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DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
together through basic training.
They will compete with other flights
from all parts of the country for
; f 59 young men |Military. academic and athletic
Was i Sy Z at honors. Following the ceremony
from ‘Wyoming . Valley sworn. Jn on Public Square the enlistees were
a ceremony on Public Square fol- | {o1en to Avoca Airport by bus and
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Practice for Christmas will get|
under way in Centermoreland Bap-
tist Church. The Choir will practice
every Thursday night at 6:30 with
Elmer Roderick directing.
‘The Harding football team was
defeated by the West Pittston team.
6, 1900
ers jing
rocks on the sufnmit reflected the
strong sunshine and made the place
comfortable for the 150 visitors to
the sanctuary.
Lehman Ambulance
the US. Army Infantry Training
Center for eight weeks of basic
“training.
Son of Mr. end Mrs. Clark W.
Jackson, he attended Tunkhannock
High School, New York University
and Penn State Technical Institute
Wyoming Valley Philharmonic = Assisting them are Mrs. Bowel
starting its Family Membership | Patterson, Mrs, Don Innes,
Drive, prior to the opening of the' Robert O’Boyle, Mrs. Richard ay
sixth season with a concert Novem-
Sorry boys, better luck next time. Drives To Tunkhannock
Mrs. D. C. Bishop has returned
home after a visit in Philadelphia.
| before entering service.
| He was formerly employed by
| Abercrombie and Fitch in New York
lowing the annual Veterans’ Day left at 5 on Overseas National Air-
parade on Sunday. They will be |lines DC-4 for Lackland Air Force
- known as the Wyoming Valley Vet- | Base, Texas.
Mrs. Johnson Coolbaugh, resident
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Let’s hear from some of you.
Call Barbara Simms at Dallas
41-0823 or drop me a card at
R. D. No. 2, Dallas.
Men’s Bible Class of Lehman
Methodist Church met at the home
of Gordon Dawe; assistant host and
hostess were Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Oncay.
Recent guests of Mrs. William
Major were her son and daughter-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Major
daughter, Mrs. H. G. Bland of New-
port News, Virginia.
Lehman Methodist Church his. re-
organized its choir, splitting it to
form a Chancel Choir whose mem-
bers are of school age and a Senior
Choir consisting of those people
above high school. Both choirs
would like to have some new. mem-
bers and anyone interested is wel-
come to come to practice on Thurs-
day night at 7:30.
Stolarich House Warming
/A surprise house. warming was
held on Sunday night for Mr. and
Mrs. Francis Stolarick. .- A fireplace
couple by the following friends and
neighbors: + Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
Stolarick, Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Disque and Richard, Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Stolarick, Mr. and Mrs.
Glenn Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Disque, Mr. and Mrs. David Eddy,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stolarick, Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin Wright, Mr. and
Mrs. George (Stolarick, Thomas
Estus, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Zurinski,
Mary C. Stolarick, Mr. and Mrs.
John Kupstas, Frank Zurinski, Mr.
and Mrs. William Simms, Eva Zur-
inski.
Scavenger Hunt, Roast
Junior Tri-Hi-Y held a scavenger
hunt and wienie roast Monday
evening at the home of Dorothy
‘Whipp.
Attending were: Marlyn Lipfert,
Donna Weeden, Donna LaBarr, Su-
san Williams, Doris Whipp, Phyllis
Pope, Joyce Oliver, Evelyn Frantz,
Roberta Oldershaw, Evelyn Orch-
ard, Bonnie Case, Ruth Bennett,
Betty Grey, Susan Lawry, and Mary
Shangraw, counselor. It was an-
nounced that next Monday is the
deadline for new members.
Names Omitted
The names of Mr. and Mrs. James
Davenport of Lehman were inadver-
tently omitted from the guest list
appended to the account of Mr. and
Mrs. George Weintz’ anniversary
dinner held October 27 at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Harvey.
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cmd
mer resident of Beaumont,
John Detroy, who has recently
become a resident of Center More-
land, professor at Wilkes College, is
associate conductor, and in addition
handles the tympani. Mrs. Herbert
Weiss, Birch Lane, plays the violin,
and music students of Misericordia
collaborate.
The group was formed with the
goal of providing young people of
the Valley with an orchestra that
would be their own.
Mrs. Hellersperk, Mrs. Davies, and
Mrs. Day, are in charge of the tele-
phone squad in the Back Mountain.
and Doris Mallin.
Golden Eagles Sighted
From Hawk Mountain
Saturday’s migration at Hawk
Mountain near Tamaqua included
125 red-tail hawks, two golden eag-
les, two goshawks, two coopers, two
sharpshins, twenty loons, both red-
throated and common, and 3 to 400
geese, all lifted by the strong North-
west wind.
Edwin Johnson, president of Back
Mountain Bird Club, reports that
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] | boom, and Mrs. Charles Beech. : : :
erans’ Day Flight and will aig es We are still waiting for news| per 26. | a RE of Kmgston Towagan, but a Peileny | City.
Tl pie ca from you folks in Harding way: get : : : at the Lane Nursing Home 1n Zunk- | aL Ll; A
BT ar f | Harding on the phone and call Hazel Rob- Family Membership, explains Mrs. Legion Ruxiliary Plans hannock since July, suffered a hem- |
: s i bins, Harding 2850 with all things | ionic Davies, Jr. entitles the Christ Party Dec. 13 |orhage Monday afternoon, and was
p {i' Ladies Auxiliary to Exeter Town- | of interest. ticket holder to three admissions for ristmas rarty vec. ran sported to Nesbitt Memorial |
p hic Hose Co held their reg each of three concerts, an adult and | Hospital Loh T hi
L ship Hose Company he eir reg- » Mrs. Leonard Harvey and Mrs, | Hospital in Lehman Township am- |
b Six Beautiful Designs 1 ti with Sarah Dymond two children, or two adults and one | arvey bul . staffed by Lester Squier | g
‘ ult se oe Ea a L e h man cold. Two concerts designed espe- | | Thomas Reese were appointed chair- | noes " bys y Lester Squier |
t ¢ PICKET {i ¥ 10g Wit eRe, s ‘men of the December 13 covered ip !
daily for child d
p tive from Wyoming Valley Council i i ally ior ¢ ren are given during Mrs. Arline Kunkle, Mrs. Cool- |
4 y We think that with over 400 dish nd Christmas party b; 2
p © COLONIAL : h 1 h di sh supper a s party by | ¢ {
4 y : the season. Last year the audience | 1)
p e STOCKADE ] of Boy Scouts gave a brief talk on people (registered voters) in Red I T tos the | President Doris Mallin at Thursday | | baugh’s daughter, a teacher at Leh- | BE WISE
S Bi) ded : jampacked Irem Temple for the : i
3 e FLOWER BED | Scouting. The women just onded| the middle of Lehman, we |ioico'to: Wilkes-Barre school chil. | night's meeting of American Legion | man-Jackson-Ross, reports that ne
b eagerly, ifee.ng thoi Is/3 should be able to print a lot of : : Auxiliary 672, Daddow Isaacs Post. | Botner 1s more comioriable, but |
b BORDER & RAIL ) b d. dren, and Kingston High School! hat she'i iously ill.” Mrs, Kunk- | 1
§ {| our boys nee news every week. Everybody Shei . that she is seriously ill.” Mrs. Kunk- | Work n
: ates The Ladies also dre haviag their I> is always going places and do auditorium for those of the West| It was announced that gifts have | 1 4100 died two years ago orkmans
Whatever your requirements ; : € es Side. | been gathered for the Gift Shop at : i .
{ ; Rese ant al.
[ let us call on you and give you | Christies Pana Ho Dose Ing pings £2 Ci Be hire Two new members from the Back] | Veterans’ Hospital, and a number Phil F k I Sp ec
9 vv b estimates. ] hm 3D Wyesy hs you oe De . an Mountain have recently been added | of comfort items prepared for the ip I. Jac son 1s 1850 FORD
} . g 11 i } . ; to the Board, Mrs. Stefan Hellers- patients. Members of the Legion Ho 3
: You'll be surprised at the low { The Young Poors of Coritermord. | with forlly or. friends, how e Boar rs. Stefan Hellers | B nS, Hoshrg 9 J g Training Bt Fort Dix Viz Codon s
b cost of this fence : perk and Mrs. Houston Day. Other | Home Association discussed plans
: land Baptist Church recently had a about letting us know, We all local board members are Mrs. Mae | for the coming year. Fort Dix, N. J.— Private Philip | Sedan
p N. S. STREDNY 1 | hay ride, after which refreshments bay ad read the Dallas Post Townend, Mrs. John Conyngham, Present were Mesdames John Fredrick Jackson of Centermoreland | ,
b | were served. each week and it seems to me Mrs. Ab Nesbi h. | Garbutt, Thomas . Reese, - Marvin | bas arrived here and been assigned 1955 FORD Customline 4 Door
C 1 d 4 th Seauld t it with dr., S. ram Nesbitt, Mrs. Arc , 5 : : J
* b eneral Landscaping ] November 19 will mark the ban- at ‘We shou : Sap 3 Mi bald Brooks, Mrs. Stanley Davies, | Carkhuff, Joseph Hudak, William | to H. Company Third Regiment of Sedan. REH. 5] 495
[ DALLAS R.D. 1 4 | quet given by the Kiwanis for the oo hows 7% 2 5h 0. Jr., and Dr. Eugene Farley, summer | | McNeel, Harold Brobst, Frank Ferry, | py”, | Overdrive
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