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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1950
Page
7
The article recounts hymns directed to the Holy Spirit including Holy Ghost With Light Divine by Andrew Reed and notes Reed’s London ministry from 1787 to 1850. It highlights Reed as a philanthropist who founded the London Orphan Asylum and other charities, and mentions other authors such as Paul Gerhardt and Marcus Wells.
A crowd estimated 15800 will assemble at Griffin Field tomorrow to celebrate the 21st annual Mahrajan of Ste Elias Syrian Orthodox Church. Archbishops Anthony Bashir and Samuel David will preside with Rev. George Karim and Rev. Neder Saffle assisting. A later procession by car to Griffin Field follows Mass. Tonight the Orthodox Youth Organization hosts an informal dance at the church social center with a dance committee led by Charles Sopp.
The Rev. DeWitt McEachron of Rochester will be guest minister tomorrow at Robbins Memorial United Presbyterian Church. Mrs. James McGaffin, the church pastor, attends the New Wilmington Missionary Conference in New Wilmington, Pennsylvania as a counselor and camp manager.
A layman of Grace Episcopal Church Prof W Freeman Galpin of Syracuse University will preside at 11 AM services tomorrow at St Philip's Episcopal Church. The Rev Walter Parker priest in charge is on vacation.
Layman Montgomery Jr will speak at Reekefeler Memorial Church tomorrow at 6:00 AM during the pastor’s vacation. He has been leading Sunday worship while Rev DeWitt Clemona is away.
The sermon cites Dr. Victor Heiser’s cholera tale of boiled water as a parable. Faithful living draws from a deep well of Christ daily, not shallow cisterns, to meet burdens with steady strength.
Local volunteers helped resume operations at the Thacher Glass Manufacturing Co plant in Elmira after a soda ash shortage closed it. They collected 20 tons of used glass to recycle and secure sufficient materials to restart production.
The Christian Hour will meet in the YAWV.C.A. auditorium tonight under Amos Phipps. Dr. Ralph Stewart of San Gabriel California will be the speaker while attending the Ontario Bible Conference.
The Rev. Laurence T. Hosie executive secretary of the Council of Churches will be guest speaker at Eastwood Baptist Church tomorrow at 10 A.M. He is a former Baptist minister and formerly directed the Presbyterian Labor Temple in New York City.
Dr. John F. Olson of the Syracuse University religion department will be guest preacher at University Methodist Church at 10:55 A.M. Janet D. Donnally will sing In the Garden with the Sisk Pesin as accompanists.
Dr Daniel G Hill dean of Andrew Rankin Memorial Chapel Howard University will preach at Hendricks Chapel Syracuse University at 10 50 A M a member of the Washington Conference of the Methodist Church He will speak on The Challenge of the Ideal He is associate professor of practical theology in the School of Religion at Howard and has led race relations conferences with 25 years in the Methodist Church across Missouri Colorado Oregon and California.
Albany report notes that a large share of July arrests for major crimes in New York State involved theft or attempted theft. Youths under 21 accounted for a significant portion of the arrestees, with a high percentage charged in theft related offenses. The text mentions rapes and other offenses among those accused, but the details are unclear due to OCR issues.
The Teen Talent Vaudeville Troupe a non profit teen group will present a show tomorrow at the Jewish Home for the Aged director C John Greene said. The troupe formed last March to gain stage experience while entertaining those who cannot attend professional shows. They rehearse weekly in Eastwood and will appear at County Home and Bridgeport Firemen’s Day this summer with stars Mary Jane MeaAffee Joan Van Schaak Dolores Webb Doug Van Schaak Jim Scott Agnes D Agostino and Steve He...
Relatives of Earl T. Morris plan a birthday party at his home 116 Beley Ave Mattydale tomorrow. Morris a former Syracuse mail carrier turned 69. he helped open University Station in 1921 and served 20 years delivering to fraternity and sorority houses. He later retired January 31 1945 after routes in Lancaster and Buckingham areas. He also served as clerk of the National Letter Carriers Sick Benefit for 25 years and as a vice president of the Postal Credit Union board.
The Rev Thomas Titcomb, known for converting cannibals in Sudan, will speak at 2:30 PM today at the Rescue Mission Alliance. He helped establish Sudan Interior Mission work with the Yagba tribe and has a roster with the General Conference of Ontario. The outdoor services will feature Rev Blair Hemans of Williamsport Baptist Church as a speaker.
The Catholic schools of Syracuse will open for the new school year on Wednesday September 11 as announced by Rt Rev Msgr David C Gildea diocesan superintendent of schools Parishes in other communities of the diocese will begin on the public school opening dates September 5 6 or 7 Msgr Gildea said.
The Catholic Sun announced that Rev. F. Doyle was temporarily named chaplain at St Marys Hospital and that Rev. Donald A Wise, assistant at St Patricks Church in Jordan, is connected to the same report.
Under Bishop Walter A. Forey guidance a drive is launched to raise funds for a new Catholic church in Galeville serving residents between Buckley Road and Electronics Parkway from Onondaga Lake to Seventh North Street.
At 9 A.M. the Lutheran Church of the Atonement will host Rev. John Mr. Jasivny preaching on "Questions of Life." The First Baptist Church scheduled Dr. Frederick Allen to preach at 11 A.M. and 7:30 P.M. with morning topic "Our Minds" and evening message on "The Dynamic."
Union services in the Tabernacle Baptist Church tomorrow at 10 30 A M conducted by the Rev Abel E Gishi Rev Samuel Fehi is on vacation.
The Dunbar Center Inter racial Day Camp wrapped a six week term with a parents visit to showcase art and craft work. Participants aged four to twelve toured Onondaga and Wilson parks visited local industries and enjoyed movies. A miniature Indian village project highlighted the interdenominational effort led by Isaiah M. Harrison with wife Janie R. Harrison and assistance from five leaders and 13 student volunteers from Sendaee1 University.
About 120 worshippers will attend services in Whittier California in a portable church that folds into a 30 by 8 foot trailer. The Whittier First Brethren Church uses a collapsible sanctuary complete with pews pulpit and steeple. Unfolded it provides 720 square feet of space and will be hauled to sites until a permanent building is ready. The trailer church is modeled after a Canadian design by Rev. Je M Ruthven and will travel as a mobile place of worship
The lesson mingles Galatians fruit of the Spirit with Psalms prayers from the King James Bible and Mary Baker Eddy references. Union services planned for 11 AM tomorrow at First Ward Methodist Church with Rev. Leonard Hackney of Truxton as guest speaker.
New York Archbishop Spellman, head of the church's military order in the United States, urged U S bishops to appoint more Catholic chaplains. He cited wartime numbers and asked priests from the New York Archdiocese, especially those ordained 1940 to 1947, to volunteer.
In Loma Linda California a Stanford professor says about 50 percent of high school and college students use alcohol and the trend is a problem among junior high students aged 13 and 14. He spoke to the Institute of Scientific Study for Prevention of Alcoholism yesterday.
Rev John B Sanborn pastor of the Resurrection Lutheran Church Buffalo will conclude the series of vacation guest preachers at First English Lutheran Church tomorrow at 11 A.M.
The Rev Bruce E Pierce, former pastor of West Genesee Church for 15 years, will preach at 10:00 AM tomorrow. He now leads Forest Home Methodist Church and returns for a guest sermon.
The Centenary Methodist Church hosts Rev Harold E Steer of Jordan as guest preacher at 11 AM tomorrow. He will speak on Christianity at Work. Mrs Harold Seniller serves as guest organist.
Union Services will be held tomorrow at 10 49 A M at St Pauls Methodist Church Rev Raymond H Cox will preach Should We Ever Give Up Cox will sing and Hazel Cox will be at the organ
The Federated Church of Genoa hosts Rev. Robert L. Clingan delivering a sermon on Singing the Lord's Song in a Strange Land. Services tomorrow at 16 AML in Genoa.
The Rev. E. C. Haney pastor of Reform Methodist Church Cincinnatus will be guest speaker at St Luke's Baptist Church tomorrow at 11 30 A M The Rev J W Clark will speak at services at PAL
Edward Johnson of Syracuse presented the opening talk in a four lecture series on salesmanship at Hotel Syracuse. He urged that progress in selling comes from discarding old ideas quickly and stressed that appearance, actions, words, and delivery determine a salesman’s success. Johnson outlined three rules for speaking to clients the right quality and quantity and the manner of delivery. Music by Alice Fl Keegan accompanied the program. Merritt G. Curtis presided.
The Rev Frederick C Ellerman will preach On Man's Greatest Need at 10 AM worship service at St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church. Lewis Miller is guest soloist and will sing Fear Not Ye Israel. After the service the chancel choir will depart for the annual choir picnic at Marcellus State Park.
Community group organizes a year end basket picnic in Highland with residents invited to contribute dishes and share in a social afternoon. Volunteers plan games and a raffle to raise funds for local youth programs.
The Rev. Dr Willam Montgomery celebrates the 18th ministry anniversary in Syracuse. He began in 1912 with the Christian and Missionary Alliance and later led Syracuse Gospel Tabernacle before joining First Wesleyan Methodist in 1936. His pastorates saw a church built and funded and more than 40,000 pastoral calls. He is a 1912 Missionary Training Institute graduate and earned a doctorate from the National Bible Gallery in Wichita.
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