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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1958
Page
2
A dense church directory lists services, schools, and events for numerous denominations. It names Rev. Everett A. Blerwood and Rev. John W. Wubbenhorst among others, with times for worship, church schools, adult classes, and special services across multiple streets and avenues.
A dense list of worship schedules from numerous churches in Schaghticoke, Cambridge, Bennington, and surrounding towns. It records Rev. James P. Brice and Rev. Walter A. Perkins among others, with times for Holy Eucharist, sermons, Sunday School, worldwide communion, and youth fellowships across Episcopal, Methodist, Disciples, and Baptist congregations.
I s ine Carmack the Lansingburg Public Schools director for vocal music has been named choir director for Moral Methodist Church Svea Way. Mr MacCoringek, Eastman School of Music graduate, holds an arts degree in music education from Columbia University. He has directed instrumental music in Marlboro and Bergenfield schools and was guiding specialist for Lyons High School in Lyons, NY. He is principal violist in the Albany Symphony Orchestra and Dutchess County Philharmonic and was president of the St Ulster County Music Association.
Mrs Evelyn V McGrath of Troy will direct the Albany Light Opera Company production of Gilbert and Sullivan Mikado. Five Troy Area performers will star with principals Philip Mudge Colonie as Nanki Poo Joan Grobswider Waterford as Yum Yum James Gockhart Troy as Pooh Bah Martha Hinowansky Watervliet as Pitti Sing Mrs Rhinehg Smith Waterford will accompany in the light opera classic.
Jazz review presented at Music Hall Sunday October 19 features Brono and Macian McPaul with Tina Marian on piano, Gil Mati Quartet, Teddy Charles on vibraphone, Joe Cinderella on drums, Mose Alixson on blues guitar, and woodwind virtuoso Bar- Rava Lea. The program spans traditional jazz, experimental forms, and modern contept. Tickets around five dollars.
The Seventh Day Adventist Church on 3361 6th Ave sponsors a center aiding those unable to find relief elsewhere. Director Missie Carpenter says the center at 2221 Alli Ave has volunteers who sort and distribute donated clothing and items. In the third quarter 2,811 clothing articles were distributed, 600 people helped, eight food boxes were given, 123 hours of welfare work were contributed by members.
Tickets requested from a wide surrounding area for the appearance of comic poet Nash at Music Hall next Wednesday at 8 p.m. Sponsored by Tassel Sage College, Nash is known for humorous verse and popular works including Hard Lines and Win a Strange or Here Myself. He coauthored the musical One Town of Venus with S J Perelman and was lyricist for Two's Company on Broadway.
Two fron court house attendants were hospitalized yesterday. Joseph W. Graham, 135 Arden Street, alderman of Troy's 181st Ward, is a patient at Jamacitah Hospital. Miss Anne O’Neill, 182 Third Avenue, operator of the newsstand, is at Jary’s Hospital in Albany in conunction with the Albany Assist forvtherliad.
Stillwater alaster and Masons night drew Uptony Chaplet OMS members with special guests Montgomery Logo and F&A. Mrs. Margaret Mots directed a program featuring Allene Laielio Sia Brooks Martha Chase and Miss Marjorie Osgood in piano and tap numbers. Miss Eleanor Gailor welcomed attendees as Bach ting Mason received a gift from Mrs. Carolyn Thomas. Grand Chapter report due Oct 22. Separate notes mention Mrs. Gerald Brewster's hospital stay, a school election winner Marsha Malcolm, and an all-day Yellow Meeting House Home Demonstration event with a covered dish lunch and secret pals reveal set for Nov 6. Girls Athletic Club played soccer with Stillwater Central School at Schagh tleoke. Linda Bradl and Barbara Abemaile scored.
Whitefutt Mr and Mrs Tussell Manc hester of Racine Wisconsin were recent guests of Mr and Mrs Charles Clark. Mr and Mrs James Whalen of West Street were recent guests of Ms Donald Whalen of Ticonderoga. Mr and Mrs Willisia Shales and Mrs Bessie Green of Rutland Wisconsin have returned home after spending several days with Mel Edith Belden. Edward Kilburn of Pompey New York has returned after spending several days with Mr and Mrs Charles Clark of North Whitewall.
In Stillwater, sUil Waler to face Flousive Falls Tuesday at 3. Barbara Abel elected club president at the first after school meeting. Linda Sanders vice president, Karen Hansen secretary, Susay Conley treasurer. Church services list Stillwater United Church with Rev Joseph D Stanley pastor and Miss Mavilla Webster director of Christian Education.
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