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DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
THE DALLAS POST, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1961
SECTION A— PAGE 5.
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Mrs. Earl Monk, Pinecrest Ave-
nue, will entertain members of her
family at Thanksgiving dinner.
Miss Frances Dorrance, Church
Street, entertained at dinner last
Sunday honoring Mrs. Prosper
Wirt, new Back Mountain librarian.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Daily, Shaver- |
town, had as weekend guest Mrs.
‘Willard Davies of Wyoming, en route
to join her husband in California.
Grace Ann Bachman
® roommate, Linda Watson, members
of the Sophomore Class at Penn-
sylvania State University, will spend
Thanksgiving with the former’s par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bach- |
man, Demunds Road. i
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Peteron,
Norton Avenue, Dallas, will have
as Thanksgiving weekend guest
their son, Joe, New York City.
- Mr. and Mrs. T. M. B. Hicks will
entertain over Thanksgiving their
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Mart Harding and family of
Herndon, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Risley, Dal-
las, will have as holiday guests the
latter's sister, Mrs. Leighton R.
Scott and son, Leighton of Easton.
Mr. and Mrs. John Jopling,
Shavertown, have annuonced the
birth of a baby girl at Wyoming
Valley Hospital on November 17.
W Carl Hedden, student at Columbia
" University, will spend the Thanks-
giving vacation with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Raymon Hedden,
Loyalville. :
Mary Dora Scott, student at Mary-
a wood College, will spend the holiday
weekend with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. D. T. Scott, Huntsville Road. |
Ralph Welp III recently spent his
leave with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Welp, Lehigh Street,
prior to embarking for southern
seas with the United States Navy.
"Robert Maturi is a patient at
Nesbitt Memorial Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. John Ridall, with
their three grade school age chil-
dren, have moved from Meadow-
crgst to Dalton, where they have
purchased a home. The Ridalls have
lived in this area for ten years. Mrs.
Ridall is a Texas girl.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Boyer and
family, formerly of Monongahela,
Pa., have purchased and moved into
a home on East Franklin Street,
Shavertown. Mr. Boyer is manager
of McCrory’s Shavertown store.
Mr. and Mrs.
and family have moved from King-
ston to a bungalow they purchased
on Huntsville Road. Mr. Struthers
is lineman for U.G.L & ©
Ww Mr. W.J. Smith and Mrs. H. H. Zie-
' ser, Huntsville Road, will leave De-
cember 5 to spend the winter at the
i
Ml Princess Martha Hotel, St. Peters-
burg, Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. Abram Nesbitt, Lake
Catalpa, left over the weekend for
' Florida where they will spend the
winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Flecknoe
and family, former Brown" Street,
Wilkes-Barre residents, have pur-
chased a home on Dallas R. D. 3. Mr.
Flecknoe is salesman for David
Ertley Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. John Notoff and six
children, formerly of Kingston, have
rented and moved into a home on
Main Road, Trucksville. Mr. Notoff
is salesman for Raker Paint Com-
pany.
Entertain At Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Macken,
. Carverton Road, entertained at din-
Ener in honor of Mr. Macken’s par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Luther Mack-
en, Wilkes-Barre, who recently cel-
_ ebrated their wedding anniversary.
§ Mr. and Mrs, Machen received a
"purse.
Guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Allen
Longworth, Mr, and Mrs. Oscar
Temple, Mr. and Mrs. Paul San-
ford, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wright,
Mr. and Mrs. Corey Ellsworth, Mr,
and Mrs. Samuel Snyder, Mr. and
Mrs. Norman Albright, Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Parsons. .
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Grant Cooper dJr., son of Mr.
and Mrs. Grant Cooper, had his
i first birthday on Tuesday, and was
the honored guest at a Birthday
Party with the follwing in attend-
ance: His paternal grandparents,
Chief of Police and Mrs. Robert
Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Phillips
and son, Paul, Jr., Mr. and Mrs.
Gary (Cooper and children Gary, Jr.
and Robin, Mrs. Alice Zick, Bob
| Smith, his aunt, Jane Ann Cooper
and Uncle Alan Cooper and proud
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Coop-
er Sr. X
Local Girl Scouts
To Learn First Aid
Girl Scout Troops 200, leader Mrs.
Jack Barnes, and 27, leader Mrs.
* Donald: D: Smith, will have a chance
to take a Junior First Aid Course,
Junior High School.
They cordially invite any other
Junior High School student or adult
to join them in this worthwhile
project.
“Back To School Night”
Featured By P. T. A.
“Back to School Night” proved to
be a very enjoyable and profitable
venture tried by Dallas Junior High
School Parent-Teacher Association
Thursday evening.
After the business conducted by
president, Mrs. Carlton Davies, the
| secretary’s report by Mrs. Sherman’
| Harter, and membership report of
| Mrs. Welton Farrar, Mr. John Ross-
| er, principal, explained the pro-
| cedure for the evening. Each par-
| ent followed this child’s schedule
i and enjoyed a ten minute period
| in each of his classes, conducted by
his regular teacher. Teachers ex-
| plained subject matter and teach-
| ing methods. A question and an-
| swer period followed.
Refreshments were served under
| the direction of Mrs. Lester Jordon,
| hospitality chairman.
Mrs. Addie Searfoss Is .-
Hostess To Bible Class
The Louella Neely Bible Class
Lehman Methodist Church, met at
| the home of Mrs. Addie Searfoss on
| Thursday afternoon.
The meetting was opened with
reading of the scripture ‘and prayer
by ‘Mrs. Searfoss.
Plans were discussed for a joint
Christmas party December 13th,
| combining' the W.S.C.S. and the
Louella Neely Calss.
‘Those who attended: Anna Davis
Major, Grace Whitesell, Elizabeth
Ide, Mable Stolarick, Louise Tiffany,
Faye Brown, Florence Howell, Clara
Mekeel, Kathleen M.- Brown, Martha
Rogers, Loretta Miers,” Mary Simp-
son, Sadie Johnson, Addie Searfoss.
Over 150 Guests Attend
St. Therese's Tea Party
Over 150 guests enjoyed the
Birthday Tea held at St. Therese’s
Church last Sunday when party
tables were decorated to represent
seasons and months of the year.
Candle light was effectively used.
Mrs. Abner Millard and Mrs.
Thomas Hughes entertained with
vocal selections.
Committee members: Mesdames
James Inman and William Morton,
co chairmen, Michael Chalawick,
Robert Franklin, John Malloy, Dor-
othy Zimmerman, Silvio DeMeo,
Leland Guyette, William Miller,
Joseph Youngblood, David Evans,
James Borton, William Thomas,
Fred Schutz, Thomas Glenn, An-
Yanciek and Adrian DeMarco.
Window placard in a pet shop:
“Lonely kitten desires position with
little girl—will do light mouse-
given by the Red Cross Saturday, [
December 2, 1 p.m. in the Dallas |
|
| graduated
- Dallas Junior Woman's Club is | Mrs.
| Mrs.
making final plans for its Annual
Fall Dance, this year entitled ‘“‘Kick-
off- in: Rhythm”, which will be held
Saturday evening, November 25th, | Edward Jackson, publicity
at the Irem Temple Country Club. | man, and Mrs. Evan Bonawitz, chair-
Music for dancing will be furnished | man of reservations.
by Bob Baird from 9 until 1.
Left to right: Mrs. Francis Barry,
Fred Templin, general chair-
man, and Mrs, David Carey, decor- |:
Paul Hiller, poster chairman; |®aul Hiller, poster chairman, as-
dsted by Mrs. Clifford Boyer.
Reservations should be made no
ations chairman. Absent were Mrs, [ater than November 24th with Mrs.
chair- [Evan Bonawitz, OR 4-4181, or either
of her committee, Mrs. Robert Lew-
is, OR 4-1396, and Mrs. Janice Rice,
Assisting are Mrs. David Carey, {OR 4-7184.
| decorations chairman, aided by Mrs.! Proceeds from ‘the dance will be
advisor; Mrs. John M. Culp, Jr. | William Berti, Mrs. Harold Brobst used for various civic and char-
and Mrs. P. William Hanna; Mrs. itable projects of the Club.
president of the Club; Mrs. Milton
Evans, door chairman. Standing:
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Joan Eleanor Novakoski
Weds Richard Griffith, Jr.
Joan Eleanor Novakoski, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Novako-
ski, Miners Mills, became the bride
of Richard Griffith, Jr., son of Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Griffith, 12 South
Main Street, Trucksville, on Satur-
day, November 11.
Ceremony was performed at 10
am. in Blessed Sacrament Church,
Miners Mills, by Rev. Thomas Mec-
Cormack. :
Marilyn Novakoski was maid of
honor for her sister and Bernard
Mercado of Scranton was best man.
The bride wore a white brocade
dress with short veil. She carried
white orchids on a prayer book.
Maid of honor chose green dress
with full skirt. Her headpiece was
a green wreath with green velvet
streamers. She wore green slippers
and carried green and white fall
flowers.
_ Reception was held at the home of
the bride’s parents, after which the
couple went to New York. They are
residing at 349 Chester Street,
i Kingston.
. The former Miss Novakoski was
from Coughlin High
| School. She is employed by Standard
| Brands Incorporated.
drew Siket, Edward Kupstas, Edwin |
The bridegroom is a graduate of
Westmoreland High School. He is
in the Naval Reserves and expects
| to go into active service shortly.
He is presently employed at T. C.
Evans Restaurant.
Showers for the bride were given
by employes of Standard Brands at
the Twin Grill Europa Lounge and
by her attendants.
“I ordered a dozem oranges, but
you sent, me only ten.”
“Part of our service, madam, Two
were so bad, we saved you the
trouble of throwing them away.”
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Carpenter Home Has
Tea And Open House
| enter, poured.
! Frantz R.N., full time nurse at the
‘| home, acted as hostess, along with
Mrs. Florence H.
‘| Mrs, Virginia Carpenter.
Open House, followed by tea, was|
enjoyed by guests at the Carpenter infitmy: ard
Convalescent Home Friday, Satur:
day and Sunday when friends drop-|
The home caters to the aged, the
the convalescent.
ped in to see the lovely new wing
recently built to accommodate priv: |
ate and semi-private patients. Mrs
Thomas Traver, sister of Mrs. Carp: |
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