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Mrs. Arthur Newman's Dressed Dolls
Mrs. Arthur Newman writes:
“After sixteen years of needle-
work, thousands of hours of sewing,
hundreds of hours spent in read-
ing, memorizing, and designing;
hundreds of miles of walking, to
sell the Back mountain industries
and business people the stick-to-
gether goal of values for our chil-
dren, and the need to care for their
progress, I have come to the con-
clusion that the Library is the out-
standing youth program in our
community.
“So let's give the children a
chance to do their bit for the Lib-
Auction, helping with the doll
booth.
“The Library Auction Dolls
Dream land will be breath-taking
this year, with Cinderella and her
court, brides and bridesmaids for
showers and weddings, doll- clothes
by the hundreds, novelties, all made
from material donated by our own
mills and dress-makers and inter-
ested people of the area
“There will be a display of dolls
at Boyd White's store in Dallas,
where visitors or tourists may see
these dolls and buy them to take
home with them for Christmas gifts
or collections. ne
“All dolls are American-made.
They may be purchased in advance
by those who are not able to attend
the auction.
“Many people answered the ad-
vertisement for materials and dolls,
and to all of them goes a heart-
is suitable for doll quilts and other |
items, rather than doll clothes, and
these things will be the basis for a
winter program of sewing, looking
toward the 1962 Auction.
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Five Industrial Loans
Approved In Area
Among nine loan applications for
new industrial projects in Pennsyl-
vania approved by the Pennsylvania
Industrial Authority were three in
Luzerne County and two in Scran- |
ton. In Wilkes-Barre they were giv- |
en a loan of $177,600 to the Com- |
mittee of 100 Inc., toward a $600 |
Henry Company for the production |
of toys, 'with planned employment |
of 390; a loan of $196,407 to Greater |
Wilkes-Barre Industrial Fund, Inc, ,
toward a $654,690 plant being oc-
cupied by the Fall Corporation for
production of fibrous glass products
with employment of 195, in Pitt-
ston a loan of $64,500 to Pittston
Area Industrial Development Corps |
toward a $215,000 plant of Tex- |
tile Processes Inc., employing 130 |
in textile printing. Scranton’s loans |
were for Anemostat Corporation,
employing 300 in production of air
defusing equipment and for Stacor
Equipment Corp. employing 100 in
producing furniture components.
Loans for Lansford, Milton, Erie
and Point Marion also received fin-
al approval. Loans for plants in
Berwick and Old Forge received
preliminary approval.
Ide Reunion
The Ide Family will hold its 58th {
annual reunion Saturday, June
24th, at Wolfes’ Grove, Sweet Val
ley. All relatives and friends are
invited to attend.
Basket lunch at 1 o'clock. Swim-
ming, roller skating, and boating
for those interested. Come and
bring all the family.
HAVIR'S
Luzerne
BU 8-0456
and Railroad
| class graduated for the last time
Officials In F
A" Westmoreland High School |
Monday night. Another “last,” was
the Irem Country Club pavilion,
which has been the. scene of com-
mencement activities for the past |
several years.
Next year, the new Dallas Senior
main with the building in Trucks-
| ville which has for years housed
high school classes, first of Kings-
ton Township, then of Kingston
Township—Dallas Borough jointure,
then of the recently formed union
district, Dallas Schools.
The building will be the largest
High School auditorium will for the | elementary building of the school
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1962.
The name Westmoreland will re-
Calvert Distillers
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, Promotion of Bernard F. McDer-
mott, Dallas, to Calvert sales repre-
sentative in Eastern Pennsylvania
has been announced by Robert J.
Plava, Eastern Pennsylvania state
manager. :
Mr. DcDermott joined Calvert as |
a displayman in 1950 itor mony |
system.
Shown above are people in the
1961 graduation ceremonies: Charles
Mannear, president of the School
Board and official donor of diplo-
years of experience in the display
field in Washington, D. C., and
Wilkes-Barre.
During World War II, he served
in the United States Army where
he was awarded four battle stars. A
native of Wilkes-Barre, he is active
in Veterans of Foreign Wars and in
- Daddow-Isaacs Post American Le-
gion in Dallas where he and his
family reside.
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| Mrs. Mark Hanson
day’s festivities were sponsored by
the Boston Store.
A field of sixty players teed off
at 11:30. When all the scores were
in at the Pro Shop, the winner of
Honored On Birthday
Mrs. Mark Hanson was surprised
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|in this country for two years. She
is employed with Mrs. Sorber at
| Overbrook School for the Blind in
| Philadelphia.
She left Sunday for Seattle,
Washington, where she will work
with a birthday party given in her
j honor at her home on Chase Road,
i Saturday. Present were: Mr. and
: Mrs. Elwood Henning, Mr. and Mrs.
+: Norman Keller, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
> Bellman,
| Frazer, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Al-
# | Fashions.
| mas; W. Frank Trimble, high school
principal; Herbert Harrison, com-
mencement speaker; Dr. Robert A.
Mellman, superintendent; and Rev.
Robert Germond, Trucksville Metho-
dist Church pastor, who gave invo-
cation and benediction.
In the pavilion scene below, grad-
uates are shown in academic cos-
tume, seated in the middle section,
flanked by parents and relatives
gathered for the most important
day of their school years.
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Louise Suggs Tourney
Louise Suggs Day at Irem Tem-
ple Country Club was a great suc-
cess. Seventy-seven guests attend-
ed the brunch which proceeded
activities at 10:30. Following was
a fashion show of Louise Suggs
These Golf-A-Round
fashions were action designed by
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pion. Two such outfits, awarded
as door prizes, were won by Mrs.
A. G. Rutherford of Irem and Helen
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