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Saturday and Sunday Lily Dale Assembly, now known as “The New City of Light” will close its 77th session on Sept. 2. A full, well - planned program of lectures, healing services, seances and other activities of interest to followers of the Spiritualist doc trine began June 30 with a philo sophy lecture by Dr. John 4H. Manager Forest Temple on the Assembly grounds. The season's official closing activity will be the report of officers for the 1956 sea son Sunday, at the auditorium. The officers are: Louis $8, Wes tburgh, president; Robert J. Mac donald, vice - president Joseph S. Bias, treasurer May B. Hurd, sec retary; and directors William A. Johnson, Edith Griffiths, and Fred English. Persons from all walks of life and all parts of the country have visited the Assembly this past sea son and many noted mediums in cluding Billy Turner, Cassadaga resident, have taken an active part in activities. Celebrities other than spiritualists have also visited Lily Dale. Mae West, of movie and night - club fame was one. The final two days’ program follows: Saturday, Sept. 1: 10 a.m., Phil osophy class, Dr. Gilbert N. Hol loway, at Forest temple; 11, Hour of meditation, at Healing sanctuary; ip.m., Message ser vice, Myrtle DeBoe, chairman, at. Forest temple; 2:30, an address by Dr. Gilbert N. Holloway, at the auditorium, message minister, Edith Sandy Wendling; 4:30, Philo sophy class, William Eliott Ham mond, at Forest temple; 6:30, message service, Gertrude Rowe, chairman, at Leolyn woods; 7:45, ‘Thought exchange, William E. ‘Hammond, chairman, at Assemb ly hall; 9, Absent healing service, at Healing sanctuary and the weekly dance at the auditorium, Sunday, Sept. 29:30 a.m., Phil osophy class, Dr. Gilbert N. Hol loway, at Forest temple; 10:30, an address by Arthur Myers, at the auditorium, message minister, Hel ene Gerling; 11:30, Hour of ,medi tation at Healing sanctuary; 1 p.m., Message service, Myrtle De boe, chairman, at Leolyn woods and Philosophy — class, Pundit. Bhekpati Sinha, at Forest temple; 2, an address by William Eliott Hammond, at the auditorium, message minister, Dr. Gilbert N. Holloway; 4:30, Seance, Lucille iClingan, at the auditorium, a Mes sage service, Myrtle DeBoe, chair man, at Forest temple and a musical program at the Healing sanctuary; 6:30, Message service Gertrude Rowe, chairman, at Leolyn woods; 7, Regular healing service, T. John Kelly, at Heal ing sanctuary; 8, Report of offi cers for the 1956 season at the auditorium, followed by refresh ments. Everyone welcome, Who is Elvis Presley? KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (UP)—John Fell Stevenson, son of Democratic presidential nominee Adlai E. Ste venson, was asked at a confer ence of Southern Democrats Thursday if he liked rock-n-roll singer Elvis Presley, “‘Who? Stevenson replied. “Elvis Presley,” said the re porter. ‘I've never met him,” —Subscribe to the Observer.
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Dunkirk Evening Observer

Dunkirk, New York, US

Fri, Aug 31, 1956

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