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Citizens Committee For
DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA.
Better Schools May 17
meeting will take place Wednesday,
May 17, at 8:30 pm. at the Dallas
Borough School. With the assistance
of Dr. Robert Mellman, a graphic
presentation for the study of the
recently adopted school budget, will
be offered. The Study Committee
under the chairmanship of Charles
Glawe includes Hanford Eckman,
George. Payne, Paul Rodda, and
William Clewell representing the
| School Board.
i *
Mt. Zion
Signs of spring are both in the
ground and in the air. For instance,
down on Kitchen Town Hill, Ray
Thomas and family had a couple
of kites in the air; one is still up
there, caught in a tree! That is
spring!
And on the ground Cleve LaBar
has green peas and onions up, Ours
aren't even in the ground yet! ~
Pfc. Eugene LaBar of the U. S.
Marines is home on a 17-day leave.
Finally arrived home at 2 o'clock
Sunday morning. Always good to
see ‘our Marine” home to his na-
tive hills.
Dorothy Gilbert has been busy
with speaking engagements around
about, since coming home from Phil-
adelphia. Has spoken at Simpson
Church, Scranton; and at the Haw-
ley Methodist Church. For the Haw- |
ley service ‘all four of us Gilberts
were invited to supper at the Silver
Birches on beautiful Wallenpaupack
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald
Ehrhardt. Mrs. Ehrhardt is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Ferris of Lake Ariel.
Last Friday Dorothy went with
me to visit Pittston Hospital while
I made my rounds as chaplain. Then
she went with me to he Convales-
cent Home at Ransom and spoke
briefly to the gathering there. She
and 'I sang-a duet. = The residents
had long wished I could bring her
with. me sometime. That was a
high day in America for we heard
on ‘the radio just as we pulled into
the Home parking place that Alan
Shepherd had finally been launched
into space. ‘And while in the Home
| we got it over the TV that he had
been safely returned to terra firma!
. After that I took Dorothy on over
the. hill to Clarks Summit where she
addressed a joint meeting of Clarks
Green and Clarks Summit W.S.C.S.
women.
On Thursday night, last week Dor-
othy spoke over at Honesdale Meth-
odist Church. And Sunday morning
at Troop Church and Sunday School,
It is amazing how much more in-
terested people young and old are.
in Africa during this past year.
We have at Mt. Zion a young
mother who is doing a unique
piece of service. She is Mrs.
Leon Emanuel (lives just down
the road a piece) and has been
studying Braille system of read-
ing for the blind. She told
about it at the meeting Tues-
day night at the Mt. Zion W.S'
C.S. She is studying under
Mrs. Kenneth Baylis of Dallas,
and after completing the funda-
mentals she will be required to
submit a written manuscript in
Braille to the Library of Con-
. gress. If this test is accepted -
she will be certified as a Brail-.
list. Then she will do work
for the blind such as transcrib-
ing reading matter for students
in the Braille system.
Last weekend Nettie Parrish and
Mary Louise Lewis were visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Drakes at Potts-
town.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Lewis spent
last weekend visiting their son-in-
| laws and daughter, Mr, and Mrs.
| Clayton Kinsey in North Carolina.
Mr. and Mrs. William Bell, Jr. ©
will be visiting on the weekend of
May 13 their son, Cadet William
(Jake) Bell III, at [Pennsylvania
Military College at Chester. Cadet
Bell is a freshman and this visit of
| his parents is arranged by the col-
lege signalizing Mother's Day week-
end. ;
The Rev. and Mrs. Ralph Weath-
erly, he was formerly rector of
Grace Episcopal in Kingston and now
living at Mt. Zion, attended sessions
of the 90th annual convention of the
Diocese of Bethlehem recently held
in the Church of the Good Shep-
herd in Scranton, Mrs. Weatherly
is currently chairman of Personnel
of the Episcopal Church Women.
Her special interest has been in ac-
quainting young women with all the
possibilities in the field of Christian
vocations, |
Lynn Tallmage from Glen Ridge,
N. J., recently visited her grandpar-
ents, Rev. and Mrs. Ralph Weather-
ly. It should be known that the
Weatherly home is known as Happy
Hill, most appropriate for the sweep-
ling panorama seen from their pie-
ture window overlooking Mt. Zion
and Bald Mountain beyond.
“Visiting the Weatherlys at the
same time as their granddaughter
was Mrs, Burke Pierce of Morris-
town, N. J. She is the Director of
Religious Education in Trinity Epis-
copal (Church there.
The Exeter Township Elementary
School seventh and eighth grades
will be taking a field trip on Friday,
May 12, to area industrial plants
among which is the Swanee Paper
Company at Ransom.
On Saturday, May 13, the Exeter
PTA group is sponsoring a Spring
Carnival at the Harding Hose House
at 2 p. m. Booths, bake goods, nov-
elty stands, fish pond, etc., will be
Soasured Mrs. William Alling is he
| Richard Demmy, chairman of the. =
Citizens Committee for Better
Schools announces that the next