Wyoming Hometown Happenings and School Events
Mrs. Louis Dusanek elected president of the W S C S at the Methodist church annual meeting. Alumni banquet planned for May 26. junior senior fiesta banquet held with 57 guests and a Spanish theme. Wyoming schools close with baccalaureate May 20 and commencement May 22. 21 students to graduate May 22. Markers for War of 1812 and other wars donated to American Legion. Community notices include library additions, club meetings, and local relocations and illnesses.
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St Luke’s Church Opens Summer Schedule with Two Morning Services
St Luke's church begins its summer schedule with two morning worships on Sunday. The 8 a.m. service includes sermon followed by Sunday school at 9. A second identical service at 10 a.m. features organists Mrs A J H McNeill Jr and Mrs Roy V Porter.
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Presbyterian Men Council to Screen The Church in The World
The Presbyterian Men's Council meeting on Monday evening May 21 will feature the film The Church in The World. Dr. and Mrs Karl M Keyes were Sunday visitors in Miles and urged attendance.
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Presbyterian Men’s Council Meeting
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