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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1949
Page
9
An array of Children’s Day services unfolds across Syracuse area churches tomorrow. Centenary Methodist hosts an all‑ages program led by Rev. John H. Willis with a children’s processional and Bible presentations. Eastwood Baptist, Pilgrim Congregational, and other churches schedule combined services, dedications, and special music.
Dr. and Mrs. Everett Fuller of Schenectady medical missionaries will speak at the Christian Happy Hour service at 7 30 p m today in the Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts. Dr. Fuller, Union College and Syracuse College of Medicine graduate, served as battalion surgeon with the 44th Division Seventh Army in World War II. Mrs. Fuller, Wheaton College graduate and Elis Hospital registered nurse, will join. They plan to depart in July for Quito Ecuador to help establish a hospital with Dr. Paul Roberts of Toronto, the first medical clinic for the Indians.
Elder H. W. Bass conducted an investiture ceremony at the Seventh-Day Adventist Church. Members of Helping Hands Friends and Companions received neckerchiefs as badges of honor. The Men's Club plans a picnic at Thornden Park to bid farewell to Elder H. N. Bresee and family as they move to Albany for a new field of service.
Christian Science lesson-sermon text for tomorrow centers on trust in the Lord and divine protection. Local churches mark Father’s Day with sermons at Delaware Street Baptist First Baptist and Rockwell Methodist as they celebrate faith, blessings, and debt-free parsonages.
The Rev. Dr. Christian P. Jensen of Zion's Evangelical Lutheran Church will attend the Traited Lutheran Synod of New York convention at Holy Trinity Church in Buffalo. His son, the Rev. Franklin L. Jensen of Faith Church in Schenectady, will become associate pastor at the Buffalo church on July 1. A new church organ will be dedicated at the Lutheran Church of the Atonement in memory of Pauline L. Schlosser and Dr. A. Charles Babenroth and Donald L. Babenroth. The junior Confirmation class will receive its first Communion at the 11 AM service. The Rev. John M. Jesin is the pastor.
A listing of multiple Baptist and other church congregations with addresses and service details. Includes Bethany at 68 E Washington and Delaware Street churches, noting Sunday school times, worship services, Children's Day programs, youth groups, and sermon titles. Also mentions First Jefferson, Eastwood, Immanuel, St. Luke's, Tabernacle, Plymouth, and others with pastors and service times.
A long list of Sunday worship schedules across numerous churches. It notes service times, Sunday School, children and youth programs, baptisms, and special sermons across many congregations including First English First Ward Zion's Asbury Trinity St. Pauls and more with varied sermon topics and program titles.
The article lists mass times and church locations for numerous Roman Catholic parishes in the area on Trinity Sunday. It names churches such as Sacred Heart Park and Lakeview, Holy Trinity Park Street, Our Lady of Lourdes Valery crane Keen, St. Patrick Scheyier, and St. Cecilia Woods Road, with specific service times including early morning and late morning slots. It also quotes the Sunday gospel from Matthew 28 about Jesus’ commissioning of disciples.
A sermonette on worship highlights three elements adoration inquiry and allegiance. It urges faithful congregants to seek God attend orderly reverent services and find strength and inspiration through prayer devotion and music at worship tomorrow.
Women from Syracuse sponsored by the City Recreation Department elected 1949 1950 presidents for nine Women s Community Clubs. Names include Mrs Joseph Savasiano LaFalot Mrs Edward Knaach McKinley Mrs Dorothy Cline Genial Gals Mrs Elmer Jarrett Valley Mrs Albert Volz Schiller Mrs Frederick War Kirk and Mrs William Monr McChesney. A Kirk Park picnic is planned next Wednesday at 6 30 PM with over 150 reservations.
The St Sophia Hellenic Orthodox Church will dedicate a new $15 000 gymnasium with a plaque honoring local businessmen George Pandelly and Gregory Banas. Ahepa Basketball sponsors a dance from 8 to 12 PM, Rev Lambros Vakaskis to accept on behalf of the church. Dedication committee includes Steve Copanas, George Rigas, Deno Vallassis, George Laskaros, and Peter Togias. Peter Copanas to speak for the ball team.
Bishop C Bromley Oxnam of Morristown says Protestant nations are dynamic and free while Catholic countries pose danger for Communism. He warns public funds for parochial schools would harm public education, and asserts Methodists oppose anti Catholicism while maintaining faith consistency with Roman Catholics.
The notice reports William P. Alford Jr. of 119 Westminster Ave held a family birthday dinner at the Persian Terrace of Hotel Syracuse. The Bermuda trip for his son William R. B. Alford III is the birthday gift. several relatives attended, including Betty Preston of New York City. Alford, WSYR Radio commercial manager, Kiwanis member and St. Alban’s layman, is an avid golfer and occasional tennis player. The Herald-Journal extends congratulations.
William L. Eagan announces the first public meeting of the Onondaga County Chapter of America's Associates. Rev. Robert C. Barnett S.J. and Rev. Edward A. Conway S.J. will lead the open forum at Le Moyne College tomorrow at 8 PM. Father Harnett edits America and will discuss The Real Threat to American Democracy. Officers include Eagan as president and Murphy as secretary with Carr and Anglin guiding the Sunday committee.
Fr. Thomas Plassman of St Bonaventure College Allegany will speak to alumni at the Father and Son Communion Day. He will say Mass at St Joseph's French Church at 9 AM and address the 10 AM breakfast at Hotel Syracuse for about 200 alumni.
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