25 Oct 1958
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1958
Page
1
A dense church directory lists numerous congregations with service times, locations, and guest speakers. Denominations include Baptist, Church of Christ, Disciples, Holy Cross, Lutheran, Orthodox, Methodist, Presbyterian, and Catholic, spanning streets such as 23rd, Brunswick, Congress, Hoosick, and Fifth avenues. entries name pastors, worship hours, and sermon topics like Things Carried On The Shoulders and Why Were Protestants.
Rev Theodore Leotard of Rand a Mis slong Methodist Church speaks tomorrow at Memorial Methodist Lycas way. He will deliver a sermon at the regular service and a 7 pm informal gathering with Q and A after his talk on World service and church work in Alaska and Hawaii. A missionary weekend unfolds with Family Night supper and youth program plus social activities after.
Westminister Church Albany hosts an Inspiration Day featuring Rev W Calvert a Presbyterian leader and educator. The program includes dramatic readings and music with speakers from Albany and Troy areas and a Salvation session in the afternoon.
Health educator Thomas GC Boswell will screen the latest TB sound color film at Sixth Avenue Baptist Church Sunday at 7 pm. The program aims to dispel misconceptions about tuberculosis and includes a sermon and music.
A fragmented sched ule of rural church services shows Rev Sherwood E Carver at 9 45 am with a sermon “They ve A Story To Tell To Gie Nation” and missions events at St Solins Schagltoke Rev James P ibrive leads Masses at Our Lady Of Good Counsel Valley Falls Rev James C Brive OSA 9 am mass at Schaghtienka Trinity Episcopal Rev Walter A Persins 9 15 am Holy Communion Rev John G Robinson 10 am worship 11 am Sunday School 2 30 pm youth and mission activities. Wynmutskall Rev Russell FB 8 40 am prayer service 9 am worship 11 am sermon and children s sermon with preschool and Bible project in church parlor. Castauission on Missions at church 6 pm Junior Youth Fellowship Mr Dyckman to present Filia. Wasam worship services with Protestant heritage children s sermon Peter And The Teumpel preschool and Christian Pioneers in church parlor Youth choir 7 40 pm Teenage Crusaders daily youth lessons. Pleasantdate Cronnanity Rev Efner J Johnson 11 am Bible School 11 am worship sermon By What Author ite 2 45 pm Jesus and the Tow Parables Pleasant Fate service at Central Avenue Wursing Tome details unclear.
Promoter Ted Bayly announces pianist Wilk Williams will give a Sunday Nov 2 recital at Music Hall. The program features popular and standard pieces in a solo set with novelties and light humor, plus a guitar and bass duo called The Quist Man. Williams plans a six piece between residing and TV moments, with recordings likely to air on radio.
Rev Nelson W Burns of Amsterdam Ohio will lead Salem Methodist Church starting in November. His charge includes Shushan and Webrow. Appointment announced by Rev Frederick Buckley Newell and Rev Warrance F Ogden. Burns previously served Trinity Pittsfield and several Troy Conference churches. He is Taylor University graduate with Drew Theological training. wife deceased, daughter Gail works for Methodist home for Chilean children.
Wynantskill Guild members will gather Tuesday at 7 30 p m in Fellowship Hall Chavel Wynantskill will be Weld and Mrs Richard Rider announces guest speaker Mrs dann Sharpe of the Bogh Reformed Church of Anfrica plans for local guilds follow the National Department of Women s Work pattern.
Woodside Presbyterian House will host a five sermon series starting tomorrow with The Chief End Of Man. Subsequent talks include The Fallacy of Faith Alone on Nov 2, The Three Stages of the Christian's Act on Nov 9, Wanted, A Properly Regulated Conscience on Nov 16, and The Christian and State on Nov 24.
About 60 children attended a midweek event in Quaker Springs with games and refreshments after a grand march. Prizes were awarded in age groups, with named winners among girls and boys, as judges and volunteers from local clubs and the Saratoga Grange involved. Proceeds supported Schuylerville Revolutionary cemetery funds, organized by the Saratoga Historical Association and local groups.
Students at the union backed Nelson Rockefeller and fellow Republicans in a Hiloch election. Results released yesterday show Rockefeller favored over Democrat Hartman 238 to 132. Kenneth Keating led GOP Senate bid with 219 to 193 over Democrat Frook and Nogan. other Republicans posted similar margins.
Ming Dingman, son of the associate editor of The Reesrd Newspapers, graduated last June from Averill Park Central High School and was enrolled at the Alfred University Agricultural and Textile Institute to study major technological theory at the institution.
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