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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1967
Page
1
A dense church directory lists services for Bethel St Luke's St Paul's Trinity and more. It details times for worship church school Holy Communion and fellowship events across numerous denominations and congregations.
The notice lists multiple church events with Reverend names including Rev Jack R Lewis Rev Edward Kronwall Rev Anthony G Mortis and Rev Bradford H Burke. Holy Communion at 10 p m and 8 30 a m followed by Church School Holy Eucharist sermons and choral evening services at various times and venues including Holy Communion at 10 30 a m and 11 am and a coffee hour.
An organ recital of Lenten music will be played by Miss Helen Henshaw at St James Church Albany at 4 p m tomorrow Miss Henshaw is organist and choir director of First Presbyterian Albany director of the Troy Musical Art Club the Thursday Musical Club of Schenectady and the Monday Club Chorus of Albany
A children's ballet performance will be held next Friday at 9 30 a m for first through third graders of East Greenbush Elementary School in Columbia High School. The Merry Go Rounders, seven dancers and two actors, directed by Yemina Ben Gal, will present with music acting and audience participation. Their New York City studio serves as base and they perform across the East South and Midwest.
The Second family fellowship supper will be tomorrow from 5 30 to 7 30 pm in Fellowship Hall at First Baptist Church. Rev Allan A Stanley of Bethel Baptist Troy will speak. An hymn sing led by Ernest W Rogsell with Mrs Raymond Jd Hannon at piano. Children care by Baptist Youth Fellowship directed by Mrs Jeanne Hanna. Devotional by Rev Everett A Sherwood. Palm Sunday final supper March 19 at 5 30 pm speaker Rev James A Miller of Emmanuel Baptist Albany.
Siena College Little Theater presents T. S. Elliot’s The Elder Statesman at 8 15 p m on Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday in the Well Serra Hall. Directed by Frank Hooper with Nick Schmitt as Lord Claverton, the cast includes Carole Lynch Tom Taggert Nancy Riley Bob Burns Dennis M Coker Tom Mohler and Sue Barelski.
Emma Willard School presents a concert at 8 15 in Slocum Hall featuring Mari anne Pashler and colleagues on violin violin bass piano viola cello mezzo soprano and organ including works by Handel Resapighi Piston and Mozart with a full ensemble program on campus.
The Rev. Dr. Ernest Benz argues science and technology expand Christian eschatology linking human evolution and mastery of nature to a future state of salvation. He cites Teilhard de Chardin, stresses sacred aims in the material universe, and says Christ’s work invites gradual growth toward the new man guided by divine history.
11 year old David Hanford, son of Mr. and Mrs. B Nelson Hanford Jr of 817 Mann Ave Rensselaer, is reported much improved after suffering a concussion and fractured skull in a freak mishap Saturday afternoon. He slid into trees in a wooded area behind his home while a group of companions rode down the hill on their backs.
Local church listings detail service times and leaders for First Baptist First Congregational First Presbyterian First Methodist Broadway Methodist Pauls Lutheran Redeemer Episcopal Mt St Josephs Catholic St Johns Catholic and Franciscan Mission Chapel with weekly worship times Sunday school youth groups and daily chapel hours in a consolidated parish notice.
The funeral of Burt Yates Lansing of Prospect Heights was held yesterday at William J. Rockefeller Funeral Home, 8 Second Ave. Rev. Karlyle Adams of First Presbyterian Church officiated. Interment followed at Albaf Rural Cemetery. Friends served as pallbearers.
A world renowned malaria drug authority Dr. G Robert Coatney from LSU Medical Center lectured yesterday in the Sterling-Winthrop Research Institute series at Rensselaer. His talk titled Drug Resistance and the Malaria Parasite covered ongoing antimalarial research and updates from a long career dating back to World War II.
William Braman of 50 Second Ave. becomes fire chief succeeding William Nardeci after the mayor announced last night. Braman will serve as top officer with Geary Wilmont Jr. remaining first assistant and Joseph Bucro as second assistant. both stationed at Ring Fire Co. and Mink and Claxton Hose Co. respectively.
The Salem Presbyterian Church, Sa lem’s first church, will observe its 200th anniversary this year with special services. Tentative plans include barbecues and pageants on July 24, announced by Rev. Albert T. Stoddard, with James as chairman.
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