PAGE SIX THE DALLAS POST, FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1958 Neighborhood News aT Notes OF Personal fo DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA Purely Personal Mr. and Mrs. Claude Nulton, Nox- | en, have announced the birth of a! baby girl at General Hospital on March 14. ; Robert Klein, Pioneer Avenue, has been transferred to Pittsburgh. Mrs. Klein is still here but the family will move as soon as they can find a home out there. Mr. and Mrs. J. Archbald Brooks and daughter, Missy, have returned to their home in West Dallas after spending a vacation in the British West Indies. Mr. and Mrs. Jay M. Llewellyn, Goss Manor, are spending a vaca- tion in Lauderdale by the Sea. From there they will fly to Jamaica. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Hummel Sr., accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Albert Smith and Darwin to Harrisburg on Sunday where Mr. Smith continued on to West Virginia and Toledo, Ohio with his Great Lakes trailer. On returning home, Mrs. Smith went via Lewistown where she planned to visit her sister, Mrs. Charles Ritter, the former Virgie Bonning but found she was in the Lewistown hospital. Mrs. Mildred Lutes of Lake Street and Mrs. Clara Troxell, Main Street, attended the International Beauty Congress in New York City this week at the Statler Hotel. Mrs. Troxell reports blue, rose, pink and green hairdoes, as well as more usual shades. Mr. and Mrs. George Weintz and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Davenport of Lehman, with Leonard Harvey of Dallas, made a business trip to Har- risburg on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Oney of Johnson City will be in Dallas for the weekend. Mrs. Frank Harvey baby-sat with Deborah and Blaine Oney in John- son [City from Sunday until Wed- nesday of last week. LAMPS Spring brings exciting ideas of new lamps in the home . . . so if you are planning to bring “new light” into yours . . . do see our collection, newly ar- rived from the N. Y. Lamp Show! You'll find beautiful lamps in the newest designs . . . whites, brass, alabaster! Kay Ann Yeisley Mr. and Mrs. Keith Yeisley, Main Highway, Trucksville, have announ- ced the birth of a seven pound, fifteen ounce baby girl, Kay Ann, at General Hospital March 15. They also have another little girl, Kim, aged one year and seven months old. Mrs. Yeisley is the former Marilyn Conden, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Merle Conden of Dallas R. D. 1. Mr. | Yeisley is son of Mrs. Roberta Yeis- i ley of Main Street, Shavertown. He is employed by Evans Pharmacy, Shavertown. \ Leslie Sosan Weber Mr. and Mys. Lester Weber, Rid- ley Park, Pa., announce the birth of a six pound, thirteen ounce baby girl, Leslie Susan, on March 14. This is their first child. Mrs. Weber is the former Dorothy Gregory, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Gregory of Trucksville. Mr. Weber is son of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Weber of Lock Haven. He is a re- search worker with the Wyeth Drug Company. Phyliss Renee Sorber Mr. and Mrs. Philip Sorber, Sorber Mountain, announce the birth of a baby, girl, Phyliss Renee at General Hospital on March 1. There are three other children, Rodney, Brad- ley and Kathy. Mrs. Sorber is the former Dolores Roberts. Goble Sisters, Guests At Birthday Party Mr. and Mrs. Albert Goble, Noxen, entertained at a birthday party at Veterans’ Hall Saturday afternoon honoring their daughters, Sharon and Alberta. Sharon was eleven, Alberta thirteen. Present were Vickie Wommer, Dawn Goble, Russell Kline, Carl Siglin, George Siglin, Larry Butler, Donna Meeker, Diane Blizzard, Jo- anne Hallock, [Rose Marie Jones, Rose Mary Engelman, Sandra Si- mon, Sharon Siglin, Emily Kellar, Peggy Patton, Sherry Hubbell, Sharon Brody, Joyce Montross, Gayle Nalbone, Carol Patton, Doris Bpace, George Patton, Mark Dend- ler, Richard Newell, John Mulligan, Edward Hollos, Ronald Visneski, ‘prices are LOWER than the exact styles youll find else- where! Open every Monday ’til 8 p.m. and daily from 9-5. ANTHONY’S STUDIO & GIFT SHOP Joseph Simon, Fred Boston, Charles Werner, Raymond Scott, Larry Ped- erson, William Coole, Alan Keiper, Tommie Teetzel, Ernest Teetzel, Martin Brobst, Raymond Keiper, Keith Schenck, Claude Nulton, Linda Weaver, Roberta Steele, Tom- my Space, Mildred Jane Case, Liva 437 Chestnut St. Kingston BU 7-1712 You Get QUALITY for the same price — or less . . . when you Kay Territo, Kathy Newberry, Mrs. Ralph Engelman, the guests of hon- or and the host and hostess. Helen K. PASTEL In Pink - | Tunior Woman's Club Plans Spring Dance Dance committee appointed by | Dallas Junior Woman's Club, is lay- | ing plans for the annual, spring dance, scheduled for May 3, 9 to 1, at Irem Country Club. Seated are: Mrs. Hugh Carr, Jr., Mrs. Edward Tesnar, Mrs. John M. Culp, Jr., general chairman;-and Mrs. Stanley Hozempa. Standing are Mrs. James Beseck- er, Jr., and Mrs. Hanford Eckman. Absent when the picture was taken was Mrs. Ross Williams, Jr. Mrs. Carr and Mrs. Tesnar,, co- chairmen of decorations, with com- mittee, Mesdames Royal Culp, Ray Daring, Carl Goeringer, Thomas Hinckley, Henry Liebold and Robert Photo by Kozemchak. | | Moore, will carry out the theme of | Neptune's Ball. Door chairman Mrs. Williams will be assisted by Mrs. Robert Holland and Mrs. Bernard Rogers. In charge of publicity are Mrs. James Besecker, Jr., and Mrs. Eck- man, working with committee mem- bers Mesdames Ray Daring, William Dunn and Harry Edwards, Jr. Reservations will be made with chairmen Mrs, Stanley Hozempa and Mrs. Edward Jackson, or Mes- dames Morton Hewitt, James Miller, Raymond Parsons and Elmer Wil- liams. Mrs. Ruggles Improving Mrs. Frank Ruggles, chair every day. in Meeker within a short time. Entertain At Party Mr. and Mrs. James Gillis, Noxen, the host and hostess. from Salsburg’s 15¢ .. ®3.15 ASSORTED CHOCOLATES HOLLOW EGGS TO FILL CHOCOLATE RABBITS CHOCOLATE HENS CHOCOLATE CHICKS CHOCOLATES Green - Yellow Personalized EGGS No Extra Charge buy Helen K. Salsburg’s Candy ! PURE BUTTER and FRESH COCOANUT ! ALL EASTER CANDY is made of the same Fine Quality Milk Chocolate as regular assortment. The only complete Helen K. Salsburg Selection in the Back Mt. FRANTZ’S CARD & GIFT SHOP MEMORIAL HIGHWAY SHAVERTOWN OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL 10 P.M. making steady ' improvement at General Hospital, is allowed to be up in a She is looking forward to returning to her home Mrs. Ruggles, 83, broke her hip when she fell on the ice in her back yard on Washington's Birthday. The fracture was reduced by opera- tion, with insertion of a metal pin to hold the broken bone together. entertained at a party at their home on Saturday evening. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Crispell, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Belles, Mr. and Mrs. Emil Balewski, Mr. and Mrs. Robert May, Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Bean and Loyalville Brownies Loyalville Brownie Troop 85 en- { Day party joyed a St. Patrick’s Monday. creen cake and lemonade. Dawn Covert, Susan Honeywell, Paulette Lord, Marcia Sorchik, Don- na Wesley, Janet Whitesell, Della Steinruck and leader, Martha Stein- ruck. Home From Hospital Earl Henwood, Sr., being a patient at Nesbitt Hospital. He expects to be back in the drug store shortly. Party table was gay with | Enter- tainment consisted of playing of games and reading stories. Present were Diane Baer, Elizabeth Correia, has returned to his home in Trucksville after Colendar Events SATURDAY: Township card party. SUNDAY: West Side Catholic glee club, 3 Dallas Methodist Sacred concert, 11 a. m. MONDAY: Glee Club. Westmoreland Parents. TUESDAY: Gate of Heaven PTA. ‘WEDNESDAY: Bloodmobile, Borough School, 12 to 6. Business and Professional Tab, Annex, 8 p. m. THURSDAY: Legion Auxiliary, 8. Harveys Lake Women’s Club. Paul Arnold DeBarry Mr. and Mrs. Stephen L. DeBarry, Sunset Drive, Oak Hill, have an- nounced the birth of an eight pound baby boy, Paul Arnold, at General Hospital on March 18. The couple has another son, Stephen Louis, Jr. Mrs. DeBarry is the former Betty Reese, daughter of Dr. Lewis S. Reese of Kingston and the late Mildred Reese. She writes the Oak Hill news for the Dallas Post. Mr. DeBarry is son of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. DeBarry, Wilkes- Barre R. D. He is manufacturing engineer for the W. L. Maxson Cor- poration at Old Forge. Fiftieth Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Alex Wallace, White Birch Trailer Ranch, Kunkle Road, will ceebralte their fiftieth wedding anniversary, Friday, March 28, with open house for their friends and neighbors from 2 until 10 p.m. Any one is welcome. Five New Members Wel ome At Library Book Club Meeting Names of five new members of the Book Club were read by Mrs. Edgar Brace at Wednesday after- noon’s meeting, and Mrs. Dorrance Reynolds was introduced. Others, not present, were: Mrs. William Kelly, Dallas; Mrs. Harry H. John- son, Elmecrest; Charles Lilly, Dallas R. D. 3, and Mrs. Enoch Thomas, Pioneer Avenue. Mrs. Frank Anderson, member of a survey team which has been evaluating Osterhout Library, was introduced by Mrs. Mitchell Jenkins. Mrs. Anderson spoke of the advis- ability of libraries collaborating, so that expensive works of reference might be on call for any of a group of libraries, thus broadening the effectiveness of library coverage in this age ‘of expanding for exact knowledge. Mrs. Anderson brought out a number of little-known points about the service Osterhout renders the community. Mrs. Clarence Laidler introduced as guests Mrs. Louis Brown and Mrs. Judd Holt. 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