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Mt. Zion
Mrs. Ida Howell has recently re-
turned from visiting her daughter
Harriet who is working in Philadel-
phia. Harriet recently passed her
State Board examinations and is a
‘registered murse.
~ Word has been received that Paul
and Myrtle Smith are settled in
~ Center Valley R. D. near their son,
Keith, and not far from their daugh-
ter Evalyn in Bethlehem. Paul im-
mediately got a job as one of the.
maintenance men at Moravian Col-
lege in Bethlehem. He'll do well at
that. They are getting adjusted to
their new situation. * Myrtle says
she's going to spend one day a week
at Keith's, and another day at
Bvalyn’s. She has subscribed to
the Dallas Post now so as to keep
track of things here at Mt. Zion.
I'll have to be sure to get up a good
ck of Mt. Zion doings each week.
Rother way they have of getting
adjusted is to look around for a
convenient church. (Take note, any
of you who move to a strange place.
Best way to get acquainted is in a
church.) The Paul Smiths will make
out all right.
ANOTHER FIFTIETH WEDDING
ANNIVERSARY AT MT. ZION
It was July 18, 1912 at the Car-
vertom Methodist parsonage that
~ Rev. William D. Lathrop united Ray
~ Mullison of Wyoming and Ida Sear-
foss of Mt. Zion in holy matrimony.
Last Wednesday evening many of
their friends visited the couple to
offer them felicitations. I asked
Ida Mullison where she lived before
she was married and her reply was
“Right here.” It is the old Sear-
foss homestead. She recalled that
we attended their 25th anniversary
when we were pastor here. Tt was
- pleasant to meet again the Mullisons’
two daughters both of whom I had
married to their husbands. Mrs.
~ Carl Monk of West Pittston, whose
husband is now working for the
~ Rutgers University Press in New
Jersey. They have two children,
Rebeeca and Richard, whom we
met, Mrs. Ruth Harris whose hus-
band Robert is a teacher in Ham-
- mondsport, N. Y., where they live
with their two children Stephen
and Martha. The Mullisons live
quietly down just off the now busi-
er-than-usual Hicks River Road.
. Last Thursday we - four were
entertained at Nelson Lewis’ home
for supper. Nelson, Mae and mo-
ther Lewis were the host and
hostesses around a generous table
beautifully spread. We all enjoyed
some good visiting. After supper
Jane Lloyd's two boys, Timmie and
Stevie, came down for a bit of good
time, Their father Tommy Lloyd
has been having some trouble with
a dise in his neck and was in bed.
[Saturday afternoon 1 attended
‘the wedding of Nancy Lou Harris |
It was a beauti- |
ful occasion and Pastor Reid offici- |
and Alvie D. Cook.
ated in an impressive manner. Of
course there were many there
whom I did not know, but among
‘many whom I did know I was par-
ticularly glad to see the Harris
family, at least Hiram and Elsie
from Milan, Chester and Edna,
. Robert and Ruth, Beatrice and hus-
band Harris was there to walk his
daughter down the aisle to give her
in marriage to Mr. Cook. And on
Naney Lou's side of the house be-
sides her mother there was Sher-
man. Hefft and wife Marie and
daughters, and Frances Hefft Krute
and husband Ernest.
Dr. and Mrs. Charles Gelb of
Pittston have moved to their new
home at Carverton Heights on Sun-
set Drive. The Gelbs have three
children, William, Charlotte and
Earnest. They were long time
friends of ours and are now in the
Dallas Post “parish”. °
+ Saturday was a wonderful day
for us. My brother Donald came
down from Binghamton with his
|
people clear
two girls Cathy and Mary Louise.
They wanted to see Dottie again be-
fore she takes off for Africa. So we
all got a look! We all had dinner
together. What a busy visiting
time we enjoyed!
Then came Sunday. I was to
preach at Trucksville’s two
services which I did. Always I
have looked forward to such an
occasion, for the people were
neighbors of ours when we
were at Carverton Church. Be-
sides, they have been most
friendly to me whenever I have
come. Their church windows
do something for that church.
Cathy has always said that the
church looks as if the sun is
shining even on a cloudy day.
Mrs. Blackman, the organist,
was very kind in showing me
the details of the order of wor-
ship and her musicianship al-
ways pleases me. This time it
happened to impress me how
she sounded the first chord of
the Gloria with a kind of
triumphant flourish as if there
really were something to give
glory to God about. And Rich-
ard Oliver's tenor solo thrilled
me too.
The front seat had a row of
across, in fact two
seats, representing two carloads of
friends from Main, N. Y., Federated
Church. Special friends, Mr. and
Mrs. Emile Clavez and daughters,
Sarah Belle, Rosalee, and Janet;
and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Welch and
children Leon, Elaine, and Douglas.
After church they followed my car
home and unloaded all sorts of
picnic style food and equipment in-
cluding chairs, and a folding table,
jugs and containers of iced drinks.
I think these (and some others I
know) belong to the “seven thou-
sand who have not bowed the knee
to Baal” whom the Lord knows
about and can use to encourage
some pessimistic Eliijah!
Ne Fernbrook
George “Jed” Wood son of Mr. and
Mrs. John Medovich, Demunds Road
returned on Saturday from General
Hospital where he spent a week
under going tests. |
There are about 25 boys and girls
from the area attending the Child
'|Evangelism Day Camp at Melody
Park this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Compton
and son Harry, Levittown, have re-
turned after spending a few days
visiting relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Conklin and
son, David, Bethlehem and Mr. and
Mrs. George Shaver, Sr., Trucks-
ville, were dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. George Shaver Jr., E. Over-
brook ‘Ave. on Sunday. The oc-
casion was Grandpa Shaver’s birth-
day.
Albert Adelson, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Jonas Adelson, Yonk is spend-
ing his vacation with his aunt and
uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Covert, E.
Overbrook Ave. The Covert’s spent
a few days visiting relatives in |}
York. They also visited Gettysburg | 4
and Harrisburg.
Mrs. Jane [Sowers, Fern St., spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Evan
Jones, Pioneer Ave.
Mrs. Hazel Keiper, Lester, Pa.,
former resident of Roushey Plot,
plans to return home today after
visiting relatives in the area for
sometime.
Mrs. Marie Buchet, mother of
Mrs. Andre Thevenon, Center Hill
Road, will observe her ninetieth
birthday anniversary on July 30.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Horniak,
Sweet Valley, will go to Harrisburg
on Saturday to see their son, Ste-
phen commissioned as a second
lieutenant in the Pennsylvania Na-
tional ‘Guard.
Mrs. Ralph Fitzgerald, Hill St. is
spending two weeks visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Marvin Oney in Bayonne,
New. Jersey.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Schray, Jr.
and children, Francis, Marion and
Phyliss, Havertown spent Sunday
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Fred 'Schray,
Sr: and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Si-
dosek, Harris Street.
Joan Reese, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest Reese, Demunds Road,
is spending a week with her aunt
and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Willard
Reese and Butch, Evans Falls who
are vacationing in Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Susaraba
and sons, Nick and Timmy and Mrs.
Catherene Coleman of Demunds
Road have returned home after
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wood
in Fayettville, Pa. and Mr. and Mrs.
James Coleman of Ogdensburg, New
Jersey.
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