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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1962

Page

6

Fourth Sacred Variety Concert Fills Shaftsbury Church

Despite poor weather and competing church events, Shaftsbury Methodist Church hosted the fourth Sacred Variety Concert. North Bennington High School Mixed Choir, Hamilton Family, Miss Nina Pelikan on harp, and Shaftsbury groups performed from Handel to Salzedo. The evening closed with Gounod and hints of next year’s concert, praising the program and artists.

Shaftsbury Church Shaftsbury Bennington County Alvan Lawrence North Bennington High School Marjorie Porter Brother Ringwald Ralph Lindsey Nina Pelikan Long Island Bennington College Shaftsbury Methodist Church Mark Andrews Lord of All Being Jesu Rupert Young Earl Hamilton Joan Rathbun Chester Hickok Robert Kuhn Kenneth Fleming Charles Gounod Ye Portals

Wooster School Leads with Six Percent Negro Enrollment

Rev. John D Verdery of Wooster School in Danbury says integration is an easy victory worth pursuing. The Episcopal prep school now has eight Negro students in a 140 member student body, with scholarship aid offered to applicants.

Danbury, Conn UPI John D. Verdery Verdery Wooster School Episcopal Church Wooster New England University of Mississippi

Sunday Church Schedules Across Arlington and Nearby Towns

A consolidated listing of church services and programs in Arlington and surrounding areas. Multiple congregations show morning worship at 9 to 11 am with Sunday School sessions, plus evening services and midweek activities. Denominations include Methodist, Baptist, Episcopal, Roman Catholic, Congregational, and others in Pownal Dorset Hoosick Woodford Sunderland.

First Baptist Church of Pownal John C. Hatch Charles J. Parsley Bennington Methodist Church

Laymen's Sunday Sermon At Old First Church

Stanton C. Hall of North Bennington will deliver the sermon Every Man a Minister at Old First Church on Reformation Sunday and Laymen's Sunday. He is assisted by three laymen Frank A. Howlett Jr W Philip Giddings and Theodore N Goddard with two high school ushers William O Nash and Klaus Meyer. Hall, a Bennington native, is a Syracuse University broadcasting graduate and WMNB staff announcer.

Old First Church Stanton C. Hall North Bennington North Adams Frank A. Howlett Jr W. Philip Giddings Theodore N. Goddard William O. Nash Klaus Meyer Hall Bennington North

Bennington Church Services List Highlights Local Congregations

Bennington area churches schedule Sunday services Bible classes sermons and programs. The list includes Missionary Alliance Crescent Boulevard Cornelius Clarke and multiple churches with times for worship Sunday School and evening services, plus film programs and youth activities.

Iowa Churchman Sees Soft Sell in Soviet Religion Push

Paul B. Anderson, an Episcopalian layman and expert on Soviet church life, describes a new "soft sell" anti religion campaign in the USSR. He cites personal outreach, youth ministers, and psychological methods as key changes since the 22nd Congress. He recalls 1917 revolutionary events and says religion may endure despite state pressure.

Iowa Paul B. Anderson America Smolny Institute Lenin Stalin Trotsky National Council of Churches U.S Russia Khrushchev Madrid Copernicus Anderson Pravda YMCA Petrograd Kerensky

Monks Plan Gift of Stained Glass to Negro Churches

Cistercian monks near Atlanta plan to craft stained glass windows for two burned Negro Baptist churches in south Georgia. Father Charles says the gift expresses regional solidarity and church unity, with windows to Mount Mary and Mount Olive Baptist churches near Dawson pending architectural design.

Conyers Atlanta Georgia Father Charles Albany Charles Mount Mary Mount Olive Baptist Dawson

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