Ella Moore Class
Mothers & Daughters
Ella Moore Class, East Dallas
Methodist (Church, held a Mother-
Daughter covered dish supper Tues-
day evening at 5:30, with approxi-
mately 100 members and guests
present.
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Dallas Woman's Club (Chorale will
present a concert iat the Orange
Community Hall Wednesday, May 20
at 8 p.m. for the benefit of the
Franklin Township Volunteer Fire
Company, proceeds to go toward
paying for the mew fire truck.
The Choral was organized in 1948
and includes members of both the
Senior and Junior Woman’s Clubs.
It has made over sixty public ap-
pearances.
Pictured above, reading [left to
right, are: front row, Mrs. Norman
Patton, director; Katherine String-
ham, Peggy Porter, Margaret An-
tanaitis, Elaine Allen, Mrs, William
Baker, accompanist; Billie Elston,
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ELECT
DALLAS TOWNSHIP
®Seventeen years in
this community and
always supporting
its churches, schools,
and fire companies.
@ Community minded.
@®War Veteran.
You can depend on
Marty for sincere serv-
ice, courteous treatment
and honest government.
of DALLAS
KENNETH RICE
TAX COLLECTOR
13-A
DAVID S. WILLIAMS
SCHOOL DIRECTOR
18-A
TOWNSHIP
MARTY WALSH
SUPERVISOR
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@® SUN DECKS
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Marion Templin, !Adeltha Mahler,
Marion Harvey, Marjorie Downing.
[Second row: Ruth Ambrose, Helen
Kishbaugh, Emma [Sarley, Helen Mec-
Cord, Janet McGoey, Catherine (Gar-
ris, Jean Edwards, Margaret Purcell,
Amy Scott, Alice Dourand, Dorothy
Crosby. Third row: Manion Tryon,
Mary [Sekara, Mary Bennallack,
Evelyn Eck, Bettie Hanna, Mary
Reese and [Alice Meade. Absent
when the picture was taken were:
Naomi Shaver, Dorothy Nicol, Ruth
Lewin and Dorothy Wileman.
Sweet Valley
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Varner and
Elizabeth and Virginia of Drums
spent [Saturday evening at the home
of Mr. and Mrs, Albert Holcomb.
Mrs. Dayton [Long attended a
shower for her cousin, (Clementine
Petro Saturday night at the home
of Mrs. John Allen, Warrior Run.
Mr. and Mrs, William Smith, Muh-
lenburg, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Bon-
ning and family of Sayre, Mr. and
Mrs. Dennis Bonning Sr. of Jackson
spent Sunday evening as guests of
Mr, and Mrs. Albert Smith.
Mrs Nettie Post and son, How-
ard spent Saturday in Danville.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Doberstein
spent Mothers’ Day with their
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Smith at Nineveh, N. Y.
They were joined .there by their
son, William, of Schenectady.
Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Tubbs of
McKinley Long on Sunday
Bess Klinetob was guest of Mr.
Walter Tviorek for Wdin-
ner and supper on Sunday. Callers
at the Tvorek home were Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Frantz and Sandra
of Bethlehem and Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Frantz and Evelyn of Sha-
vertown °
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Miers of
Oakdale anid Mrs. Richard Thomas
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Clayton Thomas.
Kingston Twp.
Mr. and Mrs, William Hanna Sr.,
Summit Street, visited their son
and daughter-in-law, Mr, and Mrs.
William Hanna Jr. of Fox Chase,
Pa., over the weekend.
Mrs, Hall, Birch Grove, is a pa-
tient at ‘the Wyoming Valley Hos-
pital, where she underwent surgery
A Veteran
for
TAX COLLECTOR
Robert F. George, 38, 54 E.
Franklin Street, Shavertown, is
a candidate for Tax Collector in
Kingston Township.
A graduate of Hanover Town-
ship schools and a resident of
Kingston Township for the past
fourteen years, he is married to
Ethel May Thomas, life-long
resident of Kingston Township
and a graduate of Kingston
Township High School.
They have two children, Rob-
ert, 3, and Nancy Lou, 61
years old.
Mr. and Mrs. George are prop-
erty owners and taxpayers.
Mr. George is employed by
Circle Cleaners as a salesman.
He served five years and ten
months of army duty during
World War II. He was a mem-
ber of the 109th Field Artillery
and was later in the 494th Com-
bat Engineers with the First Di-
vision. After fighting through
the African Campaign, he lost his
right arm in the Ruhr campaign
in Germany. He was in Walter
Reed Hospital from February to
September 1945.
Robert F. George is a mem-
ber of St. Therese’s Church,
Trucksville. Mrs. George is a
member of St. Paul’s Lutheran
Church, Shavertown.
Kingston Township Citizens
should rally to the support of
Robert F. George for Tax Col-
lector as they are known to help
those who are worthy and de-
serve their support and vote.
Let’s show the world that Kings-
ton Township has a heart, and
fight for a man who fought for
us and gave his right arm. You
can use your right arm and pull
the Lever 11A on the Republi-
can Ballot.
THIS ADVERTISEMENT
WRITTEN AND CONTRIBUTED
BY A FRIEND
Former Resident
Elisha Harris, aged 79, and for-
mer resident of Harris Hill and Sha-
vertown, was buried in White
Marsh Cemetery, Lansdale, on May
2.
Mr. Harris conducted a store in
the Herman Van iCampen building
about forty years ago, He was a
man of sterling (Christian charac-
ter, beloved by his family and
friends.
His wife, the former Margaret
Frantz of Carverton, and a sca,
Herbert, preceded him in death sev-
Survivors ‘are: Pear] and Nelda
Harris at home, Fred Harris, Mrs.
Norman Keller, Lansdale, and Mrs.
Irene Luff, Dover, Delaware, There
is also one granddaughter, Reba
Ann Harrig. Relatives who attended
from Shavertown and vicinity were:
Mrs. Stella Frantz Eveland, Tunk-
hannock; Mr. and Mrs. Basil Frantz,
Meshoppen; Mrs, Hazel Frantz
Evans, Mrs. Chester Nesbitt and
Mrs, Arthur Leek, [Shavertown; Rev.
and Mrs. (Chester Harris, Wilkes-
Barre; Mrs, Mabelle Harris Walker,
Clark Summit; Mrs. Helen Harris
Williams, Kingston and ‘Will Harris,
Vestal, New York.
Have Fourth Child
Annapolis, Md. (FHTNIC)—A boy
welighing 7 pounds and 7% ounces
‘was born April 29 to Mrs. Elizabeth
R. Williamson, wife of Navy It,
Howard T. Williamson at the U.S.
Naval Hospital here.
at the Dental Office, Bancroft Hall,
U. S. Naval Academy here is the
son of Mrs, Rhoda E. Bartell of
Dallas, Mrs. Williamson is the
daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Fordyce
B. Logan of 615 East Gregory blvd.,
Kansas (City, Mo.
The baby, named Todd Logan is
the fourth child for the Williamsons
who are residing at Route 2, An-
napolis,
Fire Company Receives
State Appropriation
At the meeting of Shavertown
Fire Company held Monday evening,
Arthur Smith, supervisor, presented
the company with a check for $500,
its share of state appropriation,
Present at the meeting were: Ted
Poad, Rev. Russell Edmondson,
Arthur Smith, Tom Morgan, Robert
Voelker, Clyde Brace, Fred Mal-
kemes, Ralph Gerhart and Allen
Austin,
East Dallas Concert
Myra (Carlin, Mrs. Wilson Ryman
and Jeanette Dixon form the icom-
mittee in charge of the concent to
be presented in East Dallas Metho-
dist (Church Thursday evening at
8. Anthracite Post 283, Veterans of
Foreign Wars, promises a varied
entertainment including some spec-
ial solo work, A nominal fee will
be colledted at the door.
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Thinning Your Iris?
Back Mountain Library grounds
are in neel of 17is and other bulbs.
Residents who are transplanting or
thinning iris are asked to get in
touch with Miriam Lathrop, librar-
ian. Types of low-growing plants
which provide good ground cover
for banks are also acceptable.
Out of all the men President
Eisenhower could have appointed
for Treasurer of the United States,
he selected a woman. Vote for
Helen K. Sgarlat for Tax Collector
of Lake Township on the Republican
Ticket.
PAGE THREE
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Pre-School Examination
Dates For Children
Children who will enter first
grade in the Dallas Borough-Kings-
ton Township Joint Schools in Sep-
tember, 1953, and who are not cur-
rently enrolled in Kindergarten
should appear at the following
schools for health examinations:
Dallas Kindergarten, Building—
Friday, May 15 at 1:00 'P. M.
Trucksville Elementary Building—-
Monday, May 18 at 10:00 A. M.
Shavertown Elementary Building
—Tuesday, May 19 at 10:00 A, M.
Parents may take children to the
building most convenient to them)
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