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Bishop Lord Lively, Witty Moderator Of Methodist Conferences Since 1948 NASHUA TELEGRAPH, NASHUA. N.H. SATURDAY, MAY 21, I960 (Roy Murphy) Jolm Wesley Lord, Methodist bishop of the Boston area has presided over more meetings of the New Hampshire conference than any other bishop. This year's convention is his 12th and it may be his lasl. The 57-year-old bishop been mentioned as being in line a bishopric in one of the church's more heavily populated areas.

Next month a meeting will consider the retirement four of the coun try's 37 bishops including Bromley Oxnam, of the influ cnlial Washington area. If Die bishop leaves New England he will be missed by most delegates. Despite his record tenure he has not gone stale and he directs the meet ing in a lively way. Or in as. lively a way as a Methodist conference meeting could be directed.

At Thursday's meeting In Hie Main si Mclhndist church one of the speakers made a plea for funds. "You should give, even if you have to beg or borrow." And the bishop, "you forgot 'or What about stealing? At another point someone spoke against the move to le galize dine-and-dance road houses in tiie slate. He spoke hurriedly ami (lie bishop in ierruptcd. "Did you say 'dime a-tiance' he asked worriedly. It's a long day listening to reports In the old church and the delegates broke up on the question.

They felt no compulsion to slide i laughter and knew 11 was all riglil lo laugh at the bishop's mistake. The bishop a vigorous-looking, grey haired man wifli an organ like voice has a theory on presiding at a meeting, "The only sin is to be i resting. So I'll mention that we 517 In the abandoned church fund. That wakes them up. "Or I'll occasionally ask a pointed question, just to stir xip a debate so that everyone will know what's going on ant! become involved, ft's a Jong day in the hall for the delegates.

A well-versed parliamentarian, the bishop Is not rigid. CASH LOANS '25 to 3000 on Your Nome Only or on other plant You can gel Ihc cash you want promptly--usually in I day-and select a sensible monthly payment plan (o suit your convenience. You can phone your request, then ccmc in at your convenience to obtain cash for any worthwhile purpose. PUBLIC FINANCE 206 Main St. Tlixedo 3-3312 BISHOP LORD "This morning Jolm Bryan was out of order as parliamentary thing.

At a General Conference there would have been a hundred points of order from the floor." Rev Bryan, during a discussion of a report, made a strong statement against racial segregation. "But, I let it go, it was a fine statement." Bishop Lord bishop of the Boston area in 1948. Before that he headed the Firsi Methodist church In Westfield NJ for ten years. His early background all In New Jersey, He was born In Paterson, graduated from Montclair, NJ Normal in 1922 and taught in New lei sey schools. He continued his education in Dickinson college, Carlisle Pa and Drew Theology femln- ary, Madison, NJ.

He got his doctor's degree al the University of Edinburg In 1930-1 and did graduate work at Rutgers, i 1931 His first church Job assistant pastor In Emerson Methodist church In Jersey City, 1927-30. He was pastor during the construction, by volunteer labor, of the Union NJ community church from 1931-34. The bishop has been a mem ber of a variety of boards in Ihe church and was president of the Mass Council of Churches, 1953-5. He Is chairman of the com mission of social relations, trustee of five colleges and president of the Deaconess hospital corp. He has hcen married 29 years and has one daughter.

He's a Republican, Mason, and lives in Wellcsley Hills, Mass. Hadassah Donor Dinner To Be Held Sunday Night A a Hadassah Medical organization Donor dinner will be held tomorrow night at 7 o'clock at Temple Beth Abraham with Mrs Bernard Pas- lor, general chairman, in charge of the booklet; Mrs Myron Lynch, booklet co-or- dinator; Mrs Aaron Hark away, vocational education chairman, in charge of the program, and Mrs Leonard Daniels in charge of the dinner. This year the vocational education group will present a night club revue "The Club Tel Aviv Revue" written by Mrs Harknway and directed by Aaron Harknway, who will also take a Other members of Hie cast include Mrs Stanley Bclsky, Sumncr Brody, Mr and Mrs Bernard Pastor, Mrs Louis Kaplan, Harry Pastor, Mr and Mrs Irving Pastor, Max-Silbcr and Mrs Edward Sydeman. Mrs Jaek Labovilz is in be held in Plymouth, Mass, May 24, 25 and 26. To Attend Communion Breakfast A large delegation o( graduate nurses, Sisters and student nurses from the Nashua Unit are planning to attend the 8th a a Communion breakfast of the NH Council of Catholic Nurses tomorrow morning at 9:15 in St Joseph's Cathedral in Manchester, wilh breakfast at the Carpenter Hotel at 10:30.

The Most Rev Ernest 3. Primeau, STD, Bishop of Man- chesier, i honored guosl, and speaker will be Dr Paul Thompson of Providence, nr. charge of makeup, stage man ager is Jack Labovitz, and James Kiionis and Bernard Pastor in charge: of lights. Sound effects will be provided by a local appliance store, and music will be furnished by the Billy Sherwood orcheslra. Proceeds from the and booklet help to support Hadassah's medical work in Israel.

Hadassah's latest film, "People Live in Israel" will be shown on TV; channel 5, tomorrow at 1:30 pm, in honor of the forthcoming NE gion lladassah convention to Values fiom S1.25 to SI.50 Single Roll NASHUA PAINT GLASS 66 W. Hollis St. No Parking Problem We Install Ceramic Plastic Tile All Catholic nurses and in- leresled female guests are invited lo attend, and may contact A i a Olson, 313 Pine st for ftirlhc-r information. Clubwomen Active At State Parley Nashaway Woman's club memlje'rs actively participated in the 6Glh a a convention ot the New Hampshire Federation of Women's dirbs just concluded at One of the i i was the presentation of art scholarship awards by (he state chairman, Mrs Herbert G. Vorc of the Nashua club, during the awards luncheon.

Among district winners was Robert Decolcau of a a who won both dislricl honors and slate honorable mention. The members who attended HISTORICAL HOLUS COLONIAL, HOME 01 THE WEEK A I The home of Mr and Mrs Jack Boycl of Ilollis, a center chimney colonial, featuring an historical background dating to 1825 is the Telegraph's Home of (lie Week. Top left is the exquisite exterior, which is believed to be one of the most photographecl entrances in this section. Top right shows a well in the kitchen, which has meen maintained all these years. The bucket, say the Boyds, is the original.

Bottom right; The dining room, with a second fireplace of unusual design is featured. Under the mantel is a musket, formerly owned by he 3 1 1 The dining room table il 01 mi was made from boards used a Close Vote Expected On Educational Survey Close vole is expected 'dies- lay i when Ihe Board of Aldermen takes i a action in a resolution to spend up $1,000 for a school needs urvey by Educational Service Proposal, introduced lo the ildcrmcii May 10, was refer- ed lo Ihc Finance committee. Monday i Ihe committee volet! -1-3 against a mo- ion to recommend passage ot he measure which was en- lorsed by Alderman James R. i i Controversial measure is inked i another rosolu- ion which the Aldermen idoplcd May 10. The Board hen voted to transfer eily- iwncd land al Ihe Fairgrounds site lo the Board of Jduciition for future school ise with a provision (hat no onslruclion be started or ap- roved i survey of school iccds is made.

A a i wrangle May 10 produced varied votes. The A adopted un.v limously a resolution (o frans- FG land to the board a the measure was an S-G vote by started or approved on the Fairgrounds silc until the report of Ihc survey by the Educational Service Associates has been completed and need shown for the construe- amended on adding: "That no construction be lion." The survey resolution did not come up i later in Ihe meeting. Endorser Griffin a i i for final passage llial i moved for a sccom: raiding of Ihe proposal under a suspension of rules. He just missed on his motion by failing to a two-thirds majority, being defeated on a 9- I i a i of a very close vole on school needs survey resolution include Die Hoard's S-G vole io amend Ihc Fairgrounds land rcsohition; 0-5 vole on a motion to suspend rules for a second reading of Ihe survey measure; 4-3 vote by the Finance com- mitlee against passage of the survey proposal. ml delegate; Mrs Edward Lyon, director and advisor of i GO Ihe i Women's club; Mrs Russell Kennolt of investment committee and delegate 'rom tlie Nashaway Woman's club were: President Mrs Jler- iert Vore, Mrs Bertram! Du- Montier, first vice president and delegate; Mrs William Law-ton, recording secretary Set Big Bjidget Price in this; 13 cu.

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SERVING NASHUA AND VICINITY FOR 35 YEARS 6 W. HOLLIS ST. TU Mrs Kenneth Graham, delegate; Mrs Crawford Forlcscuc past advisor of Ihc i Women's club, who hart Ihe distinction of being ridded to Ihe Honor Roll; Mrs James B. Burns and Mrs Walter a i attended as mem ber of the Slale Hospitality committee appointed i the administration of past -slate president, Mrs Joseph ICulick. Baha'is to Mark Anniversary of Nashua and other guesls will commcmorale the HCIh anniversary of the Dec- a a i of the a the Herald of the Baha'i World Faith, on Monday, al the home of Dr.

and Mrs Harold flow- ditch, 12 Pine St, Peterborough. Guy Murchie ot West Swan- zcy, N. If. will speak on "The Herald ot a New Guy Murchie is a former a writer for Ihe Chicago Sunday Tribune magazine section and a of "Song of the Sky" and other books. He has recently returned from Malaga, Spain where he worked on a new book.

On Sunday, Kdward Schlesinger of 31 Paul this city.wili be guest speaker at the Boston Baha'i Center, 687 Boylslon Boston, at 11 A.M. and 7:30 P.M. in observance of the same occasion. OFF TOIECRAFT CRAFTINT Faint by number SHERW1H WILLIAMS CO. 197 Main SI i Business Corp.

STATE A NEWS New Castle, May 21--Arthur D. O'Shea of Lacpnia was elccled president of Ihe New Hampshire Business Development Corp at its i annual meeting yesterday. Other odicers include vice presidents, Harlan L. Goodwin of 1'orlsinoutli, Frederick C. Hichok of Kccnc and Eliot Priest of Manchester; sccrc- lary-lrcasurer, Philip H.

But- Icrlicld of Concord; assistant treasurers, Ralph V. Crosby of Chremont. and Daniel R. dock of Nashua; and clerk, Atty'Jlieliard Uplon of Concord. Stockholders were informed (lie corporation has 51 loans outstanding to help industries located in 32 cities and towns.

Andrew Jackson was cons a urged by his wife to join the church. i a he lalked to a parson about such step. The minister asked: "General, can your forgive your enemies?" With an explosive shout "Old Hickory" replied: "Ry the Klcrnal, I am not THAT old yel!" Tortayj ntwi, Tortayi today REAL ESTATE Transfers This Week Real estate transactions recorded for Nashua and Hillsboro Comily at the Registry of Deeds i the past week of May 11 through May 17 were as follows: A A Angelina. Arbour et al to Nashua Housing Authority, land and buildings between Mechanic and Washington sis. Anlonio Bilodeaii ID Nashua Housing Authority, land and buildings between Mechanic and Washington sis.

Leo P. and Jean L. Bossie lo Edward ami Alberta Champagne, land and buildings on Ihn easterly line oE Navaho si. Isabclle Brousseati lo A a Dcslauricrs, land and buildings on the easterly line of Lake av. Santi R.

Carta to Normand tween Broad st and Pine Hill av. Halga 0. Rolfc to Nashua Housing Authority, tracts of land, one on the northerly side of Mechanics cl, siluatcd in Nashua. Amedce Sonnevillc lo Nashua Authority, land and buildings on the northerly side of School si. William S.

and Mary B. Sawicki to Nashua Housing Authority, land and buildings on Ihe corner of Clay and High sis. Samuel A. Tampos! to Loo B. Dowtt, Sr, land and buildings al (he inlerseclion of the southerly line of Hall av, and the westerly line of Concord st.

Moh'in E. and Alice C. Woolley to Rodgers Brothers Inc, two tracts of a on Burgess si, and one tract of land on Watson si. Edward E. and West In Kelson and Delia Aver, land and i i on and buildings situated In said Hudson.

A W. and Emma F. Mills to Rene J. and Suzanne C. Francoeur, Hudson, land on the easterly side of Porter av, and the westerly side of Andrews av.

Virginia V. O'Neil to Robert and Virginia V. O'iVeil, Pelham, land and buildings on the northerly side of Gumpus N'orman A. and Janyn A. Provencal to Thomas K.

Albert, Pelham, land and buildings on the westerly side of Albert st. Rotary Club Forrest C. Lamprey will the guest speaker st the Nashua Rotary club meeting on Monday at the Nashua Country club wilh Clinton Wallace as chairman of the day. Mr Lamprey, representative of Smith, Klein and French will give a talk on the part played by pharmaceutical industry In the program of medicine. iu i i C.

and Lucy M. Pcno, land and southerly line of Damon buildings on the westerly side of GI av. Leo B. and Margaret P. Dow (I to Samuel A.

Tamposi, laud a buildings on Ihc westerly side of Wauchuset Rigus A. and Demelrios Feraios to a a Housing A ority, land and buildings on Ihe northerly side of School st. Emile L. and Marie A. Guer- clte to Nashua Housing A ority, land and buildings on Ihc southerly line of Factory Adolph Omsk! to Nashua Housing Authority, land and buildings on Ihe westerly side of Clay st.

Tekla Kissel to Nashua Housing Authority, a and buildings on the westerly side of School st. Jolm ixMiovich to Nashua Authority, land and buildings on the westerly side of School st. i i a Lappe to Nashua lousing Authority, land on southerly side of Water st. Berlha II. Moss to Rodgers Irolhers Inc, land and buildings hcttveen Broad st and Pine Hill av.

Thomas P. Messier to Provencal ct al, land on the westerly side of Ash st. Gerald Q. iVash to Helen TlicodoropouloF et al, land and mildings on the southerly line of Indiana dr. Rodgers Brothers Inc.

to Welvin K. and Alice C. Woolley, land and buildings be- ROY'S Lawn Service KURRISH REMOVAL Celiars Aflics Cleaned CALL TU 3-3074 after 6 OR AtL DAY SAT, UT LEWIS LUMBER co EDGEVILLE ST. TU 2-2071 SAVE YOU MONEY ON YOUR SPRING A I COMPLETE LINK OF LUMBER BUILDING MATERIALS LIBERAL CASH AND CARRV DISCOUNT OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY Arnold and Helen M. Wilkic to Helen E.

McQiiade, land and i i on plan enlitlr-d: "Plan of South End Park." COUNTY Wilfred A. and Anne C. Crouse to Joseph A. Cole, rel- hain, land and buildings on Hie southwesterly side ot Bridge st. Walter F.

Ducharme, Jr. lo Rodgers Brothers Inc. Hudson, two tracts of land situated in said Hudson. Lone I'inc Archers Club lo a i Bowmen, iMorrimack, land i a in said Mcrri- niack. Ktienne .1.

and Rose A. Levesque to Town of Hudson, land on Ihc westerly side of Lowell rri. Stella M. et al to George H. and Mary K.

In-! galls, Hillsboro. land i a in said Hillshoro. John B. LaFlamme to Mary J. LaFlammo, Hudson, land Building Permits Building permits issued at Ihc office of City Engineer Joel B.

i during Ihe past week were as follows: Eddy Labrie, to erect a sign, O'xl2' at the DW Highway. Richard G. Coutoumas, 92 Pearl st, to demolish a wood shelter attached to main i i destroyed by fire, at the same address. Roger Drolshagen, 8 Baileyj st, to alter an open at the.same address. A.

C. McMahon, 82 i st, to add to open porch, 14'xS' at the same address. Claude Day, E. Dunstable rd, to add lo present building, at the same address. Raymond Sorcl, 96 Walnut st, lo add to present porch, 3' at the same address.

Linwood Seavcrns, to erect a single residence, 3S'x26' at Meadowbrook dr. William Lava I Ice, 31 Lumb! av, to erect a single 36'x2G' at 63 E. Dunstable rd. Leonard Paycur, to erect a single residence, breezeway, and attach a garage, 10'xlG', mid at 10 Derrvl William Shakespeau at th. cage of 52.

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