~ _DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
Harveys Lake
Joseph Glova, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Stephen Glova, has returned to the
A. I. Dupont Hospital Wilmington,
Delaware, for further treament. He
would enjoy receiving. cards from
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Fad Thomas and
son, Brian, have moved into the
Llewellyn double block. Mrs. Thom-
as is the former Joyce Shalata of
Noxen,
Mr. and Mrs. ‘Peter Kuchta, Har-
risburg spent the weekend with Mrs.
Mary Kuchta, Mrs. Jessie Garinger
and Mrs. Albert Armitage.
Mrs. Arden Kocher and children
of Noxen Road spent the weekend
i
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Carr of Kings-
ton visited Mr: and Mrs, Albert Arm-
itage on Sunday.
Mrs. Laura Post of Washington,
D. C., visited her « daughter, Mrs.
Reese Finn and family on Saturday.
Birthdays celebrated in the Chil-
dren’s Department of Alderson Sun-
day School were Mary Ann Newell
and Megan Delaney, age 5, and
Jackie Davis, age 9.
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W.S.C.S. Meeting
W.S.CS. of the Alderson Metho-
dist Church met on Monday ght
at the church.
Mrs. Raymond Garinger had
charge of the worship service and
program, presenting the primary
and junior children in g skit on Mis-
sions. Bobby Avery portrayed the
role of Dr. Mott; Lee Murphy was
camera man, and Patty Murphy,
Sharon and Terry Leinthall and Jill
Sickler represented different coun.
tries. Jimmy Davis sang. :
the nominating committees, present-
ed the following officers for the
coming year: President, Mrs. Garwin
Smith; vice president, Mrs. Raymond
Garinger; recording secretary, Mrs.
Alferd Rogers; assistant recording
secretary and corresponding secre-
tary, Mrs. Albert Armitage; promo-
tion secretary, Mrs. Robert Avery;
treasurer, Mrs. Helen Hartman;
financial secretary, Mrs. Amos Hun-
singer; secretary of Missions, Mrs.
Harry Allen; secretary of Social Re-
lations, Mrs. John Gordon; secretary
‘of Student Work, Mrs.. Raymond
| Grey; secretary of Youth, Mrs. R.
Dale Wagner; Secretary € of Spiritual
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Life, Mrs. Theodore Heness; secre- are spending a few days with Mrs. a FH
tary of Children’s Work, Mrs. Theo- | Daisy Prynn at her cottage at Pat- He. John H. Ferguson
dore Heness; secretary of Literature |terson Grove Camp. To Read At Book Club
and Publications, Mrs. George Arm-{ Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Austin, | : :
| Mountain Top, and Mrs, Annette | Mrs. Jobn H. Ferguson wi posd
onday
itage; secretary of Supplies, Mrs.
Frantz, Luzerne, visited Mrs. Claude | “A Flower. for Mother”
Howard Higgins, Lunch was served |
to 22 people. FCooke ash week. Mes. Oooke sind afternoon. at the Book Club, sched-
‘ her guests were all in the 1908 |uled to meet at 2 p. m., Back Moun-
Fi ern br ook graduating class of Luzerne High tain Memorial Library Annex.
{ School. Mrs. Herman Thomas will preside,
Mr, and Mrs. Jay Bloomer and | and Mrs. Peter D. Clark and Mrs.
daughters, Melinda and Brenda have |
moved back to Roushey Street after | LiDTary Association
Jacobs, Mrs. Fred Jennings, and Mrs.
living six months near Philadelphia.
Meeting Called For 16th ia
Melinda has returned to kindergar-
ten. ; The Back Mountain Memorial Li- | New residents of the Back Moun-
Mrs. Sarah Moss, Shaver Street, | brary Association will meet at 7:30 | tian who perhaps hesitated to come
has had as house guest, her sister, | on Tuesday night, May 16th, to vote | to Book Club meetings, will find a
Mrs. Clara Dodson of Muhlenburg on a resolution to amend its ’ charter. | | cordial welcome. The membership is
for the past three weeks. Mrs. Dod-| Regular Board of Directors’ meet- open to anybody who is interested
son expects to return home on Sun- | ing will follow at 8:00 p. m. and a lin reading.
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Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Lumley, Har- | showx.
ris Street, have as weekend guests, Er —— TTT
Mrs. Aubrey Weaver and children Mothers Invited The family of the late Walter
of ‘Quakertown. | Meeker wishes to thank all friends
Mr. and Mrs. ‘Al Wendel and chil- A special invitation is made to |and neighbors for the many kindnes-
dren have moved to Idetown in a the mothers of fourth, fifth and | ses shown during the recent be-
house trailer from * the Bloomer | sixth grades of the Shavertown | reavement, and also to pay special
Methodist Church School to attend | tribute to the Muhlenburg Meth-
the Worship Service this Sunday |odist WSCS, of which Mrs, Meeker
for Mother’s Day. is a member.
William Jeter will act as hostesses.
On the committee are Mrs, George
apartment on Roushey Street.
Verna Lamoreaux, Farm Street,
and Mrs. Leona Belles, Harris Street,
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Spirited Fight
His Dad Was Leader
In Republican Party
THEODORE “TED” WOOLBERT
“Ted” Woolbert, 186 Main Street,
Shavertown, is one of three candi-
dates on the Republican ticket for
the office of Tax Collector in Kings-
ton Township at next Tuesday's
election.
/A health condition brought on by
twenty-five years of foundry work
resulted in a delicate lung operation
two years ago and this was further
complicated by a thrombosis last
summer which left one side partial-
ly paralyzed. For these reasons,
“Ted” decided early to aspire for!
the tax office’ and was the first in |
the township to announce’ his can-
didacy.
“Ted” Woolbert was born and |
reared in Kingston Township. His |
father’s name, the late “Sam” Wool- |
bert, is synonomous to many of the |
older people with Republican affairs, |
since he served the party for many
years as a committeeman and later |
as road supervisor. |
“Teddy” attended the public!
schools and completed additional |
courses at Pennsylvania State BEx- |
tension School.
He has always maintained an in-
terest in school activities and points
out that since the major portion of
the tax collector’s income comes
from school taxes he believes that
the Republican nominee for this
office should believe in the public
"schools and have his children attend |
them. “Ted’s” daughter, Gail, is a
Westmoreland graduate and daugh-
ters, ‘Judy and Linda, are now stu-
dents there.
In 1958 “Ted” instigated a move-
ment to furnish a skating rink for |
children at the old Little League |
Field. Money was raised but the |
project had to be abandoned because
the field was impractical for skat- |
ing purposes. The money was then |
turned over to Shavertown “Parent
Teacher Association.
of the high school |
svid stpmortor
almost every game in every sport.
Woolbert believes that restoration |
of the Republican party in this coun- |
ty is dependent on new faces and |
a revived effort of a united party. |
He is, therefore, in sympathy with |
the Republican County slate of new
candidates and believes that at the |
publicans are to regain lost ground |
lin next year's gubernatorial and |
congressional elections he believes
the foundation should be laid in this |
year's elections by the individual |
voter making sure that he casts his |
ballot, In this way the minority |
party can show its opposition that
it is a live, vibrant and powerful |
force in government,
“Ted” Woolbert has been a prop-
erty owner in Shavertown for many
years. His wife, the former Florence |
Dilg, has a wide acquaintance
throughout the Township and has |
Forts, “Tad” is a member |
of “the Shavertown Firemen’s Asso- |
ciation and the Ambulance fund.
De JR abe i
WANT TO SELL
YOUR HOME
USE THE POST CLASSIFIED
REPUBLICANS
VOTE
WOOLBERT
21-D
TAX
COLLECTOR
KINGSTON TOWNSHIP
{
athletic teams and can be seen oH
precinct and community level that |
plan should be adhered to. If Re- | {
been a participant in many com- |
YMCA Indian Guide Tribe
SECTION B— PAGE 5
Form Wyoming Indian Nation
Capouse, Shawnee and Delaware Addison at OR 4-3217.
Indian Guides Tribes of the Back
Teen Canteen will meet Saturday °
Mountain YMCA have formed the |evenings starting May 20. The Can-
Wyoming Nation.
At the initial meeting of the Na-
tion officers were elected and ten-
tative plans made for an outing and
induction ceremony for the tribes.
Long Bow (Duncan) Whitehead,
Delaware Tribe, was elected Chief;
Big Hat (Clayton) Stetson, Shawnee,
Tally Keeper (secretary); and Big
Feather Jordan was elected Wam-
pum Bearer (treasurer).
Each tribe will be represented in
the Nation by its chief and one
other big brave. Chiefs are: Capouse,
Big Thunder (Al) Turner; Shawnee,
Walking Bear (George) Nichols;
Delaware, Running Horse (Ken)
Young.
Purpose of Indian Guides is to
bring fathers and sons together for
semi-monthly meetings and in pro-
jects between meetings.
Fathers with sons, six to eight
years-old interested in the program
should contact the Back Mountain
YMCA in Shavertown or Robert A.
teen provides a place for teenagers
to dance, play table tennis, table
shuffleboard and pocket billiards
from 7:30 to 10:30 p. m.
The change from Wednesday to
Saturday was made after a study by
the Youth Committee in coopera-
tion with students and administra-
tors of Dallas Schools.
The YMCA Learn to Swim pro-
gram ‘will be held June 19-23 and
the Day-Camp will run from June
26 through August 4.
Borough PTA To Hear
Superintendent Mellman
Dallas Borough PTA Monday night
| will have as speaker Dr. Robert A.
Mellman, superintendent of Dallas {
Schools, who will take as his topic
“This Past Year,” a review of what
has been accomplished.
Election and installation of offi-
cers will take place, and there will
be recognition of teachers.
VOTE
DANIEL RICHARDS
For
Tax Collector
Dallas Township
Qualified
Dedicated
Active In
Community
Service
LEVER 2ID
PRIMARY MAY 16
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