Local doctors discuss ethics at interfaith dessert event
Four Putnam Memorial Hospital affiliated physicians spoke on medical ethics and modern morality at the Women's Interfaith Dessert in Colgate Hall First Baptist Church Colgate. Dr. Malcolm urged patient focus and evolving ethics since the Geneva declaration while Dr. Toolan criticized legal but illogical drug rules and noted risks of prescription misuse. Dr. Frost highlighted rapid surgical advances and the need for patient education, and Dr. Hall spoke on dignity in dying and organ transplants within strict standards.
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Putnam Memorial Hospital
Colgate Hall
First Baptist Church
William Malcolm
United States
Geneva
Malcolm
James Toolan
Oakley Frost
Woodhull Hall
Hall
William Castle
Floyd I. Lombard
Miriam Regina
Paul Crane
Charles Mason
Peter Groenenegan
Benedicto Adorable
Marty Moore
Greenhouse
Eleanor Schaffer
William Gillette
Fred Butler
DeWitt Lewis
Adorable
Leroy Marsden
Groenewegen
Kenneth Smith
Edward Geyer Jr
Bernard Cohen
Alvan Lawrence
Pilgrim Fellowship to Visit Middlebury College Sunday
The Senior High Pilgrim Fellowship of the First Congregational Church plans a 9:30 a.m. Sunday trip after the early service to Middlebury College. Jim Anderson will host and help drive, with Peter Riker, Vance Corum, and Linda Law as drivers. A picnic lunch will be taken and a 4:30 p.m. vesper service in the college chapel will feature Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Sr. as speaker.
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Manchester
First Congregational Church
Middlebury College
Jim Anderson
Peter Riker
Vance Corum
Linda Law
Martin Luther King Sr
Old Bennington
Church Barn
Arvel M. Steece
Kim Wheeler
Lord
Mozart
Pilgrim Fellowship
Barn
Ladies Aid Society
Joseph Meyer
Jerome J. Hevey Jr
Katherine Terrell
Harry Atkinson
Spruce St
Manchester Depot
Bennington Area Faith Services Schedule
A condensed list of worship services across Bennington area churches. Masses, worship times, ordinances observed, choir rehearsals, youth programs, and study meetings span St Francis de Sales to Zion Episcopal and many others with varied clergy and locations.
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ST. Francis DE Sales Catholic Church
Summer fair planned by Manchester church
Manchester Church Women of Zion Episcopal announce the Mary and Martha Fair on Wednesday, July 28 at 10 a.m. on the parish house lawn. Co chairs are Mrs. Frank Gregory and Mrs. Joseph Ringwall Jr. The event features home-baked foods, vegetables, white elephant, sandwiches, drinks, handwork, pony rides, children’s games, and cleaner sales. A separate talk at First Baptist Church on Sunday evening addresses church-state separation.
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Melvin R. McGaughey
Ruth Boudakian
Dewey St
Wesley Fellowship
Harold Cross
Park St
WSCS
BREF
Bennington Museum
First Baptist Church
Manchester Center
Joseph D. Huse
Robert S. Kerr
Avalanche Motel
Arthur Boone
Harvey Butterfield
Manchester
William Cass
Hobart Agnew
George Ludlam
Neil Cross
Patricia Mann
George Hughes
Edwin Wilczynski
Charles S. Smith Jr
Douglas Shaw
William Wehner
Lewis Tuttle Jr
Jesse Corum
Elaine Nawrath
Mary
Martha
Rev Kenneth Schwebel Takes Full-time Pownal and Williamstown Roles
The Rev Kenneth Schwebel, pastor of Pownal Baptist Church, has been named regular minister at Community Bible Church of Williamstown, Mass. He has served Bennington area churches since 1965 and recently left Union Carbide to devote full time to his congregations. Born near Cleveland, he trained at Baptist Bible Seminary and has pastored or served several area churches including Old Stone Church in North Bennington and Faith Bible Baptist Church in Woodford.
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Pownal
Kenneth Schwebel
Bennington
Mr. Schewel
H. Greenberg and Son
Sprague Electric
North Adams
Mass
Union Carbide
Williamstown
Schewebel
Marie
Cleveland
Ohio
Christ
Baptist Bible Seminary
Johnson City
N.Y
Old Stone
North Bennington
Faith Bible Baptist Church
Woodford
David
Community Bible Church
Pownal Baptist Church
Leslie Wright
Church of God
Northside Drive
Barnstead
N.H
Division St
Wright
North Dana
Boston
Baltimore
Columbus
Montgomery
Ala
Reservations close for WSCS luncheon at Poultney
Reservations for the Troy Conference WSCS meeting at Green Mountain College close Wednesday. Forester William Hall will discuss Protecting Our Environment and the Fisherman's Players will perform The Drugged Generation. Tickets cost 2.55 dollars covering luncheon and fees, with options to attend only registration. Proceeds help cover expenses. Tickets available from Mrs. William H. Wright.
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WSCS
Poultney
POULTNEY — _ Forester
William Hall
Fisherman’s Players
Richard Waters
Eastham
Cape Cod
Green Mountain College
William H. Wright
South Maple Street
Granville
N.Y
American Baptist Convention to discuss peace and social issues
More than eight thousand American Baptists will converge on Minneapolis May 12 to 16 for the 64th annual convention at the Minneapolis Auditorium and Convention Hall. Resolutions will address peace, family life, ghettoized society, penology, national health insurance, and Middle East politics, with a call for openness to family life styles and enhanced sex education in church programming. Speakers include Rev. Jesse Louis Jackson, Eliseo Medina, and Keith Miller, with women featured prominently in programs.
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Minneapolis
Minn
American Baptist Convention
Middle East
Jesse Louis Jackson
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Chicago
Ill
Eliseo Medina
United Farm Workers
Division of Social Concern
YMCA
Keith Miller
Cynthia Clark Wedel
Washington, D.C
National Council of Churches
American Baptist Women
Marcus Rohifs
Leamington Hotel
Baptists
Drugs talk set for Burr and Burton counselor event
Mrs Audrey Mack guidance counselor at Burr and Burton Seminary will speak on drugs at the Circle A meeting of the First Congregational Church. The session begins at 7 30 p m Monday in the church parlor and is open to interested community members.
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Manchester
First Congregational Church
Helen Dunlop
Richard Lake
Audrey Mack
Burr and Burton Seminary
Circle A
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Palfred S. Cole
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John Geer
Floyd I. la Bombard
Mallory Binns
Americans United For Separation of Church and State
United Church
Dorset—East Rupert
Hal C. Miller III
United Methodist Church
David Hubbard
Our Lady OF Fatima Catholic Church
ST. Mary’s IN the Mountains
Russell Gale
Society OF Friends
Bennington Free Library
Church OF Christ
OLD Stone Church
Independent Baptist
Edwin M. Ellis
Baptist Church
Alfred Scott
ST. Peter’s Episcopal Church
Edward T. Patrick
Holy Communion
ST. Margaret Mary Catholic Church
Arlington
Gerald T. Buckley
West Rupert
Howard B. Ford Jr
Missionary Alliance Church
Franklyn L. Klein Jr
Leonard Perrault
Seventh-Day Adventist Church
George C. Mills
First United Methodist Church
Shaftsbury
A. J. MacDonald
E. K. Reyser
Council On Ministries
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
East Dorset
North Pownal
Federated Church East
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First Church OF Christ Scientist
ALL Faiths Chapel
Vermont Veterans
James L. Brain
Salvation Army
ST. James Episcopal Church
Lawrence A. Sherwin
ST. John the Baptist Catholic Church
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Watch Tower
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Max H. Webster
John
Kendall Rich
Church OF Jesus Christ OF Latter Day Saints
Mormons
Masonic Temple
Second Congregational Church
Manchester Church
Americans United the Separation of Church and State
First Baptist
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