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WarsawBv DOROTHY MAE YOUNG Phone 824-366?WARSAW CHURCHES UNITED PRESBYTERIAN Rev. John Russell, Minister SUNDAY—9:30 a.m Worship Service. 10:30 a.m. Sunday School.UNITED METHODIST Rev. Don Sprague, Minister SUNDAY—9:30 a.m Sunday School, 10:45 Worship Service NAZARENE Rev. Wilbur Reaver. Minister SUNDAY—9:30 a.m. Sunday School, 10:30 a m Worship Service, 7:30 p.m. N.Y.P.S. youth. 7:30 p.m. Evangelistic ServiceWEDNESDAY—7:30 p m Wednesday Midweek Service. FIRST CHURCH OF GODRev. Robert Hill, Pastor SUNDAY'—9:30 a m Sunday School, 10:30 a.m. Worship Service. 7:30 p m. Evening Service.WEDNESDAY—7:30 p m Prayer Service.DUTCH RUN TRINITY' UNITED CHURCH OF CHRISTRev. Wayne P. Harmon SUNDAY—9:30 a.m , Sunday-School Worship Service, 10-30 a.m.Mother-Daughter Banquet Warsaw United Methodist Women held their annual Mother-Daughter Banquet at the church.The Methodist men served 120 guests with a delicious casserole dinner.The welcome to daughters was. given by Mrs. Robert Wright, followed with the response to mother's by her daughter Amy Wright.Mrs. Gary Haines gave the invocation.Following the dinner the program was the kitchenette band which consisted of several ladies with a variety of instruments. They played four numbers.The gift of geraniums were given to the oldest mother, Bertha Beatty; the youngest mother. Christ! Cox: and the one coming the greatest distance, Evelyn Totten, and Myrtle Huff Flowers were also given to several whose number on program corresponded to numbers on table center pieces.Jackie Duncan and Patty Hartsock sang followed by a piano solo by Beth Griffith.The speaker Mrs. Harry Worster had for her topic. Nature Does K All. showing and narrating a film of some of her animals and beautiful country scenesThe next meeting will be held June 2. with Mrs. Robert Chase as hostess, and Mrs. John Anderson, program leader.Royal Homemakers Royal Homemakers Club held their* annual Mother-DaughterBanquet Friday night at the Dutch Run Church, with 29 presentA covered dish dinner was eaten, with the welcome given by Martha Young, and the table grace bv Helen Tarrh Following the dinner the following program was given, Devotionals taken from Pro. 31 bv Gladys Marlatt; readings by, Susie Hartsock. and Donna Rae Y'oung; a saxaphone solo, “Let There Be Peace on Earth, by Tracy Mercer; readings by Rebecca Rahn and Joyce Frazee: a poem. Mothers Day by Tracy Mercer; a vocal solo by Mary Lou Kent; a reading by Martha Young.The group also sang, with Lucille Fischer at the piano.Special flowers were received by the oldest mothers, Eva R*eese and Macei Rice; the youngest mother, Ann Mercer; the mothers with most children, Helen Tarrh and Donna Rae Y'oung, with five each; the mother with most daughters present, Martha Y'oung, with three: the grandmother with the most grandchildren and great grandchildren, Nell Lowery, with 17.All those present received flowers which were usedi astable centerpieces.Officers The following District Officers also attending the Warsaw Chapter 409 OES annual inspection. Ruth Ann Mason, president, Evelyn Severance, vice president. Elaine Ligbthizer. treasurer; and Norman Culiison. past patron and honored mason.Coming Meetings Warsaw Chapter 409 OES will meet at 8 p.m. Tuesday at the Masonic Temple West Carlisle United Methodist Women will meet at 1 p.m Wednesday at the home of Sara Berry. Bible study on IstahSenior Citizens Warsaw Senior Citizens met Tuesday afternoon at the Warsaw United Methodist Church, with 20 members answering roll call.The meeting was opened with group surging, followed by the Lords Prayer-The following program was presented, reading. Why Worry by Mary Rodgers; Going Up, Geneva SlaughLer; Nothing To Laugh At. Margaret Bower; What Is A Boy, Hazel Ogle; and an instrumental sob. Red Wing, Olive Reed,Refreshments were served by Olive Reed, Mary Rodgers, and Glada Welker.Meeting was dismissed by a prayer.The next meeting will be held June 8 with Geneva Slaughter and Ruby Wright as hostesses. Program leader. Wtnnogene Lanham
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Coshocton Tribune
Coshocton, Ohio, US
Sat, May 15, 1976
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