Bennington area church services and summer schedule
The Bennington Banner lists the week of church activities: worship at 9 and 11 a.m. with a nursery and baptism at the 9 a.m. service, new MYF officers to be installed, and a sermon on Praying and Serving. Bible lessons, choir rehearsals, and various meetings follow, plus summer church school pause and special Vacation Church School events in North Bennington with family night and a Friday picnic.
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MYF
Charles Graham
Commission On
White Chapel
First Methodist Church
Friends
Mt. Anthony Lodge No. 13
F&am
WBTN
Christian Science
H. Glenn Payne
Paul Williams
Flagler
Englemann
MacDonald
Osborne Gaines
Ambrose
St. Peter’s
Altar Guild
Guild
Richard B. Leake Jr
West Road
St. Mary’s
Wilmington
Baptist and
Congregational Churches
North Bennington
Congregational Church
Church Group Votes Scholarship For Religious Camp
Shaftsbury The Women’s Society of Christian Service at First Methodist Church voted to grant a scholarship enabling any church youth to attend a religious summer camp with funds split if multiple youths apply. The group pledged to continue the project next year and planned a food booth for the Fourth of July at Shaftsbury School playground.
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Shaftsbury
Womean’s Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Luella Wilson
Hazel MacDonald
Lions’ Club
Ardella Morin
Mary Stevens
Lawrence Larrowe
Doris Cornell
Children celebrate Day across Pownal churches
Children’s Day was observed in three Pownal churches with worship services, awards, and plant gifts. At Pownal Center Community Church the theme What Can We Do For Jesus featured Judy Andrews and Cheryl Andrews in worship roles, Jennifer Rounds reading scripture, and a Sunday School program with numerous participants and songs. Pownal Methodist Church service opened with Diane Niles, with Rev. David C. Hubbard delivering readings and three Baptisms planned for North Pownal Congregational Church, while Vacation Bible School was announced for June 21 to July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pownal Center Community Church
Jesus
Judy Andrews
Cheryl Andrews
Jennifer Rounds
Jeffrey Rounds
Cheryl
Patty
Karen Andrews
Fletcher Hall
Debra Patterson
Pamela Gile
Alan Lampman
John Patterson
Thomas Rounds
Kimberly Roberts
Nicky Gile
Paula Niles
Kim Gile
Randy Gates
Jonathan Rounds
Karen
Patty Andrews
Howard van Horn
Kenneth Gile
Clineton Hutchins
Pownal Methodist Church
Diane Niles
Deanna Beals
Cheryl Ostrander
David C. Hubbard
Charles F. Mason
Brenda
Robert Wilcox
Richard Walsh
Brian Quinn
Paula Tifft
Jane
Judy Mason
Dolores Kimball
Kimberly
Lisa Ostrander
Sarah Peckham
Cindy Sanborn
Debra Rickser
Noel Casey
Jeffrey Bryant
James Quinn
Mus
Debra
Alan Palmer
Susan Casey
Dolores
Diane Kimball
Bernice Beals
Gary Niles
Bryant Grant
Gary Bishop
God
Stephen Shields
Albert Shields
Joey Doris Mason
Anson Mason
Henry Peter Bassen
Henry W. Bassen
Linda Ricker
Cindy Beals
Susan
North Pownal Congregational Church
John C. Hatch
Earle Vv. Church
Lyle Grusendorf
Dean Dixon
Linda Burdick
William Church
Martin Buber dies at 87 in Jerusalem noted philosopher
United Press International recalls Martin Buber the greatest Jewish philosopher of modern times. His life of dialogue reshaped Judaism and Christianity, urging I thou relationships over impersonal I it. He rejected sacred world divides and urged daily human bonds as the road to God.
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Martin Buber
Jerusalem
Buber
Albert Einstein
Paul Tillich
Reinhold Niebuhr
Jacques Maritain
Church Council Elects Officers At Annual Meeting
The Bennington Council of Churches met in the Old First Church Barn for its annual gathering. Rev. Jerome Hevey spoke, and the nominating committee’s slate was approved with officers and committee members named for one to three year terms across Finance Evangelism Radio Youth Social Concerns and Interfaith groups.
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Church Council
Bennington
Henry Ostrander
Alice White
Glenn Payne
William Nolan
Robert Fletcher
Eugene Clark
Harold Cross
A.J. MacDonald
Cornelius Clarke
Melvin R. McGaughey
Earl Forman
John W. VanderGroef
Dean Hanson
John VanderGroef
Frederick B. Wolf
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
MacDonald Church Council
Jerome Hevey
Congregational Church
Manchester
Manchester Vermont Sealed Bids Seek Sewage Plant Improvements
Sealed bids for sewage treatment plant improvements in Manchester Vermont are due by 2 00 P M Day DST Thursday July 8 1965. Bids will be opened and read aloud immediately after the deadline. The project covers all construction labor materials tools and equipment for a chlorine contact tank building to house chlorination equipment and related facilities.
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Manchester
Vermont
D.S.T
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Bennington Banner
First Church OF Christ Scientist
Hillside St
First Baptist Church
OLD First Church
J.W. Vander Groef
Sam
William M. Thomson
John H. Mason
Board of Deacons
Barnon Monument Circle
Richard Page
ST. Peter’s Episcopal
North
Invita
Gils
Hanson
Walbridge
National
Isan Tehamen
Arlington
Pownal
United Press International
Viola Goodyear
Walter Knights
Harry Beals
Harriet Beals
H.W. Riemann
Sidney Edson
Lucy
Blondie
Steve Canyon
Aeart
Juliet Jones
MR. Blake
Perdita
Cheetah
Miss Rune
Isolde
By Charles M. Schulz
Wile
Johnny Hart
Dimwit
Chic Young
Milton Caniff
By Stan Drake
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