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Brownies participate in Plymouth church service

<p>Members of the Plymouth Christian Church held a walk for hunger and a Souper bowl luncheon. Soup, bread and drink were available for purchase after worship service. Proceeds were donated to the Christian Service Center of Plymouth. Boy Scout Sunday was celebrated at the same time with Nathaniel Wren, Troop 146, and Christopher Sims, an Eagle Scout, being honored and participating. Some of the participants, from left, first row, are; Lori Dydynski, Carol Donahue, Adrienne Wren, Hilda Brizzy and Ted Wren. Second row: Jean Dydynski and Rachael Pollard. Third row: Jackie Bromack, Marcia Young, Wren, Judy Letteer, Dorothy Flynn and Carol Truskowski. Fourth row: Pastor David Quesenberry, Sims, Mike Pepe and Mildred Jenkins.</p><style>
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Church supports Christian Service Center of Plymouth