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DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
Miss Hanetta Weaver, 66, | Kunkle Silver foal
{ Services were held Tuesday after- |
noon in Center Moreland Methodist |
Church for Miss Hanetta E. Weaver,
all
Reelects Officers
Kunkle Silver leaf Club reelected
officers last Tuesday evening,
meeting at the home of Ann Weav-
66, who died Saturday morning at er.
where she had |
been admitted eight days earlier, |
Burial was in- Marsh Cemetery. Of-
ficiating minister was Rev. Edwin
Lintern.
Miss Weaver, a native of Center |
Moreland, was daughter of the late |
William and Alice Snyder Weaver. |
She was a member of Center More- |
land Methodist Church and Center |
Moreland Grange.
She had taught ih Tunkhannock, |
and in a number of Back Mountain |
thools.
Survivors are three sisters: Mrs.
Ruey Ammerman, Lakeville; Mrs.
Minnie Hicks, Tunkhannock; and
Mrs. Lela Smith, Center Moreland;
two brothers, Ralph, Center More-
Mrs.
Florence Klimek, games.
(Christmas party is scheduled for
‘December at Twin
| son,
Retaining their offices are: Mrs.
William Weaver,
Forrest Kunkle, vice president; Mrs.
Ralph Ashburner,
| Elizabeth Hess, treasurer;
liam Brace, corresponding secretary;
publicity; Mrs.
president;
secretary;
Ann Weaver,
19,/°6:30 pm.
Lakes,
Present other than those already
| named were Mesdames Fred Dod-
Oliver Elsworth, Owen Ide,
Lillian Kunkle, Ralph Elston, Ralph
Hess, Virgie Elston and Emma Mil-
ler. #
land; ahd Atdréy. Courtdale; a num-
ber
of nieces and nephews.
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Holiday guests at the home of
and Mrs. Willard Engelman
were Mr. and Mrs.
Eyersville, Pa., Mr. and Mrs. Sterlyn
May and children, Allentown.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert May and
Bill spent the holiday with Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Daubert at Allentown.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Pease and
daughter, Mary Ellen, Rochester, N.
Y., spent the weekend with the Fred
Cooles.
Mr. and Mrs. Nile ‘Sickler
evening: Mr. and Mrs. James
Sickler and daughters, Irene and
Janice, Mr. ad Mrs. Wilson Rifen-
berry and Wilma,
berry and Janice Gable of Beau-
mont, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Siglin, |
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wall and!
Larry Pederson of Noxen.
Wilson Thompson is in a serious
condition at General Hospital.
Mrs. William Engelman entered |
General Hospital on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. David Hopkins, |
Vienna. N. J., and Kim, Patti and |
Dawn Huss, Penville, N. J., svent
the weekend with the Harry Siglins.
Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Bailey, Cyn-
thia, Kathleen and Celine, Hartford,
Conn., are spending a month with
the Harry Siglins.
Ernest Phillips, Jr., has accepted
a position in Rochester, N. Y., with
the Kodak firm.
Mr. and Mrs. Vane Race spent
Thanksgiving at the home of her
father, Archie Evet, at Falls.
Mrs. Ernie Phillips, Jr.,
Eric and Elaine, Mrs. Sovhia Hack-
ling, Paul Palmer and Mr. and Mrs.
John Hackling of Windsor, N. Y.,
spent the holiday as guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Huston Craige and family
at Meshoppen.
Rev. Wesley Kimm, pastor of St.
Luke’s Lutheran Church, spent the
holidays with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John Kimm at Herkimer, N. Y.
Delbert Blizzard returned from
: General Hospital after a few days in
for observation.
Affie Blizzard and Ward Vander-
hoff, Metuchin, N. J., spent the
holiday weekend with Christine and
Delbert Blizzard.
- Harriett Dendler, Harrisburg,
spent the weekend with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dendler.
Visitors at the Arthur Parishes
for the holiday and weekend were:
Mrs. Jeanne Chapman, Mrs. Anne
Isaacs, Mrs. Peggy Baker, Carle and
Cinday, West Milford, N. J. :
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Cheadle,
Janie and Harry, Harrisburg, spent
the weekend with Mrs. Jane E.
Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Mead,
Doug, Jeff and Barbara, Poughkeep-
sie, N. Y.,, Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Leibenguth, Kathy, Randy, Endi-
cott, spent the holiday with the
Ray Leibenguths.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Parr, Bristol,
spent the weekend with R. B. En-
gleman.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack McGinley and
family, Newark, N. J., spent the
weekend with the Loren Cases.
Nick Fritz, Penn State College,
Hazleton, spent the weekend and
Thanksgiving Day with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Fritz.
Linda Turner spent a few days
with her grandmother, Mrs. Alfred
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Keithline, Tunkhannock.
{ Dennis Evans is on the sick list. |
Holiday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Wilson were Mf. and Mrs, Paul |
Carol, Phyllis,
| Binghamton, and Mr.
Charles Salico Apalachin
| them on Sunday.
I
| Sunday guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs, Lawrence Race were Mr.
and Mrs. Nelson Cargill and Can-
Costanzo, Datene,
visited
| dice and William Race Bingham-,
| ton.
N. Y., spent the holiday weekend
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Franklin Patton.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ruff enter-
| tained as holiday guests, Mr. and
| Mrs. Byron Cook and family, Beau-
mont; Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ruff,
{dr.,
| more, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Case
| and family, Noxen.
Elmer Race is attending school at
Camp Hill, Pa., for two week’s train-
| ing
The Oberst family of Dushore
visited Mr. and Mrs. Willard Bender
last Sunday.
Ladies’ Auxiliary of Noxen Volun-
annual Christmas party at the Fire
Hall on Monday at 6 p. m. Fifty
| cent gifts will be exchanged.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Thompson,
both invalids for a long time, were
taken .to the Falkenrod Nursing
Home; Mehoopany last Wednesday.
Their son, Wilson Thompson, a pat-
| ient in General Hospital is not
much improved.
Mr. and Mrs. William Shalata left
on Friday for a visit with her par-
cents Mr. and Mrs. Hill Lambert,
Jacksonville, Fla.
Week end guest at the Arthur
Blizzard's were Mrs. Bruce Sutliff,
Brooklyn, N. Y. Sunday guests were
Mrs. John Miller, Wilkes-Barre and
Mrs. Edward Lasecki and Karen, of
Nanticoke.
Lend A Hand Club
The Lend-a-Hand
Luke's Lutheran Church held its
monthly meeting at the home of |
Mrs. Donald Meeker on Wednesday |
evening. Present: Christine
zard, Dorothy Keiper, Mildred Boice,
Mrs. John Jones, Mrs. Fred Case,
Mrs. Joseph Dotter Mrs. Wheeler
Hess, Mrs. Willard Bender, Mrs. Roy
Hess. Mrs. Roy Dendler, Mrs. Don-
; ald Wall, Mrs. Lewis May, Paston
Wesley, Kimm, hostess, Mrs. Meeker
and daughter Donna. :
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hackling
and family, Newark, N. J. spent the
Mrs. Joseph Hackling Sr.
Mrs. Michael Felegy left on Wed-
nesday for her home in Calif. after
spending some time with her moth-
er, Mrs. Gomer Thomas.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Yellitz,
Forty Fort, called on Mr. and Mrs.
Pete Yellitz, on Sunday.
. Delbert Blizzard will enter Gen-
and observation.
the Paul Spaces.
Beaumont
The sincere sympathy of the
community is extended to the
family of the late Guy Swank of
Hackettstown, N. J.
Mrs. Lena Belles is home from
the General Hospital where she |
was admitted after injuries were |
sustained when her car skidded on |
a slippery highway between Beau- |
mont and Vernon.
The Herbert Goodwins enjoyed |
Thanksgiving = with the Victor La,
Brunos of N. J.
Dorothy and William Johnson
recuperating from a tonsillectomy at
General Hospital where Merle New- |
| berry suffered the same fate re-
cently.
The newest addition to the
family of Harry Zacharais is a son
born Saturday, Nov. 18, at the Gen-
eral Hospital. Mrs. Zacharais is the
former Mary Ann Schoonover.
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Austin
West Chester for the Thanksgiving
Holidays.
For Engraved and Printed
Wedding Invitations
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and Mrs. !
Mr. nd Mrs. Fred Clark, Fulton, |
Patty and Kathy Loo, of Balti- |
| teer Fire Company will hold their |
Club . of St.
Bliz- |
week end with his parents, Mr. and
eral Hospital this week for tests
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Sickler, New-
ark, N. J. spent the week end with
spent their Thanksgiving vacation |
were with the T. J. Keatings at.
| Mt. Zion George Davis Suffers
| Neighbors Dick and Janet ”! Fatal Heart Attack |
mond from Hicks river road went
to Dymond Hollow for Thanksgiv-
ing with Dick’s mother Mrs. Rosa
Dymond. With Dick and Janet
{were their children Ricky, Debora,
heart seizure Wednesday evening at |
his home on Pioneer Avenue, Trucks- |
4-H Club Meeting
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Borough PTA Hears :
Mountain Horseshoe | Guitdlance Counselor
George Davis, 66, siffered a fata he -H Club will meet Saturday, Dec- John Thomas,
Guidance Couns-
| elor, spoke to a large audience at
the Dallas Borough P.T.A. meeting
at Lehman Fire |
requested to!
ville. He was buried in Hainsburg, | rope and a swivel snap, for the | Monday evening, presenting a very
Barbara, Brenda and Robert; Dick’s N. J. on Saturday, following serv- | making of lead ropes. interesting talk on the guidance
sister Eleanor and her son-in-law ces from the Disque Funeral Home | | program in the schools. Testing
| and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Ken conducted by Rev. Robert Germond, | | rem Temple: and Caldwell Consis |metaods were explained, and goals
Weiskerger; Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Osborne, Dick’s brother-in-law and
sister; Mrs. James Bonhie and her
husband, Dick’s sister and brother-
in-law; and Dick’s brother Jack and
| son David.
Dorothy wrote from Baltimore
that she would have only the day
off and was invited to have Thanks-
giving «dinner with the Rev. Nor-
man Clemens family.
Malcolm and Eudora Baird and
children Margie, Barry and Arthur
went to Philadelphia for Thanks-
giving with Malcolm’s sister and
family, Mrs. Raymond Ohman. The
Rev. Dr. Raymond Ohman is paster
of the Oxford Presbyterian church
in Philadelphia.
| Glenn VanTuyle was home for |
Thanksgiving with his parents Mr. |
and Mrs. Leon, VanTuyle. On the |
next day daughter Noreen and her |
husband Roger ‘Sharpe came for a,
visit. |
pastor of Trucksville Methodist |
Church.
He was a native of Wilkes-Barre,
son of the late George and Minnie
Smith Davis, and obtained his elem-
natry - education in Wilkes-Barre |
schools, i
He moved from Blairstown, N.J.
twenty-one years ago to settle in|
Trucksyille. Six years ago he re-
tired from employment as an eng- |
ineer with the State Highways De- |
partment,
A veteran of World War 1, he |
belonged to American Legion Post |
132; Trucksville Methodist Church; |
George M. Dallas Lodge 531 F&AM;
time “and take the residents |
semething. This year they are |
asking our people to contribute |
hankies for men and women up |
there. Much better than sending
them cookies and candy. They
get overloaded with such things
during holidays, more than they
can eat. But they always have
noses Anybedy want to give a
hankie? See any of Marjorie’s
class.
Paul and Myrtle Smith went to -
Bethlehem to have Thanksgiving din-
ner with Leland and Evalyn and
their children Marcia and Linda.
Marcia came home with her grand-
nieces and nephews.
Pallbearers were George McCut- |
James Davis,
Allen C. Deputy. Roy Pearce,
i William Golden.
cheon
ire Jr.,
tory. | of the program outlined.
He is survived by his widow, the | A white elephant sale was held:
former Margaret Brands; a son | After the sale, room visitations and
George R., Bethlehem; a daughter, |a social hour followed. Refresh-
Mrs, ‘Bessie Scherer, Lincoln Park, | ments were served by the par-
N. J.; brothers: Charles and Harry, | ents of Mr. Park’s and Mrs. Mohr’s
| Wilkes-Barre; a sister, Mrs. Marg- | rooms. Attendance award was won
| aret Blamire; Wilkes-Barre; several | by Mrs. Mason’s second grade.
happily rors)
Harry Blam-
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where Paul and Myrtle had been.
Most of the Parrishes got together
for Thanksgiving. with Russell,
Blanche and Mary Louise Lewis on
Sutton Creek road. There were Ed |
and Emma Miles and son Billy; Mae!
and Nelson Lewis; Jane and Tommy
Lloyd with children Stevie and
Timmy; George and Gloria Parrish
| and children Patty and Dana; John
Parrish (Lovina had to work and
| couldn’t come); Alma and Ad Wool-
bert and daughter Alice; Nettie Par-
| rish: Carver and Jean Parrish from
New Jersey with their children
Carver and Lee; and Frank and
Mary Parrish.
When I went on Friday
morning on my chaplain calls
at Pittston Hospital and Ransom
Home I found that everybody
had enjoyed a wonderful
- Thanksgiving Day and dinner
and nobody was sick from it!
One lady at the hospital laugh-
ingly said, “Oh we all got a
pill afterwards!”
When everything smells, looks
and tastes so good and you can
eat just short of too much and
enjoy it, there, bfother, is fine |
art at its best!
Miss Bina W. Johnson, after vis-
iting her sister Mrs. Howard Krum,
has returned to her home in Col-
lege Park, Md. i
| It was a lovely ceremony last
Sunday at Mt. Zion church when |
Mr. and Mrs. Richard King pres- |
| ented their newest baby Raymond
Wayne King for baptism. The Rev.
Mr. Reid included their other two |-
| children Ricky and Janice as part
of those who would be making a |
contribution toward the bringing up |
| of little brother as a Christian cit-
| izen. Older children do help in this |
job. Mr. and Mrs. King are a fine
| couple. I know Dick is a good father |
not only by the way he acts with '
| the children but by the fact that he
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