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Newspaper
Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1960
Page
21
Rural churches list service times sermons events and speakers led by pastors Pennock Roth Sprague Slowey Halsey and Stowes. Activities include Sunday worships church schools youth fellowships choir rehearsals lent services and a quarterly conference supper across multiple parishes in the area.
Sunday and weekday worship times are listed for St. John's Catholic Church Lacona St. Frances Xavier Cabrini Altmar St. Mary's Fernwood Methodist North Mexico Vermilion Clifford Roosevelt New Haven Congregational Lycoming Clifford W Sullivan and Rev Norman Isaman are named as pastors or speakers. The roster covers Masses, confessions, Sunday schools, youth activities, and choir rehearsals across multiple towns. Timings include 9 11 12 10 30 and 16 a.m. slots with additional Friday and midweek services.
North Scriba pastor George T. Herrick leads Sunday service at 11 a.m. and morning activities at 12 noon with Sunday school. Union Lenten service at New Haven Congregational church at 2:30 p.m. on Sunday. Evening Star Guild meets Monday at 7 p.m. at Mrs. Beverly Girard's home. Baptism class Thursday at 7 p.m. at Mr. and Mrs. Buddie's home. Fun night Friday at 8 p.m.
Sunday 9 45 p m morning worship and Sunday school at New Haven Congregational church. Tuesday 7 p m choir rehearsal at church. Thursday 7 p m baptism class at Mr and Mrs Buddie home.
The South Scriba church holds a Sunday service at 9 a m for the Fourth Sunday in Lent. Pastor Russell F. Brown delivers the general Lent message titled The Christ of the Fourth Gospel with Christ the Great Counselor as the day’s theme. A junior sermon presents Jesus the Man as the related focus.
Miss Minnie M Hubbard leads a Sunday program with 210 a m Sunday school. Rev Harold Pennock, Pastor, invites the public to morning worship on theme An Impelling Urge. Youth classes and fellowship follow then adult session. Evening worship features The Rich Young Ruler. Family night supper and fourth quarterly conference Tuesday.
North Valney schedules morning worship at 9 45 a m with the theme An Impelling Urge and Sunday school at 11 a m.
Southwest Oswego church The Light House On The Hill led by Rev. Larry Draper lists services. Morning worship 11 a.m. Fifth Saving 6 30 p.m. Youth 7 30 p.m. Evening Believers and Bones. Bible Club Tuesday 4 30 p.m. Prayer Meeting Wednesday 7 30 p.m. Testimony Night. Young People Rec Nite Friday 7 30 p.m.
A detailed schedule from Hannibal Community Church and Methodist and Seventh Day Adventist events lists sermons, choir rehearsals, youth meetings, and Lent observances. Rev. Orval McBride and Rev. Kenneth L. Combs lead services as churches host cantata practices, religion classes, filmstrip sessions, prayer groups, and stewardship meetings across Saturday to Thursday.
Sunday at Hannibal Center Rev Kenneth L Combs leads Divine Worship at 9 a m on the fourth Sunday in Lent with a sermon Caiaphas and the Cross. Morning service, church membership class at Hannibal Methodist at 3:30 p m. Lenten service at Dexterville Seventh-day Adventist Church at 8 p m. Tuesday community prayer group at Mrs Levi Brackett home. Thursday 7:30 p m Lenten total enlistment mission at Hannibal Methodist Church with message What Does the Lord Require.
Sterling Sunday service with Morrison Rider sermon at 11 a.m. Sunday School follows. Evening Lenten service. Tuesday 3 p.m. Junior Youth Group led by Mrs. Helen Longley with 7 p.m. Inter-Church Youth Basketball. Wednesday 7 p.m. Faith group.
Pastor Martville Sterling Raymond Ginther leads a fellowship supper at Martville Church on Sunday March 27 6 p m followed by 7 30 p m worship with guest Rev Franklin A Weaver of Nedrow and Onondaga Indian Mission Methodist Churches. Long service precedes the sermon. Everyone welcome. Next week April 3 8 p m Union Lenten Services in Sterling Methodist Church with Rev Morrison Rider of Oswego First Presbyterian as speaker.
Funeral services for Frederick E Bennett husband of Edith Finch Bennett will be held from the family home on Mack Road in New Haven at 3 30 p m Saturday with Rev David Jones of the Church of the Evangelists Oswego officiating Burial will be in New Haven cemetery Friends may call at the family home at their convenience
NAHA Okinawa lion tamer Ryukyusai Tenkatsu also known as Choryo Yonaha defended his bloody Sunday event and announced plans for a lion versus bull fight next month. He claimed police and the Naha mayor approved the show and said the bull bout would differ from the dog arena spectacle.
New York viewers will see more Dallas Texans telecasts than Giants during the 1960 season as Jay Michaels helps Harry Wismer set up AFL TV plans. About 30 AFL games in New York, Titans home Friday nights, road games televised, plus a Saturday night game of the week and Sunday slots when Titans aren’t playing.
The Boston Celtics defeated the Philadelphia Warriors 119 117 to clinch the Eastern Division finals in six games. Tom Heinsohn tipped in with nine seconds left to seal the win while Wilt Chamberlain and Paul Arizin fouled out. St Louis forced a seventh by beating the Lakers 117 96, setting up the West final on Saturday.
Frederico Thompson, 32, meets 23 year old Benny Paret in a 12 round bout at Madison Square Garden for the right to challenge welterweight champion Don Jordan in Las Vegas on May 27. Paret is the 9-5 favorite after recent wins. The bout will be broadcast on NBC at 10 p m EST. Thompson had contemplated quitting boxing after 12 years but won a non title bout against Jordan in Buenos Aires, knocking out the champion in the fourth round.
AINTREE England The Grand National Steeplechase will be run Saturday with the smallest field in a quarter century and the biggest audience. Only 27 horses expected to start the four mile 856 yard race over 30 obstacles. Televised live in Britain and several European countries for the first time since 1837. U S fans may see a film of the race hours after finish. Merryman II and Ireland's Team Spirit share joint favoritism at 8-1 in the Irish sweepstake.
Paul Kulbaga, 32, of Cleveland, won first place in both singles and all events at the American Bowl ing Congress meet in Toledo Ohio. He teamed with a partner for second in doubles, posting 1315 as his team total with George Schud. Kulbaga crossed 676 in doubles and 726 in singles for his standout minor events showing.
BOSTON Sammy White remains determined to quit baseball but is unsure how to file retirement papers to void a nine year major league career and the trade sending him to Cleveland with Jim Marshall for Russ Nixon. White plans to complete the paperwork but needs to confirm the correct procedure from Commissioner Ford Frick.
Bob Goalby 67 leads after the opening round of the DeSoto Lakes Open at 6,902 yards in Bradenton Fla. Al Balding 68 and Sam Snead 69 follow with Jerry Barber tied for 69. Arnold Palmer sits at par 71 in the field. Exhibition baseball results and Friday schedule included for Miami area venues follow.
Clarence Lott built a grape stake fence years ago and offered share costs to neighbor Robert Darnell who declined. Darnell later erected his own fence five feet from Lott's, with polka dots on Lott’s side. Lott plans a third whitewashed fence to hide the dots before moving away.
San Francisco Giants manager Bill Rigney declares the team ready for 1960 with core hitters Mays McCovey Kirkland and Cepeda. Acquisitions include Don Blasingame Billy O Dell Billy Lees plus bench strength concerns and a Candlestick Park opener on April 12. Alan Ladd and Sue Carol seek an $87 184 income tax refund claiming foreign residence in 1954 affected taxation.
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