Church Moderator Dr. Jesse Hays Baird to Speak at Dinner
Dr. Jesse Hays Baird moderator of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the U S will speak at a 6 50 P M Thursday dinner meeting of the Local Westminster Fellowship at the First Presbyterian Church Denver The meeting is hosted by the Westminster Foundation of Syracuse University with Miss Shirley Atwell presiding Baird is president of San Francisco Theological Seminary and on a traditional visiting tour as moderator He has written several works on faith and church life and served on church councils and committees.
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Jesse’ Hays Baird
General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church
U. S
Jocal Westminster Fellowship
First Presbyterian Church
Baird
San Francisco Theological Seminary
San Anselmo
Calif
Denver
Westminster Foundation
Syracuse University
Westminster Fellowship
Shirley Atwell
Syracuse Presbyytery
Atwell
East Genesee Street
Council On Theological Education
General Council
Alliance of Reformed Churches
Geneva
Mary Browning Betts
Kings Daughters
Dr. Betts
George Shehadi
Donald F. Schug
Democrats Rally Schedule Announced by County Chairman
Charles J Hogan, county Democratic chairman, announced a series of rallies to begin tomorrow night at the Hotel Onondaga headquarters with all county chairmen present. The Second Ward rally is set for Wednesday night and the 16th Ward event for Thursday. The article notes Utah honeybee colonies produced 3 545 000 worth of honey and beeswax in 1947.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Hogan
Hotel Onondarga
Hogan
Utah
Boat Pilot To Be Taught Survey
Syracuse Power Squadron offers a free elementary boat piloting course at the Danforth School starting Friday at 7:30 PM. The class, open to all, covers rules of the road and basic handling and maintenance of small craft, with further instruction in seamanship and navigation available through the United States Power Squadron. Col. Lester J. Norcross invites inquiries at 4 3241.
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Syracuse Power Squadron
United States Power Squadron
Danforth School
West Kennedy St
Lester J. Norcross
U.S.P.S
Norcross
Universalists to enact 131 year city history in pageant
In Syracuse an 8 PM Wednesday pageant will dramatize the 131 year Universalist history from 1817 to 1932. Ten actors from Betts Memorial Universalist Church will perform in period settings after the harvest dinner. The living history play is free and open to the public.
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Universalist
Syracuse
T Thomas D.,macbride
Couples Club
Betts Memorial Universalist Church
S. Warren St
First Universal Society
Azariah Hall
Northway
Ethan Squires
Elder Root
Squires
Dr Hankins Urges Better Men to Make a Better World
Evangelist Dr Hankins spoke to a near capacity crowd at First Baptist Church during the Centennial Crusade for Greater Syracuse. He argued a better world begins with a better man grounded in Christ, urging that sinners be told Christ died for salvation. Pastor Rev John W Annas Jr chaired the event, with Mrs George J Stoddard providing solos as nightly services continue with visiting Sunday school delegations at 7:30 PM.
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Dr. Hankins
First Baptist Church
Centennial Crusade
Christ “For
Greater
Syracuse
Joe. Henry Hankins
Christ
Dr. Hawkins
Lord Jesus Christ
John W. Annas, Jr
Erwin Methodist Church
Soles
George. J.stoddard
Rabbi Stone to Review Wells Book on Palestine
Rabbi Earl S. Stone of the Temple Society of Concord will review Summer Wells WE NEED NOT FAIL at the Syracuse Public Library lunch series Books Sandwiched In. The program, now in its third year, offers brief noon talks from civic leaders to brief businessmen and the public with free admission.
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Earl S. Stone
Temple Society of Concord
Syracuse Public Library
Rabbi Stone
Sumner Wells
Palestine
United Nations
Public Library
Syracuse
Teeg
Legion Chorus Wins Eighth National Title
Syracuse Post 41 won its eighth consecutive national American Legion chorus title in Miami. Led by John T. Clough the 34 member group scored 96.73, beating George F H Whodkett Post Anderson Ind by 3.30 points. They opened with Sylvia and closed with The Song of the Jolly Roger. President L Clyde Dwight heads the post, Harrie W Southwick is accompanist.
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Syracuse
National American Legion
Miami
Fla
John T. Clough
George FH. Whodkett Post
Anderson
Ind
Sylvia
Oleg Speaks
C. F. Chudleigh-Candish
Cleveland
New York City
Los Angeles
Chicago
Boston
Milwaukee
L. Clyde Dwight
Harrie W. Southwick
Second review in series previews Churchill work Gathering Storm
The second review in the series on Wednesday October 27 presents Winston Churchill's Gathering Storm, to be delivered by Tracy K. Jones, director of the MCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston Churchill
Tracy K. Jones
M.C.A
Palsy Clinic Opens Today at Elmcrest Center
Syracuse Cerebral Palsy and Handicapped Children’s Association opens a new clinic at Elmcrest Children's Center for 60 community children. Sessions run 9 AM to noon and 1 to 5 PM daily except Saturday. evening sessions for adults. Transportation provided by Red Cross. appointments via Mrs. Kisenhans at 72-6541.
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Syracuse
Cerebral Palsy and Handicapped Children’s Association
Elmcrest Children’s Center
Ted Klienhans
H. W. Smith Technical and Industrial High School
Red Cross
Kisenhans
Minister Honored on 35th Church Anniversary
The congregation of St. Pauls Lutheran Church honored Rev. Frederick C. Ellerman for 35 years in the ministry during yesterday mornings service. Ellerman preached on his impressions from the World Assembly of the Council of Churches held in Amsterdam last summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Frederick C. Ellerman
Evlerman
World Assembly of the Council of Churches
Amsterdam
New Dental Program Aims to Help Syracuse Pupils
Health officials and Dr. William E Ayling outlined a new sodium fluoride dental treatment demonstration at Charles Andrews School. Dr. Ross E Gutman of the U S Public Health Service said the method reduces dental decay by about 46 percent and will be extended to public and parochial schools through regular staff.
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Charles Andréws School
Margaret Hoole
Jean Bzdula
U.S. Department of Public Health
Allan Levine
Mena Choguill
Kay Kent
Syracuse
Public Health
William E. Ayling
Ross E. Gutman
U. S. Public Health Service
Charles Andrews School
Gutman
Clayton L. Ripley
Frederick H. Markham
Onondaga County
Paul McMahon
Marvin Poster
David Sall
Albert Johnson
Mary E. Bowen
Laura Haley
Jean Ezdula
Judging Under Way For 10th Annual Newspaper Snapshot
Five judges began examining hundreds of prints in Explorers Hall at the National Geographic Society in Washington DC for the Snapshot Awards with $10 000 in prizes. Entrants from the area include Stanley F. Lacinski Gene Blazak Robert Mimlitch and William H Stamm from Auburn and Syracuse. Winners will be announced when available and flashed to the Herald Journal and Herald American.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Awm
Explorers’ Hall
National Geographic Society
Herald-Journal
Horald-American
Stanley F. Lacinski
Geddes St
Gene Blazak
Syracuse
Robert Mimlitch
Auburn
William H. Stamm
Tolley
Postmaster Parkin Attends National Convention
Postmaster Myron J. Parkin is in New York City this week attending the National Association of Postmasters of the United States convention. He participates in meetings and related events highlighting postal service issues and governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron J. Parkinson
New York City
National Association of Postmasters of the United
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Jesse Hays Baird
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Legion Chorus
Salina
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Berel Farms
Clark Music CO
South Salina St
Montreal
Ottawa
Sigmund Janas
Colonial Airlines Dept
Fifth Ave
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Salina Street
P.O
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Syr
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N. Salina St
Howard Johnson’s
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Fayetteville Road
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Starlite
South Warren
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