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^ ! ■ in mtmmummmmrn**LANGHORNE NEWSLanghorne, Pa., April 20.—The service* at Bethlehem A. M. E. Cko*cil were largely attended all day. Kev.a r Wrijcht preached both morning f and night. At 3:30 p. in.. he again preached one of hla strong sermons. f)Mt. Gilead A. M. K. Church, Rev.G. B. Coggins, pastor, found his members full of the spirit and happy in the love of God, Our last quarterly meeting will be held Sunday, May 9th, to which all are IB* VitVdtl:- Fanny Aroog left for Princeton, N. J., Wednesday, the 14th, and on the account of her sister’s Illness iriH be quietly married to Mr. lxuisH. Willhlte, of Bristol, Pa, W, W.Wm.’H. Creditt, of Pllllwpf'*. Miss E. C. Rhoade*; and Mr. J.Hamilton attnmUwl rmvrort mnA
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Philadelphia Tribune
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, US
Sat, Apr 24, 1915
Page 8
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Margaret R.
PA, USA 12 Feb 2020
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