Birth Control University brings students from 13 nations
About 13 countries and several U S states awarded diplomas at the University of Chicago sociology department summer workshop dubbed Birth Control University. Led by Dr. Donald J. Bogue, doctors, sociologists, economists, priests and public health workers learned methods to curb soaring birth rates. Notable participants included Dr. Jorge Villareal of Catholic University in Bogota and Dr. Janina Krocin of Warsaw.
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Chicago
United States
University of Chicago
Donald J. Bogue
Belgium
Colombia
Ethiopia
Egypt
India
Indonesia
Korea
Malaysia
Pakistan
Poland
Thailand
Trinidad
Turkey
Jorge Villareal
Catholic University
Bogota
Villareal
Janina Krocin
Warsaw
Margaret Sanger Research Bureau
New York
Krocin
Java
Henry Pardoko
Indonesian Public Health Service
East
Pardoko
Fethi Altuntag
Altuntug
WSCS meets at First Methodist with 25th anniversary plan
The Woman's Society of Christian Service held a Tuesday night meeting in the First Methodist Church chapel. Plans were announced for the WSCS 25th anniversary at Shaftsbury Methodist Church on October 12 and for a buffet supper October 8 at Second Congregational Church. Puppet project for Putnam Memorial Hospital and sewing for World Community Day were discussed.
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Woman’s Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Helen Smith
Russell Stratton
Carolyn Clark
WSCS
Shaftsbury Methodist Church
Pownal
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Lawrence Larrowe
United Church Women
Second Congregational Church
Our Christian Mission
Ezekiel Cross Jr
Arnold Blackstone
Krug
McGaughey
Castleton School of Missions
Circle II
Bernard Miller
Priest Son of Local Family Goes to England
Mystic Connecticut reports Rev. James T Holden S S E son of Mr and Mrs Robert T Holden of Mt Anthony Road has been assigned to St Edmund parish in Whitton England as assistant pastor announced by Very Rev Edmard P Galligan S S E superior general of the Society of St Edmund Since his ordination in 1962 Father Holden has served as assistant at Nativity Parish in Swanton
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Mystic, Conn
James T Holden
S.S.E
Robert T. Holden
Mt. Anthony Road
St. Edmund Parish
Whitton
England
Edmard P. Galligan
Society of St. Edmund
Father Holden
Nativity
Swanton
Clerical clarification on voting machines for upcoming elections
Town Clerk Miss Mary Hodeck clarified the town's voting machine situation for the upcoming primary and general elections. She addressed a selectmen suggestion to use paper ballots, noting machines will be available despite illness of supervisor Moore and that a second trained operator, Louis Boutin, is already in place.
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Mary Hodeck
L. Gordon Moore
Lutheran Schools Enroll Strong Gains Nationwide
Enroll ment gains in the largest network of Protestant elementary schools are on par with public and private systems. A recent report by Dr William A Kramer secretary of schools for the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod shows 160 630 pupils enrolled, up 2 581 from last year.
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ST. Louis
UPS
William A. Kramer
Lutheran Church- Missouri Synod
Church Services and Activities This Week
Local churches announce multiple worship services with sermons on God and service themes. Rev Thomas D Steffen delivers God Has a Complaint at 9 30 and 11 am with nursery care and church school for all ages. Additional services, choir rehearsals, mission studies, and Ember Day observances noted across several congregations.
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Thomas D. Steffen
Amuel Baker
H. Glenn Payne
Paul Williams
Liszt
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
Kenneth C. Porter Sr
Stanley R. Pike Jr
John Ward van der Groef
Jesus
Ralph C. Lindsey
John H. Mason
Second Congregational Church
United Church Women of
Cornelius Clarke
Alliance Youth Fellowship
Missions and Evangelism Conference
Glenn V. Tingley
The
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Vatican Council to Consider Religious Liberty Doctrine
The fourth Vatican session in Rome opens September 14 with eleven agenda items. The key proposal declares religious liberty and rejects the idea that error has no rights, challenging suppressive practices in Catholic countries and signaling strong American episcopal support. The council also reviews a Jews document rejecting collective blame for crucifixion, while a major 126 page draft on the modern world draws attention though it offers few startling ideas. The marriage section omits birth control, deferring it to a Vatican commission.
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Rome
Spain
Paul VI
Methodist Women Set Four Conference Days
Four workshops for Methodist women in the Bennington Troy District of the Troy Conference plan to equip local Women’s Societies of Christian Service. The theme is Mission: The Christian’s Calling with sessions Sept 21 in White River Junction, Sept 22 in Athens, Oct 5 in Troy, and Oct 6 in Johnsonville. A worship service features a dramatization by regional societies and a film presentation marking the 25th anniversary of the Woman's Division.
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White River Jct
Bennington- Troy
Troy Conference
Woman’s Societies of Christian Service
Athens
Memorial Church
Troy
N.Y
Johnsonville
Robert Lansing
Greenwich
White River
Springfield
Tham
Robert F. Fulton
Green Island
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Birth Control University
Baptists
Valley Forge
UPI
Carrol O. Morong
World Mission Campaign
Morong
Lutheran
First Baptist Church
ST. Peter’s Episcopal
OLD First Church
Missionary Alliance
First Church OF Christ Scientist
Hillside St
WBTN
Christian Science Churches
Christian Science
Mary Baker Eddy
Shaftsbury
Eleanor Lawrence
Ruth Kosche
North Bennington Congregational
North Bennington Congregational Church
White Chapel
MYF
Christian Outreach
Carol Watkin
Winnie Sullivan
Elm St
Bennington
B.C
Brondie
By Charles M. Schulz
Sammi
Johnny Hart
Chic Young
Steve Canyon
Inpa
Jalies Jones
Madame Hook
Aesop
Julie
Milto Caniff
Madame Hooks House
By Stan Drake
Miss Gedney
Ferndale Church
Woodford Hollow
Leslie White
Robert Deniker
Hanson
Walbridge
National
Arlington
Vatican Council
Louis Cassels
Palestine
Bible Society Plan
American Bible Soceity
Society
Methodist
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