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' Philadelphia,
Jr., and Jennie and baby Ben.
.son, Warren, who was sixteen.
Purely
Personal
Mrs. Clayton Traver has returned
to her home at Idetown after being
a patient at Nesbitt Hospital. Her
infant son, Thomas Charles, who
was born January 2 is still in an
oxygen tent at the hospital. He is
improving.
. Mr. and Mrs. William Schmidle,
Main Highway, Trucksville, have
announced the birth of a baby girl at
General Hospital on January 13.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Papson and
family have moved from Swoyers-
ville to a home they purchased on |
Highland Avenue, Trucksville. Mr.
Papson is employed by the Bell
Telephone Company.
Mr. and Mrs. Burt Bryant, Dallas
R. D. 2, have announced the birth
of a daughter at General Hospital
on January 14.
Mr. and Mrs. Jeremiah Ferguson
and Jerry, former Norristown resi-
dents, have purchased and moved
i
Neighborhood
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, JANUARY 19.1961
News And Novos Of Personal
DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
nterest
Mrs. Herman Thomas, President
Of Library Book Club For 1961
Mrs. Herman Thomas was elected
president for a two velar term and
Mrs. Arthur Ross, vice |president, at
the meeting of Back Mojuntain Mem-
orial Library Book Clula held in the
Annex on Monday. Other officers:
treasurer, Mrs. Thomas Hillyer, sec-
retary, Mrs. Enoch Thounaas.
Reports of all commiti.ees for 1961
were read and accepted. Mrs. O. R.
Lamb and Mrs. George Montgomery
| poured.
New committees appointed: pro-
gram, Mrs. Arthur Rogs, chairman,
Mrs. Mitchell Jenkins,: Mrs. Stefan
Hellersperk, Mrs. William Jeter,
Miss Frances Dorranceg book selec-
tion, Mesdames Weanren Unger,
chairman, Foster Roflers, William
Wicht, Lloyd Kear, Jokin S.' Wilson,
Charles Frantz, A. Ch Rutherford,
into a home on Oak Hill Drive. Mr.
Ferguson is an engineer with the |
W. H. Nicholson Company.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kern, |
Meadowerest, announce the birth of |
a baby boy at General Hospital on
January 16.
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Yeraback
have moved from Church Street,
Wilkes-Barre, to a home they pur-
chased at 124 Franklin Street,
Shavertown. Mr. Yeraback is an
engineer with American Chain and
Cable.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gordon,
Roushey Street, Shavertown, have
announced the birth of a son at
General Hospital on January 14.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Carr, Jr., and
family of Church Street, Dallas, will
move shortly to Rochester, N. Y. '
Mrs. L. E. Beisel, Idetown, will see
the Inaugural Parade on Friday,
driving down with her son, William
and his wife Friday morning from
and returning there
that same evening. Mrs. Beisel
left yesterday for Philadelphia.
Todd Davis Harding, son of Mr.
and Mrs. R. M. Harding of Herndon,
Virginia, and grandson of Mr. and
Mrs. T. M. B. Hicks, Pioneer Avenue,
will carry a flag in the Inaugural
selected to represent Herndon.
Rev. Charles Frick, pastor of
Huntsville Christian Church, attend-
ed a conference of pastors of
Pennsylvania (Christian Churches
Monday and Tuesday in LeMoyne,
driving to Harrisburg with Rev.
Roger Heimer, Rev. Edward I John,
and Rev. Lawrence Boak, all of
Wyoming Valley.
Mrs. Harry Swepston, Sr., of Oak
Hill, submitted to surgery Monday
at’ University of Pennsylvania
Hospital, Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hanscom and
family, formerly of Montoursville,
have purchased and moved into a
home on Harris Hill Road, Trucks-
ville. Mr. Hanscom is associated with
the Nationwide Insurance Company.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Zukosky and
family have moved from Edwards-
ville to a home they have purchased
on Harris Hill Road, Trucksville. Mr.
Zukosky is a plasterer.
Mrs. Leighton R. Scott, Easton,
and Mrs. Clarence Boston, Swarth-
more, will spend the weekend with
the Howard Bisleys, Huntsville Road,
Dallas.
Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas and
family, formerly of Dunmore, are
renting 22 Main Street, Trucksville.
Mr. Thomas is a salesman for Tenox
Paint.
Mrs. Harry Ohlman moved over
the weekend from Machell Avenue
to Norton Avenue.
‘Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Manley and
family have moved from Taylor to
208 Holly Street, Trucksville. Mr.
Manley is assistant manager of the
American Store, Shavertown.
Attorney John CC. Phillips, who
has been a patient at General Hospi-
tal for some time has returned
to his home on Huntsville Road,
Dallas.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Vopper and
family have moved from Schuylkill
Haven to 247 Meadowcrest, Trucks-
ville. Mr. Vopper is radio announc-
er for WBAX,
Mrs. Stuart Marks, Lehman, is
spending two weeks in Indianapolis
visiting her daughter and son-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. Ben C. Shipman,
Mr. ‘and Mrs. Clayton Stetson and
family, formerly of Springville,
N. ¥., have moved to Poplar Street,
Dallas R. D. 2. Mr. Stetson is asso-
ciated with the Foremost Dairy.
Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Hinkle and
children, formerly of Kansas City,
Mo., are renting a house at 142 W.
Hillside Avenue, Trucksville. Mr,
Hinkle is associated with Blue Rib-
ben Cake Company.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Richie have
moved from Philadelphia to 331
Terrace Street, Trucksville. Mr.
Richie is an auditor with the Arthur
Anderson Company.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Slaff, Machell
Avenue, celebrated their forty-first
wedding anniversary on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Harvey,
Woodlawn Drive, had as guests over
the weekend Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
Creasy and son of Rutledge, Pa. The
Creasys are former Dallas residents.
Elmer Reese, Dallas RD3, is a
patient at Nesbittt Hospital where
he submitted to surgery.
Rev. and Mrs. Russell Edmondson,
Shavertown, entertained at a sur-
prise party Saturday honoring their
Cousins, Ann Daw Heffernan,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Heffernan, 3rd, Druid Hills, and
Bryan Ranson Daw, son of Mr. and
Mrs. William J. Daw, 3rd, were
baptised at Shavertown Methodist
Church on Sunday. Rev. Robert I.
Yost officiated.
June.
John C. Phillips, Martin Davern;
hospitality, Mrs. John! H. G. Fergu-
son, Mrs. Fred Howell; membership,
Mrs. Gerald Stout, Mrs. Peter Clark,
Mrs. O. K. Lamb; contingent fund, |
Mrs. |
George Montgomery; publicity, Mrs. |
Mrs. Otto Weyand; finance,
Robert Van Horn, chairman, Mrs.
Howard Risley; telephone and volun
teer, Mrs. Henry Peterson, Mrs. M.
J. Brown.
Mrs. Harold Titman and Mrs.
Russell Frantz are in charge of re-
freshments for the Annual Meeting
on Thursday, January 26.
Present at Monday's meeting were
Mesdames Arthur Ross, Thomas Hill-
yer, Homer Moyer, H. W. Smith,
Fred Howell, Mitchell Jenkins,
Charles Frantz, Enoch Thomas, Al-
bert Jones, Willard Seaman, Edgar
Brace, Michael Brown, A. G. Ruther-
ford, Herman C. Thomas, George
Montgomery, O. K. Lamb.
‘Sharon Kim Hinkle Is
‘Baptized On Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. Hinkle,
Meadowcrest, Truckswille, had their
| daughter, Sharon Kir, baptized at
the White Church oft the Hill on
Sunday. Rev. Robert Germond offi-
ciated.
Following the sciihs the couple
entertained at a family dinner: Mr.
and Mrs. Theodore Hinkle, paternal
grandparents, Mr. ankll Mrs. William
Lohman, maternal | grandparents,
Sandra Hinkle, Mrs. {Earl Henwood,
Sharon Ward, Ashley, for whom the
baby was named. Miss Ward is
cousin of the baby’s mnother.
Debra Ann Green
; i
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Green Jr.
Kunkle, announce the birth of a
baby girl, Deborah Ann, weight five
pounds, fifteen oundes, at General
Hospital on January 14. This is
their first child. They have been
married thirteen years.
Mrs. Green is the former Catherine
Grivner of Wilkes-Barre. Mr. Green
is son of Mr. and Mrd. Sam Green Sr.,
Tunkhannock Highway.
Jeffery Mark Gordon
Mr. and Mrs. Carll Gordon, Roush-
ey Street, Shavertown, announce
the birth of a som, Jeffery Mark,
in General Hospital on January 14.
He weighed seven pounds, thirteen
ounces. Thev have another son,
Gregory, aged two.
Mrs. Gordon is the former Lorraine
Gosart, daughter ‘of Mr. and Mrs.
John Gosart of Overbrook Avenue,
Fernbrook. Mr. Gordon is son of Mr.
and Mrs. Lawrence Gordon of Sweet
Valley.
Cashmark Back Here
John 8. Cashmark was up from
Bel Air, Maryland, on Saturday to
attend the funeral of his grand-
mother in Kingston. A graduate of
Westmoreland High School and
Drexel Institute, John is an engineer
with Bendix Radio: Division in
Towson, Md. He is still active in the
Boy Scouts and is a local preacher,
as he was here, in the Methodist
Church. He and his wife, the former
Elizabeth Turner of Honesdale, are
expecting their (first child in
February.
Mrs. Frances Keller
Is Hostess To W.S.C.S.
W.S.CS. of Alderson Methodist
Church was entertained at home of
Mrs. Francis Keller, Sterling Farms,
on Thursday evening.
The Society is: planning a
“Christmas In July” which will be
a bazaar and entertainment. Every
member is asked to start making
something now.
“World Day of Prayer” will be
held at Noxen on February 17, with
all four charges participating.
The study class of this week will
be taught by Mrs. Raymond
Garinger, beginning on Tuesday
night February 21st. at 7:30 p.m.
Mrs. Arthur Wagner and Mrs.
Howard Higgins were assistant
hostesses. Others present were
Mesdames Gilbert Carpenter, Earl
Rogers, Theodore Heness, Helen
Hartman, Raymond Grey, Albert
Armitage, Harry Beck, Edgar
Hughes, Lina 'Garinger, Eleanor
Humphrey.
Mrs. Raymond Garinger, program
chairman introduced Mrs. William
James of Centermoreland who gave
an interesting talk on Town and
Country. Mrs. James is District
Secretary of Town and Country.
Carol Wagner, Engaged
To New Jersey Man
Announeement has been made of
the engagement of Carol Louise
Wagner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Wagner, Sr., Demunds Road,
Dallas, to Harry S. Foreman, Jt., son
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Forman,
_Sr., of Columbus, N. J.
The bride elect is a graduate of
Westmoreland High School. She is
employed by the Commonwealth
Telephone Company. Mr. Forman
was graduate from William MacFar-
land High School, Bordentown, N. J.,
and is employed by the Public Ser-
vice ‘Electric and Gas Company in
Trenton, N. J. }
| The wedding will take place in
Drake Twins Are Guests
At 6th Birthday Supper
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Drake, Wood-
lawn Drive, Dallas, entertained at a |
supper party recently honoring their
twin sons, Gary and Gale. - The boys
were six. Mrs. Stella Bulford helped
with the serving.
Present were Tommy Reese, Tod
Mayer, Roger Brown, Billy Block,
Judy Williams, Megan Moore, Debby
Bulford, Janice Culp, Karen Lefko,
June Wasserott, Gram and Gramp
Nelson, Gram and Gramp Sheldon
Drake, Aunt and Uncle Paul Was-
serott, Paul, Jr., Susan, Lynn, Aunt
and Uncle Bud Nelson, Joan, Vir-
ginia and Fred Drake.
Games were played and films
shown by Linda and Marc Davies.
Richard Morgan Britt
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Britt, East
Center Street, Shavertown, an-
nounce the birth of a nine pound,
one ounce baby boy, Richard Morgan
Jr., at Nesbitt Hospital on January
13. ‘They have three little girls,
Doris, four, Deborah, two, and
Donna, eighteen months.
Mrs. Britt is the former Betty
Anstett, daughter of Mrs. Ruth
Anstett of Pike’s Creek. Mr. Britt
is son of ‘Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Britt of. Sweet Valley. Grandma
Anstett took care of the girls while
their mother was in the hospital.
Mothe and baby Dick returned
to their home on Tuesday.
Cares For Miller Boys
Mrs. Ruth Lozier, mother of Mrs.
Alice Miller, Kunkle, is taking care
of the three Miller boys, Jerry, Den-
| nie and Kennie, while their mother
goes to the hospital daily to see
Bobby. Grandma cares for the boys
day and night, gets them off to
school and has their supper ready
when they come home at 4:45.
Bobby is steadily improving.
Peggy Darrow Has
Slumber Party
Peggy Darrow, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Darrow, 110 S.
Pioneer Avenue, Trucksville, recent-
ly entertained members of her class
at a slumber party. Guests included
Melanie Bytheway, Susan Weiner,
Cindy Supulski and Debbie Billings.
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Mrs. Alva Eggleston, president of
Dallas Senior Woman's Club, has
appointed Mrs. Robert Maturi,
chairman and Mrs. Sherman Harter
co-chairman of the mid - winter
dance to be held Saturday, Febru-
ary 11 at the Irem Temple Country
Club.
Club members and friends look-
ing forward to this annual affair are
asked to' make reservations with
Mrs. Carl Henderson, OR 4-4077 or
Mrs. Merrill Faegenburg, OR 5-1279.
Chairman of decorations com-
mittee, Mrs. Kenneth Bayliss, an-
nounces that the theme for this
year’s affair will be ‘Mardi Gras”,
with dancing in a carnival atmos-
phere from 9 p.m. to 1. Aiding Mrs.
. Head Woman’
MRS. SHERMAN HARTER AND MRS ROBERT MATURI
s Club Dance
Bayliss on this committee will be
Mrs. Edwin Roth, co-chairman; Mrs. |
Edward Bessmer, Mrs. John Blase,
Mrs. John Richards, Mrs. Nelson E.
Nelson, Mrs. Allen Montross, Mrs.
Charles Mahler, Mrs. Clifford Troop,
Mrs. Michael Bucan, Mrs. Lawrence |
Newhart.
Other committee members are for |
William Clewell, |
admissions, Mrs.
Mrs. Marion Harter; posters, Mrs.
Harry Edwards; publicity, Mrs. Jack
Stanley. Mrs. Eggleston and Mrs.
Harry Ohlman, former
will be hostesses.
Proceeds from the dance will be
applied toward the community ser- |
vice projects sponsored by the club.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard L. Hend-
ricks, Shillington, former Lehman
residents, have announced the en-
gagement of their daughter, Pris-
cilla Mae, to Wallace F. Benjamin,
‘ son of Mr. and Mrs. William Benja-
min, Meade Avenue, Scranton. An-
nouncement was made at a dinner
party held recently at Holiday
House, Shillington.
Priscilla attended Lehman Schools
while her father served as Super-
Priscilla Mae Hendricks Is
Betrothed To Scranton Man
vising Principal there before accept- |
ing a similar position at Shillington. |
She was graduated from Governor |
Miflin, High School and was attend-
ing Simmons College when she was
chosen “Miss Pennsylvania.”
Mr. Benjamin was graduated from
Central High School at Scranton and
is presently a member of the Senior
Class at the U. S. Naval Academy in |
Annapolis,
Mrs. Percy Hart Is
Hostess at Cards
Mrs. Percy Hart, West Center
Street, Shavertown, entertained
members of her card club last Tues-
day evening. Present were Mrs.
Stephen Johnson, Mrs. Allen John-
son, Mrs. Howard Appleton, Mrs.
Willard Durbin, Mrs. Theodore
Poad, Mrs. Herman VanCampen,
Mrs. Sherman Schooley and the
hostess.
Swelgins Have Daughter
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Swelgin,
Jackson Township, announce the
birth of a nine pound baby girl at
General Hospital on January 14.
They have another little girl, Shar-
on, aged seven.
Mrs. Swelgin is the former Helen |
Hughes of Wilkes-Barre. Mr. Swel-
gin is son of the late Mr. and Mrs.
Adolph Swelgin of Jackson Town-
ship.
Mother and baby will be home
this weekend.
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Rick Rudy, On Dean's
‘List For Third Time
# evening at 8.
president, |
For the third time during his
college career, Rick Rudy, son of |
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rudy of!
Shagbark Drive, Shavertown, made |
' the Dean's List at Indiana Technical |
College, Fort Wayne, Ind. Rick. is |
a member of the Senior
will be graduated this summer. He
is a Westmoreland graduate, class of
1958.
‘Allan Siglin, Guest
On Sixth Birthday
Class and | §
The Rudys have a daughter, Carol, |
also a Westmoreland graduate and
a Misericordia graduate, class of
+1960. She is teaching in Reading.
They expect to drive out after
Rick's graduation and bring him
home.
Loyalville WSCS
Loyalville WSCS planned a church
calendar at ‘its monthly meeting
Tuesday night at the home of Mrs.
Clara Dougal, Pikes Creek. Present
were Mildred Darnell, Sharon and
Jane Dougal, Della Steinruck, Mary
Ann Swire, Diane Wegner,
Steinruck, Addie Payne, Thelma
Leach, Nancy Harris, Eleanor Cragle,
Pearl Ide, and Bess Klinetob.
Berean Bible Class
Berean Bible Class of Shavertown
Methodist Church plans an enter-
tainment and tea for Wednesday
In charge of the
program are Mrs. Francis Daugherty,
Mrs. Walter Shaver, and Mrs. Henry
Calkins.
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Martha |
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| Gale Rittenhouse,
A surprise birthday party was
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held in honor of Allan Siglin’s sixth |
| birthday,
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