
George P. Eckman
O Madison
Avenue Presbyterian Church
Henry Sloane Coffin
Raymond Jelliffe
Ffin
Tribune
12Th St
6Th Ave
61St St
125Th St
89Th St
South Church
Thomas Reed Bridges
Religious Society OF Friends
East Twentieth Street
Washington and
Lafayette Avenues
Augustus T. Murray
California
Els Maceea
University Place Presbyterian Church
Cor
George Alexander
Memorial Baptist
Washington Square
Edward Judson
W. N. Hubbell
ST. Matthew's Church
54Th St. West
Central Park
Arthur H. Judge
Assim Seas
Broadway Tabernacle
56Th St
Jefferson
Lenox Avenue Unitarian Church
Religious Society “of Friends
East 15Th St
Rutherford Place
Schermerhern
Boerum Place
Tist St
George A. Strong
R. A. Edwards
West Presbyter Chur
6Th
Anthony H. Evans
Church OF the Heavenly Rest
Fifth Ave
Herbert Shipman
Madison C. Peters
Hughes
Ss. James
Clark
West 119Th St
Scotch Presbyterian Church
Ij Calvary
Dr. MacArthur
Faith and Food
Xavier and the Orient
Calvary Grand Choir
Bowman
Con
East 29Th
H .Park Presbyterian Church
Séthst
Amsterdam &Ve
Anson P. Atterbury
Society For Ethical Culture
Carnegie Hall
Alfred Martin
Avenurestoe
Benj. E. Dickhauwt
Lenox Avenue Collegiate Church
Corer
Edgar Tilton, Jr
Christian Science Services
Keth Church OF Christ Scientist
43Th St
C. M. Alexander
Chicago
Chapman
Mr. Alexander
Church of the Ascension
Dickinson
Miller
West End
A. Livingstone Warnshuls
S. M. Zwemer
G. J. Pennings
Collegiate Church Corporation
Edward B. Coe
Collegiate Church
H. E. Cobb
T. McBride Nichols
A. F. Parker
J. Herman Randall
Mount Morris Baptist Church
West Side Young Men's Christian Association
Randall
Brick Church
Frances Caspari
Israel
Mendelssohn
Elijah
Dion Kennedy
Judassohn
God
Archbishop Farley
John Haynes Helmes
Holmes
Rr. Grosvenor
Waters-Pierce
United States District Court
Deal IN
Wooster ST
Leake & Watts Orphan House
Long Island
Sarah & Weirs
Pease & Elliman Robbins
Jericho
Robbins
Jericho Turnpike
Transit For
the Metropolitan District
Nassau St
City Hall Park
Room
Brooklyn Bridge
Subway
Hotel Majestic West
Tyotelle Marquis
East 81St ST
Long Island Real Estate
Brightwaters
Bayshore
Long Island Bay
Lakes, Pines
Grand Canal
T. B. Ackerson Company
Country Property
Artis Atic
Hart
ED Bank
N. J
Jersey Central
Penn
R. R
F. M. Wilson
Throckmorton Ave
Red Bank
Studebaker
Studebaker Bros. Co
Tth
48Th Street
Telephone
Bryeat
Tribune Building
Cortland
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Company “Surroys
Montague Street
Brockly
Berkshire
John H. Moran
Plaza
Coenier
Ruland & Whiting
Beekman
City
MFTH
John N. Golding
Pine and St. Ave
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