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Friends of Rev. Jacob
Victor, pastor of St.
Luke’s Lutheran Church
at Noxen, will be glad to
learn he came home
Thursday after a four-day
stay at Wilkes-Barre
General Hospital.
Other area residents
who are recuperating at
home after being patients
at Wilkes-Barre General
Hospital are Mrs. Tyyne
Anderson of Beaumont
and John Jones of Noxen.
Miss Mindy Heppe, an
MLC Intern, was the
guest speaker at Sunday’s
wsorship service in St.
Luke’s Lutheran Church.
An Ecumenical Lenten
Service for area folk will
be held tomorrow at 7:30
p.m. in the Bowmans
Church where Rev.
Donald Baker is pastor.
Pastor Jacob Victor of St.
Luke’s Lutheran Church
of Noxen will be the guest
speaker.
Clasmates class of
Noxen United Methodist
Church will meet Friday
evening at the church.
Members will receive a
report on the ‘St.
Patrick’s Irish Fair’ held
Friday evening.
Members of Noxen
United Methodist Church
will have a covered dish
dinner in the church
social rooms following the
morning worship service
Sunday.
Junior Choir of Noxen
UM Church will rehearse
tomorrow at 3:30 p.m.
Program committee of
Kunkle UM Church will
meet this evening at 7 at
the church.
United Methodist
Women of Noxen UM
Church will sponsor a
benefit rummage and
bake sale at the church on
Friday from 10 to 4 p.m.
Lunch will be available.
Rev. Dave Morgan,
well-known throughout
the area, is recovering
following surgery. Cards
and well wishes can be
mailed to him at 19 Lee
Lakeview Drive,
Maplecrest, Watkinsville,
Ga. 30677. ¢
Gary Spence, one of two
candidates for = the
position of youth pastor at
the Noxen Independent
Bible Church, was th
guest preacher at Sun-
day’s service. The other
candidate for the post,
Denis Jacob, will be guest
preacher at the April 10
service.
Belated anniversary
greetings are extended to
Mary and Walter Galka,
who observed their
wedding anniversary on
Saturday. Birthday
greetings also are ex-
tended to Sandy Rice, who
observed her birthday on
March 14, and to Mrs.
Mary Galka, who marked
another milestone on
March 19.
Communion will be
administered at the
morning worship service
on Palm Sunday in St.
Luke’s Lutheran Church.
Communion also will be
administered in St. Luke’s
Church on Easter Sunday
morning. ?
Some activities
scheduled for Noxen
Independent Bible Church
for the next week include
the following: tomorrow -
men will attend fellowship
at the Blomingdale
Baptist Church Friday -
teen basketball practice;
Saturday - Sord of Life
basketball marathon;
March 27 - Easter muscial
program; March 30 at
7:30 - annual Church
business meeting. Rev.
Jerry Tallent is pastor of
Noxen Independent Bible
Church.
George Charney, RD 5,
Dallas, was admitted to
Wilkes-Barre General
Hospital on Thursday as a
medical patient.
Plans are underway for
an Easter sunrise service
at Northmoreland Baptist
Church in Centermore-
land, Rev. James Howell,
pastor, has announced.
Michelle Lee, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. David and
Christine Turk, was
baptized at the worship
service on March 6 in
Dymond Hollow United
Methodist Church.
Sixth in the series of
special Sunday evening
Lenten services for
members of the three
United Methodist
Churches of the Center-
moreland UM Charge,
will be held Sunday at 7:30
p.m. in the East Dallas
Walter, pastor, will
preach on ‘Conversation
Between Mary and
John!”
Mrs. Margaret Cool-
baugh of Dymond ‘Hollow
was a medical patient in
Nesbitt Memorial
Hospital, Kingston, at
press time.
Plans are underwasy
for an Easter egg hunt to
be held Saturday mor-
ning, April 2, at the
Centermoreland United
Methodist Church
grounds.
Mrs. Margaret
Fridelewicz of East
Dallas was a medical
patient in Mercy Hospital,
Wilkes-Barre, at press
time.
Flowers on the altar for
services in East Dallas
UM Church were placed
there by Mr. and Mrs.
Russell Siley in memory
of their late son, Charles.
David Rich, regional
representative of the
headquartered in Schroon
Lake, N.Y., was the guest
speaker at the Sunday
evening service in North-
moreland Baptist Church.
Girl Scout Sunday was
observed with a special
service in Carverton UM
Church.
Administrative Council
of Carverton UM Church
will meet this evening at
7:30.
was -a medical patient at
press time in room 543 at
Wilkes-Barre General
Hospital. Harry Sickler of
Orange and Willard
Keiper of Mount Zion both
are home after stays at
Wilkes-Barre General
Hospital.
Hank Rowlands, Dana
Race and Andy Steransky
represented ~~ Northmor-
eland Baptist Church of
Centermoreland at the
Messengers meeting
Saturday at the Baptist
Bible High School in
Clarks Summit.
Tomorrow evening, a
delegation of men from
Northmoreland Baptist
Church will join with
other Baptist men of the
region for the Men’s
Fellowship at the
Bloomingdale Bible
Church.
Margaret Perry,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
William Perry of Orange,
has resumed studies at
Penn State University at
State College after spend-
ing the mid-semester
break at the family home.
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