Farewell Planned For Larrowes At Bennington Church
Dr and Mrs Lawrence Larrowe will be honored at a coffee hour after the morning service at First Methodist Church. He completes a six year term as superintendent of the Bennington Troy District of the Troy Annual Conference. They have lived at 100 Observatory St in Bennington. Bishop Wicke announced Larrowe will be appointed to Amsterdam N Y at the Lake Placid conference May 10 14. The Amsterdam church forms a union of three Methodist churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Larrowe
First Methodist Church
Larrowe
Bennington - Troy
Troy
Methodist Church
Larrowes
Bennington
Observatory St
Lloyd C. Wicke
Amsterdam
N.Y
Lake Placid
First Methodist
Forest Avenue
Fort Johnson
Melvin R. McGaughey
Sanctuary
Shaw
MYF
Circle V
Explorer
Methodist Mothers’ Fellowship
Harold McDonald Jr
Bank St
North Bennington
American Association of Retired Persons
Rehersal
Holy Cross Novitiate
Bennington Area Church Schedules Across Denominations
A roundup of services and activities in Bennington area churches including 8:30 a.m. worship and 11 a.m. Sunday School at a Unitarian-Universalist site with a sermon by Rev Granville Greenwold, and continued events at First Methodist Shaftsbury and Congregational Church North Bennington with Holy Communion baptisms and choir events, plus community meetings and youth groups throughout the week. Religious organizations named include Bennington Unitarian Fellowship Williams College and the Bennington Free Library, with guest speakers such as Dr George J Moutafakis and Rev Alfred Scott. Activities cover worship, Sunday School, youth groups, choir rehearsals, baptisms, and education program schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitarian -Universalist
Bennington Unitarian Fellowship
George J. Moutafakis
Williams College
Bennington Free Library
First Methodist Church
Shaftsbury
Johnston
MYF
WSCS
Alfred Scott
Baptist Youth Fellowship
Carol Sorenson
Richard Lenehan
Lenehan
Alliance
Fellowship of Faith
Earle Forman
H. Glenn Payne
Paul Williams
Hughes
James
Thygerson
BYF
Soo Ho Han
Old Bennington
Church Barn
Arvel M. Steece
Daniel Steece
Bennington Association of Congregational Churches
Rupert
Steece
Mrs Bronson Will Install Shaftsbury WSCS Officers
The Shaftsbury First Methodist Church Woman's Society of Christian Service plans a meeting Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the church social room. Mrs Alice Bronson will install officers led by president Mary Greenslet and a slate including Mary Stevens secretary Eleanor Lawrence treasurer Stella Hawkins and others. The group will discuss One Demonstration in Oneness from a study book by Bishop Roy Short. A food sale for the International Christian University of Japan library expansion is set for Friday May 19 on the church lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaftsbury
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Alice Bronson
Mary Greenslet
Mary Stevens
Eleanor Lawrence
Stella Hawkins
Emma Hoyt
Christian Social Relations
Louise McDonald
Laura Montgomery
Ruth Kosche
Edna Prouty
Virginia Dooley
Gerald Harrington
Ardella Morin
Hazel MacDonald
Orcha Kent
Bishop Roy Short
Lucy Mat
Bennington
Sarah Harrington
St Peters To Be Represented At Womens Meeting In Stowe
Six Bennington women representing St Peters Parish plan to attend the annual Women of the Episcopal Church meeting in the Diocese of Vermont May 10 11 in Stowe. They will be welcomed by Bishop Harvey D Butterfield at a Wednesday 2 15 p m meeting. Registration from 1 to 2 p m May 10 at the Town and Country Motor Lodge. A presentation on the forthcoming triennial meeting of the Women of the Episcopal Church United States to be held in Seattle will be made Thursday morning. Delegates from Bennington include Mrs Zellah Barnes Mrs William B Carll Mrs William Castle Mrs N Y DuHamel Mrs James Horne and Mrs Edward Haug.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
St. Peter’s Parish
Women of the Episcopal Church
Diocese of
Vermont
Stowe
Harvey D. Butterfield
Women of the
Episcopal Church of the
Clement Belcher
Arlington
Zellah Barnes
William B. Carll
William Castle
N.Y. DuHamel
James Horne
Edward Haug
Ten Thousand Delegates to Attend Baptist Convention in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh hosts the 60th annual American Baptist Convention meeting May 17 to 21 in Civic Arena with about 10,000 delegates and visitors from 46 states plus Hawaii Alaska Puerto Rico. Opening address by Dr. Robert J. McCracken and leaders like Dr. Carl W. Tiller and Dr. Elbert E. Gates set themes for each day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Hawaii
Alaska
Puerto Rico
American Baptist Convention
Civic Arena
Robert J. McCracken
Riverside Church
New York City
Carl W. Tiller
Cheverly
Elbert E. Gates
Union Baptist Church
Mystic
Conn
Arthur S. Flemming
University of Oregon
Eugene
Lloyd Massey
Los Angeles
Calif
Edgar Bates
McMaster University
Hamil
Episcopalians Back Companionship With Honduras Church
Vermont Episcopalians at the 177th annual Episcopal Convention voted to establish a companion relationship between the Vermont diocese and the Anglican Church of the Republic of Honduras. Delegates also urged Christian concern for those seeking to end Vietnam hostilities and thanked Bishop Harvey D. Butterfield for leadership during the Vietnam debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
STOWE
UPI
Vermont Episcopalians
Anglican Church of the
Vermont
Honduras
Alliance For Progress In
Latin America
Vietnam
Harvey D. Butterfield
America
Area Minister Is Chaplain of State Church Sessions
The Rev. William Abernethy of North Bennington Congregational Church will chair the 172nd Vermont Conference of the United Church of Christ meeting in Brattleboro May 1919. Otis Heath says over 200 delegates are expected with Rev. Paul E. Shanabrook leading a panel on The Baptized Pocketbook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Abernethy
North Bennington Congregational Church
Vermont
United Church of Christ
Brattleboro
Otis Heath
Randolph
Paul E. Shanabrook
Boston
Stewardship Council
Frances Howe
Burlington
Vermont Fellowship of Women
Emory Felch
My Church
Joe Christian
Robert Baker
Charlotte
Townshend
Federated Church
Edward S. Treat
John Nutting
Lois Sundeen
Malcolm Davis
Hal C. Miller
Barre
Hoosick Baptist Church Pledges 1650 for World Mission
Hoosick N Y The World Mission Campaign committee reports pledges totaling 1650 over three years representing nine shares. Rev Raimound Tumbers tone, chair, thanks church families for their response to pressing world needs. Other denominations join similar drives to meet world needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick
N.Y
World Mission Campaign Committee
Hoosick Baptist Church
Raimound Tumberston
Christian Witness
Asia
Africa
America
Methodist
Presbyterian
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Granville Greenwold
First Church OF Christ Scientist
Adam
Man
Hotel Putnam
North Bennington Baptist Church
Congregational Church
Church School
ST. Peter’s Episcopal Church
Herbert W. Sanderson
Second Congregational Church
Church
Board of Christian Education
Board of Deacons and Deaconesses
Board of Lay Life and Work
OLD Stone Church
Elwin Ellis
Missionary Alliance Church
Faith Bible Baptist Church
Woodford Hollow
Kenneth Schwebel
First Church OF God
First Baptist Church
Vermont Soldiers Home
W. Earle Forman
St. Peter’s
St, James Episcopal Church
C.G. Belcher
Women’s United
First Congregational Church
Manchester
Jerome J. Hevey
West Rupert Church
Seventh-Day Adventist Church
By Charles M. Schulz
Blondie
Steve Canyon
Johnny Hart
By Chie Young
Poteet
Texas
Heart of
Juliet Jones
Milton Caniff
By Stan Drake
Hanson
Walbridge
National
Bra Thane
Episcopalians
Odd Fellows Hall
Centre Congregational Church
The
Heath
West Brattleboro
Dummerston Center
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