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Newspaper
Scarsdale Inquirer
Location
Scarsdale, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1930
Page
6
Funeral services for G. G. Van were conducted in Denver Colorado on May 28. He was the father of Mrs. Lucile Midgley of Scarsdale who attended the services.
William Beaumont Putney of 12 Carstensen Road Scarsdale died Monday afternoon at White Plains Hospital after months of illness. Funeral services were held at his home and private burial followed in Woodlawn Cemetery. He headed a New York firm bearing his name at 25 West 45th Street and had lived in Scarsdale four years. A Williams College 1900 graduate and member of the Williams Club and Hudson River Country Club, he was born in Bergen Point New Jersey fifty one years ago. He is survived by his wife Frances Kimbel Putney a son William Beaumont Putney III and a sister Eva Putney of New York.
The Scarsdale Community Baptist Church and Church School announce a picnic at Woodland Park on June 14. Attendees meet at Scarsdale Theatre at 1 30 if no transport is available. Families should bring lunch. boys should bring baseballs and bats. dinner at six. Committee includes W H Mason Percy Parker J P Leonard Dana Caulkins and others.
The primary department kids of Scarsdale Congregational Church hold a Sunday School party tomorrow afternoon from three to five at the home of Mr and Mrs Henry S Huntington Rich Bell Close. Beginners and cradle roll groups meet in Dyckman Hall south room from three to five tomorrow.
Mrs. Delia Hellriegel of 60 Boulev ard died Monday in her 80th year. Funeral services were held Wednesday night at 8 at her home. Burial was in Lutheran Cemetery Thursday at 10. She is survived by daughter Mrs. G Tscheulin, sons Henry and William, and two grandchildren. She moved to Scarsdale twenty three years ago this month and has resided here since.
Redeemer Lutheran will marked the 1900th Pentecost on June 8 with 11 A M services in the Masonic Auditorium Harwood Building. Church youths met at Pastor’s home 64 Sprague Road to plan summer activities and early fall program. Refreshments were served by Mrs Russell F Allman as officers for the coming year were announced: Herbert Hinners president Betty Saacke VP Anne Rice secretary Alberta Becker corresponding secretary Louis Rice treasurer.
The Baptist Church School observes Children’s Day next Sunday at 9 45 with recitations songs and readings led by Ray Mac Intosh Charles Suter Mary Caulkins and others. Cradle Roll certificates and flowers will be given to each child and a plant for each garden. Morning worship at 11 features Mr Hansen on Power and Mrs Temple singing Still Still with Thee.
Holy Communion will be celebrated at the Hitchcock Memorial Church on Sunday at eleven o'clock. The service marks a traditional observance in the church.
The Scarsdale Congregational Church will have the Rev Henry Smith Leiper in the pulpit this Sunday. Leiper, former associate secretary for Missions publicity, soon becomes executive secretary of the American Commission on Life and Work tied to the Federal Council’s church relations abroad. Church School meets at 9 45 Sunday June 8 and June 15.
The Sunday Lesson Sermon across all Churches of Christ Scientist centers on God as the sole cause and creator. Readings trace divine law, spiritual identity, and healing principles linked to divine Mind. The discourse emphasizes obedience to spiritual truth and consistent prayer.
A Bible lesson sermon cites Revelation 4 11 praising God the creator and adds a quotation from Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy. It states God is individual incorporeal divine Principle Love the universal cause and the only creator with no other self existence.
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