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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1945
Page
3
A dense church directory lists dozens of congregations across Fifth and Seventh Avenues with service times, sermons, and leaders. It names St Peter's St Mary’s Trinity Episcopal St. John’s Lutheran Grace Methodist and many others with Holy Communion, prayers, and parish activities for different age groups.
The Lutheran Church of Albany invites attendees to a series of meetings starting Wednesday evening at 7.30. Rev. Franklin C. Eire DD president of the United Lutheran Church will speak along with Rev. Frederick R Knabel DD president of the United Lutheran Synod of New York and Clarence C. Stoughton PRD secretary of the United Lutheran Church. Congressional leaders from the region will attend to learn about the church’s work and needs including a 32.5 million executive.
On Seventh Avenue and Fulton Street Rev H P Vieth leads a 20 day school with an 11 am divis h sermon The Con Usty Center at 27 Fourth Street hosts A Hoagland at 2 pm An event titled The Thief and the Blann is listed with a 1 9 am start A note mentions Missing Mrs All young Deppie and Evangelistic Servite services in the area.
Rt Rev William A Scully DD will be consecrated as coadjutor bishop of the Albany Diocese and titular bishop of Pharsalus at St Patrick's Cathedral New York on Oct 35 by Rt Rev Edward F Girtons DD. A large clergy delegation from the diocese will attend with details still being planned.
More than seventy guests at the Sifth Avenue Baptist Church honored Doris Sturges a former missionary to India who completed three seven year terms. The event followed by a reception led by Rev. Wilford P. Fowler. Sturges plans to return to India to supervise Bible teachers instruct new missionaries and open a Victory Center for soldiers. Edward Hamilton chair of the board welcomed her and introductions followed with Phoebe Sturges and Thomas Sturges joining in the reception line.
Lt Robert F Goldie a second missionary entrant will preach at Sand Lake Baptist Church tomorrow. He is a Albany Medical College graduate and plans to serve as a medical missionary abroad. He is stationed at Mason General Hospital Brentwood. His brother Capt William V A Goldie is a chaplain in Germany and expects missionary work in New Guinea.
Round Lake residents hosted out of town guests including Mr and Mrs W Gorham of New York and Mr and Mrs Harold Corbin of Connecticut. The Loyal Fellowship Class resumes monthly socials with a party at Mrs Edgar A Seabury's home. Transport helpers meet at Cooper's store for a 45 pm ride bringing table service corn and frankfurters. Mrs William McDermott attended fall meetings of Schoonmaker Memorial Church Circle 2 at Mrs Fred Lamb's home. Elmer Smith joined Group Three meeting at Mrs Retloyn Gatlor's home.
The Albany Catholic Diocese announces new pastors for five parishes. Rev. Edmund F. Gibbons succeeds at the Church of the Holy Spirit East Greenbush and others include Rev. Burns at St Columbkille Schenectady, Rev. William Halpin at Our Lady of Mercy Albany, Rev. Christopher King at Saints Peter and Paul Frankfort, and Rev. James McDonald at Immaculate Conception Schenectady.
Community brief listing convalescence at home on First Avenue, visits by Reginald Carroll of Boston, Lt George Stewart on leave with his wife, Elldt Shaw guests from Ti conderoga, Social Security rep at the post office Tuesday morning, Miss Laona Kingsley graduates from Samaritan Hospital School of Nursing, Lt Roland Brownlee leaves for Louisville Personnel Distribution Center, Mrs Gordon Hart returns from Nebraska visit, Hart daughter of Exile Hart of Champlain Avenue.
A compilation of Sunday worship plans from Taborton Averill Park Schaghticoke and surrounding communities lists pastors and sermon topics for tomorrow. Featured churches include Zinns Evangelical and Reformed Saint Henrys Averill Park Johnsonville Presbyterian Westminister Fellowship and more with services at various times and Sunday schools following.
Cropseyville Mr and Mrs Fael Bulson and their son return from Lake George. Stanley Wager has been discharged from the Navy and invites his parents Mr and Mrs Adam Wager to visit.
James Lee Edenwood former Troy minister and state secretary of the UMC A will speak at the Y M C A Christian Union meeting tomorrow in Troy The Union enters its third year drawing 166 students weekly with a supper worship and speaker program led by Russell Sage RP J students and local church women assist in meal prep and activities
Pownal Loren Fowler of Carpenter Hill was hurt at Putnam Memorial Hospital in Bennington. Miss Margaret Dormas and Janes Mason entered Franklin County Hospital at Greenfield as student nurses. Mrs K L Stevens and two children returned to Philadelphia after visiting her parents. Mrs Howard Littie and son Edward returned to North Adams after staying with their extended family. George A Scotchimer and daughter Faith drove to Atlanta to begin studies at Columbia Seminary. Hoosac Valley Homemakers met at Elizabeth Plate’s home on Main Street. Marion Harris demonstrated pattern fitting and the group planned a follow up for October 10. Mrs Piste was assisted by Mrs Clifford Hewitt serving refreshments.
The Home Bureau held a membership event at the home of Sir Charles Smith in West Sand Lake and Waynantskill with eighteen attendees. Mrs. Charles Hale chaired. the first food lesson is set for October 10 at the Lutheran Church in West Sand Lake. New member Mrs. Charles Wolfe was added to the roll.
The church school at West Sand Lake will gather at the Methodist Church tomorrow at 20 am under Superintendent Melvin D. Lavender. At 11 am Rev. John A. Lavender will preach on The Parable of the Two Sons as World Wide Communion Sunday is observed.
State Treasurer A P Tugwell ruled New Orleans eligible for a 30000 appropriation for road and drainage repairs despite the parish missing the reform deadline for the fiscal year. City officials worried after learning their parish was the only one dangling the deadline.
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