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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1959
Page
3
A dense directory lists numerous churches across Brunswick streets and avenues, detailing priests, services, and schedules. It notes diverse denominations including Baptist, Eastern Orthodox, Lutheran, United Church of Christ, Armenian, and more with varied sermon titles and worship times.
Fragmented OCR lists church groups and services with names and times, mentioning Rev Kohort Ne Tatiley Mitch Sehwell and Rev Walter A. Perkins. It notes Holy Communion, worship services, youth programs, and church activities across multiple congregations including St John's and Methodist churches with scattered phrases about sermons and schedules.
Youth Week begins at Fifth Avenue State Street Methodist Church with Youth Fellowship taking leadership of the morning service led by Henry McDonald. The program includes choral and scripture elements, with youth groups and leaders named, and notes weekend activities and observances at related locations.
Rev Daymund Attia of Sixt Avenue Baptist Church spoke at a dinner honoring resigning Alps Bape tat pastor Stephen J. Jones. Sixteen church members and officers attended the event at the church with notes of the leadership change.
Richard Botton will deliver a sermon series at Olivet Church addressing everyday Christian concerns. Rev. Pool Minor, assistant chaplain at RYT, and HHL officiate with sessions set for Sunday July 19 and Sunday May 22.
Readable fragments describe church services with references to school, worship, ushers, choir, and sermon. Mentions of listening, workshop, communion, and youth activities appear amid garbled OCR text. Names and places are partial and uncertain but indicate a church community schedule and social events.
Bernard Hains executive of Unela Sang Council will speak at the fathers evening meal of Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church. Scouts of Creep sponsored by the chapter will be special guests at the dinner in the Ghuvel house Miursday. Dr. Arthur A Burr will prepare and serve the dinner with Harold Ferguson presiding. Dr. Paul Y. Yergin will introduce the speaker. Frank A. Miller will lead singing. Maj. Dang Corey will present the stools and discuss the trip to the Gilepsational Scout inbores in Wagrnd during the summer of 1057 with pictures. The dinner observes Bay Seine Week.
The Bethany Lutheran church recently held its annual meeting. Elected were Wernar Sicknels as president Andrey York as financial secretary Paul York as treasurer Gustav Strasswinmer as trustee John York as elder Stanley Tamaski ode head deacon and Mahlin York Jr recording secretary A new Evangelism program was started with Lawrence Alson in charge Assisted by Leto Grass Robert Weeks Martin York Jr and Paul York The annual reports showed growth with 383 communicants and 2 baptized members A new budget of 6100 for 1980 was adopted The public relations committee will be chaired by Norman Golhuan with assistance from Wurind Straax Wiiner and Walter Jankel parish leaders served daily
Powntonhill union trospes group aids VPoeslenhill Chara Eleots Group Aides and church staff convened for the annual meeting led by Rev. Charles E. Nollock. Gordon Hill reported finances. Mrs Lillian Gonag and Mrs Milde Kondsen chaired aid society and church school committees. Officership included Alvin Devens, Ale Goadermore, Gordon Tull for three-year terms. lists list treasurer, secretary, president, and superintendent roles.
Rey R E Rhode will conduct a Christian faith and healing class at Broadway Methodist Church in Rensselaer tomorrow. He will address Youth Fellowship and lead a leadership session for the church. The program opens at 7 30 pm with an official board meeting preceding the talk.
Rev George Latore, pastor of Adams Mass and Stamford Vt Methodist churches, will preach the six week Ash Wednesday through Easter season at Pawling Avenue Methodist Church. Latore, completing a Doctor of Theology at Boston University School of Theology, has taught in Berkshire area federated churches. Laymen preside weekly, with a different congregation represented, services start 7 45 p m and include organists and a song reader from host church.
Troy area Protestant youth will conduct discussions tomorrow at First Baptist Church on 82 Grd St from 6 to 8 30 pm observing Sunday of Youth Week with the theme We Dare Live In the Household of Good. Discussion groups will cover school life family life social relationships Christian ethics and vocations with Rev Orville Wilson Donald Bryshell Charles Bahotan Harald Swiss Russell Pater among those leading closing worship. Committee members include Frances Smith and Miss Gloria Brown.
Pastor Douglas Smith of Valley Walls Methodist Church attended a five day meeting at the Washville Tenn headquarters of the General Board of Education. He serves as director of youth work for the Troy Conference.
A gospel team from Iles varsky Christian Fellowship and Tensselaer Polytechnic Institute will perform at 7 30 pm today at Waterford Baptist Church 353 Third Street Waterford. Youth from about 20 area churches will attend. The group will speak present a musical program with a quartet and instrumentalists. A Bible quiz features Lansingburg High School opposing Waterford High School after Lansingburg beat Shenendehowa last Saturday ending a four week streak.
The Fifth Avenue Weekday Nursery School of the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church will commence its second semester Monday. The program features creative play, block building, painting, clay work, pretend housekeeping, music, games, and stories. Mrs Gordon Kirkland is weekday director. Started in 1958, the school serves 3 and 4 year olds, offering materials to stimulate creative thinking and peer companionship.
The Mayhawk Hudson Section of the American Society of Civil Engineers will hold a dinner meeting Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the State Department of Health Building 84 Holland Ave Albany. Speaker Denny Leo Hagen chief engineer of the State Department of Public Works will discuss the New York State canal system past and present. Hagen is a Cornell civil engineering graduate 1913 who joined the State Highway Commission and rose through the Public Works department culminating as deputy chief engineer earlier this month named chief engineer by superintendent J Burch McMoy of Troy.
A Trans-Canada Air Lines Viscount made a precautionary emergency landing at Albany Airport when smoke appeared in the baggage area while flying from New York to Montreal. Firemen found a suitcase had caught fire. contents and suitcase were damaged. The plane then continued to Montreal.
Saratoga County Judge Richard Sherman spoke to the Shenendehowa Central School PTA on a positive approach to handling juvenile problems. He explained the Children's Court structure, urged home involvement in preventing crises, and praised churches and sects aiding youth while noting the need for more personnel in probation and court rehabilitation efforts.
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