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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1965
Page
10
Louis Cassels of United Press International offers 1965 forecasts in religion noting an Ecumenical Council’s fourth session, Catholic bishops supporting religious liberty, progressive bishops likely disappointed, and conservatives entrenched within Rome amid ongoing church reform.
The Women’s Fellowship of the Second Congregational Church will meet January 5 at 10 a.m. in the all purpose room for a business session to vote on fellowship projects. A nursery will care for preschool children, and transportation calls go to Mrs. Betty Vail or Mrs. Lillian Beatty. Mrs. Bernice Corliss will lead the worship service before the business meeting. Hostesses Frances Crozier Joyce Hanson Helene Nolfe and Martha Tift will serve coffee and snacks.
The Mass in English was named top religious news story of 1964 by the Religious Newswriters Association scoring 204 of 300. Vatican Council modern language, birth control debate, and the Pope’s India trip were among the leading stories.
Christianity Today and Evangelist Billy Graham announce a World Congress on Evangelism set for Oct 26 to Nov 4, 1966 in West Berlin. About 1,200 church leaders, 700 delegates and 300 guests expected, with sessions in English German French and Spanish at Kongresshalle.
Bennington area churches list services and programs for Sunday and weeknights. details include worship at 9 30 and 11 a m led by Rev Stephen C Greene with nursery care, church school for various grade levels, adult classes, youth fellowships, choir rehearsals, and community notices from Second Congregational First Methodist and related groups.
In Bennington Fire District No 1 qualified voters are notified to meet at Willow Road fire house on January 11, 1965 at 8:00 PM to elect officers and decide on budget and bond for a 750 gallon Pumper. Articles cover officer elections, tax rates, bonds of 22371 dollars, tax collection, and other district business.
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