Slides Of Christmas Shown For OES
Amherst readers saw a Christmas program by the Stoutville chapter of the Order of Easter Star. Mrs Wayne Garland and Mrs Albert King presented The Christmas Story with out of town helpers. The event featured carols and a gift exchange with a postponed district day and next meeting dates set for January 7 and January 21. Tax stamp committees were named for inside and outside the village.
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Amherst
King
Wayne Garland
Albert King
William Barris
Stont
Elmer Cook
Rob
Order of
Easterbert Hoffman
Ward
District Day
Astern Star
Sullivan
Sue
Mortimer
Prince of Peace
Abe
Irving Emmerich
Jones
William Wheatley
Mittees
Edith Ehrman
Barris
Floyd Herchler
Secret Of Christmas Topic At Amherst Church
The Rev Gail Bergstresser will deliver The Secret of Christmas at Sunday services at the First Evangelical United Brethren Church in Amherst A program of Christmas music by the choir and new member welcome will follow The Sunday School Christmas program is set for 730 p.m Youth Fellowship will host Monday Caroling A Christmas Eve Carol and Candlelight service is planned for Wednesday at 3 p m The choir will perform Gesu Bambino by Pietro
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Amherst
Gail Bergstresser
First Evanigelical United Brethren Church
Suruday
Pietre
Choir Cantata Night of Miracles At Foursquare Church
AMHERST The Foursquare Gospel Church Choir presents the Christmas Cantata Night of Miracles by John W. Peterson this Sunday at 7 30 p m in the church. Soloists include Mrs Syd Eihle Otto Bach Harold Smith and Rev William R Moyer. A repeat performance is set for December 26 at 7 30 p m.
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Amherst
Foursquare Gospel Church Choir
John W. Peterson
Syd Eihle
Otto Bach
Harold Smith
William R. Moyer
Young People’s
Berlin Heights
People's Literary Society
Ij Panty
James
David Moon
Carey
Irvin Schatz
Lawrence Johns
Astronomy Talk at Congregational Church Dinner
Amherst event features George Deiderich president of the Black River as guest speaker at a 6:30 dinner by the Congregational Church Laymen's Fellowship. He will show universe pictures and give a talk. there will be no service on Christmas Eve.
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Amherst
George Deiderich
Black River
Congregational Church
Deiderich
Fellowship Unit Yule Program At Amherst Church
Members of the Congregational Women's Fellowship and a guest enjoyed a Christmas program with a reading "When Papa Read the Bible" by Ned Maegie, a cake by Mrs Ben Rasis, a served tamch, carols, and a gift exchange, reported as financially successful.
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Congregational Women’s Fellowship
Howard Maegie
Papa
Ben Rasis
Tamch
Rochester Church Christmas Program and community notices
Rochester Baptist Church hosts its annual Christmas program Sunday at 1 30 p m with the choir performing and children from the primary department presenting I have part. A junior and primary Christmas party follows tomorrow night at Phillip Gatfs home. Mrs Donna Conklin hosted a garden club meeting with Ruth Rowland as co host and Ruth Cowie giving a talk on Christmas decorations. Kenneth Knapp now petty officer second class in the navy, poised for discharge in January. Twenty five Homebuilders met at Arthur Jewett home for Green Gimmer. Family updates include Ford Brabon visiting Elmer Dygert. Walter icons birthday dinner. Kindle and George Davidson groups visiting Mrs Ruth Davidson who plans to join her husband in Japan. Nathan Parks was taken to Crile Veterans Hospital Wednesday with Rev Donald Matheny and Lyle Ziegler visiting Friday.
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Rochester
Ruth Cowie
Kenneth Knapp
Navy
Encoute
Green Gimmer
Arthur Jewett
Ford Brabon
Shelbyville
Mich
Elmer Dygert
Walter
Donald Simon
Chatham
George Davidson
Donald
Perrysville
Ruth Davidsson
Japan
Nathan Parks
Crile Veterans Hospital
Donald Matheny
Lyle Ziegler
Wellington
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