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Newspaper
Scarsdale Inquirer
Location
Scarsdale, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1925
Page
10
A consolidated notice lists church locations in Scarsdale and nearby areas with service times and staff. Includes Church of St James the Less, Scarsdale Congregational, Hitchcock Memorial, Immaculate Heart of Mary, St Andrew's, Trinity Lutheran, Christian Science Society, and Greenville Reform Church with pastors, meeting times, and venues.
St James the Less chapel announces a Sunday sermon at eleven o clock and another at four thirty. Confirmation classes start Wednesday December 16 at five o clock in the Church House.
The first meeting of the Scarsdale Men's Club season will be held at Dyckman Hall on Friday January 8. Fred I. Kent vice-president of the Bankers Trust Company New York will speak on International Affairs. The Banjo Boys radio group will entertain before the lecture and refreshments will follow.
The Trinity Lutheran Chapel at Scarsdale and Alkamont avenues will be dedicated tomorrow afternoon. Rev. George C. Kolnig of New York City will preach the dedicatory sermon and Mrs. Julia Koerber will sing. The building will serve as a combination church and parish house, six lots have been bought, and a larger church is planned for the future. No service or Sunday School will be held that morning.
Eleven new members joined Hitchcock Memorial Church at Sunday service on December 6. The annual fellowship followed the communion. James Jarman led as board of trustees president and trustees James D. Lester and James Jarman were reelected. An every member canvass is in progress and the choir directed by Ada Kegwin is preparing a Christmas program.
Rev. George Smyth of Hitch cock Memorial Church was the principal speaker at a dinner for the Memorial M. E. Church White Plains men’s class held Thursday.
Pursuant to an order of Surrogate George A Slater creditors of Margaret Theresa Emery late of Scarsdale Westchester County must present their claims with vouchers to executors at 158 Martine Avenue White Plains New York on or before April 6 1926. Dated September 22. Frederick Joseph Agate Executor of the Last Will and Testament of the deceased.
A gala afternoon is planned for the cradle roll, kindergarten and primary departments of the Congregational Church School on Saturday, December 19 at three o'clock in Dyckman Hall. The program includes special music a Christmas playlet a tree and a Santa Claus.
The Woman's Guild of Hitchcock Memorial Church will hold its monthly meeting on Monday December 14. The special speaker will be Dr Hugh Anderson Moran of Oxford discussing The Modern College and what it means to our young men and women.
A meeting of the Child Study Group led by Mrs. Clyde Smith was held at Greenburgh School on Monday afternoon December 7. The group discussed Obedience and planned the next gathering for January 4 at 1 30 PM at 58 Lynwood read the residence of Mrs. C Z Smith. Interested parties are invited.
Mr. Arthur Williams of the fire department bought two Bradley street lots and asks if he must pay for 250 feet of sewer pipe or if nearby vacant lot owners who benefit should share the cost. He was advised to consult those owners to secure their portion of the sewer assessment.
Creditors of Anna G Farwell are asked to file claims with the Westchester Surrogate Court by January 12, 1926. Harold H Bennett seeks letters of administration under an order dated December 8, 1925. Address for notices is Jesse E Waid, 14 Wall Street, New York City.
The Surrogate's Court of Westchester directs Emma Hagdahl and others to show cause why Wilhelm Rosen's will, dated August 11, 1922, should not be admitted to probate and Jennie Donnelly named administrator with will annexed. Hearing set for January 22, 1926, at White Plains.
In obedience to an order by Surrogate George A Slater of Westchester County, Augustine Derby executor invites all with claims against Charles J Mason to present them with vouchers to 111 Roadway Manhattan New York on or before December 21 next. Dated New York June 17 1925.
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