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Purely Personal
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Nulton of
Noxen have announced the birth of
a baby boy at General Hospital,
March 16.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ash and
family of Shavertown spent the
weekend in Philadelphia.
Ann Peterson who has been
spending her vacation with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Peterson
of Norton Avenue, is spending the
week in Washington D. C. with
some former Pembroke College
classmates and enjoying the cherry
blossoms.
Mrs. W. B. Risley who has been
spending the winter at Nicholson
with her daughter, Mrs. Clarence
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Carl Hedden who has been spend-
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his studies at Deerfield Academy
tomorrow,
Miss Nellie Betterly, who is em-
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weekend in Dallas as guest of Miss
Frances Dorrance, Church Street.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Mayer and
family who have been spending the
winter at Sarasota, Fla., have gone
to Seaside Heights where they op-
erate a restaurant in the spring
and summer months.
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281 Tours Dallas Post
Seven Cub Scouts of Den 1, Dallas
Cub Scout Pack 281, accompanied
by den-mother Mrs. Thomas E.
Cease, toured the Dallas Post build-
ing Tuesday afternoon under guid-
ance of Howard Risley, editor. They
were particularly impressed with
the linotype machines and the flat-
bed press.
Present were Keith Sutton, Allan
Jonathan Cease, Ronald Grant, Jos-
eph Hand, William Ziegenfus, Wil-
Draper Schoonover has returned
ome after submitting to an opera-
tion on his foot.
Florence Weaver and Vivian Dy-
mond were Sunday dinner guests of
Ruth and Florence Montross.
Philip Jackson of New York spent
the weekend with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Clark Jackson.
Mrs. Ruby Besteder, Mrs. Draper
Schoonover, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold
Patton, son Billie, Misses Emma
Jane and Barbara Schoonover, Matt
Schoonover attended the wedding
Mrs. Cease.
Den 1, formed in March, 1954,
has made a number of visits to
points of interest, including Luzerne
County Prison, where boys were
guided by Warden William Healey,
and Luzerne County Courthouse,
where they were addressed by
Judge William A. Valentine. Janu-
ary 29 they took a train trip to
Lehighton in company with 900 Cub
Scouts from the Wilkes-Barre area.
Mrs. Cease plans to take den
members to the Commonwealth
Telephone Company, to Hayfield
points of interest, as part of a
“Know Your Community” project.
Lake Noxen Cub Scouts
Hold First Banquet
About one hundred twenty cub
scouts and den mothers were served
a delicious turkey dinner by mem-
bers of the Noxen Lutheran Church
Ladies Aid in the Lutheran Church
Hall Saturday night when the néw-
ly organized cub scouts pack 531
of the Lake-Noxen area held its
first blue and gold banquet. Pack
531 consists of three dens from
Noxen and three from Harveys Lake.
Tables were decorated with white
birch tepees and canoes and blue
and white tapers. Wolf, bear or lion
heads marked off each den. Pro-
grams were written on miniature
scout hats and favors were cub
scout busts.
Speakers of the evening were
Robert Z. Bellas, Dick Williams, Earl
Black and Walter Bronson; Invoca-
tion by Rev. Henry Kraft.
Den mothers are: Mrs. Eleanor
Edwards, Mrs. Elwood Whitesell,
Mrs. Marguerite Shaver, Harveys
Lake; Mrs. Ruth Patton, Mrs. Fran-
cis Kresge, Mrs. Arline Traver,
Noxen.
Lee Landmesser, Host
At Birthday Supper
Lee Landmesser, Pikes Creek, en-
tertained for Mrs. Robert J. Wil-
liams of Wilkes-Barre at a surprise
birthday supper party Saturday
night. Decorations were carried out
in pink and white, with a large
birthday cake flanked by pink carn-
ations and white tapers for a cen-
terpiece.
Guests were Mrs. Pearl Bromfield,
Mrs. Violet Hauser, Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Royer, Atty. and Mrs.
Donald Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Ar.
thur D. Landmesser, Evadne Rug-
gles, and Robert J. Williams.
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Does Little Sis want
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or whole new Easter
Outfit—dress, coat,
and hat?
Do Dad and Brother need
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socks in pink ’n black?
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Honoring Bride Elect
Mrs. Cedric Griffiths and Mrs.
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Nancy Dymond, bride elect. Present
were Carol Brent, Charlotte Dy-
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Westmoreland Rodent
Control On Television
The rat and rodent control pro-
gram being conducted by the bio-
logy classes at the Westmoreland
Franklin D. Coslett of WBRE tele-
vision station.
Station WBRE has had a series
of pictures showing the pupils call-
ing at homes in the community.
These pictures will be shown over
WBRE tonight.
Card Of Thanks
Mrs. James Traver, Kunkle, re-':
cently returned home after ten days '
as a surgical patient, wishes to
thank friends who remembered her
with cards and flowers during her
illness.
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