Tantily WilbL slated to speak at Hoosick Falls church
Hoosick Falls plans for Tantily WilbL sly per to besheld Wednesday Feb 18 were made at the Philathea Society monthly meeting of the First Church. Neely, a missionary to the Philippines on furlough, will speak at four Hudson River Baptist churches during that week. A covered dish supper will be served at 639 Main. The society asks attendees to bring dishes in proportion to their family size. World Day of Prayer services will be held at 6 pm Friday at the 1st Baptist Church with refreshments after. The fiscal year start was set to April 1 and the annual meeting moved to the first Wednesday in April. A Silver Cross Vinee meeting will be held at 2 pm at Dr. Mil dred P. Taylor’s home. Church notes mention the Church School officers meeting today and a memorial hall trustee tribute to Hhienfd 1. Mohsin.
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Lincoln Vignettes and community notices mix in Vermont area
A collage of local items covers Maple Grove rent meeting plans delayed school district billing programs and Kiwanis club events. Citizens and officials from Lincoln Bennington and nearby towns are listed with brief notes on meetings donations and honors including March deadlines and the Mount Saint Hospital release of Debbie Reynolds after knee surgery recovery.
Harriman Visits India for Two-Week Trip
Former New York Governor Averell Harriman arrived in New Delhi to assess progress since his last visit. He plans talks with Prime Minister Nehru on maternal issues during a state dinner at the Waharlal Nehru guest house, with a briefing from Joyce Clark and Betsy Ehrenfreund coordinating events at the Cambridge Hotel and related district meetings with OFS leaders.
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Interpreting The News A Rural Electrification Debate
The piece criticizes a pamphlet attributed to Chale Ellis and the NRECA arguing it would threaten cooperative power programs. It accuses influential groups of lobbying against federal wholesale power, noting built Washington staff and aggressive rhetoric while the President seeks fair rates for cooperatives and taxpayers.
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