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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1959
Page
1
A dense church directory lists Millis Memorial Baptist, Bethel Baptist, and several Orthodox parishes with service times. It notes sermons such as “What Will You Rally?” and “The Next Step Of Faith,” plus church schools, youth groups, and various fellowship events across multiple streets and avenues.
Eagle Mills Methodist Church will observe Rally Day at 9 45 am with a worship service, recognition of teachers, and motion certificates for the Church School. Pastor Sherwood E Carver announces activities and a related program at area churches.
The Troy Missionary Convention kicks off at the Christian Missionary Alliance Church with three veterans and ten terms of service on foreign soil. Rev Oliver J Abrams, later joined by Rev George Klein and Rev Ernest B Howard, will address attendees Tuesday and Wednesday, sharing decades of fieldwork among Mindanao tribes Gabonese communities and French West Africa.
A roster of Sunday worship times across St George Pittstown St John Francis Regis Gratton Pewnal Gratton Gratton Poritenkill Hoosick All Saints Episcopal Hoosick Baptist Embury Cambridge MYP Methodist White Creek West Arlington Sandgate Buskirk Federated St Henry House Averill Park St Monica Johnsonville Christ Community St Johns Lutheran Melrose Eagle Mills East Poestenhill Pleasantdale Central Avenue Convalescent Home Schaghticoke Our Lady of Good Counsel Valley Falls and Schaghticoke Federated, listing Masses sermons church schools and special services along with associated pastors and locations.
The Orpheon Men's Choir of Trois Rivieres Quebec will perform Monday evening in Gibbons Hall at Siena College Music Center. Rev John B Chouinard OFM announces the amateur group directed by Leo Carle. program includes Hospody Palmluy Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes La Cigale et la Fourmi and more.
Emory Weeks and William Shelnut, two ministersial candidates for ordination, will address Sixth Avenue Baptist Church tomorrow. Weeks, 24, of Troy, will speak at the 11:22 a.m. service. Shelnut, 31, of North Troy, will preach in the evening. Both men have held pastorates and varied ministry roles, with Weeks previously leading Normansville Community Church in Delmar and serving in evangelistic work. Shelnut has been pastor of Alps Baptist Church and held multiple assistant pastorates. The church will hear them, then, if acceptable, ordain them in a public ceremony following an Ordination Council evaluation.
Mrs. Jay R. Gould announces a four concert 1968 69 season for Troy Chromatics at Music Hall. Recital by Mildred Miller on Nov 47 followed by National Symphony Orchestra of Washington DC on Dec 1. Festival Quartet on Feb 23 with Babin Primrose Goldberg Graudan, and Stanley Babin recital on Apr 6. Season memberships available. no single tickets.
Pupils of the Church School of Church of Christ Poestentil will receive Bibles tomorrow at the rally in the church sanctuary. Mrs. Shirley Gentner, Superintendent, will lead the service.
Plan Services AME Zion Church Southave Rhue and Jay Street announce revival services starting tomorrow at 8 30 pm and continuing nightly through the week at the church located on Southave Rhue and Jay Street.
Washington reports a 4.7 percent drop in the number of commercial banks in operation over the past decade, many absorbed into mergers as branches. Meanwhile branch banks increased nearly 100 percent to 8,300. Total banks and branches reach 22,800, about 20 percent higher than a decade ago.
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