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DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
Purely
Personal
Thomas J. French, Church Street,
Dallas, is a patient at Geisinger
Medical Center.
Mrs, Mary C. Mackert, Dallas, was
admitted to Geisinger Medical Cent-
er, November 6.
Mr, and Mrs. John Churry, Nort-
on Avenue, had as weekend guests
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Weeden, form-
er Dallas residents, ‘now of Green-
briar, White Sulphur Springs, W.
Vz. They came to attend the Har-
L Ball of Kiwanis Club.
Mrs. Wardan Kunkle, Machell Av-
enue, is a patient at General Hos-
pital where she submitted to surg-
ery on Thursday. She is getting along
nicely.
H. W. Smith, Machell Avenue, is
still a patient at General Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Laux, Mid-
land. Drive, will spend Thanksgiv-
ing at Pennsylvania State’ Univer-
sity as guest of their daughter,
Claudia, a member of the Junior
Class. State College students have
only one day's vacation at Thanks-
giving time this year, compensated
for by a longer Christmas vacation.
Cards have been received from
Miriam Lathrop, retired Back Moun-
tain librarian, who is nicely estab-
lished in her new home at Sun
City, Arizona. She writes, “Just
love it here. No rattlesnakes. It
wgs 38 yesterday, the coldest for
t®t date in sixty-five years. They
say’ that is what winter is like
here. There was snow in sight on
the far mountains and that was
near enough for me.”
Mr. and Mrs.. Raymon Hedden,
TE , spent the weekend in
w York City visiting their son,
Carl, member of the Senior Class at
Columbia University. :
Mrs. William Neil, 82 Highland
Avenue, Trucksville, boarded a jet
BOAC Airliner on Sunday, Novem-
ber 5, for a vacation in Scotland..
Mrs. Walter Hoover, Harveys
Lake R. D. 1, Ruggles, has returned
to her home after spending the
weekend in Linden, N. J., attend-
ing her cousin's wedding. Her
mother, , Mrs. Kathry Wampole,
‘Wilkes-Barre, accompanied her..
Mr. and Mrs. Oswald Griffith,
Mr. and Mrs. David Sayes of Kings-
ton, Mrs. Eugene Lawson of Ashley,
and Mrs, Fred Kroll of Harveys
Lake attended on Sunday the bap-
tism of Daniel Edward Griffith, son
of Mr, and Mrs. John Griffith of
Somerville, N. J., at St. John's
Episcopal Church in Somerville.
Mr and Mrs. Ray French of
Syracuse, N. Y., were recent week-
end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Oswald
Griffith, Upper Demunds Road.
Qrs. Ralph Johnson of Lehman
has returned home after visiting
' her sons and families, Richard of
rty, N. Y.; Ralph and Howard
of Vestal, N. Y.,, for the past two
weeks, Son, Richard and family re-
turned home with her to spend
the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Johnson
and family spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Johnson.
Mrs. Charles Elston of Lehman
is improving after being ill for the
past week. ‘
Howard Andrews, Hosts
At Anniversary Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Andrews,
Harris Hill Road, entertained at a
family dinner in honor of their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel Rood, Berwick, who
observed ‘their fifteenth wedding
grniversery,
e couple were married October
8 1946, in Berwick Methodist
Church. Rev. Robert Wood per-
formed the ceremony. Clarence
Bapn and Marie Synder were the
altendants.
The couple have a son, Howard,
who is a student in the Berwick
Schools.
Mr. Rood is employed by Berwick
Gds Company.
“Kickoff In Rhythm”
Planned For November
“Kick off In Rhythm”, annual
fall dance of Dallas Junior Woman's
Club has been scheduled for the
Irem Temple Country Club on Sat-
urday, November 25 from 9 until
‘1 am. Bob Baird's orchestra will
furnish music.
Mrs. Fred Templin is chairman
sted by Mrs. Robert Carey, dec-
orations, Mrs. Evan Bonawitz, res-
ervations, Mrs. Edward Jackson,
publicity, and Mrs. Evan Miller,
door.
Reservations should be made by
November 23 with Mrs. Bonawitz,
7 OR 4-4181, Mrs. Janice Rice, OR
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Sonya Katbryn Reighter
Mr. ' and Mrs. K. William Reighter
of Harrisburg announce the birth of
a daughter, Sonya Kathryn on Oct-
ober 29th in Harrisburg Hospital.
Mrs. Reighter is the former Judy
chta, grandaughter of Mrs. Mary
weve and Mrs. Jessie Garinger
‘of Harveys Lake. They have an-
Gretchen.
‘Twins Observe Birthday
“Donna Marie and ‘Donald Pall,
sixteen year old twins of Mr. and
‘Mrs. John Pall, Sweet Valley cele-
brated their birthday yesterday
‘with a family dinner. Present in
‘addition to the immediate family
itfefuding a brother John Jr., was
the maternal Penfmetes Mrs,
Iand the winner will be eligible to
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1961
SECTION A — PAGE 3
eighborhood mn And Notes Of Personal Interest
Theresa Reinard Is Betrothed
To Charles Hayes Jr. Of Dallas
Mr. and Mrs. John Reinard, 95
Main Street, Miners Mills, announce
the engagement of their daughter, |
Theresa, to Charles A. Hayes Jr,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A.
Hayes Sr., 78 Wyoming Avenue, |
Dallas. No date has been set for |
the wedding.
Miss Reinard is a graduate of
Coughlin High School. She is em-!
ployed by the Frieder Cigar Fact-
ory. Mr. Hayes was graduated from
Westmoreland High School and
| Wyoming Valley Technical Institute.
|He enlisted in the U..S. Navy on
August 21 and took his basic train-
ing at’ Fort Knox, Ky. He is pres-
ently stationed at Fort Monmouth,
N.J.
Lake Woman's Service Club
Welcomes 7 New Members
Harveys Lake Women's Service
Club initiated seven new members
at a recent dinner meeting held at
Q’Connell’s Twin-Lakes. They are
Mesdames: William Gennetts, Char-
les Gordon, Michael Clark, Thomas
Swire, Robert Traver, Ernest Slo-
cum and Osmand Casterline. The
candlelight ceremony was con-
ducted by Mrs. Ralph Lutes, mem-
bership chairman, and was followed
by a turkey dinner. Arrangements
were made by Mrs. Rowland Ritts.
Mrs. Mildred Scruitsky was
special guest for the evening. As
teacher of Home Economics at the
Lake School, she will act as advisor
to students entering the Vogue |
Sewing Contest. The Club will
furnish a prize at the local level,
enter the District judging. Prizes at’
District, State and National levels
are furnished by Vogue Pattern
Company. Club members may enter
in the Clubwoman Division of the
contest.
A new health project designed to
encourage every member to have a
c¢omplete physical check-up has
been adopted with Mrs. Edward
Gulitus as chairman. The project
ig known as “Conquer Uterine Can-
cer” and is sponsored by the Ameri-
can . Cancer Society and the Gen-
eral Federation of Women’s Clubs.
Work on the annual Christmas
project has begun. Each year toys,
homemade cookies and canned
foods are donated by members. Our
aged and shut-ins are remembered
with Cheer-Boxes, and well stocked
Food-Boxes are sent to needy fami-
lies.
Entertainment was furnished by
a Barbershop Quartet.
Others present were: Mesdames
Alvin Bean, Albert Armitage, Ora“
Bean, Lee Bicking, Rinaldo Cappel-
lini, Charles Casterline, Earl Cris-
pell, Arthur Darnell, Elwood Davis,
Ruth Deets, Fred Dodson, Raymond
Garinger, Theodore Hennes, Edgar
Hughes, Luther Hummel, Howard
Jones, Harvey Kitchen, Grace Mar-
tin, H. J. Miller, Clarence Moledor,
Malcolm Nelson, Clarence Oberst,
Joseph Paniszko, Joseph Rauch,
Carrie Rood, George Searfoss, Ivan
Steinruck, Clarence Swire, Charles
Williams, Richard Williams, John
Zorzi Sr., Edwin Webber, Mary ,La-
Velle, Miss Pauline Davis and Miss
Treva Traver, Mrs. Wilfred Ide
presided.
Next meeting will be held
December 7 at 7:30 p.m. at the
school.
Walter Pilgers, Guests
At Family Dinner Party
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pilger, Sr.
were the guests of honor at a surp-
rise dinner party at the Newport
House, Rochester, N. Y., Sunday,
Nov. 5, when the adult ‘members
of the Pilger clan were happy to
join in the celebration of the fort-
ieth anniversary of the honored
guests. Later in the afternoon a
reception was held at the home of
the Charles Pilgers where the child-
ren joined in the festivities with
these present: (Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Pilger, Jr. and Maureen; Mr. and
Mrs. Albert VanCampen and Lou-
ise, Bernadette, and Susan; Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Pilger and Carol,
Robert, Mark, and James; Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Pilger and Deborah,
Larry, Michael, and Stephen; Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Pilger and Shar-
on; Mr. and Mrs. Donald Pilger and
Kathleen and Donald, Jr.
Louisa Patton Clark
Is Honored At Shower
Eileen Crispell and Linda Scout-
en, Noxen, entertained at a variety
shower’ Saturday evening in honor
of Louisa Patton Clark at ‘the
Crispell home. Present were Jac-
queline Ruff, Joan Macmillan, Mrs.
Alex Wilson, Mrs. John XKovolick,
Mrs. William McGovern, Mrs. Frank-
lin Clark, Sandra Yellitz, Beverly
Lord; Paulette Loomis, Carol Ben-
nett, Jeanie Kocher, Barbara Smith,
Sharon Montross,® Marlene Patton,
Mrs. Earl (Crispell and the host-
esses. - ¥
Francis Kellers Hosts
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Keller, Ster-
ling Farms, entertained at a Hal-
lowe’en Party for the M.Y.F. of
Alderson Methodist Church on [Fri-
day night. Those attending were:
Gordon Dershimer, Gary Smith,
John Allen, Gail Kelley, Eddie Kel-
ler, Debbie Keller.
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Joseph Parks Is
Given "Welcome" Party
Joseph Park, who is teaching the
fifth grade at the Dallas Elemen-
tary School, was pleasantly surp-
rised by his class Monday after-
noon as it gave him a “Welcome
to Dallas Party”.
Well-laid plans for games and re-
freshments were made by this fifth |
grade committee: Drew Bittenbend-
er, chairman, Clifford Garris, Christ-
ine Demmy, Thomas Bottoms, and
Vera Cave.
Mrs. Ralph Fitch, homeroom
mother, was present to help with
the refreshments, complete with
chocolate cup cakes and ice cream.
The highlight of the party was
the presentation of an appropriate
gift to Mr. Park.
Roxie Siglin, Hostess
At Party At Noxen
Mrs. Roxie Siglin, Noxen, enter-
tained at a party at her home on
Thursday evening. Present were Mes-
dames Warren . Newell, Winfred
Reed, Carl Siglin, Ronald Swingle,
Larry Traver, Charles Witter, Elmer
Weaver and Leroy, Thelma Sue
Engelman, Lewis Keefe and child-
ren, Doris Siglin, Ira Beahm, Betty
Davenport and the hostess.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Hoover
Entertain At Dinner
A surprise birthday dinner was
held Sunday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Hoover honoring
her sister-in-laws, Helen, Eva and
Frances. Attending were Mr. and
Mrs. Gene Kreidler, Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Boice, Mrs. Frances Hoover,
Idetown; Mary and Walter Hoover
and Rose Hoover, Harveys Lake.
In the afternoon Mrs. Rose Hoover's
granddaughter, Jeanne Hoover, and
Hospital Auxiliray
Plans Holiday Party
Shavertown Branch, Nesbitt Hos-
pital Auxiliary, met Friday at St.
Paul's Lutheran Church and heard
Mrs. Charles Perkins give a report
on the workshop, she’ attended at
Penn State and made plans for a
Christmas tea party. Viola Sch-
massman was welcomed as a new
member. Entertainment was furn-
ished by Mrs. Jack [Pauling Jr,
who gave a candle demonstration.
Present were Mesdames
Samsel, Charles Sprenkel, H. H.
Rymer, Albert Armitage, Austin
Line, Walter Shaver, Ray Shiber,
Edgar S. Brace, Lyman Lull, Arthur
Smith, Franklin Hawk, James Har-
rison, John Hildebrant, Thomas
Reese, Wm. Brown, J. D. Hutchison,
Charles Palmer, Sheldon Bennett,
Herbert Jenkins, Frederick Eck,
Charles Perkins, William Thomas,
Harold Shappelle, Bruce Moen, M.
U. Rumbaugh, S. B. Arber, Charles
Sieber, John Kistler, George Rice,
R. D. Shepherd, Fred W. Malk-
emes, J. S. Maza, Paul Priebe, Har-
vey Kitchen, William Wright, Leon
Biesel, Ray Swanson, John Fielding,
George Dodson, John Eck, Clarence
Elston, Joseph Marsh, Donald D.
Smith, Margaret Dykman, Florence
L. Rave, Viola Schmassman, Edith
Templin, Mary E. Henwood, Naomi
Pauling, Helen Elston, Blanch Kel-
ler, Hulda Pedersin, Bertha And-
erson, Ruth E. Lamoreux, Laura
Smith, Miss Margaret Brodell.
Loren
Bonnie James, Baptized
By Rev. David R. Morgan
Bonnie K. James, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles C. James of Mans-
field, was baptized at the Mountain
Methodist Church by her grand
uncle David R. Morgan on October
21. This is their only child.
Mrs. James is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Smith, Wilkes-
Barre. Mr. James is son of the late
Charles James and Mrs. Charles
James, Dallas.
Following the christening, dinner
was served at the Smith home to
Mrs. Sadie Sartin, Bonnie's great-
grandmother, Rev. and Mrs. David
R. Morgan, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson
Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith,
Mr. and Mrs. Johanes C. James,
Mrs. Charles A. James and Jane
Reithoffer.
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Mr. and Mrs. Richard Griffith, 12
South Main Street, Trucksville an-
nounce the engagement and ap-
proaching marriage of their son,
Richard J. Griffith Jr., to Joan No-
vak, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed-
ward Novak of 202 Thomas Street,
Wilkes Barre,
The ceremony will be performed
on November 11, 11 a.m. in Church
of the Blessed Sacrament, Wilkes
Barre.
Mr. Griffith attended Westmore-
Richard J. Griffith Jr. To Wed
Miss Joan Novak November
land High School. He has been em-
ployed by Lackawanna Lunch Room
in Kingston. He is in the U.S.
Naval Reserves and expects to leave
for active duty shortly. Miss Novak
was graduated from Coughlin High
School. She is mployed by Planters
Peanut in Wilkes Barre.
Following the ceremony, a recep-~
tion for members of the immediate
families will be held at the home of
the bride’s parents.
sponsor a birthday tea Sunday eve-
ning, November 12 in the church
auditorium. Mrs, James Inman is
general chairman, assisted by Mrs.
William Morton and Mrs. James
Borton.
Eentertainment will be furnished
by Mrs. Abner Millard and Mrs.
Thomas Hughes, vocalist of Plym-
outh. They will give their rendition
of well known Broadway musicals.
The twelve monthly tables will
be hosted by Mesdames John Mal-
lay, Dorothy Zimmerman, Thomas
DeMeo, Leland Guyette, William
St. Therese's Altar And Rosary
Plans Tea For November oth
Altar and Rosary Society of St. | Miller, Joseph Youngblood, William
Therese’s Church, Shavertown, will |
Thomas , James Borton, William
Thomas, Fred Schultz, Thomas
Glenn, Edward Kupstas, Edwin Yan-
chiek, James Inman and Adrian De-
marco.
The ted can be attended by res-
ervation only as no tickets will be
sold at the door. Any one who
wishes to attend can do so by
contacting any of the above who
will call the chairman.
Mrs. Inman will also be helped
by Mrs. Michael Chalawick, bever-
ages and Mrs. Robert Franklin, pub-
lic relations.
Hostess On Hallowe'en
Janice Palmoski, Sweet Valley, en-
tertained at a Hallowe'en party
when she and her friends turned
the barn into a real spook house.
There was farmer dancing, ducking
for apples and other games. Attend-
ing were Marsha and Carol Niem-
chik, Agnes Sabatoski, Lori Lee
Wandell, Carol Labinski, Margaret |
Clark, Darwin Smith, George Swire,
Joseph Pall, Leo Bear, Connie Clem-
mow, Donald Rosencrans, Beverly
Palmoski and Sheldon Wandell.
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and gratefully. acknowledged
by the family of
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