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Christmas program of
the Independent Bible
Church of Noxen was
presented Sunday evening
before a large audience.
Mrs. Janet Tallent directed
the cast; photography was
in charge of James Martin,
with narration by Mr. and
Mrs. James Martin.
_ Opening number: ‘Come,
Everybody Come!’ was
sung by the Youth Choir of
the Church, with speaking
parts by the following:
nursery class: Denise
Antalic, Sara Martin,
Jonelle Spencer and
Jphnette Zacharius;
beginners class: Jeff
Martin, Richie Setser,
Jessie Sorber, Patricia
Bolton, Nichole Chapin,
Sherrie Rauiba, John
Antalic, Kevin Weaver,
May, Kenny May, Bran
Thompson, Trudy Wandel,
Scott Greenley, and Betty
Joo Bolton.
1 Offertory number was by
Donna Schull and Bobbie
Schull in an organ and
guitar medley. Slide
presentation of Christmas
Story was by children of
Primary I, Juniot I and II,
and Teens in the Youth
Choir.
Musical groups included
the Beginner’s Vlass,
which sang “Away In A
Manger;’’ Cherub Choir,
“Love the World; Girls
Choir, ‘“‘God’s Gift!”’ and-
sYouth Choir, ‘‘Jesus
Saviour.” ‘Keep Christ in
Christmas’ was presented
by David and Dawn Sims
and Heather Sorber.
Others participating in
the Christmas program
included Mrs. Jerry
Riauba, Sherri Riauba,
Fred Coole, Joe Simons,
Jerome Riauba, Chris
Coole, Mike Freeman,
Tracey Riauba, David
Belles, Tony Travver,
Steve Martin, Kelly Siglin,
Vickey May, Lisa Martin,
Tammy Hoyt, Becky
Sorber, Amy Swire, Melisa
Mynes, Stacey Newell,
Cathy Young, Gary
Williams, Jason Forester,
Michael Barber, Bobbie,
Randy and Richie
Zacharius, Ron Robinson,
Joe Motello, Seth Traver,
Dory Zacharius.
Alfred May, Don Spencer,
Mrs. Lelia Hess.
Cindy Swingle, Bethany
Matthew Moyer,
Brian GFreeman, Ken,
Ken Fitzerald, Jeff Swire,
Lisa Newell, Kelly Siglin,
Amber Forester, Wendy
Traver, Jean Setser,
Rhonda Newell, Donna and
Bobbie . Schull, Dara
Crispell, Christa Searfosss,
Cheryl Simons, Peggy
Siglin, Brian and Holly
Thomas, John Simons and
Jack Winters.
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According to Sister Ann
Horgan, coordinator of
programs at Mercy Center,
an ecumenical twilight
retreat will be offered in
preparation for the New
Year on the evenings of
Dec. 29,30, and 31 from 7
p.m. to 9:30. Involved in the
retreat is a panel of out-
standing spiritual leaders
in the area.
The Rev. Lynn Rothrock,
pastor of St. Paul’s Luteran
Church, Shavertown, will
share the weekend with the
Rev. William Csterle of the
theology de, rtment of
Scranton Uni .rsity and
the Rev. Joseph Streit,
pastor of our Lady of
Lourdes, Montoursville.
Among the Sisters of
Mercy participating in
guiding the retreatants will
be Constance Kozel of
Connections staff; Cor
Mariae Mulhern of
Religious Consultation
Center; and Susan Marie
Nowalis, assistant to the
The twilight retreat will
center about such concepts
as ‘‘Another Way to
Prepare for a New Year,”
‘Reflections on the Past
Year,” ‘‘Gathering the
Fragments,’ and ‘Looking
with Hope towards 1979.”
Two of the liturgies will be
eucharistic; the third will
consist of scriptual wor-
ship.
For arrangements or
furthur details, Sister Ann
Horgan can be contacted at
675-2131, Monday through
Friday, from 9a.m. to 4
p.m.
A congregational hymn
sing: selections by the
Children’s Choir of the
church, and a shadow play
of ‘The Nativity’
highlighted the Christmas
program = of Dymond
Hollow United Methodist
Church Saturday evening
at the church. Program
was presented by the
United Methodist Women
of the church.
Congregational hymn
sing was led by Kimberly
Barber. A saxophone solo
was played by Cindy
Weiskerger, and the
shadow play of ‘The
Nativity,” was directed by
Mrs. Becky Musto, and
included the following in
the cast: Miss Jeanette
Faux, narrator; Craig
Faux, Russell Faux, Jr.,
Kimberly Barber,, Arthur
Coolbaugh, Jr., Ernest
Barber, Lori Coolbaugh,
Leslie Weiskerger, Cindy
Weiskerger, TT.
Weiskerger, Lynn Scott,
Diane Smith and Robin
Rozelle.
The covered dish supper
was enjoyed by a large
attendance of friends and
members of the church.
Christmas cards were
exchanged, as was an
exchange of baked goods
gift. .
The charge-wide
Christmas Eve Candlelight
Communion will be held at
Idetown United Methodist
Church at 7:30 p.m. on
Sunday Evening.
Sunday Morning
sermon topic will be
‘the
“God- the Source of the
Christmas Star”. At Leh-
man the sacrament of
baptism will be ad-
ministered and there will
be reception of members.
The Lehman Sunday
School Christmas Party
will be held Saturday, Dec.
23, at 2 p.m.
The pastor's con-
firmation class will hold a
special session from 10
a.m.-Noon on Thursday,
Dec. 28.
A play, “The Little Lame
Shepherd,” will highlight
the annual Christmas
program to be presented
Sunday evening at 7 in
Northmoreland Baptist
Church in Centermoreland.
Mrs. Betty Statnik will be
narrator and the cast will
include these young people
of the church: Edna
Newberry, Jamie May,
Deborah Rought, Terry
Russell, Robin Charney,
Brenbda Button, Elaine
Race, Brenda Rought,
Henry Rowlands, Sanndy
Russell, Venice Kartalunas
and Ben Crofchik, Jr.
Included on the program
will be recitations, dialog
and instrumental solos by
young people of the church.
Special vocal music will be
sung by Mrs.Gloria
Campell, Mrs. Michael
Rowlands and Mrs. James
May.
In charge of the program
are Mrs. Ruth Crofchik,
Mrs. Bonnie Reeves and
Mrs. Betty Statnik. Mrs.
Arla Charney will be
organist-pianist for the
program. Rev. James May
is pastor of Northmoreland
Baptist Church.
The Kunkle United
Methodist Church Women
met at the home of Mrs.
Jennie Miers on Wed-
nesday, Dec. 13th, at 8 p.m.
with Mrs. Dorothy Henney
acting as co-hostess.
President Mrs. Dorothy
Dodson presided at the
president, College business meeting and Mrs.
‘Misericordia. om Dorothea Heinen had
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charge of the devotions.
Plans were made for the
following projects in 1979:
Birthday Calendars for
Ruth Circle
Thursday, Dec. 21st, the
Ruth Circle of the Sweet
Valley Church of Christ
will host the guests from
the Thomas Guest Home in
Sweet Valley, to a
Christmas party at the
church.
Thursday evening, the
Lydia Circle of the Church
of Christ will visit the
Giberson Guest Home to
present a Christmas
program and distribute
gifts.
A Christmas eve service
will be held at 7:30 at the
Church of Christ, Sweet
Valley. Everyone is
welcome to attend. The
children of the Sunday
School will be presenting a
program. The teens will be
singing specials and the
choir will sing a few
numbers, Gifts and cards
will be distributed
following the service.
1980; February, Welsh
Cookie Sale; March,
Seafood Dinner; May,
Mother’s Day Bulletins;
September, Bake Sale.
Eighteen stockings were
filled and distributed to
shut-ins for Christmas.
After the business
meeting adjourned
refreshments were served
to the following: Mrs.
Naomi Ashburner, Mrs.
Agnes Elston, Mrs. Sylvia
Brace, Mrs. Ella Brace,
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Cut off Dec. 26, 1978
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Dec. 31 9p.m.-1am.
Buffet Dinner per
Beer couple
Soda $95
Mrs. Ruby Miers,
Dorothea Heinen,
Arlice Updyke,
Winifred Stompler, Mrs.
Dorothy Dodson, Miss
Dodie Dodson, and the
hostesses, Mrs. Jennie
Miers and Mrs. Dorothy
Henney.
The January meeting
will be held in the church
annex on Wednesday, Jan..
10th at 8 p.m. Mrs. Arline
Updyke and Mrs. Riuby
Miers will be the hostesses.
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