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Withey wins
first prize
Luzerne County
" Woman's Christian
Temperance Union
recently held a poster
contest on drugs, alcohol
and tobacco open to high
school students.
Miss Deborah Withey,
Dallas Senior High School,
won first prize in Luzerne
County and first in the
Northeastern Regional
Contest. She also placed
second in the state of
Pennsylvania.
POSTER WINNERS—MTrs. Elizabeth Milbrodt, president
of Luzerne Co. WCTU, presents first and second place
checks to winners of the group’s poster contest, Deborah
Withey and Marjorie Parsons. At far right is Mrs. Dorothy
Withey, art instructor at Dallas Senior High School.
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Manners: A hardened form of morality.
Miss Marjorie Parsons
won second prize in
Luzerne County.
Both girls received
checks for their entries.
Mrs. Elizabeth Milbrodt,
president of the Luzerne
County WCTU, made the
presentations.
PEMOVE
Your
St. Paul’s
notes Fourth
with service
On Sunday, July 4, St.
Paul’s Lutheran Church
will celebrate the nation’s
200th birthday by using a
celebration’ that was used
some 230 years ago by
Henry Melchior,
Muhlenburg, the father of
American Lutheranism.
Flags, fife, and drums,
and both choirs will be part
of our processional and
recessional. All are
welcome to worship with
1S.
The service of worship
yegins at 9:30 a.m. which is
che scheduled time for all
worship during the sum-
mer months.
Doris Carey; (2nd
is pastor.
The Rev. Carlos Munoz terey, State of Neuvo paso Tex. He returned to
has begun duties as pastor Leone, Mexico. He high school at the age of 24
of the Centermoreland received his formal at which time he also
Charge of the United for the
Methodist Church.
In that capacity, Rev.
Mr. Munoz will serve
United Methodist Churches
in: Dymond Hollow and
Centermoreland in
Wyoming County, and East
Dallas Methodist Church in
Luzerne County. The
Centermoreland Charge is
under jurisdiction of the
Rev. Edgar Singer,
superintendent of the
Wilkes-Barre District of
the Wyoming Conference
of the Methodist Church.
Rev. Mr. Munoz is a
native of Greater Mon- 7
began studies
ministry.
In 1954, he was named to
his first pastorate, at, Fort
Stocktton, Tex. where he
served for two years. In
1956, he was named pastor
of the United Methodist
Church. in Pecos, Tex.,
where he served for five
years. While at Pecos, he
was instrumental in
building a new church and
parsonage. :
His next assignment was
at the United Methodist
Church in Abilene, Tex., a
city of 90,000. His ministry
resulted in the relocation of
the church and parsonage.
He also served a pastorate
in Port Arthur, Tex. on the
Gulf of Mexico for five
years, before accepting the
pastorate at Rome-North
Orwell, : Pa., in the
Wyoming Conference.
He served as pastor of
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The Munozes have five
children: David, 22, and
Warren, 19, both
students
Junior College; Donna, 21,
a student at Asbury
College, Wilmore, Ky.;
Leonard, 16, and Jean-
nette, 12, who will be at-
tending Tunkhannock Area
Schools when classes
resume in September.
Rev. and Mrs. Munoz
and family were honored at
a covered dish reception
Sunday by members of
Centermoreland United
Methodist Church. The
reception was held in
conjunction with ‘the
UMYF’s Parents’ picnic
and closing exercises of the
Daily Vacation Bible
School of the church.
Rev. and Mrs. Munoz
and family also were
honored recently by
members of the Dymond
Hollow United Methodist
Church and members of
the East Dallas United
Methodist Church plan to
honor their new minister
.and his family after Rev.
Munoz returns next week
from Windsor, N.Y., where
he is serving as a director
of the United Methodist
Youth Camp at Sky Lake,
N.Y.
He assumed duties as
pastor of the three chur-
ches of the Cen-
termoreland Charge last
month.
About 100 students at-
tended the annual Daily
Vacation Bible School last
week at Centermoreland
United Methodist Church.
Mrs. Beatrice Beatty was
in charge and was assisted
by the following:
Mrs. Janet Brunges,
Mrs. Shirley Grindell, Mrs.
Gerry Blizzard, Mrs. Betty
Weaver, Mrs. Fay
Earhart, Miss Penny
Williams, Mrs. Emily
Considine, Mrs. Cathy
Sheryl
Kaderka, Mrs.
Phillips, Miss Donna
Munoz, Miss Carol
Richardson, Mrs. Ola Mae
Schoonover, Mrs. Betty
Fuller, Mrs. Judy
Schoonover, Mrs. Ethel
Cooper, Mrs. Verna Gay
and Mrs. Carlos Munoz.
Vacation Bible School
was concluded with a
program Sunday with a
program Sunday at 6 p.m.
as part of the outdoor
picnic at the church
grounds in Cen-
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HARRY HUTCHINS
Harry Hutchins, 77,
Hunlock Creek RD 2, died
June 23 in General
Hospital.
Born Jan. 26, 1899, at
Pikes Creek, he was em-
ployed in Baltimore 17
years, returning here 10
years ago. His wife the
former Marion Hartman,
died in 1970.
Surviving are a son,
George Pugh, Hunlock
Creek; daughters, Mrs.
Anna Mae Sholtis, Tunk-
hannock; Mrs. Helen Rud-
isill, Forest City, N.C.; 13
grandchildren; 18 great-
grandchildren; sister, Mrs.
Emma Rice, Dallas.
Funeral was Saturday
from Williams Funeral
Home, 114 W. Main St.,
Plymouth, with Rev.
Thomas R. Jenkins Jr.,
pastor of First UM Church,
Nanticoke, officiating.
Interment was in Cease-
town, Cemetery.
MRS. ARTHUR HOUCK
Mrs. Arthur C. Houck,
27, of Shavertown RD 5,
died June 25 in Mercy
Hospital of natural causes.
The former Rita Middle-
man, she was born Nov. 28,
1948 in Utica, N.Y., and re-
sided in the Shavertown
area about five years.
band; parents, Mr. and
Gilbert opens
The Rev. Charles H.
Gilbert will be the speaker
at the opening vesper
service at the Wyoming
Campground on Sunday,
July 4 at 7 p.m. The
campground is located just
off the Mount Zion Road,
about two miles south of
the Mount Zion United
Methodist Church.
Rev. Gilbert, whose
“Typewriter Talks’ each
week in the Post, lives only
a mile from the cam-
Brooklyn, N.Y.; children,
Arthur A.and Jennifer, at
home; brother, Cary
Middleman, Brooklyn.
Funeral was from M.S.
Frederic and Sons Funeral
Home, 617 Carey Ave., with
interment in Mount Green:
wood Cemetery, Trucks-
ville.
ALVIN S. BROWN
Alvin S. Brown, 76, a
guest at Carpenter Con-
valescent Home, Idetown,
died June 23 in General
Hospital.
Born in Lehman, he
more recently re-
sided in Dallas. He last was
employed as a machinist
by Pratt Whitney Corpora-
wife, Rose, died in 1968.
Surviving are a
daughter, Mrs. Dorothy
Pope, Fernbrook; step-
daughter, Mrs. Marjorie
Gothier, Newark. N.J.;
stepson, Arthur Ransom,
North Carolina; six grand-
children; two great-grand-
children; sister, Mrs.
Marion McCarty, Dallas.
Funeral was Friday
from Richard H. Disque
Funeral Home, 672
Memorial Highway,
Dallas, with Rev. Robert
DeWitt Yost, pastor of
Shavertown UM Church,
officiating. Interment was
in Mount Greenwood
Cemetery, Trucksville.
pground and has opened
the vesper series each
summer for many years.
Several special musical
numbers will be presented
by members of the Agape
Male Quartet and Allelujah
Girls of the Mount Zion
Church, = directed by
Catherine Gilbert.
The public is always
services in the chapel in
the woods.
On the program will be
the Jacobs Brothers, and
“A Brand New Life” trio
with ‘“‘A Brand New
Sound”. The trio and their
band have made two stereo
albums.
A gospel concert will be
held Aug. 28 under the roof
of the outdoor pavilion on
the grounds of the Iren
Temple Country Club
Shavertown,
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