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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1960
Page
1
A dense church directory lists numerous services across Baptist, Presbyterian, Catholic, Orthodox, Lutheran, Methodist, and other denominations. It notes street locations, pastors, service times, nursery care, church schools, youth programs, and special sermons including "Not Peace, But Sword" and "Love Not by Rev Angus J Seansans Best Preacher."
The World Day of Prayer retreat opens Monday February 13 at 2 30 am at FBI Avenue Presbyterian Church. Tarrence Ogden and United Church Women of the Troy area will lead the spiritual program with a verse choir and a social service dedication noted. Mrs Townshent Heister organist and Mrs Hiram Shefferde to lead music with nursery provided and Mrs Wilk Yam C Sehtegel presiding.
Crockett Texas native Pastor Hoe Mantgoy, educated at Morris Brown University and the Theological Seminary in New York, has been appointed pastor of Fifth Avenue AME Church. He previously taught at several colleges and led churches across North Carolina, Louisiana, Rhode Island, and Connecticut, most recently St. Pauls AME in Buffalo. Leray J.
A dense listing of morning worship times, sermons, and church-school schedules across numerous churches in the region. Notable entries include Cambridge area Methodist and St. John’s Schaghticoke with 9:30 am worship, Trinity Episcopalian at 9 am, and First Baptist Rensselaer with 9:45 am service and 11 am sermon. Also noted are confirmations of Mass times at St. Monica’s Johnsonville and parish activities including youth fellowships and scout observances.
Religious Emphasis Week at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute opens tomorrow at 7 p.m. in the USth Street Lounge with a joint meeting of student groups to hear Dr. Will Nerborg of Drew University discuss Religious Existentialism. Nerborg is a noted sociologist and author. A second address is scheduled Monday at 1 a.m. in West Auditorium on The Strangeress of faith. The climax Tuesday evening features dinner guests from three major faiths including five rabbis, 16 priests, and 16 Protestant ministers.
Holy Cross Church plans a winter festival sponsored by the youth and church members. Rev John Havans announces registrations at 5 p.m. followed by services at 6 30. Music by Crag Daniels and Frank Wills with readings by Douglas Gillespie and Lorraine Yeeks. A social period features a one act play by Hazel Bentley and Reveland Harrison. George Pressman Marion Keelor and William Turner coordinate.
The Fifth Avenue Methodist Church hosts a Wesley life film sponsored by the Commission of Missions led by Mrs. Joseph Weiss. The film traces Wesleyan origins from societies to the English revival and church development in England and America. Youth and adults from multiple churches are invited. showings occur at the Parish House Fellowship Mall tomorrow.
East Poestenkill Union Gospel services and events listed for Thursday. Hostesses named include Mrs William Dankee Miss Agnes Dunkee Mrs Ellen Reamer and Mrs Adolph Duerschner. Next meeting set for March 4 with 11 am church services and church school. Lutheran services at East Poestenkill feature sermons The Cross and the Christian. Members of Luther League attend avinint social at East Glenville church.
Willard School music department presents a two piano recital tonight in Slochm Hall featuring Giovan Nina de Blasiis and Elizabeth Earle. De Blasiis is a Yale trained pianist with degrees from Eastman Rochester and London studies. Earle holds Juilliard degrees and debuted in New York in 1950s. Program includes Gluck Euridice selections Scarambuche Milhaud and Bracilers with a intermission and a piano sonata by Brains plus Andante and Allegro movements.
Rev. Seth N. Genung posts program for Boy Scout Sunday at First Presbyterian Lansingburg. Scouts and choir group assemble at 10 45 am with services at 1 pm featuring Alfred Nixon Paul Stuan Wayee Brownlie Linda Daly and others guiding prayers oaths and promises. District Scout Executive Willain MarAlping will speak on Education. God and Country awards to seven scouts and Honest Abe sermon follow.
A garbled clipping lists odd phrases and stray terms from a wartime era text, mentioning schools, families, and social scenes. It references kindergarten shyness, a VIP in Brus, Mayflower, and a juror, with fragmented lines about judges, abuse, and a stubborn youngster.
The Youth Time rally starts at 7:30 pm today at First Baptist Church Watervliet at 16th Street and Ltd Avenue. Rev Noy Brill of Roselyn Pa missionary with Africa Tatami Mission plans to speak. Diane Lopez challenges Hober Gailér at REY in a Bible quiz for Sixth Avenue Baptist Church.
The Youth Group of Redeemer Lutheran Church will hold a Valentine Dance Saturday next Feb 3 from 7 to 9 in the church hall. Rev Peter Fanning pastor and adviser announced. Youths from Immanuel Lutheran Church will also attend the event.
A string of church and youth group notices from Johnsonville and Averill Park includes Family Night at Christ Community Church on Feb 2, Scout Sunday observed, and a meeting schedule for Rensselaer Boy Scouts with a sermon titled Why Test will have a charter pres Go To Church. Dates and times from July through February show service plans, Bible school, youth nights, and age group activities across local congregations.
A fragmented OCR style entry presents a sequence of nearly unreadable words and phrases. It appears as a garbled note with stray terms like day law alive bonny door learn your eat and various noun verb pairs. The text resembles an OCR artifact rather than a coherent event or report.
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