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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, APRIL 13, 1961
iam Davis, Wed |
Fifty Years Thursday, March 30
Mr. and Mrs. William Davis pre-
ferred, despite the pleading of
friends and neighbors, to observe the |
anniverary of their 50th year of |
marriage, in the quietness of their
home.
The Davises were married March
30, 1911, in the Parsonage of the Pil-
grim Congregational Church, Ply-
mouth. Rev. Owen Thomas per-
formed the ceremony.
They both were born and raised
in the area of Plymouth and resided
there until 1925 when they moved
to Dallas. Mr. Davis began work at
the breaker of Loree Colliery at the
age of 12 and remained with them
until moving to Dallas. From 1937
to 1947 he served as Janitor at
Dallas Borough School and won the
love and admiration of all who knew
him. He was better known as “Pop”
and still carries this title. In 1947
he transferred his work to Natona
Mills and remained there until his
retirement two years ago.
Mrs. Davis has won the heart of
everyone who has come to know
years ago, she has had to limit her
activities somewhat but runs her
home and manages to lighten many
a burden and bring on many a smile
with the notes and cards sent to
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shut-ins, children, and those who
are troubled. She enjoys good poetry
and has a fine collection.
Mr. and Mrs. Davis had two daugh-
| ters and one son, of whom only the
son survive. He is Alfred, known
to most of us as Al, a teacher at the
Twin Valley Jointure High School,
Morgantown, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Davis received many
lovely gifts and cards. Easter Sun-
day being Alfred’s birthday, a
family dinner commemorating both
events was enjoyed by all.
Plans Card Party
Mrs. Sam Margellina: presided at
the business meeting of J. R. Davis
Fire Company Auxiliary Monday
night when plans were made for a
card party to be held Monday night,
May 1. Mrs. Glenn Spencer ‘was
named chairman of the bazaar to
be held in conjunction with the
Firemen’s Festival, June 29, 30, July
1,2.
Present at the meeting were Mes-
dames Albert Sweitzer, | Hayden
Evans, Donald Williams, - Glenn
Spencer, . Kenneth (Calkins, Dale
Anesi, Lewis Anesi, Charles Caster-
line, Clifford Davis, Floyd Hoover,
Hoover, Harold Donnelly,
George Carpenter,
Herbert Peters, Ed Kanasky, Lee
Bicking, oJhn Ktiel, Andrew Lavix;
Bess Cooke and Mrs. Margelline.
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Art Teacher
DOROTHY T. WITHEY
Fifth and sixth graders in Dallas
elementary schools are among those
participating in an art contest spon-
sored by the Junior League, Wilkes-
Barre, in conjunction with the
League’s Children’s Concert. The
concert will be given by the Wilkes-
Barre Philharmonic Orchestra, con-
ducted by Ferdinand Liva, at the
Irem Temple, 10:30 a. m., April 29.
Children from participating
schools have listened to a recording
of “Roman (Carnival Overture” by
Berlioz and drawn their impressions.
Mrs. John Withey, Dallas will be
interviewed by WILK radio at 1:30,
April 15." She will discuss the art
work done bythe students in their
classrooms. Judging of the pictures
will be the following day in the Little
Art Gallery, West Market Street,
Wilkes - Barre. [Prominent persons
in the art field will select winners
on the basis of imagination and crea-
tive ability. Winning pictures will
be displayed in the window. of the
Little Art Gallery during the week
preceeding the concert.
Sandra Felter, Guest
At Kitchen Shower
Sandra Felter, bride elect, was
guest of honor at a kitchen shower
given by Martha Schoonover at the
Curtis Edwards home, Ryman’s
Road, East Dallas on Wednesday,
April 5.' The party tables were at-
tractive with center pieces of sweet
individual bridesmaid
favors.
Present were Joyce Stokes, Joyce
Schoonover, Carol Schoonover, Mar-
tha Schoonover, Cindy Dymond,
Rachel Crispell, Ruth Smith, Sally
Matusavage, Barbara Miller, Janice
Felter, Linda Davis, (Cheryl Fulles,
Cecil Besteder, Connie Edwards,
Gail Edwards, Laurie Shray; Mes-
; | dames Eldridge Wright, Don Vog-
| rin, Mildred Schray, James Capwell,
Stacey Schoonover
and Varian
Felter. /
Lehman Ladies Outline
Beautification Program
Ladies Auxiliary of Lehman Volun-
teer Firemen voted at their recent
meeting to sponsor a beautification
project consisting of a ‘paint up,
clean up and plant” program. Mrs.
Myron Baker, president appointed as
her committee, Mrs. Ti Brown,
chairman, Mrs. H. A. own, Mrs.
Charles Nuss, Mrs. Joe Ellsworth,
Mrs. Willard Garey. Stuart Marks,
representing the men, will work with
them.
The project will get underway
with planting of shrubbery with
emphasis on white dogwood. Resi-
dents who wish to ‘cooperate by
beautifying their properties, contact
Mrs. Tom Brown, chairman. Other
plans include erection of a “Welcome
to Lehman’ sign and planting of
lots owned by the Highway Depart-
ment. :
Idetown Church Group
Enjoys Birthday Dinner
Confidence Class of Idetown
Methodist Church enjoyed a birth-
day party at Esther’s Restaurant
last Tuesday might when it was
voted to give $50.00 to the Official
Board. Present were Mesdames
Robent Bonning, Harold Donnelly,
Clara Garringer, Vivian Rinken, Al-
fred Hadsel, (Clifford Davis, Elmer
Harris, William Howard, Mary
Rogers, Lewis Anesi, Merrel Burn-
nett, Ralph Welsh, Herbert Ward,
George May, Bruce Williams, Ken-
meth Calkins, Glenn Spencer, Dean
Shaver, Roswell Frederici, Bess
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Lois Vanderhoff
Of Thomas E. Williams, April 8
At a very pretty wedding, Satur-
Becomes Bride
shoulder bouquet of white gardenias,
day, April 8 at 1 p. m., Lois Jean | and Mrs. Williams mother of the
Vanderhoff, daughter of Mr. and |
Arlington Vanderhoff, Dallas, |
Mrs.
R. D. 4, became the bride of Thomas
E. Williams, Chase Road, Shaver-
town. Rev. William Howard per-
formed the ceremony and Mrs, Fred
Swanson, cousin of the bride, played
the wedding music.
Maid of hcnor was Janet Vander-
hoff, sister of the bride, and brides-
maids, Louise Ellsworth, Lehman,
and Marie Richards, Tyrone, Pa.
Thomas Saunders, Huntsville Road,
Dallas, acted as best man, and Rob-
ert Lewis, Trucksville and Bruce
Griffiths, Little Falls, N. J., as ushers.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, wore full length gown of
white silk organza over taffeta,
styled with low necked basque
bodice, cap sleeves and full bouffant
skirt, appliqued with' alencin lace.
She carried a bouquet of white roses
and pink sweet peas.
Maid of honor selected light blue
silk over taffeta street length gown,
fashioned with fitted bodice, cap
sleeves and full skirt: Her scooped
neckline was bordered with a darker
shade of blue embroidered with"
daisies. Bridesmades chose gowns
similarly made in pink. (All carried
Colonial: bouquets of mixed spring
flowers.
Mrs. Vanderhoff, mother of the
bride wore street length sheath of
delphinium blue silk organza over
lace, matching accessories
and '|
bridegroom, Dior blue sheath of lace,
matching flowered hat and pink
camellias.
Following the ceremony, a recep-
tion was held in the church parlors
and the couple left on a southern
trip.
Mrs, Williams, a graduate of Leh-
man-Jackson-Ross High School, will
complete her course in nursing at
in May. Mr. |
Williams, also a graduate of Leh- |
man-Jackson-Ross High School, is
Geisinger Hospital
employed by Harter Dairy.
The couple will reside temporarily |
with the bridegroom’s parents.
Prenuptial panties given for the |
couple were showers, Louise Ells-
worth and Mrs. Robert Lewis, party |
following rehearsal, Mrs. Williams, |
mother of the bridegroom.
DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
| Wilired Ides, Married
Twenty-Five Years
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Ide will ob-
| serve their silver wedding anniver-
| sary this weekend. They met at the
University of Michigan, Ann Arbor,
and were married on April 14, 1936.
© Mrs. Ide is a daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. John Dykstra of Grand Rapids,
| Michigan. She came to Pennsyl-
| vania when she married but returns
| to her former home often to see her
family.
| My. Ide is youngest son of the
late Mr. and Mrs. Silas Ide, well
known orchardists. He is employed
at the Wy-Tex Corperation, Wyo
ming. Both are active in commun-
ity affairs.
| an Electrical Engineer with IBM
Endicott; Jeanette a teacher of Sec
| ondary Education in the Pennsbury
schools; Warren J. with the U.S.
| Forces in Germany and Carolyn a
junior at Lake-Lehman.
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