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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1944
Page
5
A directory of church schedules shows worship, Bible school, and youth activities across several parishes. Listings include St Pauls St Barnabas Christ Church St Luke s Church Ascension Trinity Episcopal John s Church and Church of the Holy Cross with times, Holy Communion, Morning Prayer and sermons led by various reverends.
Sunday services across multiple Lutheran churches list Rev. Peter Fanning Rev. Lews S Marvick Rev. Walter K Hauser Rev. George H Kling Rev. James N Lund and Rev. Walter W Euler. Times include 9:30 am 9:45 am and 10 11 6 7 45 pm with Sunday school baptisms sermons and vespers. Topics include Christ Before the World Good Works Can Not Bring Salvation and Simple Faith Unveiling Christ's Glory.
Multiple Methodist congregations list schedules including morning worship sermons such as "Loving the Unlovable" and "Are We Big Enough" at Trinity and Fifth Avenue, church schools, and youth meetings. Rev. A H Landmesser, Rev. Frank Jay Reid, Rev. Eldon H Martin, Rev. Ernest F Tripp, Rev. David Livingstone, and Rev. M B Lavery lead services with sessions and youth programs throughout the day.
The notice lists numerous church schedules including First, Ninth, Second, Woodside, Oakwood Avenue, Liberty, Mit Ida Memorial, Olivet, Westminster and St Patrick’s congregations. It records service times, sermon topics such as Beyond Words and The Sin of Doing Nothing, reception of new members, catechism, Sunday school, and various masses with priest names and feast times.
Salvation Army Major Eric Smith hosts ilam holiness meeting at 2 30 am with Sunday school at 6 30 pm and Young People's Legion plus salvation meeting. East Side Evangelistic Missic Rev R A Burdick holds 4 30 pm Young People's praise service and 7 30 pm evening sermon. First Church of Christ Scientist features lesson sermon Truth with Deuteronomy 32 3 4. Sunday school at St Paul's Evangelical and Reformed 10 am. Divine worship 11 am. Unity Center 4 pm service Circumstances and Consciousness of God. Community Gospel Chapel 10 30 am worship and 11 45 am Sunday school. Church of Christ Disciples Rev Charles M Sharpe 10 30 am worship and communion Virtue of the last ditch at noon Sunday school. United Armenian Calvary Congregational Rev Mihran Renjilian 10 am Sunday school 11 30 am morning worship 3 pm Young People's service.
Lieut. Gov. Joe R. Hanley will speak at the Presbyterian Union of Troy dinner at Silliman Memorial Church Cohoes on Tuesday February 8 at 630 pm. Hanley is an ordained minister formerly pastor of Brick Presbyterian Perry Wyoming County and has 13 years Chau Tauqua circuit 17 years in the State Legislature and WWI Army chaplain experience. Frank McKnight is president and Rev Eugene E Cunningham handles reservations.
Leon Edward Van Horn of Atlantic City New Jersey was jailed six months by Police Court Judge James F Byron for stealing from a church poor box. He pled guilty to petit larceny after being caught at St Marys Church two weeks earlier by a sexton. Police described a long record of armed robbery and petit larceny.
The Methodist Ministers' Association of Troy and Vicinity will meet Monday morning at the YWCA where Miss Frieda Schwenkmeyer national representative of the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America C. I. O. will be the speaker.
St Marys with Rev James J Casey lists low masses at 6 7 8 9 and 10 and high mass at 11 a.m Beads and benediction at 7 30 p.m St Michaels with Rev William B Connel offers low masses at 7 9 and high mass at 10 30 a.m St Paul the Apostle with Rev Walter J Torpey schedules masses at 7 45 9 10 and 11 a.m Benediction follows the final mass.
The Central Lutheran Church begins redecorating its auditorium aimed for Easter Sunday rededication. Rev Walter Hauser says services move to the downstairs chapel during construction supervised by Herbert H Rachel. Alterations include adjusting the chancel to Lutheran practice with curtains and a moved high altar, using walnut panels and ecclesiastical color tones.
The Confraternity of the Blessed Sacrament at St. Henry's Averill Park hosts its monthly church hall meeting Tuesday after weekly devotions. Former county judge and district attorney Charles J. Ranney will address attendees. A social hour with refreshments follows. January reception duties are listed for numerous volunteers.
Churches in Rensselaer and Nassau joined a public peace rally set for tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at East Greenbush Methodist Church. Rev. Bar W. Ledden of Trinity Methodist Albany will speak on The Coming Peace and the Prince of Peace, followed by an open forum on developing crusade information. The host churches have studied The Church After the War by Bishop Francis J. McConnell.
Fire at Nassau Methodist Church parsonage Friday caused about 1000 dollars damage. Fire Chief Frank Pitts noted the blaze started in a wood shed likely from defective wiring. Pastor Rev. Clair Carpenter and his family were at dinner when the fire was detected.
The January meeting of the Philosophian Society will be held Monday evening at the home of Mrs. David J. Livingstone on South Lake Avenue. Hostesses are Mrs. Lela Hussey Eva Miller and Lois Bryce. The program is led by Mrs. Livingstone Mrs. Edna Van Buren and Mrs. Edward Prout. President Mrs. Fred Reiner will preside at the business session. Devotions are led by Mrs. Lela Hussey.
Rev Arthur Lee Kinsolving of Trinity Church Prince ward MN will conduct a service at Emma Willard School tomorrow at 3 30 p m. He has a long academic lineage as a Rhodes Scholar and Phi Beta Kappa graduate from the University of Virginia and Oxford Christ Church. He earned B D from Virginia Theological Seminary and holds honorary degrees from Amherst University of Vermont and Boston University. He received an honorary L H D from Rollins College in 1938.
Schaghticoke Miss Stacia Butler visits Mr and Mrs Frank O Connor and family. The Standard Bearers of the First Presbyterian Church will meet Tuesday evening for officer elections in the church parlors. A Monday afternoon tea sponsored by the United Society of the First Presbyterian Church will be held February 9 at 2 30 at Mrs Charles Lawrence home. Committee includes Mrs Fred Ro Ackart Mrs James Gronk Mrs Winston Hamilton and Miss Margaret Film. Mrs Francis Williams was guest of honor at a party at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles P Reilly celebrating her birthday. Cards were played and a yellow and white birthday cake was centerpiece. gifts were given to Mrs Williams. Attendees included Francis Williams and Mr and Mrs Pat Cinelli and Mr and Mrs Thomas Arnold.
West Sand Lake announces the Loyal Berean Class will gather next Tuesday evening at Mrs. George Amadon’s home. The Church School convenes tomorrow morning at the Methodist Church with Mrs. Trene Hansen leading the opening service. Reverend John A. Lavender will preach at the 11 o’clock service on The Last Night in Egypt with special choir music. An annual Congregational meeting was held Wednesday at Trinity Lutheran Church chapel with Rev. Harry W. Lammon in charge. Elton K. Hanks and Harry Waldron were elected three year councilmen to replace Charles Myers and Fayette Binck. Ernest Geiser and Charles Myers were named auditors.
In Johnsonville Presbyterian Church Rev James Schofield preaches at 10 30 tomorrow on Maniasting Personal Morality In a Time of Moral Chaos The Sunday school meets at 11 35 am Mrs J Sewell leads Jesus Teaches in Parables Youth group meets at 7 30 pm Paul Marpe leads We Can Still Have Friends discussion At Schaghticoke Presbyterian Miss Ruth Phillips Corning speaks at 10 30 am on nine years in China She returned October Rev George J Kilgus speaks briefly on Groundless Fears About Salvation Sunday school 11 30 am Junior Society 5 30 pm Young Peoples 6 45 pm Standard Bearers meet Tuesday evening church parlors Attendance urged for an interesting program.
The Zions Evangelical and Reformed Church of Taborton will hold a worship service at 10:30 AM led by Rev. Oscar Egh. Thelma Irene Teal will be baptized with Irene Bessie Teal as sponsor. Church school follows at 11:30 AM.
Tomorrow multiple Brunswick churches hold 11 am services with varied topics. Gilead Lutheran will feature The Gospel Converging led by Rev. Robert J. Van Deusen, with 10 am Sunday school supervised by Don G. Kreiger. Center Brunswick Methodist posts 10 am worship on Toward a New World Order, with children's sermon Eeny Meeny Ming Mo and evening session Drama in Religion.
Church groups plan events with meetings at 7 30 p m and 6 30 p m including a Midwinter Institute visit to Fifth Avenue State Street Methodist Church The East Poestenkill Baptist announces sermons and activities led by Rev Forrest K Emerson detailing Sunday services Christian Endeavor and Bible Study Hour plus a sleighride social at the parsonage
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