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~ Henry W. “Chick” Smith is com-
ing along nicely at his home on
Machell Avenue following hospital-
ization this winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymon Hedden
are expected home from a sojourn
in Arizona the latter part of the
week.
‘Wilbur Manning returned Satur-
day to his home at Shrine View
from General Hospital. His condition
is ‘improved. }
Arthur Srayer is making prog-
ress at his home at Briar Crest
following a long illness. He is able
to be about and go to the hos-
pifal three days a week for 'physio-
Th treatments.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lloyd and
son Tommy, of Allentown; Mr.
and Mrs. Alfred Laincz of Phila-
delphia, spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs, Clifford Ide, Dallas.
Mrs. Donald D. Smith returned
to her home in West Dallas on
Saturday, after submitting to maj-
or surgery at Nesbitt Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Alva Eggleston of
Vernon, with their family, have re-
turned to their home after spend-
ing ‘a few weeks with Mrs. Eggles-
ton’s father Wesley Himmler at
Hollywood by the Sea, Florida.
While in Florida, they entertained
at a holiday party for thirty-two
guests, many of them reside in
the Dallas area. :
Robert Eggleston, Vernon, left
by plane for Hawaii this week
to spend two weeks with Edward
Durkin of Shrine View, a student
at University of Hawaii.
James Oliver, Lake Street, has
returned to his studies at Univer-
sity: of Miami after spending the
holidays with his parents.
lis. Helen Kaskus, Vernon, ent-
Mes Friendship
mg.
. and Mrs. Robert Welsh, Dal-
D. 4, have announced the
bir f a baby boy at Nesbitt Hos-
pital on January 13. :
5 da Stevens who is employed
in Sylington, Va., spent the week-
endiawith her parents, East Dallas.
Mrs, Mart Harding, Herndon, Va,
spent several days last week with
her mother, Mrs. T. M. B. Hicks
who was ill. :
Mrs. Carl Merritt sold her home
at Goss Manor and has moved to
Madison Apartment D 3, Madison
Ave., Bethlehem.
Harry Post has been confined to
his home on Cliffside Road, Trucks-
ville, for the past week with the
flu. «x :
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Wilson
and Gregory and Glenn, former
Orleand, Pa.. residents, have rented
a home at Haddonfield Hills. Mr.
Wilson is sales representative for
James Lees Carpet Manufacturing
oy Aah,
} and Mrs. Donald Alexander
and family have moved from Mag-
nolia, N. J. to 28 Franklin Street,
Dallas, which they have purchased.
Mr®&Alexander is branch manager
for Lance Incorporated.
Mr. and Mrs. John Ryan and
family, formerly of Kingston, have
purchased and moved into a home
at 212 Pioneer Avenue, Shavertown.
Mr. Ryan is sales representative for
the Moore Body Company. Mrs.
Ryan is employed by Food Fair in
Kingston. it
Mr. and Mrs, Tudor Ellis and
William have moved from Wilkes
Barre to a home they have pur-
chased on Woodbine Road, Midway
Manor, Trucksville. Mr. Ellis is in-
surance adjustor for Employers’
Grange Insurance Company.
Grace Ann Bachman resumed her
studies at Pennsylvania ‘State Uni-
versity on Friday. Her mother and
Mrs. Tony Groblewski drove her
dov#% She had been a hospital pa-
tient for the past three weeks.
ertsined the Vernon
x at her home Thursday even-
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, JANUARY 25, 1962
SECTION A —PAGE 3
Celebrates In Alaska
TOM METZ
Tom Metz, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Metz, Carverton, will celeb-
rate his nineteenth birthday anniv-
ersary in Adak, Alaska. Happy Birth-
day, Tom!
Tom enlisted in the U.S. Navy in
August and took his basic training
at Great Lakes, then went to radio
school at Bainridge, Md. He has
been in Alaska for seven. months
and expects to return home in June.
He would enjoy hearing from his
old friends. His address: Thomas F.
Metz, 548 71 99, Navy 230, Box 3,
9, Postmaster, Seattle, Wash.
Mrs. Alfred Bright Is
Hostess To Card Club
Mrs. Alfred Bright, Mt. Green-
wood, entertained members of her
card club at a luncheon Saturday
night. Tables were decorated with
winter scenes. Present were Mes-
dames Norman Sword, Robert
Wright, Samuel Jenkins, Howard
Ellsworth, Nathan Simmers, Paul
Edwards, Richard Downs, Clifford
Johns and John Snyder.
Louise Kyttle
Mr. and ‘Mrs. Clinton Kyttle,
have announced the birth of a
seven pound girl, Louise, at Mercy
Hospital, Valley City, North Dakota,
on December 20, This is their first
child. Mrs. Kyttle is the former Jo-
anne Weed, West Wyoming. Mr.
Kyttle is a former Sweet Valley
resident, He is employed by Sperry
Gyroscope Company at Finley. er
"Mrs. Lewis Kyttle, Sweet Valley,
spent three weeks with the Clinton
Kyttles when the baby came. She
said the temperature was thirty
three degrees below zero when she
left,
| Entertain At Lunch
Ida Grey and sister-in-law, Mrs.
Jennie Grey, entertained at lunch-
eon last Tuesday, Mrs. Letha
Spaulding, Mrs. Letha Mayer, Dallas
and Mrs. Mayer's sister Mrs. Ber-
die Shepherd, Philadelphia. In the
afternoon the group drove over to
Sweet Valley to) visit Bess Klinetob.
These ladies grew up together in
the Loyalville area, but had not
been together for a visit in many
years, Needless to say, the after-
noon was spent recalling many
pleasant memories.
Jeanne Reed, Camp Hill, Pa. was
a recent guest of Nancy Covert,
Shavertown.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rogers, Har-
veys Lake, have announced the
birth of a daughter at General Hos-
pital on January 14.
Art Newman, East Dallas, sub-
mitted to minor surgery at Nesbitt
Gail Shaw, Hostess
At Birthday Party
Gail ‘Shaw, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Wilbur Shaw, Main Road,
Sweet Valley, observed her sixth
birthday on Friday, January 12, in
a way that she and her classmates
will long remember. Gail, a mem-
ber of the first grade of Ross Ele-
mentary School, left for class as
usual - with no thought of a
party. At home, Mrs, Shaw spent
the morning baking and decorating
a large birthday cake, which she
carried into the class room that
afternoon, surprising not only the
honoree, but her twenty-five class-
mates as well. Their teacher, Mrs.
Chykowski, assisted Mrs. Shaw in
serving ice-cream and candy along
with the cake. The children sang
“Happy Birthday” and all had a
most delightful time,
Family Birthday ] 5 arty
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Rogers,
Huntsville, entertained at a family
dinner, honoring Mr. Rogers, their
granddaughter, Wendy Lee Hall,
and their grandson William Michael
Lamoreaux. Mr, Rogers observed
his birthday on January 9, Wendy
Lee on January 6, and Billy on
January 10. The two grandchildren
were a year old. Centerpiece was a
large birthday cake, flanked by
two smaller ones, a pink and white
bearing Wendy's name and a blue
and white for Billy. Those present
besides the honorees were Mr. and
Mrs, Louis Hall, Shirley, Christo-
pher, and Louis, Kingston; Mr. and
Mrs. William Lamoreaux, Sweet
Valley.
Wayne Bryan Ide
Mr, and Mrs. David O. Ide, Dallas
RD 4, announce the birth of a son.
their first child, January 16 at Nes-
bitt Hospital. Wayne Bryan Ide
weighed in at eight pounds and
four ounces, the first child in the
immediate connection to bear the
Ide name in the “male line. Mrs.
Ide is the former Grace Thomas
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David H
Thomas, Kingston, David's parents
are Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Ide,
John Alan Steele
Mr. and Mrs. John Steele an-
nounce the birth of a son, John Alan
2nd, in Berwick Hospital on Decem-
ber 30. Johnny has a little sister,
Linda, aged fifteen months. His
grandparents are Mr. ad Mrs. Ray
Harvey, Harveys Lake, and Mr. and
Mrs. Basil Steele of Mooretown.,
Claude C. Cowart 3rd
Claude C. Cowart 3rd, A2C/and
Mrs. Claude Cowart Jr. are proud
parents of a son, born January 16
in Bloomsburg Hospital. Mrs. Co-
wart is the former Betty Ann Roese.
“Chippy” will not see his daddy
until next November as he is sta-
tioned in Alaska.
Mr. And Mrs. Harry Rinus
Wed Thirty-Five Years
Mr. and Mrs.
Memorial Highway, Trucksville,
were married thirty five years ago
yesterday, January 24.
The couple was married in
Towanda by the Rev. J. D. Herrick.
There is one daughter, Mrs. Willard
Reese, Tunkhannock.
They are spending the winter
months in Florida. When they re-
turn, they will have to find a new
home as their present home will be
taken by the new Lake Highway.
Friends wishing to
address them at 1117
Ave., St. Cloud, Fla.
write may
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Harry Rinus, 66 |.
Back Mountain Family Group
Elected to a five-year term as] Elementary School; daughters Glor-
Director of Luzerne County Agric- ia, left, Senior, and Wilma, Sopho-
ultural Extension Association and | more at Lake-Lehman, Wanda, far
cited a few days later by the Fut- | left, and Marialie seated on her
ure Farmers of America at State | mother’s lap.
Farm Show in Harrisburg, memb- |
ers of the Charles Long family are | Post,
Mrs. Long was formerly Elmira
daughter of Mrs. Post and
mighty proud of their dad, Charles | the late Stanley Post.
H. Long, Sweet Valley Farm Equip-
ment dealer.
| ley Christian Church where
All are members of Sweet Val-
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Pictured with Mr. and Mrs. Long | Long is a member of the Board of
are: sons, Dean, an English major | Trustees, He is a member of the
at Bloomsburg State College, and | Advisory Board of Dallas Branch
Jan in the Second Grade at Ross
Miners National Bank.
Connie Wallo Becomes Bride
Of Kenneth Robbins, Saturday
Connie Wallo, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Merlyn Wallo, Roaring
Brook, became the bride of Kenneth
Robbins, son of Mr. and Mrs. Max
Robbins of Williamsport on Satur-
day, January 20. Rev. Paul Klin-
man performed the double ring
ceremony in Roaring Brook Baptist
Church at 6 p.m. Mrs. Joseph Mil-
ler grandmother of the bride,
played the wedding music.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, wore white brocaded
street ‘length dress trimmed with
fur and carried a white satin Bible
that had belonged to her great
grandmother. Mother of the bride
selected brown street dress with
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gold accessoriés, Her shoulder bou-
quet was of yellow mums. Mrs.
Robbins, mother of the bridegroom
chose black sheath dress with white
accessories and shoulder bouquet of
white mums.
Following the ceremony, a recep-
tion for members of the immediate
families and the attendants was
held at the home of the bride. The
couple will reside at their home in
Almedia after this weekend.
Mr. Robbins is a member of the
Junior Class at Bloomsburg State
College where he is specializing in
speech therapy and special educa-
tion.
Loyalville Girl To Wed
John Dunphy Of Medford
Mr. and Mrs. John S. Fine, Loyal-
ville, have announced the engage-
ment of Mrs. Fine’s daughter,
Suzanne A. Scheuer, to John J.
Dunphy, son of Mrs. William J.
Dunphy of Medford, Massachusetts,
and the late Mr. Dunphy.
Miss Scheuer is an alumna of
Wyoming Seminary and the Kath-
arine Gibbs School, New York.
Mr. Dunphy, who is a graduate of
the Massachusetts Maritime Acad-
emy, is now with the United Fruit
Company.
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Thiry Years On Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Konigus,
Sweet Valley, will celebrate their
thirtieth wedding anniversary on
Sunday, The couple
was married January 28, 1932 in
St. Ann’s Church, Luzerne, by the
Rev. C. Kunduskus. Mrs. Konigus
is the former Anna Winnicki of
Hunlock Creek. There are two
children, both at home. Eleanor is
a graduate of Lake-Lehman High
School, Joseph John Jr., an eighth
grade Lake-Lehman student.
Mr. Konigus is a retired miner.
Mrs. Konigus is employed at Re-
treat State Hospital. They reside
at Hunlock Creek R.D. 2.
January 28.
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Rotarians And Wives
To Hold Joint Dinner
Dallas Rotarians and Rotary Anns
{will hold a joint dinner meeting
| this evening, Thursday,
ing of entertainment featuring The
| Theatre Arts Trio. The trio, consist-
‘ing of Mildred Thomas, narrator,
| Jacob Wentland, base baritone, Dor-
othy Lehman, accompanist, will pres-
ent “An Evening with Lerner and
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presented “The Nativity” at Harveys | Christmas party was held at the
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Fair Lady, Brigadoon, Gi Gi, and
, Camelot, Mr. Wentland, who has
entertaining and oraterio work, re-
places Eleanor Detroy in the trio.
Mrs. Detroy, who was enjoyed by
the Rotary group last year, has
moved to Teaneck, N. J.
Program chairman for the Dal-
las Women of Rotary is Mrs. Richard
Post; reservations chairman for the
affair, Mrs. Stanley Hozempa.
Has Card Shower On
Ninetieth Birthday
Ladies of the Loyalville Church
honored a former active member
of “the Ladies Aid Society with a
birthday card shower January 9,
when Mrs. Mary Williams Bowman
home of her siser-in-law, Mrs.
Beatrice Williams, in Trucksville.
Mrs. Bowman was a native of Loy-
alville, daughter of the late David
past president of the Ladies Aid,
organization. She is a sister of Mrs.
Ralph Rood of Dallas.
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i an impressive background in both |
Girl Scout Troop 27 Enjoys
Lively, Joyous Holiday Season
Girls of Troop 27, December 1,
Lake Women’s Club Christmas
meeting; they delivered Cheer bask-
ets for the Women’s Club; and sang
Christmas carols to the patients at
the Carpenter Convalescent Home.
On December 11, a Mother and
Daughter dinner was held at Dallas
Methodist Church, served by
WSCS of the Church. The speaker
and honored guest was Mrs. Stan-
| ley Davies Sr. At this meeting the
marked her ninetieth year at the |
and Rachel Williams. She was a |denias.
girls received their First Class Bad-
ges, along with various other bad-
ges.
the |
| On December 29, a sleigh riding
home of Mrs. Donald D. Smith,
leader.
Members of the troop are taking
| the First Aid course at the Dallas
| Township School. They are now look-
| ing forward to the Girl Scout Cookie
| sale which begins on January 27.
Members of the troop: Janet Bal-
| shaw, Sandy Tait, Miriam Mohr,
| Nancy Covert, Donna Smith, Linda
| Howell, Karen Fisk, Ruth Higgins,
| Lois Frantz, Debbie Savickas, Patti
| Larson, Donna Priebe. Mrs. Harvey
| Kitchen is assistant leader.
Sharon T Spencer
! | Weds John Wallace
Sharon E. Spencer, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Spencer, Ide-
| town, married Joseph Wallace, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Taylor, Trucks-
| ville, on Saturday, January 20 at
8 p.m. Rev. Norman Tiffany per-
formed the ceremony in Idetown
| Methodist Church. Attendants were
| Shirley Wall, Carverton, and Leon-
ard Wallace, Wilkes Barre.
| The bride, given in marriage by
| her father, wore pink, wool street
| dress with white feather hat. Her
| shoulder bouquet was of white gar- |
Miss Wall selected blue
| wool dress, white accessories and
and still retains membership in the | corsage of pink rose buds.
Mrs. Wallace, a graduate of Lake-
Lehman High School, is employed
|at the Perella Beauty Salon i
| Shavertown. Mr. Wallace is also a
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| Clifford Engles Are
‘Hosts At Dinner Party
| ~ Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Engle, Har-
I ris Hill Road, entertained.at their
home Saturday night at dinner.
| Present were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
| Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sanford,
{Mr. and Mrs. Robert Taylor, Scran-
| ton; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mann, Jr.,
{ Mr. and Mrs. Norman Gerber and
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Minner, Roch-
ester, N. Y.
| graduate of Lake -Lehman High
| School. He is employed by the
American Auto Accessories Store in
Kingston. The couple resides on
| Main Street, Trucksville,
Shirley Wall and Mrs. James Me-
| Coffery entertained at showers for
| the bride elect.
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