Moratorium on Science Topic At Bennington Unitarian
Bennington Unitarian Fellowship opens its first regular meeting Sunday at 10 30 a m to discuss Do We Need a Moratorium on Science with Dr Irving Adler as speaker. Public sessions run weekly through June with youth programs and class details announced.
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Unitarian Fellowship
Bennington
Bennington Free Library
Irving Adler
Religious Education Committee
John Elkwall
John L. Handy
Paul E. Kirsch
Phillip Viereck
Paul A. Benjamin
Carol Peckham
Sara Spadea
Julie Snow
Deedee Sullivan
Helen Eggleston
Benjamin
Bennington Free Library Union
Silver Sts
Irving Adier
Bennington Council of Churches Opens Fall Meeting
The Bennington Council of Churches schedules its first fall season meeting for Thursday at 8 p.m. in the Church Barn at Old Bennington.
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Bennington
Woman's Society Harvest Supper at First Baptist Church
Mrs Lucien Hanks will speak on The Work in Thailand at the opening Woman's Society Harvest Get-Together in the First Baptist Church Tuesday at 6 30 p m A covered dish supper is planned with Mrs Franklin Riley arranging the meal Devotions are led by Mrs DeWitt Lewis and Mrs C Fred Wandrey brings the love gift Mrs W G Towart and Miss Florence Moore will report on the house party Miss Marion Hardy attends United Council of Church Women.
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Lucien Hanks
Woman’s Society
First Baptist Church
Thailand
Franklin Riley
DeWitt Lewis
C. Fred Wandrey
W. G. Towart
Florence Moore
Marion Hardy
United Council of Church Women
Bennington Area Churches Weekly Services Listed
Local church notices list worship times and classes for Bennington area congregations including Bennington Churches Missionary Alliance, Bennington Church of Christ, Friends Meeting, Methodist Church, First Church of Christ Scientist, First Church of God, Vermont Soldiers Home chaplaincy, St Francis de Sales, St Peter's Episcopal, Sacred Heart, Unitarian Fellowship, Second Congregational, and North Bennington Congregational. Also details Sunday School, Bible Study, junior and senior MYF, and afternoon youth activities.
Jewish New Year Observed With Prayer and Fasting
New York AP reports Jews began Rosh Hashanah marking year 5723 with prayers for peace and human brotherhood. The observance lasts 10 days until Yom Kippur October 8, ending a period of repentance charity and prayer. The Shofar blasts symbolize repentance as the community seeks mercy and forgiveness.
Christianity Traced From Paul to Graham in New Book
New York report notes The March of the Cross by Leonard W. Cowie from McGraw Hill covers Christian history from Saint Paul through Niebuhr and Billy Graham with text illustrations and maps.
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New York
Leonard W. Cowie
McGraw-Hill Book Company
St. Paul
Reinhold Niebuhr
Billy Graham
Chayefsky Shuns Recognition Grows Beard for Anonymity
Public Spots Paddy Chayefsky avoids being recognized by growing a beard and banning photographs. He says he believes in anonymity though he admits someone will always recognize him.
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New York (Ap
Paddy Chayefsky
Witnesses Return From Saratoga Assembly in New York
Delegates from Bennington area finished a three day Circuit Assembly of Jehovah's Witnesses at Saratoga Springs September 21 to 23. The gathering themed Spread the Word of Life emphasized teaching the Bible effectively and home Bible outreach. Claude Church led talks including The True God Versus Baal and immersion marked ten new ministers. Lyle E. Reusch spoke to 750 delegates in a final Bible talk titled The Bible's Answer to Our Problem of Survival.
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Bennington
Jehovah’s Witnesses
Saratoga Springs
N.Y
Claude Church
Church
Arlington Choral Group Begins Seventh Season Oct 2
The Arlington Choral Group, under Theodore Cook of Manchester with accompanist Mrs. Eugene Pelham, opens its seventh season October 2 at 7 30 p m in Finneys Studio. New members invited. officers to be elected. started January 1957 under Arlington Lions Club sponsorship.
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Arlington Choral Group
Finney
Theodore Cook
Manchester
Eugene Pelham
Arlington Lions Club
Nuns Ordered to Quit Ceylon Hospitals by March 15
Colombo AP reports all Roman Catholic nuns employed in government hospitals in Ceylon must resign by March 15, 1964, under a health ministry directive. The move continues a policy forcing Catholic nuns and priests off the island.
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Colombo
Ceylon
Sunday church services listed for multiple towns in Vermont
East Arlington Federated Church worship at 10 am with nursery and Sunday School. First Assembly of God 10 am worship. Arlington St James 8 am Holy Communion and 10 am worship. United Church Congregational 9:30 and 10:30 am with church school. East Dorset Union Chapel 10 am Sunday School and worship. Hoosick All Saints Episcopal 7:30 am Eucharist. Baptist 9:30 am worship. Manchester Zion Episcopal 8 am and 9:15 am Holy Communion services. St Pauls Roman Catholic Masses 6:30, 8, 9:30, 11 am with confessions. First Baptist Pownal 9 am worship 10 am Sunday School. Our Lady of Lourdes North Pownal 9 am Low Mass. Community Pownal Center 9:45 am Sunday School 11 am worship. Methodist Church Pownal Center 9:30 am service 10:30 am Sunday School 7:30 pm Youth. Shaftsbury First Methodist 10:30 am Divine Worship 11:35 am Sunday School. Woodford Hollow Advent Faith Bible Church 10:30 am. Sunderland Union Church closed for winter.
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H. Glenn Payne
Cynthia Ann Bushee
Monte Bushee
First Baptist Church of
Pownal
John C. Hatch
Our Lady of Lourdes
Pownal Center
Isabelle King
Saxtons River
Study of Religion Should Be Part of Colleges Says Group
The Society for Religion in Higher Education argues religion belongs in curricula and campus life. Lawrence P. DeBoer says studying religion clarifies values and bridges cultures, stressing Western and Eastern traditions and African beliefs. The group formed Sept. 1 from two scholarly bodies.
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New Haven, Conn
Society For Religion In Higher Education
Lawrence P. DeBoer
de Boer
India
DeBoer
National Council On Religion In Higher Education
Danforth Teaching Fellows
Vermont Holy Names convention to feature two North American laymen
Windsor hosts the Vermont diocesan Holy Names convention on Sunday September 30 with Ottawa official Romeo Maione as banquet speaker and Martin H. Work of the US National Council of Catholic Men joining the program. Bishop Robert P. Joyce will address the gathering at St Francis Church in Windsor at 2 p.m. The event expected to draw several hundred Catholic men from Vermont.
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Windsor
Romeo Maione
Ottawa
Ont
Vermont
Martin H. Work
U.S
National Council of Catholic Men
North America
Robert P. Joyce
St. Francis Church
Ecumenical Council
Maione
Rome
Montreal
Young Christian Workers
Unesco
England
International Young Christian Workers Executive Board
Canadian Catholic Conference
Holy Name Society
Fred Nims
South Londonderry
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Zion Church
Manchester Center
Christian Science
Paul
Brethren
Mary Baker Eddy
Old First Church
Robert P. Bell
Shaftsbury Methodist Church
Howard Stevens
Raleigh Fleetwood
Commission On Christian Education
Alex Burns
Main Street
Akaalee
FBI
Rock Hudson
Gena Rowlands
Geoffrey Keen
Main St
Council of Churches Meets
First Baptist
Cornelius W. Clarke
Bennington Church of Christ
South St
G. W. Kieffer
Religious Society of Friends
Quakers
Jehovah's Witnesses
Kingdom Hall
Rev. H. Glenn Payne
Building Council
M. R. McGaughey
First Church of Christ Scientist
Ellen J. Gira
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Burgess Road
Ronald Seeley
First Church of God
North Bennington Road
Hicks Avenue
W. Earle Forman
The
R. P. Bell
Board of Religious Education
Ladies Aid Society
Soldiers’ Home
Earle W. Forman
William Peck
St. Francis de Sales
Msgr
Francis B. Flanagan
St. Peter’s Episcopal
Pleasant and
School Streets
Frederick B. Wolf
Donald A. Webster
Assoc
Sacred Heart Church
Joseph Wiseman
Unitarian
Second Congregational
Hillside Street
S. C. Greene
Sr. Pilgrim Fellowship
Pilgrim Fellowship
North Bennington
Alfred Scott
BYF
Congregational Church
Charles J. Parsley
God
Elijah
St. John the Baptist
Walter F. Miller
Bigelow
Haynes
Kane
Judy Rae Bushong
Springfield Township High School
Akron
Ohio
Church of Soul
Moses
Israel
Christianity Reviewed
Saratoga
West
Arlington
Sandgate
Betty Trachte
East Arlington
Federated Church
Charles W. Grande
West Arington
First Assembly of God Church
W. C. Nelson
St. Columban’s
Gerald T. Buckley
Dorset
East Dorset
Union Chapel
Hoosick
All Saints Episcopal
Richard W Corlett
Edgar W. Johnson
First Congregational
E. H. Nickerson
St. Paul's
Donald C. Kelly
Methodist Church
James Bagley
Shaftsbury
First Methodist Church
A. J. MacDonald
Alvan Lawrence
Woodford Hollow
Christian Advent Faith Bible Church
R. E. Smith
A. E. Center
Ass’t
Sunderland
Union Church
U.S. Geological Survey
Bennington Bookshop, Inc
Bennington, Vt
Dairy Queen
Jackberry
North
Bennington Road
Canada
Harte Theatre
Uhil
David
David Opatoshu
James Robertson Justice
N. Y
Imetro- Goldwyn, Mayer and Cinerama
George Pal
Bennington Travel Agency
Evans News
Washington
Neb Theatre
IEM
Albany
Fred and
Patrica Carmichaed
By William Fairchild
SUN
Dorset Playhouse
Ate
No. Hoosick, N.Y
Jake Libes
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