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THE POST, FRIDAY, MAY 18, 1951
Mothers and Daughters Meet
“At Harveys Lake Tea Party
Mothers and daughters of the®
Harveys Lake Woman's Service
Club enjoyed a tea at the Lake
Township High School last Thurs-
day evening when entertainment
was furnished by Miss Mary Jack-
son, mezzo soprano Misericordia
student, accompanied by Miss Janet
Cornell, Meeker, by a piano solo by
Miss Cornell and a reading by Miss
Janet Gibler.
Mothers received carnation cor-
sages,
Present were: Mesdames Dean
Kocher, Donald Smith, Clarence
Oberst, Walbridge Leinthall, El-
wood Whitesell, Henry Wolfe, Ful-
ler Ashton, Warren Dennis, Herbert
Payne, Albert Armitage, Francis
Shiner, John Stenger, Malcolm Nel-
son, John Schappert, Frank Bialo-
gowicz, David Price, Gus Condoras,
Harry Allen, Fred Swanson, Henry
Deater, George Whitesell, Harry
Brodhead, Harry LaBarr, Steve
Owens, Clarence Moledor, George
Bray, Joseph Rauch, Herman Gar-
inger, Garfield Jackson, Raymond
Grey, Anthony Serhan, Leo Decker,
Luther Hummel, Otis Allen, Richard
Williams, David Morris, Fred Cris-
pell, Bernard Long, Robert Schaller,
Clarence Montross, Harry Jones,
William Deets, John Zorzi Jr., Wal-
ter Kitchen, Russell Dodd, John
Dougherty, Elwood Davis, Carl
Schreiner Jr., Merrel Burnett, John
Nothoff, Martin Petroskas, Earl
Payne, Carl Swanson, George Tay-
lor, Jennie Davis, Hattie Wesley,
Misses Mary Jackson, Janet Gebler,
Janet Cornell, Jean Bialogowicz,
Virginia Price, Connie Condoras,
Carol Deets, Frances Yahara, Paul-
ine Davis, Bethia Allen, Sandra
Morris, Irene Schaller, Marcia Wil-
liams, Linda Grey, Barbara Deater.
Miss Lathrop Attends
N. E. Pa. Library Session
Miss Miriam Lathrop, Back
Mountain Library librarian, attend-
ed the Northeastern Pennsylvania
Library Association meeting at
Montrose Saturday. Mary Barrett,
King’s College librarian, was
speaker.
The first year of the Back Moun-
tain Library’s existence, the meet-
ing was held in the newly ac-
quired and remodelled building.
[detown
Mr. and Mrs. Claude MacDougall
and family of Wilkes-Barre spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Kitchen.
Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Kreidler
Jr. were callers at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Tekar of
Courtdale on Sunday.
Miss Dorothy Fritz of New York
City, Mr. and Mrs, James Fritz
and daughters Marilyn, Barbara,
Dorothy of Baltimore spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ern-
est Fritz. -
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Shallen-
berger Jr. and daughters, Linda
and Pamela Jean of Green Brook,
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PEUPLE'S
N. J., spent the weekend with her
mother, Mrs. Ruth Ide.
The beautiful Vases of flowers
on the church altar Sunday were
given by Mr. and Mrs. Robert D.
Renshaw of Forty Fort in memory
of their son Elwood and the basket
of flowers was given by the Agnew
family in memory of Mrs, Claude
Agnew.
The W.. S. C. S. will serve a
dinner at the churchhouse on Wed-
nesday, Decoration Day. Mrs.
Dean Shaver is chairlady. Serving
will start at noon until all are
served.
Beaumont
The Town Team bopped its first
loss this season as Orange took
them 5-4. The next game will
be at Noxen.
All of us send our sympathy to
Charles Everetts, Jr. at the death
of his father.
Mrs, Daisy Fillmore of Scranton,
Mrs. Abrahm Ryman of Wyoming
and Mrs. Addie Austin of Beau-
mont were Sunday dinner guests of
the W. Arch Austins. .
“Great-Grandma” Rifenberry of
Luzerne poured tea at the Mother-
Daughter Tea sponsored by the
Lend-A-Hand Club with Mrs. Arno
Smith, who had her four daugh-
ters present.
Jeanette Traver, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Voyle Traver, heaped
more honors on us when she won
the fifty dollar English Award at
Bloomsburg State Teachers’ College
for writing the best theme on
“Why I Need Fifty Dollars.” Jean-
ette is also on the “Dean’s List.”
The Ernest Downs family = of
Mansfield were here for Mother's
Day with Ernest’s mother, Mrs.
Mary Downs.
The stork brought the Elmer
Daleys a ten-pound gal, May 10 at
ten A. M.
Warren Johnson is our newly
appointed carrier on the R. D. 1
Harveys Lake Route.
Kenneth Denmon, USN, son of
the “Casey” Denmons writes that
he has landed troops at Pusan,
Korea.
The Frank Bittenbenders of N. J.
spent Mother's Day with the Char-
les Hilberts where Mrs, Maude
Scovell was also a guest recently.
Mrs. Frear Hess, Mrs, Raymond
Denmon, Mrs. Louisa Nieman, Miss
Louise Ohlman, and Mr. and Mrs.
W. Arch Auston attended the
School Lunch Institute at Scranton
last Saturday.
The Samuel Thompsons have
moved to Lorrain, Ohio.
Lehman
Friendship Class of Lehman
Methodist Church will conduct a
bake sale at Lehman-Jackson High
School Tuesday.
~ Mrs: John Roberts was chosen
president and Mrs. Lewis Ide, vice
president at the meeting of Friend-
ship Class recently. Other officers:
Mrs. Ralph Miers, secretary; treas-
urer, Mrs. Chester Lamoreaux; pub-
licity, Mrs. Edwin Wright; secretary
of gifts, Mrs. Francis Lewis; secre-
tary of cards, Mrs. Russell Cool-
baugh.
August 25 was chosen for the
annual Flower Show with Miss
Dorothy Major, chairman and Mrs.
Charles Nuss and Mrs. Leonard
Adamchak, co-chairmen.
Mrs. Albert Ide spent last week
end visiting her sister, Miss Murial
Zimmerman in New York City.
Mrs. Lester Squier will enter-
taine members of the W. S. C. S.
this afternoon.
Leonard Ide and Lewis Ide en-
tertained members of the Men's
Bible Class at the Leonard Ide
home recently. After the business
meeting, lunch was served to Rev.
F. K. Abbott, W. R. Neely, F. Sear-
foss, William Tretheway, Homer
Middleton, Lester Squier, Joseph
Ellsworth, Russell Ruble, Ralph
Miers, John Roberts, Charles Nuss,
and Robert Disque.
Miss Betty Alling and Mr. and
Mrs. Ira Alling, Wyoming, and Mrs.
Francis Lewis, spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Alling
in Westminster, Maryland.
Mr and Mrs. Ralph Johnson, Jr.
of Vestal, N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs. Rich-
ard Johnson and family, of Bing-
Richards and sons, Dallas; Mr. and
Mrs. William Thompson, Kingston, Mr.
spent Mother’s Day with Mr. and
Ralph Johnson, Lehman, and sons, Kingston, were recent
Irma Fine and daughter | guests of’Mr. and Mrs. Ralph John-
Brennan and grand- | son.
Alice
daughter Eleanor Brennan, Spring-
field, Mass., spent Monday with
Mr. and Mrs, Ralph Johnson.
and Mrs. William Dodds,
and Mr. and Mrs. Jean Stanfield
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald
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