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. music at the Friendship class meet-
Back Mountain childrens chorus|churches. Her newly organized
chorus has performed for many
groups recently
Accompanist is Mrs. Ira Smith.
These soloists will be heard: Frank
Schriner, Walter Belsky, Bernie
Feist, Linda McKeel, Gladys Frantz,
and Steward Caulkins.
Mrs. Florence Sherwood will in-
troduce the chorus and Mrs: John
O'Connell. Mrs. Robert Shoemaker
will preside at the business session.
Hostesses will be Melba Dixon,
chairman; Alice Davis, Maltida
Croom, Mrs. R. E. Crompton, Elean-
or Coolbaugh, and Helen Chernin.
ing Tuesday evening May 21 at
Trucksville Methodist Church Edu-
cational Building. The chorus will
present Fred Waring arrangements.
This is a new group to the Back
Mountain, including thirty mem-
* bers from 4th, 5th, 6th grades.
It was organized by Mrs. John
O. Connell of Twin Lakes. Mrs. O.
Connell, the former Marilyn Carl of
Forty-Fort, a graduate of Wilkes
College, is music supervisor in the
~ dwick School in New Jersey,
so a soloist in ‘many of the local
Pioneer Girls #
Pioneer Girls of Shavertown
Bible Church held a Mother and
Daughter Tea last Wednesday eve-
hing.
Rev. Hamilton Replaces
Cowden At Huntsville
Wilkes-Barre District Conference,
Speaker was Mrs. Russell Ed-
mondson. Present were: Mesdames
Samuel Keast, Ernest Bell, Marjorie
Allen, Russell’ Edmondson, Dayton
Garnett, Edward Bessmer, Eugene
Kocher, Francis Dunhan, William
McNeel, Ira Button, Carlton Had-
sall, James Brace, Donald Easton,
Gus Colovos, Misses Marybsath
Keast, Florence Garnett, Erma Gar-
nett, Elaine Garnett, Gloria Welch,
Joyce Ann Belles, Linda Colovos,
Corson, resulted in only one change
in; ‘Back,
churches. Rey. C. Earle Cowden,
pastor of Huntsville Methodist
Wilkes-Barre,
Hamilton Jr.
Huntsville.
and Rev. John A.!
will Teplace; him at
Debbie Begsmer, Sandra Dunham, |
Carla Dunhan, Donna Kocher, Bren-
da Hadsall, Judy Allen, Alice Par-
‘sons, Elaine Morckel.
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concluding Sunday with reading of |
assignments’ by Bishop Fred Pierce
Mountain = Methodist
Church, will go to Abbott Church, |
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Trinity Proshyterian In
Council Of Churches
Trinity Umnited Presbyterian
Church will be officially recognized
as a new member of Wyoming Val-
Post 967 To Place
Flags In Cemeteries
Harveys Lake American Legion
Post 967 will meet May 26 at 1:30
ley Council of Churches, when the | P-m. at the home of Leo Wodaski.
Council meets Wednesday at Ash- Flags will be put in holders at the
ley Methodist Church. Rev. Andrew |
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will attend with his daughter, Beth | etery;
Pillarella, president of Westminster | several
Youth Fellowship; - Mrs;
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Center Moreland
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Residents of Center Moreland are
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the Salvation ‘Army to Robert C.
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Trucksville Scouts
Boy Scout troop 155, Trucksville,
will hold court of honor this evening.
at the Trucksville Methodist Church
Educaticnal Building.
special combined event including the
Tenderfoot Investiture, a court
honor and presenting of the charter.
This will be the first charter pre-
sentation for the troops new spon-
sering institution. For many years
the ‘troop has been sponsored by the
Trucksville Fire Company, but they
have outgrown the firehall and a,
larger meeting hall will be made |
available at the church.
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