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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1961.
| Mrs. Martin Engle, Hyattsville, Md. | Frank Stroud, Mrs. Norman Stook- | Arthur C. Spencer
TR UCKSVILLE | Mr. and Mrs, Alfred Genner and | ey, Mrs. Millie Woolbert, George Buried At Orcutt
{ son, Edward, have returned from | | Liddicote, Sr., John Hopkins, How- |
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DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
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Local Women Plan Reception For
George L. Garnett Was
Native Of Loyalville
two weeks in Atlantic City. | ard Perrin, Russell Greenley, George
| Robert Williams. she snent mary
| wears. «in
Ceammonwea’*h Trlephone : Com-
Archaeoligical Expedition at the Old
Prasident Robert Maturi reeeiv-
Mrs. Thelma Osborne, had as | Owens, Gerald Thomas, Guy Shov- | ae e ae former Joorse 1 aed ouionts in Republican Judicial Candidates
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- Service Club Meets | Grove [Street Methodist Church. | guests Mrs. Esther Stair, Chicago; | lin, Bruce Long, Irene Parks, and a he Ea Wost Dy Blots, : 3 rec Ld, Cn % ba
> Trucksville Service Mothers and | Mr, and Mrs. Melvin Ashland, | Mrs. Mary Elkins, Hazelton; Mrs, Bonnie Case. [port IN. ¥. after a long illness : Flic World War IT veterah was | \ ot ne
Wives Club is discussing the need | have returned from Syracuse where | Ruth. Terpak, Mrs. Marion Epsy, | Has Birthday Party He was buried in Orcutt Ceme-. hypried in © Baltimore a Evangelist Io candidates for judge Wednes-
“to relocate the flag pole in the sold- | they visited the latter's sister, Mrs. | Philadelphia; and Mrs. Agnes Al-| (a0 Brenner, daughter of Mr. | tery, following services conducted Cemetery on ‘Monday. i) es November gh to at Trem
for's plot at the intersection of Har- | Harry Beline. 4 | bright, Yileyharre, : {and Mrs. Stanley Brenner, celeb- | Monday afternoon by Rev. David | His. parents: were. the: late | oantey Club, re Mrs. ‘James Dur-
“ris Hill Road with Memorial High-| Mrs. Arline Smith and Mr. and | Mrs. Paul - Hunter entertained at |, ted her sixth birthday with a R. [Mongan, pastor of Christ} | George ani Eston Rogers Gor. | j Ct oy il A
“way. | Mrs. David Jones of Trenton, were | dinner Friday @ evening Mrs. Fred | party Saturday afternoon. The table Church, Mountaintop, trom ‘the | net, 3 | jon ye Join 2 by hi rs. yo
~~ Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Snyder, | | recent guests of Mr. and Mus. Wil- | White and Mrs. Oscar Dymond, Ber: | was decorated. in the. Hallowe'en Nulton Funeral Home. i i Surviving jare This widow, the | liam A. Shuster, Ars. bamele
have returned from two months’ liam Hall, Birch Grove. | wick; Mrs. Howard Brenner and |. tit Prizes were awarded to Gary laos was Ba Tas RS former Elizabeth Thomas of Nan- | brose, and Mrs. Mary Par urs
wacation in California as guests of | Mrs. Della Case and daughter, | Mrs, Nicholas Koons, Kingston; and Watkins and Jane Edwards. Banning i Hooke: foie ehildten: Jaraes, MIS Introduced to constituents will Be
“Mr. and Mrs. Allen Stafford, former | Bonnie, have moved from Rice St. |Mrs.. Claude Hunter, Trucksville. ; Ist Helen | : o ohte | Dorothy Powell,” Mrs. Beatrice | candidates Richard L. Bigelow of ;
residents of Kingston. [° an apartment at Idetown. Frank Frew has returned from ey Im pd fe pun Gecrge ,'a'l' of Baltimore; Mrs. | Hazleton; Atty. Vincent M. Quinn: F
Burs Clarence Baston stiended the) Mr. and Mrs. Albert Morgan and | Plymouth, Mich. Hughes, Gary Watkins, Cory Ells- | port; Mrs. Alexander Christman, Dor's Wilson, -Demunds; a broth- | and Atty. Peter Paul Olszewski. ; b
wedding in Philadelphia, Saturday, | Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Allabaugh | Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Clensby, orth Gerard. i Thomas, ont Dears N.. Y.; Mrs. Sylvester an am of royale hoo | A ater obi es Went. Hive 1 C
ian Rinner and Edward Johns at ! spent last weekend with Mr. and | have moved to 2 Rice Street. Hughes, Edward Thompson, Mr. and | Solar, Clayton, N. Y.; twelve | fi Ps + JE i= ached 1a) zor Tn torch HE g :
> [Enioriaine Card Club : Mrs. John Watkins, Mr. and Mrs. | grandchildren and five grezir of. For! y-Fort: seven grandchild- their friends, to insure a representa- { ‘a
™ | er Ey ne at Prat Edwards, Mes. Theodore I grandchildren. | a » fie ronD: andivtde. cio red of thelr 1 5 ?
B : | cards Wednesday night. Mrs. Harry — 5 a :
. Planned Securit | Wenner and Mrs; John Adler won | EVaDS. ac ain area. : s
t y prizes. Attending were: Mesdames| Mrs. Richard Walton and infant, Mis. Lillian Hie, ‘Arthur Meyers Buried — ti ;
IMPORTANT NEWS for young men who need || Robert Brown, Earl Edwards, Paul | daughter have returned from Mercy | Has Fatal Heart Attac T da R : c
more life insurance now but plan to “buy it | Asher, Samuel Young, Russell Step- Hospital. . B Ha ! ak StLLi Ho 0. Yesterday In Plymouth 1 ge Yomineii g
later.” | hens, Perry Grant, Nelson Ashburn, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas nOTT, Mrs. illian irl'nger, BR Snr BR, Meyers, 76, of Kings- |
Norman 'Shonk, Kenneth Ellsworth, | New = Cumberland, recently visited | stricken with ‘a heart a FA ovat me a. resident A : Speaks To Club )
phone,» . Wiis i, |. visit and Nesbitt Grail relatives here. i at Tn Nobitt | Huntsvle Road, Da'las, died Fri | REV. BOB BOYD Ws !
) Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Gallagher | Mrs. Richard Paterson is on the | : it day after a long illness. He was | A i ‘ ed a t
Peter Kaye \and children, Susan, Gary, and sales Staff df font Het, Redl Vs ping ws ia | buried 'n Shawnee Cemetery on | Bio: AE, oan on Nallag Kiwanis Hears Ii
76 Midland Drive | Mabel have returned after several | tate, Wilkes-Barre. | Cemetery, following services con- | Monga Rev, Rebertulakens of-| meetings at Glenview Primitive) Nomina ations For 1962 od
Dallas,’ Pa. Phone. OR - 4.510% days with relatives in Highland Mr. and Mrs. Harold Searfoss, ducted by Rey. Fred Hickok and | ficia ed.. : ; Methodist: Chureh in Fernbrook | 0
y | Park, Md. Bloomsburg, « visited sh Fa — | Rew. Robert. Geftmord from. fhe a native Of Plvmouh Son i) Ot tober 2 and Sorings anil No-| Judes Bernard Brarnine ras
; i INQTT J { Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Anthony | George Seymore recently. Mr. Sear- | Bronson Funeral Home, Same Roar, Sooand Marearet vember (10, snnounce ev. An- | onast smasker for Dallas Kiwanis
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY | and son, Albert, Minersville, N.J.|foss and Mrs. Seymore : are hrowier | With the death of M#s. Hir- | Rinis Never 2) "he Hudkon Coal drew Derrick, pas or, [Cub Osher 18 at Trem Coun ry
: 3 iti isiti . and Mrs. William | and. sister. { linger, Mrs. Ralph Rood ‘of Dal-' mineworker Evangelist Boyd and his wife Club. taking as his’ topic, “The
Life Insurance ® Group Insurance @ Annuities ® Health Insurance rs ing Mr. an: Y Cor Winloy. Soeiit he. Weeks las, who lost. her husband last | Comhany. Fare graduates of two Bible Col D-mestic Relations Court” Jude
® Pension Plans. @ Birthday Greetings to Mrs. Robert | recently with her uncle and aunt | year, now loses a: sister. Ar druohter Mrs. Mazie Young. lsges. Rev. Beyd has been ‘to the Bromincki ynted out the prob-
iner 1 Phillips, Mrs. Mr." and Mrs. Howard Manley in | A native of Toyalville. daugh- ‘now of Pa‘ersor. N. J. was once Haly Land twice. He was a staff lems nosed: bafore the court’ by
Kleiner, Mrs. Walter Phillips, S. T. a = | der of the late David ‘and Rachel |» “ewiterhoard onera‘ar for the member with Wheaton College | morital semara‘ion.
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Fairmount - Township, [pony a son John ‘s on emplovee Mestament site of Dothan in Nor. | ed the remort of the nominating
jo tan school In Tae Town- | of ne Jones sales- thern Palestine. He has been in ey which through’ Georoe
{chin and in Fortvi®o mem- | man far Doke Teosrsiard 2 eon the ministry since 1942. eCuc™eon. chairman. prey
| ber of Mossville Methodist Church | Wil'am' is an amrlaves of Oken- Ee aL To mame | thaca offjnarg’ “for alsction: |
{ and its WSTS, ‘she ‘represented | *#o. His wid~w ig the formar Ann i Pony hy il ident. Jerome R. (Yard : sil i
| the Harveyville Charge at Cen. | Mamas, Thora nee four wand. B00 WH To, chidien, She WAL vies nrociarnt, Mowril Fonosnbur; |
tral Pennsylvania Conference’ for childmen © and a rumber 0% nieces ay py evening. : ii Drenden wa 2
sot * Nos. Bo ) | Cyvetts; reasurer, 7 ohn
i to Trashion nd renews, | "Rev. Boyd is staff evangelist Bre he 3
she joined the Prk. ville Meth. Es S : Sympath ai . Bins Nrmina'iens for Boerd of Dir- t
nd’st Church and became a mem- Xpress ympat Y land. ectors. each for a three vear si ’ f
3 ber of + 1 q : ied . were Frank Kreigh, Paul Laux¥}' : :
} Ruehand Tyne Seng Her The community expresses sym- | © Obiect lessons and special music brs Ro re Pr ! He
She is survived bv iat pathy to Dr. G.” W. Klem of will be ‘offered eseh night. (The df w
Mrs. Rood £. Dallas 1 5 | Huntsville whose mother, Mrs. public is cordially invited. | 7 b
Of alla=: and Mrs. A: le f Larksvill died | ini i Sell Quickly Through i
Lambert Bowman, Toucksville, nna Kiem; o arksville, die :
on Monday. The Trading Post
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Boston. :
Mrs. Paul Andrews has returned
to Oswego, N.Y. after several weeks
with Mr. and Mrs. Neual Squire.
Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Sutton and
children, Harty, Ellen. and Martha, :
| visited her mother, Mrs. Sarah Pi
§ ley on. Friday.
: Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Perrin snent
the week end with Mr: and Mrs.
Joseph’ Philbim. in New York.
S. D. Finney is convalescina. at
home after being a medical patient
in Nesbitt Hospital several days.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Finlev and
family have returned from Harris.
burg, where they. visited Mr. “and
Mrs. Norman Patton.
. Mr. and Mrs. John Kennan have
Foturned from a visit with. Mr. and
Mrs. Crawford Rradlev, Lorain, Ohio.
Entertains Card Club
Mrs. Ella Long entertained her
card club Tuesday night. Mrs. Min-
erva Owens and Mrs: Millie Sands
won prizes. Attending wera: Mes-
; dames Lois Croman, Sally. Edwards,
Eleanor Fredericks, Minerva Owens,
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g Bernice Piatt. Kay Palmer; Millie
£ Sands, and Ella‘ Long. BEA Sy
i Donald Fritzges, son. ‘of Mr, and
i ries: Earl Fritzges, Cliffside Avenua. spiraiyal
i hug wenitned from Nasties Thabo OCT. 26 (Thurs.) Through NOV. 2 (inciusive)
where he was a surgical patient.
William Coleman has been ill 22 = i AY oO i 8
E at his home on Mable Street. =
3 Mr. and Mrs. Cecil’ Svencer rec-
ently entertained Mr, and Mrs, Al- PLUS Orange - Lemon - Lime - . Bed Rasp! pherry Sherbe
len Stanford and son. Allen. Jr, ’
St. Marys. and Mr. and Mrs. Peter : .
Avery of Erie. C C i
A family dinner Tuesday night at eine : i 0S ume
the home of Mr. and Mrs.. Walter
Johns, Carverton Road. honored Mr. TUES. CT. 31st.
A Johns who celebrated his seventy. | “HALLOWEEN”
first birthday anniversary. Fourteen !
attended. ps 43 £ \
erg an ALL FOUNTAIN TREATS
» burgh. were recent visitors of Mr. PRICE! ; et 'g
2 and Mrs. Wallace Perrin. SOLD AT Ls (a
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Montgom- ! ;
ery and son spent the week end ® A
with Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Mont- SUNDAES [ OUR STAFF | STAFF : NT 2
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gomery, Kearny, N.J. ® COKES 5 MIS
Mrs. Agnes Swartwood has re- IN i
turned to her home in Whitney. ® BANANA SPLITS| cosTUME : :
3 N.Y. after spending three weeks ® BATTLESHIPS TOO! \ ‘
) with her sister, Mrs. Hazel Bon- ® PIG’S. DINNERS —mm—— i
ner.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Andrews left |
Friday for Sidney, N.Y. to visitsMr,
and Mrs. Samuel Newman. The
Newmans recently announced the |
birth of their first ehild, a daugh-
ter, Carol Mae. .
Calvin Perrin, Harrisburg. spent
a few days recently with Mr. and
Mrs, Wallace Perrin.
Mr, and Mrs. Douglas Connell,
Millville, N.J., are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. George Winkler.
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