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THE BINGIIAMTON "PRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 23, 1913. SUNDAY SERVICES County Chiefs Push Plan for BAPTIST COMMUNITY. Cor Chenango and Church Slreetn, Port Dickinson Tin Rev i Gull A. Patterson, pastor. Services.

10:30 a. m. 1 i.KAl Cor (toward and Burton Avenues Supply putor. Services, 10.Sn Fire Bureau Air Caravan Plans Three County Stops Cadet Contingent Arrives in City on Monday in Acquaintance Drive The Army Air Corps Aviation i r' Endicott Cool to Program for Strengthening Disaster Aid BINGHAMTON PRESS BUREAU Endicott, Oct. 23 i and 7: 30 School, noon MAIN STREET.

Ill Main Street The K'V Jonn Hlvewrtght, tn Rev Jonn Young Service. 11 and 1.30 o- School Hi UIMU.I.N AVEMt, 271 Conklin Avenue Tin Kev Winion V. Howiett Services 10:30 a end 1:311 School, noon, AIKMOUM' PARK, Jonnsnn City. K. a The Rev.

Lew) Starkweather Service 11 a end 1:30 in School 10 CALVARt. 40 Chenango Street The Rev Kennetb A. Muck. Service 10:30 a. end 1:30 oi School, 11 45 a.

UtAtTlrtL PLAIN, 40 Pine Street The Kev. John W. Taylor. Servlcea. 11:30 end School.

10 a. PARK AVKM'fc, 1135 Vesut Avenue The Rev Clayton E. Gray. Service. 11 a and (:30 in School, 10 a m.

BtVIKR RUill.AR. Ill Upper Bevler Street The He. aictiard Crandall Services. 11 a. and 7:30 School, noon.

CONKI.IN. Conklin Center The Rev Franklin Holden. Service. 10:30 a. m.

and 7:45 School. 11:49 a in IRST. 100 Chenango Street The Rev. T. Valentine Parker.

Service. a. m. School, noon. CATHOLIC ST PATRICK'S.

11 leroy Street The Rev rranct Curtin. Rev. Edmond Peirce. Rev John McCarthy Masse 1, 30 end 11 a m. ST.

MAKY'e l4 Courl Street the Kev CatlaKtian A. Cordon. Rev. Lawrence Bassney Masse. 1:30 II.

10 and 11 a ST. PAULS. 282 Chenango Street-The Rev William i Morn. Rev Alfred L. Holdredge.

Rev John Quirk. Masse 10 and III n. ST CATHKRINK'S. 1049 Chenango Street Hlllcrest The Rev John Phelan, Rev Jonn Shannon, Rev Robert Kendrlck, Masse. 7.

Broome County's fire chiefs pushed their plans for establishment of central- county office for cooperative fire coverage im iff K. 1 1 I 'A i I I i i 1 vlril Me- Iff I I J'r? I I i -mer-- wJuL PAUL G. CALLAHAN and II a m. ST. THOMAS AQUINAS.

93 Mozart Street The Kev l'homa i. Hannon Rev John Newell Masse, 7. 8:30. 11:43 and II a ST JOHN THR KVANUtll.lST. 12H5 Vestal Avenue The Rev Clement Shaughnessy, the Rev.

Edward F. Doyle. Masses, 5:50, 8, 8:15 and 11 a. m. Vespers, 7:45 p.

m. SS CVRIL and MKTHODll'S. 150 Clinton Street The Kev Cvnl Orendae, Rev Urban G. KovaL Rev Matthew Sedlacko Masses, 7:30. 10 and among the 25 paid and volunteer fire departments of the area at a meeting of the County Fire Chiefs' Association last night in the O.

L. Pavis Fire Station in Endwell. Association officers said they made some progress toward creation of the bureau to integrate fire coverage in the large area, but they made no secret of the fact that they are encountering some obstacles through disinclination of some of the county's municipal fire departments to participate. Endicott, for example, has indicated a lukewarm attitude toward the centralization proposal although village officials here said they would go along if a majority of the companies of the county were to approve the plan. Endicott officials said the cost of the setup might be proportionately greater thanits value.

Bureau Planned Specifically, the county association's proposal is to set up a Cadet caravan, scheduled to be brought here Monday to acquaint local youths and their parents with the equipment and work of the Army Air Forces, will be stationed in three points in Broome County. Consisting of a Republic P-47 "Thunderbolt" airplane, two airplane engines, a "Walkie-Talkie" radio, a puncture-proof gasoline tank, an amphibian jeep, a "blockbuster" bomb and a Link trainer, the caravan will be at Union-Endicott High School from 9 to 10:45 a. at Johnson City High School from 11 a. m. to 1 p.

and at Recreation Park in Binghamton beginning at 3 p. according to Capt. James M. Moore, Army Air Corps recruiter at the Binghamton Army Recruiting Station. An ollicer and 15 enlisted men are in charge of the 12-truck caravan and will invite young men interested in the army's aviation cadet program to test their physical reactions to actual flying conditions through use of training equipment with the caravan.

Prospective aviation cadet recruits also will be invited to carry out a simulated bombing raid by use of the Sperry bombsight. The caravan originally was scheduled to be stationed in Court Street all day Monday but because of its size, it was decided to station it at the schools and at Recreation Park. 11 a. m. ST.

MARY'S. Ktrkwood The Rev Jonn Donnelly Masse. 8:30. 10:30 a. m.

ST. MARY'S ITALIAN. 162 Hawley Street The Rev Matthew PeliegTtni. Rev Thomas Riley Masses, 7:30. 10 and 11 a m.

Benediction 3:15 m. ST. JOSEPH'S LITHUANIAN Cor Gienwood and Down Avenue. The Kev Emil KrancewicL Masse 1:30 and 10:30 a in. ST.

STANISLAUS KOSTKA, POLISH 370 Prospect Street The Rev George HONOR SOCIETY INITIATES-lhikona Chapter of the National Honor Society at North High School initiates new members at an assembly program in the school auditorium. Left to right, are Joyce Larrabee, an initiate; James Ives, president-Robert Breckinridge, master of ceremonies; Concetta Ragard, vice-president, and Guzewici. Rev Peter Koleczek. Masses, 6:30. 1:30, na 10 ju a.

m. ST. ANN'S. S42 Prospect Street-The Kev Joseph Osip. Kev Philip Meany Masse.

7. 8:30 and 10:30 a. Hosary and oenediction ST. CHRISTOPHER, Hinman Corner The Rev John P. Phelan.

Rev. Robert naipn marun, Treasurer. By Binghamton Press Photographer. FORMER RESIDENT OF BINGHAMTON KILLED IN AFRICA Paul Gerald Callahan, former Binghamtonian, was fatally injured in a motor vehicle accident in North Africa Oct, 1, his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

It. J. Callahan of New York City were informed yesterday. Mr. Callahan was a civilian employe of the Engineering Division, U.

S. Army, having left his job as a teacher in the Bronx Vocational High School to become superintendent of transportation for war goods in Africa. In Binghamton, IvI r. Callahan had been a student at St. Patrick's Academy, and a parishioner of St.

Patrick's Church. Besides his parents, he is survived by his wife and son, Richard; three sisters, Sister M. Vin-centia, Marie and Anne Callahan; a brother, Richard Callahan and uncle, James F. Maloney, and several aunts. A requiem mass will be offered at 7 a.

m. Monday at Our Lady of Refuge Church in New York. Humble Beginning Marked Kendnck. Masses. 8:15 and 11 a m.

HOLY SPIRIT. Cor Gienwood and Down Avenues. The Rev. Michael Staurovsky. Mass.

8:45 a Vespers. 8 pm, CONGREGATIONAL FIRST, 30 Main Street The Rev. Claude A. McKay. Service, 11 a.

School, 9:45 a. m. EAST SIDE, Cor Mil lord and Robinson Street The Rev. i. BurweU Lamb Services.

10:30 a School. 11:45 a PLYMOUTH. 203 Oak The Rev Royston Cuddy, 11:30 a ra. School. 10 EPISCOPAL Church Plans To Hold Party CHRIST, 191 Washington Street The Rev.

Robert L. Jacoby. Service. 8. 8:30 and 11 a.

m. School, 9:30. 11 a TRINITY MEMORIAL, 44 Main Street The Rev. Percy T. Rex.

Services, 8 and St. Patrick's Fine School; Church Observes Centennial EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the third and last of a series of condensed articles on the history of St. Patrick's Church, which celebrates its one-hundredth anniversary tomorrow, as compiled by the Rev. D. Francis Curtin, pastor.) Today St.

Patrick's posses a fine school from humble beginnings. About 1840 a school for Catholic children was started in the building at the northwest corner of Che 11 a. m. School. 9:30 a.

m. church THE GOOD SHEPHERD. 78 Conklin Avenue The Rev. L. Densmore Jacob.

Services, 8 and 11 a. ra. School, 11 a. nt. LUTHERAN "Meet the Moshers" party is planned for Friday at 7:30 p.

m. at West Presbyterian Church, according to the Rev. George William Brown, pastor. The Clipper Club of the church is sponsoring the party as part of the week-end entertainment planned for Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur ENGLISH CHURCH OP REDEEMER, Mam Street The Rev. Chrlsenberry bureau, probably in Binghamton, where all fire alarms would be received and from which departments would be assigned to assist other departments in the event of serious conflagrations. Recommended by the State Office of Civilian Protection and by other groups interested in fire protection, the bureau would work this way in actual practice: A fire develops in Westover and Johnson City's Fire Department covers it in line with the village's municipal agreement with the Town of Union. The fire gains headway and Johnson City's department can not cope with it. So Johnson City's fire officials tontact the central bureau, and the bureau estimates the manpower and equipment necessary to cope with the blaze and designates the auxiliary help necessary to combat it.

In this instance, Binghamton's west side equipment probably would move into John Pigeon Hill 4-H Club Elects New Officers James Gallagher has been elected president of the Pigeon Hill 4-H Club in Chenango Forks. Other new oflicers are Vice-president. Hulda Lounsberry; secretary, Betty Lounsberry; treasurer, Richard Gallagher; cheer and song leader, June Gallagher; game leader, Judson and reporters, Hulda and James nango and Lewis Streets. Shortly afterward it was trans ferred to the White residence in Front Street (the present Barlow property.) This school ceased to exist about 1845. The teachers were the Misses White, Miss Elleh Griffin, and Miss Dodge.

Y.M.C.A.T0 OFFER $100 BOND PRIZE IN SLOGAN CONTEST A $100 War Bond will be the prize awarded in the Y. M. C. A. centennial slogan contest.

A nation-wide contest is being sponsored by the Y. M. C. A. A Ritchie Services.

10:45 a School. 9:45 am. PRINCE OF PEACE, 102 Mason Avenue The Kev. Herbert D. Hrdlicka Services.

10:45 a m. Scnool. 9:30 a m. SLOVAK CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION, 324 -Clinton Street The Rev. Joseph Billy.

Services. 10 a School. 9 a m. METHODIST CENTENARY, Cor. Centenary and Court Streets The Rev.

Charles W. Phillips, pastor. Services, 11 a. m. School, 10 a.

m. HIGH STREET, 1288 Vestal Street The Rev. Fred E. Lott Service. 11 a.m.

School, 10 a m. FAIRVIEW. Cor Kobinson and Bigelow Streets The Rev. Leon W. Bouton Services, 10:30 a.

and 7:30 p. m. School, 12 m. BOULEVARD. Cor Grand Boulevard and floral Avenue The Rev.

Melvln Dodd. Services 11 a and 7:30 School. 10 a. m. TABERNACLE.

Cor Main and Arthur Street The Rev. Harry A. Relyea Services. 11 a. m.

School. 10 a. m. NIMMONSBURG. Nimmonshurg-The Rev H.

Thomas. Services, 11 a OAK STREET. 219 Oak-The Rev William Heapp Services, 11:15 a. CHENANGO STREET. 438 Chenango Street The Rev.

Joseph H. Smitn Services. 10 a m. School, tl a OGDEN-HILLCREST. I0B3 Chenango Street, Hlllcrest The Hev.

Russell J. Hawke Services. 10 a Schools 11 a m. ri.iVTON street. 278 Clinton Street The Rev.

Skelrik. 1 m. Lounsberry. In 1847 Father Hourigan built a T. Mosher and their children, new missionaries of the church to India.

Other affairs, to be held in honor of the missionaries, include an informal reception for Mrs. Mosher given by the Women's Bible classes; a dinner for Mr. Mosher Saturday night with the deacons and trustees and an informal supper for Mr. and Mrs. Mosher with the Senior and Junior groups of the church Sunday night.

Mr. Mosher will speak at the morning worship Sunday, Oct. 31, at 10:30 a. m. and visit the younger departments of the Church School during the school hour.

frame building just west of the church on Leroy Street at a cost of 82,000 which served as a school until the original church was which will celebrate its one hun-l moved to Oak Street about 1867 dredth anniversary in June, 1944. A slogan to keynote the celebration is being sought and the win and remodeled for school purposes ner and slogan will be announced This building served as a school until the erection of the present school by Mpnsignor McLoghlin in rnttiitir.il RitiiUiK chfiunn Bridee The Rev E. Elwood. Services. Nov.

20. mil. tis-t isLwii. XT Among the teachers in the school before the arrival of the Sisters of 10:30 a and 1:30 Scnool. 11:30 am KIRK WOOD.

Kirkwood The Rev Fern O. Cornell. Service. 10:30 a. ROOKVALE, Brookvale The Rev.

Frank V. Thoma. Services, 11 a. School, 9:45 a. m.

PRESBYTERIAN BROAD AVENUE, Cor. Broad Avenue and Ronlnmn Street The Rev. WtllUm C. Mitchell. Services, 10:15 a.

m. School. 9:30 a m. FIRST, 42 Chenango Street The Rev Murray S. Howland.

Rev. Thoma It ST. PAUL'S CHURCH TO INSTALL NEW Anyone may enter the contest except employes of the International Committee of the Y. M. C.

A. and their families. Slogans cannot be longer than eight words, but any number may be entered by one person. The deadline is The Voice of God's Kingdom Asks You What Js The Temple of God? I Cor. 3:16 Answer What tines th AlUr In this Tempi look likttf What three books IU In TempleT Did ou iver hear ot the Inner Men Have you Interest enough In your future life want to learn the Truth? God tm reef to the man or women who seeks Htm.

Do you know where to seekT AH people who seek, mar And Him. All Creeds will And a lesion In this lecture. The Church of (he Light 42 South Washington Street St. Joseph were Dennis J. Dowden John Guilfoil, M.

Lannon and Cornelius McCormick. Convent Erected PASTOR AT RITES son City, covering the village proper while village firemen were busy in Westover. Meanwhile. Endicott be called on to send men and equipment directly to the fire scene. Helped in Owego Endicott officials have pointed out that such a plan for assistance has existed on an informal basis for many years, and that it is tot dependent on county lines.

During the serious fire in Owego two weeks ago, for example, Endicott sent help in the same way that several volunteer departments outside Tioga County turned out to help the Owego department. Fire Chief Ernest S. Youngs of Port Crane, who was elected president of the association when it organized in August, presided at last night's meeting. Fire Chief George W. Burt of Endwell as host.

Johnson City and Endicott sent no paid department representatives to the meeting. Johnson City, Oct. 23 services will be held tomorrow Nov. 15 when slogans must be tiled at contest headquarters at 347 Madison Avenue, New York Joseph's Convent was erected by Father Hourigan at the corner of Leroy and Oak Streets in 1860 at a cost of 860,000. It served as a day and boarding school for girls at 7:30 p.

m. at St. Paul's Lutheran Church in formal recognition of the pastor, the Rev. Martin R. City at noon.

Asbury. Services and scnool, a. m. IMMANUEL, 547 Chenango Street The Rev. Paul C.

Price. Service. a m. School. 11:45 a m.

ROSS MEMORIAL. Cor Mitchell Avenue and Morrl Street The Kev George L. Tappan Services. 11 a m. School.

10 a m. WEST. Cor Walnut and Main Streets The Rev George Brown. Kev. WU liam W.

Morgan. Services, 10:30 a. m. School, 11:45 a. m.

JOHN HUS. 47 Gienwood Avenue The Rev. J. Paul Tatter. Services.

9:30 Krhonl. 10.45 a m. world-wide celebration will be held in 1944 to observe a century and convent for the Sisters of St. Lehfeldt. Mr.

Lehfeldt accepted the call of the congregation on Sept. 15. He succeeds the Rev. Joseph who to this day have labor ol service to youth by Y. M.

C. in more than 60 countries CONKLIN, Conklin-The Rev. William- C. Mitchell. Services, noon.

School. Norman E. Sutterlin. TO PRESIDE The Most Rev. Walter A.

Foery, Bishop of the Catholic Diocese of Syracuse, will preside at the throne Sunday morning in St Patrick's Church for the celebration of the centennial mass. The church celebrates the one-hundredth anniversary of its founding tomorrow. throughout the world. More information about the centennial and The Rev. Gustav K.

Huf, pastor of St. John's Lutheran Church, Sy ed to bring Christian education to the children of the city. Monsignor McLoghlin died Mav 3, 1928. The Rev. Ambrose M.

Dwyer was appointed successor to Monsignor McLoghlin on Julv 1, 1928 by the' Most Rev. Daniel J. the contest can be obtained from the Binghamton Y. M. C.

A. of fice. Vestal Center Baptist racuse, and president of the Central Conference of the United Lutheran Synod of New York, will give the charge to the pastor. The Rev. Herbert D.

Hrdlicka, pastor of Prince of Peace Lutheran Church, will give the charge to the 11 a m. NORTH, 320 Chenango The Rev Harry V. Mathla. Service. School.

11:45 a m. CHRISTIAN FIRST, Cor. Schiller Street and Grand Boulevard The Rev. Arthur A Wright Services. 10:30 a.

and 7:30 p. School, noon CHENANGO VALLEY COMMUNITY, Hinman Corner The Rev. G. Arthui Woolsey. Services.

11 a and 7:30 m. School. 10 a m. CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY ALLIANCE- CHURCH, IS Washlngton-The Rev. Gordon Little 10:45 a m.

7:30 School 9:45 a. m. LANGDON. Lansdon-The Rev Harold Stenzhorn. Services.

10:30 a. and 7:30 m. School, 11:30 a m. WEST COLESVILLE. West Colesville The Rev William ScheHler.

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Curley, D. bishop of the Diocese of Syracuse. Rev. W. W.

Pounch. 188S-1E88: the Rev C. V. McGuire, 1890; the Rev. J.

A. Hagarty, 18S2-1893; the Rev. Holds Revival Series Revival meetings are being con Father Dwyer shortly after his arrival engaged A. T. Lacey as Joseph s.

iiernan, 1813-1834; the Rev. congregation. r. oy. 1893-1900; the Rev.

J. V. Byrne. 1894: the Rev. D.

ducted at Vestal Center Baptist SOO DUE TO APPEAR BEFORE INDUCTION TEAM NEXT WEEK Nearly 500 Broome County draft registrants, including a number of pre-Pearl Harbor fathers, will appear before the Clergymen officiating at the in Joseph Bustin. 1901-1907. stallation will be the Rev. Chrisen- Church by the Rev. Clarence C.

Walker, former pastor of Park Also the Rev. Dennis C. Flvnn, 1902-191B; the Rev. James N. Burns.

1915-1922; the Rev. CallaRhan A. Cordon, 1922-1925; the Rev. Vincent P. O'Con- FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST.

SCIENTIST, Cor rroni street ana nivei.mc berry A. Ritchie, pastor of the English Church of the Redeemer; architect and Kane Smith as contractors to remodel the interior of the church. Marble altars, marble aisles, marble altar rail and pulpit were installed. The sanctuary and sacristy were enlarged to correspond in size to the body of the church. New pews, beautiful stained glass windows by Mayer Co.

nor. 1925-1926; the Rev. Charles H. Kehoe. 1926-1932: the Rev.

Edward P. the Rev. Paul J. Tritschler, pastor of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of the Holy Nativity in Endicott, and the Rev. Joseph W.

Billy, pastor of the Slovak Church Kenific, 1928-1933; the Rev. John W. Lynch, 1932-1441; the Rev. Edward A. McDowell.

1933-1937; the Kev. William Aioany Armed Forces Induction Team next week when the team operates here for five straight days beginning Monday. Drive Services. 11 a ra. School, a m.

CHURCH OF GOD TOMI.1NSON. 47 Carroll-The Rev Chas Welliver, 3 and 7:30 S. 8 J. H. WALKER.

176 Henry Street-The Rev Harvey I Bailey. 8 and 1.30 School. I m. EVANGELICAL EMMANUEL. 80 Front Street-The Kev.

b. Bittner. Service. 10 a. and 7:30 p.

m. School, 11:15 a. m. GREEK ORTHODOX HOLY TRLMTY, 214 Court The Kev Sotronio Karaplperts 9:30 to 11. LATTER DAY SAINTS LATTER OAY SAINTS.

Masonic leinpie. 68 Main Street-Elder Rexiord Snow Navy Night Tomorrow Night at the Main Street Baptist Church Lieutenant Leppard Chaplain of the Naval Training Station at Sampson will speak. All Sailors, Marines, Soldiers, Fliers, Waves and Wacs are cordially invited, also their wives, sweethearts, families and friends. BAPTISMS AT 7:30 You Have Never Seen an Immersion, Come. Mr.

Sivewright at II a.m. Sunday School at 10 a.m. Binghamton Draft Board 448, of the Ascension. Avenue Baptist Church. They will be held every night except Monday at 7:45 p.

according to the pastor, the Rev. Robert F. Lacey. Mr. Walker has held pastorates in Baptist churches in Susquehanna and Gloversville and traveled throughout New York State and Northern Pennsylvania as an evangelist for the New York State Baptist Convention.

Kenneth Ohrstrom, student and song-leader at Practical Bible J. ClarK, uec, 1937-March. 1938. The two assistants now at the church are the Rev. Edmund F.

Pierce, March, 19M, and the Rev. John A. McCarthy, 1941. Many Ordained The following natives of St First Church to Begin of Munich, Germany; artistic decorations in the sanctuary and new lighting fixtures all helped to make the newly constructed interior the beautiful church it is today. One of the finest organs in the state was placed in St.

Patrick's at this time, a gift from a friend of Father Dwyer. Interior Rebuilt Two War Aid Events Members of the Young People's nrst to send induction notices to pre-Pearl Harbor, fathers here, Has ordered 80 selectees to report the West End Avenue Armory Monday while on Tuesday a consent of about 110 from Endicott Board 450 will be examined. Wednesday will see about 80 from Johnson City Board 451 on Patrick's Parish were ordained to the Priesthood: Association for benior High School Services. 11:30 a m. scnool a FREE METHODIST TRST.

5 Ruthertord The Rev Wesley Kindred. 10:30 a.m. 7:30 om. 12, PENTECOSTAL The Rev. Michael P.

Christian, the pupils and older young people of nev. jonn j. snenoan. the Kev. Jamos FAITH TABERNACLE.

Cor High Street and Conklin Avenue The Kev. John The rectory was enlarged and 'f Rev- Hickey. the Rev. Christopher the irst Presbyterian Church will begin projects tomorrow at 6 p. m.

at the church for the Red Cross Training School, Johnson City, and song-leader at Calvary Baptist Church, will lead the singing Donigan, Rev. Philip Kellner. Services. 10:45 a and 7:45 ScnooL w.ea m. MKNNONITB ra ior examinations while on inursday Board 453 will send ud and prisoners of war.

They also at the nightly meetings. Music rinepti Hintl.il 191 Hawiev Street The Rev H. Yarrington. Rev. Ed oout 75.

The remaining two plan to write news letters to mem ward Rapp Services. 11 a and 8 m. School. 10 a m. NAZARENE bers of the church in the armed will be furnished by the Vestal Center Baptist Church choir.

Choir of the Vestal Center Meth- odist Church will take part in the win send their contingents next Friday with Binghamton Board 449 contingent being services. rmaT mi ri Main Street The Rev Ernest J. Wilson. Services. 10.45 The Junior High Society meets tomorrow at 5:30 p.

m. at the a. m. and 7:30 School 9:45 a EASTERN RITE oi aoout 63 and Bing-namton Board 452 selectees num. wing about 80.

ST. MICHAEL'S RUSSIAN GREEK CATHOLIC. 288 Clinton Street The Very meetings one night a week. Church Plans Supper the interior rebuilt at this time for the future home of the priests. The building at 31 Front Street which had been used by Monsignor McLoghlin was enlarged and given to the Sisters of St.

Joseph for a convent. The old Convent was remodeled for classrdoms for the lower grades and a hall arranged for parish meetings. After laboring for nine years to promote the spiritual and material welfare of the parish, Father Dwyer died on September 27, 1937. The Rev. William Sheehan.

Ph. was appointed October 29, 1937 pastor of St. Patrick's by the L.eo miey. me Kev. William j.

Chris tian, the Rev. Thomas H. Quinn, the Rev. Gerald Dunn, the Rev. Gabriel Gorman.

C. the Rev. Ralph Gorman. C. the Re.

Charles E. Tracy, the Rev. Robert P. Donovan. Also, the Rev.

Robert E. Dillon, the Rev. James J. Ryan, the Rev. John F.

McCarthy, the Rev. Cvril Donnelly, O. F. the Rev. Donald Slimbaugh, the Rev.

Michael Dacev, the Rev. L. Donald Grace, the Rev. Callaghan A. Cordon, the Rev.

Matthew Lawler, the Rev. Joseph A. Hopkins, the Rev. Alexis L. Hopkins, the Rev.

John Mooney, the Rev. James Mooney. Religious Brother from the parish: Rev. Brother Gerard; family name: Jerome McNerney. Rev Michael Tfdick Services, rau iv PILGRIM -HOLINESS CHURCH at 28 Frederick Street-The Rev.

W. A. Way. Services. 9, 11 mil 7'Jli n.

m. School. Ill am church for fellowship, supper, worship and a business discussion. Miss Doris Lyon and Raymond Dcyo will be the leaders in worship. Subject for discussion will be "My Life in the Church." FINCH HOLLOW, Finch Hollow-The Rev Bernard Barton.

Services, a and For Servicemen Kin Plans are being made for a supper and entertainment for families of members of West Presbyterian Church who are now in the armed THINGS TO COME 8:15 p. m. School. 1 p. RUSSIAN ORTHODOX ST.

MARY'S. 52 Baxter Street-The Rev Simeon A Nemet Service. 8 nd 10 a. and 2 p. m.

SPIRITUALIST The following natives of St. forces. Names of 127 persons ap TODAY'S CAi rvnAP Most Rev. Walter A. Foery, D.

Dntmnlr'x 1 A 1 1 Two Churches Begin Evangelistic Services The Rev. James Rayburn, evangelist and former Presbyterian minister of Newton, begins FUtST NATIONAL, 110 Court Street-The Rev. Virginia Stiner. Service. bishop of the Diocese of Syracuse.

3 ema dubious 'Townspn1 fluK pear on the honor roll of the 7:30 p. m. nDranuui aa rh.n.nirn Street The Rev. Ruth u. i aiiici kjiicciiaii ji.cu ic man rty at 209 Conklin Avenue? church.

three years after his appointment. mai raunii, Button. Service. 7:45 p. itrnvn iM Stat, street Mrs Adeiohla Stelner.

Services. 1:30 o. m. The affair is scheduled for Ar During this period of time Father Mary Culhane, Sister Clara: Catherine McCarthy. Sister M.

Anastasia; Mary Cunningham, Sister Louisa Joseph; Catherine Denihan, Sister Clara: Margaret Cunningham. Sister M. Ursula: Marv Sheridan. Sister M. his united evangelistic campaign Sheehan gave evidence of unusual r.tr tub MisTi 1248 Vestal Avenue ine nev.

bitlvr.nsni. business ability. The church debt Yuba Riggins, pastor, service, p. in. A.

M. ZION considerably reduced during the short pastorate of Father TRINITY. 35 Sherman Place-The Rev Samuel A Gordon-Grant Service. im Vr ly council, a ur- ot. United Commercial Travel-iiL merica sponsor "Country "We in Hotel Bingham.

fi'r-parent-Sister-Teacher Asso-twion of SS. Cyril and Methodius nool holds Halloween polka in church haU. Sheehan. Father Sheehan died on mistice Day, Nov. 11, at the church.

The program, under the direction of J. W. Heston, includes a talk by the Rev. Harry V. Mathias, pastor of North Presbyterian Church.

Mr. Mathias, who spent August at Fort Jackson, Columbia. S. will tell of his experiences as camp pastor under the Presbyterian Wartime Service Commission. .1 tomorrow at Methodist Church and at First Presbyterian Church of Johnson City.

The campaign will be conducted for tnree weeks. Mr. Rayburn will speak tomorrow at 10 a. m. in the Johnson City Church-and at 11 m.

at the Boulevard Church. He will speak July 5, 1940. 11 a and 7:30 ra School. 10 a I MVKRSAI.IST CHURCH OF MESSIAH. 131 FrontThe Rev L.

Brtghsm. 11 a. m. 3. S.

10 SEVENTH-DAY AD VENTIST CHURCH, at 75 Pennsylvania Avenue-Elder Harry Mill. Service. 11 m. Father Curtin Named The present pastor, the Very -eiestia; Mary Hayes, Sister M. De-Pazzi; Margaret Hayes, Sister M.

Dorothea: Mary Roonev, Sister M. Blanche: Sarah Steed, Sister St. Bridget: Julia Dolan. Sister Marv Dolores. Mary Bel-lew, Sister Mary Celestia.

Also, Katherine Douay, Sister Mary Leonilla; Helen Moonev, Sister Ignatius Loyola; Alice McCormick. Sister Marv Philomena; Catherine O'Byrne, Sister Anna Crescentia: Julia Driscoll, Sister Agnes Joseph; Helen McCormac, Sister Lydia Joseph; Teresa Joggerst. Sister Mariana: Sarah Kingsley. Sister M. Dyonisia: Laura Pettinsill.

Sister Fran At UNDENOMINATIONAL Nnwes secretary. tn. Rev. D. Francis Curtin, M.

V. was appointed to 'succeed Father Sheehan by Bishop Foery Father at evening services tomorrow at p. m. in the Johnson Citv All A I r. I r.

rv. vuukuuii r.ac SALVATION ARMY. 131 Washington-Brigadier Chase a. i-xi wauonai Si.ni alist Church hold services gnwtay at 8 p. at 143 Oak lnStead 8t 110 Court SERIES TO CLOSE Final in a series of four studies Curtin took possession of the Church.

His son, the Rev. Robert Washington Street-The Rev (Tank V. Thoma tper- parish on September 12, 1940. on "Understanding and Appreciat Kaybum will speak at the 6:15 m. service.

Father Curtin was graduated at tntenoent services ana Daniel PARK I tKRACfc. HEIGHTS CHAPEL, Park terrace Me gnts-The Rev. uamei ing the Great Chapters of Scrip-: ces Antoinette: Rose Hopkins. Sister Rose; Elizabeth Finley, Sister Mar-cella: Marv C. Devanev.

Sister Marv Holy Cross College, Worcester; with the degree of A. B. in MEETING DATE CHANGED ture will be given Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. at West Presbyterian Church bv the pastor, the Rev.

Jacqueline; Margaret Donnelly, Sister The Little Theatre GrouD. one 1910. He completed nis theological studies at St. Bernard's Seminary, of the interest groups meeting Tuesday nights in the V. W.

C. marie Michael; Catherine Shea, Sister Loretta Joseph: Anna Cussi, Sister Marie Antolina; Mary Linny, Sister Rose Marie. Rochester, in June, 1914. He was George William Brown. This series has been held in an attempt to in dau meeis mon- at 8 p.

m. at 116 Main Street. atttk.dlIe Twnsend Club 4 meets Ponl h.me W- A- Sm'th- 36 Street' Fairmont Park ttttday at 7:30 p. instead of Previa of Jesse Andrews as weviously announced. REVIVAL MEETING STILL In PROGRESS In the FIRST PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH Located at Liberty and Frederick Streets and Will Continue Until Oct.

31 REV. P. 0. CARPENTER Of Ashland, Ky is a Masterful Fxpositor of the Gospel, and Interest il Growing Kch Nisht. Services Tonight at 7:30 and two Services Sunday 11:00 A.

M. and 3:110 P. M. Special Music Both Vocal and Instrumental. We Welcome You to These Services, W.

A. WAY, Pastor ordained in St. Patrick's Cathedral, Also. Monica Sweenev. Sister Moira: Rochester, on June 5, 1914.

crease the use and knowledge of the Bible. Ruth Gibson. Sister Ravmond: Marv Conn Service. 10:30 and lauo m. so" SARATOGA GOSPEL CHAPEL 9 Saratoga Ave Gerald Honart 1:30 FULL GOSPEL.

44 Gaviord The Rev Wilson 1:30 1:30 S. 10. TWIN ORCHARDS COMMUNITY, twin Orchards I'he Kev Ross C. Gear-hart. Services a and I 'M School, 10 a FUN li A MEN'! A I MISSION 103 Water Rev A Snow 1-45 S.

1 GOOD WILL MISSION. 39 Carroll Rev Schetfier 12 GRAl'r lAHKKNALLh. iz'i Murray street I'he Rev a A Coleman Services 10:30 a and school, noon VOLUNTEERS AMERICA, 59 Eldredee Street Lieut. Malor Clltford 3 Harunan Service 7:45 in Scnool 2 30 ITALIAN CHRISTIAN APOSTOLIC 231 Front Street I'he Rev John Glroimo Services. 10:45 a School.

10 a JEHOVAH WITNESSES. CourtServices. 7 and 8 m. EXCHANGE STREE1 GOSI'EI MISSION. 22 Exchange StreetThe Rev Harry Merritt 7:30 2:30 MOUNT MISSION.

ConKlm Avenue The Rev Alma Uevtm smnm Spirko. Sister Christina: Marv Yez. Father Curtin was made Dean of wm meet next week on Wednesday night, Miss Rachel Gates, industrial secretary said today. The group meets from 7 to 9 p. m.

The instructor, Mrs. Henry Joyner will be out of town Tuesday but after Sister Stephanie; Helen Walsh, Sister TO CELEBRATE MASS Holy Mass will be celebrated to Broome, Cortland and Chenango Counties by Bishop Foery at the Diocesan Synod held at Syracuse Mp tir E.mma leresa: Ann Hennessy. Mster Margaret Teresa; Helen Henry, Sister Mary Sylvia: Anne Teresa Kelly. Sister morrow at St. Joseph's Church, St.

Mauretia: Anna Walsh. Sister Margaret on Dec. 15, 1942 Joseph, at 8:30 a. m. by the The following assistant priests 'ifi.

1 HobP" revls "The chari 3 ot the Fai-fhuiii Nortn Presbyterian the Monda.v at 8 p. at In Mrs- Kenneth Conk-U Allen Street. pastor, the Rev. John E. Walsh.

Father Walsh will celebrate mass next week, the group will meet regularly on Tuesday nights. Hear Mayor Lounsbery WNBF tonight at 6:30. Adv. have served at St. Patrick Church: Ulrica: Mary Walsh.

Sister Mary The Rev. William J. Bourke. 1871- Ursula: Ellen Walsh, Sister Angelica: 1872. the Rev.

Nicholas J. Quinn. 1872- Rose Dunn. Sister Aenes Catherine: ibikih iif Lir.HT. 42 Washington Rev Cook.

8 p. open BiBi.e mission ii3 Downs Avenue Xn Rev. a. Kostanowiki St. Augustine's Church at Silver 18S3; the Rev.

P. F. Harrick, 1886; the Mary Humphrey, Sister Lydia Joseph. suvico, i mi p. m.

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