Randolph Church Women United Meeting Report
Vermont’s Randolph center hosted the state assembly of Church Women United on June 4 at Bethany United Church of Christ with 128 members. State president Mrs. Alvan Lawrence opened the session as Mrs. Robert Post welcomed attendees. Rev. Howard Stearns spoke on the Vermont Ecumenical Council’s work including public radio music, elderassistance, and seven college age volunteers. Mrs. Paul Sinn described Heifer International’s global food animal aid, noting prior gifts in Maine, Indian reservations, Appalachia, and Mississippi, and referencing land challenges in dry or barren areas.
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Randolph
Vermont
State Assembly of Church Women
Bethany United Church of Christ
Alvan Lawrence
Shaftsbury
Robert Post
Randolph Unit
Robert Kelly
Rutland
Glenn Kime
Howard Stearns
Vermont Ecumenical Council
Council
Stearns
Paul Sinn
New England
Heifer International
Sinn
Maine
Vermont Department of Corrections
Cornelius Hogan
Hogan
Margaret Howes
Bennington
Way
Lester Brown
Katie Booth
Chicago
Urban Ministries
National Cwu
Roland Kelly
Catherine Wood
Wordsboro
Vision of the Virgin spurs two decades of church turmoil
In NECEDAH Wisconsin Mary Ann Van Hoof who claimed visions of the Virgin Mary sparked a long dispute within the Roman Catholic Church. Bishop Treacy ruled the visions false and in 1972 Frederick Freking interdicted Van Hoof and followers for disrupting parish life. She has not addressed pilgrims since the decree. Nearby Shaftsbury Vermont hosts a two week interdenominational church school and community talks on correction hunger and social concerns.
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Necedah
Wis
UPI
Mary Ann van Hoof
Frederick Freking
Treacy
Freking
Area Church Notices for Federated Church East Arlington Events
Church notices list worship with Rev David Andrews sermon at 10 a m followed by coffee hour. Meals program runs daily at noon with extra service times. Enterprise Picnic at Lawrence Camp Tuesday noon. Food preservation course costs 5 dollars taught by extension service. Office on Aging Thursday morning. Church auction Saturday 10 a m with Sunday School 11 a m. Reading room hours 11 a m to 2 p m Tue Thu Fri. Holy Communion at 8 a m and 10 a m family Eucharist with baby sitting and parish picnic. Vestry meets Monday 7 30 p m. Senior Choir rehearses Thursday 7 30 p m.
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Shaftsbury
First United Methodist Church
Eugene Kosche
Ralph Burgess
Oliver Durand
Jeffrey Clawson
Carroll O’dell
Virginia Dooley
Cynthia Crawford
Fred Crawford
Mary Burton- Beinecke
Tammy Fritz
Glen Hall
St. Paul
Angus MacDonald
David Kosche
Kosche
Lake Shaftsbury
Federated Church
God
Preserver
Man
the Lord
Jerome J. Hevey Jr
Evans
Israel Congregation
St. Paul’s Church
Circle M
United Women’s Fellowship
Jackson Matthews
First Congregational Church
First Baptist Church
Zion Episcopal Church
St. John’s Chapel
Zion
Green Mountain
Parish House
Alliance Church
Family Bible School
John R. Carlson
Cindy Chase
Cindy Galusha
Congregational Church
North Bennington
Allan Barnes
Angus J. MacDonald
Arthur Paulin
al Carmines
Floyd la Bombard
Gordon Young
Tom Hoyt
Marjorie Hayes
St. James Episcopal Church
Arlington
Dorothy Grout
Redeemer Lutheran Church
William Seel
Allen Barnes
Old Bennington
A.m
Margaret Nappe
J. S. Bach
J. Christopher
Kenneth Schwebel
United Methodist Church
Pownal
David Hubbard
Church of Christ West
United Church
Dorset-East Rupert
Church
Hal C. Miller III
Wade Named to Church Post in Vermont Information Service
Robert H. Wade a Christian Science practitioner in Bennington is appointed to the Committee on Publication for Vermont. He will provide information about Christian Science to media and officials and grew up in Amarillo Texas with a West Texas State University degree.
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Robert H. Wade
Bennington
Church of Christ, Scientist
Vermont
Wade
Amarillo
Texas
West Texas State University
Forman School
Litchfield
Conn
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Summer Solstice Craft Show at St. Mark's Church
More than 30 craftsmen from Vermont and New England will exhibit and sell crafts including leatherwork silk screening etched slate woodworking and pottery at the second annual Summer Solstice festival June 21 at St. Mark's Episcopal Church on the Cos grounds Fairground. The 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. event features handmade dolls flea market and a chicken barbecue at 5 30 p.m. Admission 50 cents with under 12 free. Reservations for flea spaces optional.
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Springfield
Vermont
New England
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Cos Grounds
New Hampshire
Maine
Massachusetts
St. Mark’s
Bennington Ecumenical Council to Meet at St Peters
The Bennington Area Ecumenical Council of Churches holds its annual meeting Sunday at 6 p.m. at St. Peter's Episcopal Church. Rev. Howard Summel will speak. delegates from area churches and groups such as Church Women United and the Bennington Area Ministerial Association will attend. a brief business session will precede a catered supper.
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Bennington Area
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Mississippi
George Kidder
Burlington
Alvan J. Lawrence
State Assembly of Church Women United
Strafford
Gore Hill Conference Center
Dorothy Tasker
American Baptist Women
West Wordsboro
Ruth Hoag
Area Church Notices
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
Joseph Quinn
North Easton
Mass
Joseph M. Quinn
C.S.C
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Congregation of Holy Cross Fathers
Holy Cross Center
Stonehill College
Thomas O. Barrosse
Holy Cross Novitia
Barrosse
Quinn
Frank Gartland
John XXIII Institute
John T. Carr
Albert Croce
Ladies Fellowship of the First Baptist Church
Readsboro
Manchester
Richard D. Campbell
Frederick W. Vogell
Christ Jesus the Lord
Marion Tomm
Marilyn Street
Circle I
Tillie Eagle
Mt. Anthony Road
Circle 4
Deer Park
Council On Ministries
Circle II
Willow Park
Commission On Education
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Vermont Veterans Home
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Independent Baptist
Edwin M. Ellis
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Kingdom Hall
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St. John the Baptist Catholic Church
Tional Church
North Pownal
Wilmington
John P. R. Morgan
Rupert
Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church
East Dorset
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Mormons
McCullough Library
Sacrament
West Arlington
David Bort
Seventh-day Adventist Church
Aga
George C
Our Lady of Fatima Catholic Church
St. Mary’s In the Mountains
John C. Morris
Society of Friends
Quakers
Bennington Free Library
St. Margaret Mary Catholic Church
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Edward Clark
Leo Hourihan
Community Church
Frederi
Walker
St. Joseph College
Southern Vermont College
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Ecumenical Council Meets
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