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DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
Mrs. Louie Ayre
To Teach At Sem
Has Wide Background
Of Musical Experience
Mrs. Louie W. Ayre, well known
in the Back Mountain for her
excellence in music instruction and
her painstaking attention to stu-
dents under her direction, will
teach organ, piano, and musical
theory at Wyoming Seminary.
Mrs. Ayre, resident of Trucks-
ville, is a graduate of Wyoming
Seminary School of Music. She at-
tended the Julliard School of Music
in New York City, the Yorke Trot-
ter Scheol in London, and the St.
Louis Institute of Music. 7
She has served as organist and
choir director at Calvary Church,
Grace Church, and St. Clements,
-and at Trucksville Methodist." She
is a member of the Mozart Club,
the Wyoming Valley Oratorio’ So-
ciety, and is dean of the Wilkes-
Barre chapter of the
Guild of Organists.
Cecil Moore Stricken
By Fatal Heart Attack
Cecil A. Moore, 63, Mooretown,
suffered a fatal heart attack, and
died almost instantly as he was
setting forth in a neighbor’s car to
go fishing late Saturday afternoon.
The driver, Jack Spees, pulled to
the side of the road when Mr. Moore
was stricken, and summoned help
from the Noxen Clinic,
The body was taken to Bronson’s
funeral home. Services were held
Wednesday afternoon from the fam-
ily home by Rev. William Hughes
and Rev. E. J. Waterstripe. Burial
was at Maple Grove.
Mr. Moore was born in Sweet
Valley, son of Elizabeth and the late
Giles Moore. His mother, a bed-fast
invalid, is ninety years old.
He was a mechanic at Clarence
Myers’ garage at Huntsville. He had
also been formerly employed at
Caddie LaBarr’s in Dallas. He be-
longed to Huntsville Christian
Church.
Survivors include his widow, the
former Daisy Culp; a daughter, Mrs.
Irene Habblett, of Nanticoke: a son
Charles, Berwick; two grandchil-
dren and two greatgrandchildren;
his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Moore,
Mooretown. :
Meeker
Arriving home in time to spend
Father's Day with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Wayne King was Ted King,
member of the 109th Field Artillery
stationed at Fort Knox, Ky. A pic-
nic supper was held in the evening
with these attending: Mr. and Mrs.
Donald King and family, Kunkle,
Mrs. Dorothy Wadas and family.
Shavertown, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle
King and family, Meeker Mr. and
Mrs. Richard King and family, Mt.
Zion and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rug-
gles. 3
Gail Cornell .and Jean Winter
attended the seventh birthday party
of Ruth Rusiloski on Saturday, June
10.
W.S.C.S. was held at the church
with Mrs. Fred Winter, hostess, as-
sisted by Esther Alles. Plans were
made for Night Market in August. |.
Devotions were by Esther Alles and
Mae King had a program on refu-
gees. Present were: Elizabeth: Ide,
Marie Wolfe, Carrie Wolfe, Edna
King, Edna Rebennack, Ruth Rog-
ers, Edna B. Rebennack, Edna Kar-
schner, Claudine Daily,Marie Miner,
Mae King,, Letha Wolfe and Dolores
Garrahan.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Winter and
children, Carol Ann and Wanda
Lee, Benton and Mrs. and Mrs. Ad-
rian Winter, Jr. and children, Joan
and John, recently visited Mrs.
Annie Winter and Mrs. Fred Winter
and David.
Pity the poor clergyman who
bought a used car and didn’t have
the vocabulary to run it.
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General Solicitation Committee For Library Buction
These are some of the women of
women will’ take part. Names will
the community who will stage an |be listed later.
intensive drive for all sorts ‘of
goods: for the 15th Back Mountain | Mrs. George Shaver, Jr., Mrs. Paul
Memorial Library Auction, June 19
through June 26.
arrange with donors for pick-up
service in advance of the July 6,
7 and 8 auction at the Barn. Many
Here, front row, left to right, are:
Jacob, Mrs. John Ruggles, Mrs.
Solicitors - will | George H. Montgomery, Mrs. Ted
Meixell.
Second row: Mrs. Lester Hauck,
| Mrs. T. D.| Cassar, Mrs.
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Mrs. Harvey Johnson, Mrs. W. G.
Rather.
Third: Mrs. H. W. Smith, Mrs.
Homer Moyer, Mrs. Lester Squier,
Mrs. Herman Thomas, Mrs. Frank
Wadas, Mrs. Elizabeth ‘Wardan,
Mrs. Edward Scanlon, Mrs. Elmer
Phillips, Mrs. Edward Dorrance.
Photo by Kozemchak, Jr.
Odds And Ends Committee For Library Auction Lay Plans
‘A number of key women of the
Odds ‘and Ends Booth met with
Mrs. Russell Lawry on Wednesday
to discuss plans for manning of the
booth at the Library Auction July
6, 7 and 8. Plans at present are
to open the booth for the evening
session on July 6, which starts with
a chicken ' barbecue supper, and
with a
ends: short session
auctioneering from 8 p.m. until
midnight.
From left to right are: Mrs. Har-
vey Kitchen, last year’s chairman,
this season’s co-chairman; Mrs.
Richard Owen, Mrs. Arthur Miller,
Mrs. Russell Lawry, chairman; Mrs.
William Baker, Miss Pauline Davis,
of | Mrs. Donald Getty, and Mrs. Bruce
| Davies II.
| Absent when the picture was
taken was Mrs. Edward Gilroy, who
| again leads the quest for costume
jewelry which can be polished and
cleaned for the Auction, «with
polisching cloths in the hands of
many Girl Scouts.
photo by Kozemchak
Miss Kate Kirkendall
Passes Away At 78
Miss Kate Kirkendall, 78, native
and until fours ago life-long resi- |
| dent of Shavertown, died Saturday
afternoon at General Hospital
where she had been admitted June |
|3. For the past four years she had |
| been a guest at the Carpenter Con-
vglescent Home in Idetown.
[She was buried Monday after-
neon at Cedar Crest, following ser-
vicse conducted by Rev. Russell
vices conducted by Rev. Russell
Lawry. y
£3 Miss Kirkendall was the daughter
of the late Vester P. and Elizabeth
Hoover Kirkendall. She was a mem-
ber of Shavertown Methodist
| Church.
| She leaves a brother, Asa, Scran-
| ton;.a sister, Mrs. Rose Price, Hub-
{ bard Wood, Ill.
Pallbearers were Matthew Tallo,
| Ernest Bell, Dan Shaver, Ira Hoover
and Roy Shaver.
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‘Margaret Trumbower Is | children.
| Buried At Oakdale
| Back Mountain friends and neigh- |
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| death of Mrs. Margaret Trumbower, |
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