Methodist Churches to Co Host Communion Breakfast
United Methodist churches from Bowens Corners Grand Center Mt Pleasant and Volney join State Street and First United Methodist to host a communal breakfast for graduates on Sunday at 7 30 to 9 am in Fulton The event aims to unite congregations and include neighboring churches in annual observance with plans carried by joint host committees and area organizers.
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Athe
Conerens
United Sthodiat
United Methodist
State Street
Richard Northrop
Bowens Corners
Grand Center
Mt. Pleasant
Volney
First United Methodist Church
W. River Road South
Fulton
Eleanor Spurr
Lois Mirabito
First Methodist
First United Methodist
Bowens
Syracuse Jaycees to Aid Fulton New Unit Meeting
Syracuse Jaycees announce help for a Fulton area chapter with a 7 30 p m meeting at Holly Drive Motel. Justin Zimack, former Syracuse member, invites local men ages 18 to 35 to attend and join the group. Free beer will be provided at the meeting.
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Fulton
Syracuse Jaycees
Justin Zimack
Syracuseaycees
Holly Drive
Jaycees
St. Louis
Missouri
Zimack
Co Worker Describes Accused Slayer As Hard Worker
A Fay Works co worker recalled Allen Pitcher 20 of 108 Caroline Ave as a quiet, well liked employee who came from a large family. He expressed disbelief over the murder charge, noting Pitcher’s normal demeanor and steady work ethic.
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Fulton
Allen C Tcher
Caroline Ave
Fay Works
Nett
Pitcher
Theii Shop
Market edges up as traders wait for reopenings
New York markets show a fractional gain with the Dow up slightly and a 4-3 NYSE edge for advancers over decliners. Analysts cite cautious sentiment and awaited economic recovery signals as the index trades near 815 to 850. General Telephone falls 4, Xerox down, Sundstrand and Pennzoil muted.
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New York
Dow Jones
New York Stock Exchange
Dow
General Telephone
Xerox
Sundstrand
Pennzoil
NYSE
Exchange
Phoenix Briefs Highlights Local Education and Social Events
Deborah Cole completed one year at Bauder Fashion College in Miami and made the dean's list with an A average. Ada Kosowsky visited Phoenix with Cole and they toured Ohio, visiting friends in Logan Columbus Huron and Cleveland. A birthday party for Belinda Ingersoll was held June 9 at the Earle home with Erin Ingersoll and others. Summer music lessons run July 7 to August 1 at Emerson J. Dillon Middle School with weekly band and instrument lessons. A visitor from Leicester joined Mrs. Dorothy Rancier at home. Vacation Bible School at United Methodist Church Phoenix runs August 18 22 and 25 29. Emily Millbyer is chair.
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Phoenix
Deborah Cole
Bauder Fashion College
Miami
Fla
Phoenix Central School
Miss Cole
Ada Kosowsky
Rhode Island
Ohio
Logan
Columbus
Huron
Cleveland
Doris Cole
Thomas Trailer Court
Phoenix R.D
Belinda Ingersoll
Mathew Earle
R.D
Erin Ingersoll
Patty Brown
Debbie McNeal
Emerson J. Dillon Middle School
United Methodist Church
Emily Millbyer
Girl Scout Troop 734 Benefit Sale Before South Trip
Cadette Troop 734 hosts a two day rummage and bake sale at State Street United Methodist Church to raise money for a two day bus tour of historic sites in the South. Donors may call Mrs. G Roland Samson to contribute.
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Sburg
Savannah
Juliette Low
Girl Scouts In America
Washington, D.C
Capital Building
White House
National Gallery of Art
Smithsonian Institute
Lincoln Memorial
Scimino
Williamsbrug
Daisy
Savanna
Rockwood National Girl Scout Center
Washington
Strawberry Festival To Benefit Church In Fulton
An old fashioned Strawberry Festival will be held on the church lawn beside West Broadway. Proceeds go to the church building fund for repairs and improvements. A band is being sought and decorations planned with servings from 5 30 to 9 30 p m.
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Fulton
West Broadway
Pat Beckley
Community Center Hosts BHS Class of 1975 Diplomas
Fulton The G Ray Bodley Class of 1975 will receive diplomas at the new City Community Center at Recreation Park. Kennething will award prizes to graduates. The Rev W Gray and Dr Joseph Champ will give benediction and salutatory address by class valedictorian Sally.
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Fulton
G. Ray Bodley
New City
Recreation
Kennething
Las W. Gray
First Church
Joseph M. Champ
Sally
Worship Hour Change at First Baptist Church
Sunday worship at First Baptist Church moves to 9 30 a m beginning June 22 as Rev Russell C Petrie notes. The 8 30 a m chapel service is discontinued for the summer and church school classes are paused through the season.
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First Baptist Church
Russell C. Petrie
Petrie
Church Supper Planned at Bristol Hill Church
Bristol Hill Church on Route 3 three miles east of Fulton will hold a chicken and biscuit supper at 5 p.m. Wednesday June 25. Menu includes mashed potatoes green beans salad and homemade pies. Proceeds go to parsonage repairs.
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Bristol Hill Church
Route 3
Fulton
PTA Dance Set At Erie Street School Gym
Tomorrow the Erie Street School PTA hosts a block dance from 7 to 10 p m in the Fairgrieve School gymnasium with music by The Commodores. The event is funded by a Music Performance Trust grant with the American Federation of Musicians and Local 276 Fulton cooperation. Refreshments will be sold by PTA members and a weather contingency will move indoors.
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Erie Street
PTA
The
Commodores
Music Performance Trust
Public Service Organization
American Federation of Musicians
Fulton
Fairgrieve School
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Irene Loomis
Mary Woodruff
Louise Messner
Helen Barry
Judy Smith
Jean Miller
Beverly Best
Ann Basien
Syracuse Jaycee Group
New Fulton
Barbara Bartholomew
W. First St
Phoenix Briefs
Dorothy Rancier
Edna Gervase
Leicester
Girl Scout
Air Longley Bros. Dodge
E. River Rd., S
Life Line
Birthright
Monthru
FBI
First St
Barkers Discount Department Stores
Pyramid Mall
Benefit Church
BHS
Oony
Fulton News
Shawmut Avenue
la Grange
Illinois
S. First Street
Fulton, N.Y
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