Wilmington Church Meetings And Officers Updated
The Wilmington Baptist Church held its annual meeting after a pot luck supper with about 30 attendees. Reports from Doris Rice, Earlene Fitch, and Claire Woods were presented, officers elected including Richard Boyd as moderator and church clerk, and committees named for various church roles. The Lord’s Acre project was continued with a new committee.
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Wilmington
Evening Guild
Ladies Aid Society
Lord’s Acre
Richard Boyd
Doris Rice
Earlene Fitch
Claire Woods
Harold Howe
Merton Rice
Henry Wheeler
Harold Rice
Mary Rice
Thelma Boyd
Lucille Rice
Bertha Boyd
Norma Rice
Marie Taylor
Prudential Committee
Marjorie Rice
Ruth Streeter
Board of Christian Education
Allen Hall
William Boyd
Steven Rice
John Rice
Edward Woods Jr
Rena Wheeler
Daisy Marsha
Frances Hall
Caroline Oddy
Marion Corbett
Barbara Look
Harold Wheeler
Jean Fitch
Marion Cipperly
All Saints Guild
Isabelle Marshall
Mary A. Bovie
Marion Lohnes
George W., Bovie
John Freetes
Clifton Park
Phillip A. Lewis
Chapel Hill
N.C
Nora Lewis
Greensboro
Dorset Violinist Nominated As Musical Vice President
Dorset violinist Carroll Glenn, daughter of East Dorset couple Mr. and Mrs. James Glenn, is named in a satirical New York Times column as vice president in a fictional ticket led by Van Cliburn. The piece mocks politics and Broadway trends, noting Glenn’s international reputation and family ties to pianist Eugene List while referencing a summer performance in Vermont.
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Manchester
United States
Harold Schonberg
New York Times
Carroll Glenn
James Glenn
East Dorset
Glenn
Markey and Glenn Real Estate and Insurance
Schonberg
Dr. Flabbergast
George Murphy
Ronald Reagan
Congress
van Cliburn
Star - Spangled Sociopathic Union
Cliburn
Johnson
New York
Mr. Reagan
Mr. Murphy
Dirksen
Gov. Romney
Eugene List
Eastman Institute
Rochester
N.Y
Miss Glenn
Southern Vermont Art Center
Lists
English Teacher Photographs The Circus
An exhibition of circus photographs by Elliot W. Fenander, English teacher at Mount Greylock Regional High School, opens at Williams College Museum of Art in Lawrence Hall. It runs until Jan 22 with free admission and weekday and weekend hours. Fenander, a New York City native with degrees from Haverford and Harvard, is a noted freelance photographer.
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Williamstown
Mass
Elliot W. Fenander
Mount Greylock
Williams College Museum of Art
Lawrence Hall
Main Street
College Chapel
Fenander
E. B. White
New York City
Haverford College
Harvard
Breadloaf
Students Create Course at Williams College
A student conceived and planned political science seminar titled Revolution and Social Transformation has been approved for spring at Williams College. Limited to 15 students, the course is run largely by students with Jerome B. King as instructor moderator and final grading authority.
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Williams College
Williamstown
Mass
Jerome B. King
Williams
Bennington College
Bennington
Anthony T. Kronman
Santa Monica
Calif
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