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DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA :
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Mount Zion = Carverton -;- Orange
Last week I got a chance to run
over to Weatherly’'s Happy Hill;
hadn't seen him for several weeks
and that’s too long. After a most
rewarding good chat together he
told me that he and Mrs. Weatherly
had spent several days visiting son
Bruce Weatherly and family down
the monthly class meeting of the
Kings Crusaders at the Mt. Zion
church. Audrey Earl, the vice-
president presided. Plans for a bake
sale were discussed. Judy Weisker-
ger was welcomed as a guest. The
committee on entertainment and re-
freshments were Lena Hastie, chair-
attractive shirt and tie combination
we all sang Happy Birthday to You.
Last year they gave him a book,
which I looked at hungrily, and
after he read it through he loaned it
to me. He can’t loan me that shirt
— not right size! But it’s pretty.
{| Those at the party were: Mr. and
at Moorestown, N. J. The Reverend | man, Mildred Van Tuyle and Mil- | Mrs. Cornelius Hastie and Annie
Bruce has a busy pastorate in the | dred Lloyd. Besides the committee Dwyer, Mildred Lloyd, Mr. and Mrs.
Episcopal parish there.
Rev. Ralph Weatherly supplied
the pulpit the other Sunday over at
attending were Audrey Earl, Mildred
Krum, Madge Smith, Ida Howell,
Catherine Gilbert, Janet Dymond !
and Jean Hronich.
people are very friendly. And until CHOIR DIRECTOR HONORED
the successor of the Rev. William Cornelius Hastie, Director of the
McClelland formerly of Dallas who | Mt. Zion choir, was honored last
has just accepted a call to a church | Thursday night at a choir-family
in Atlanta our friend Rev. Ralph | night birthday party. “Nelius” as
Weatherly will be supplying the [everybody calls him is a delicions |
~ pulpit at Prince of Peace. crusty kind of guy that we all like.
Wednesday night last week was! After the presentation to him of an
Brainerd Daniels, Mr.
Mrs. Jean Hronich, Karen and Mike
Hronich, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Seiple
and Hal Seiple, Mrs. Marie LaBar
and Sharon LaBar, Susan LaBar,
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert and Catherine
Gilbert, the Rev. William Reid, Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Thomas, Mr. and Mrs.
Sherwood Krum [Later in the eve-
ning Sandy Saunders, the organist,
joined the group for chofr rehearsal.
and Mrs. Leon |
Van Tuyle and Nadine Van Tuyle, |
THE DALLAS POST. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY §, 196:
COME GENTLE SPRING
Last Tuesday night ' Catherine
went to the first rehearsal of the
Wyoming Valley Oratorio Society. A
little amusing but highly promising
is this statement of hers: “On the
coldest night of the year we started
singing ‘Come, gentle Spring’, the
opening chorus of Haydn's “The
Seasons”, which the Wyoming Val-
ley Oratorio Society is presenting
this Spring.” As I say, from the
snatches I hear from our living
room, the work is full of promise;
and Spring, you know, is just
around the corner!
CHAPLAIN AT VALLEY CREST
My chaplain work at Valley Crest
Home is getting well organized. It
is just taking on a new parish, get-
ting acquainted with all the mem-
bers. Different from a parish is the
fact that I have a list of all the
Protestant ‘parishioners’ and they
are all home when I call! The usual
problem is that I am trying to get to
know their names and faces. 1 go
around with my little book asking
interests.
and-so.
a month, of
Council of
gelical United Brethren church has
charge in February. My work
pastoral ministry during the week.
ROCK POX — INCURABLE
BUT NOT FATAL!
A nice letter came from Mrs. San-
del Hunt last week. Many people
around Carverton and Mt. Zion will
still remember the times she writes
“We lived at Mt. Zion in the
first farm house on the other side of
the Camp Ground where the large
pine trees are in the front yard. We
about;
The Sunday
the
Churches.
which is so-and-so and then stop-
ping to visit each one, learn their
Difference
cannot speak or hear,
ask others to tell me if this is so-
Some speak but from nerv-
ous mouths and I don’t understand.
With many, however,
tion
gether.
is
and I have to
services
conducted during January)
be in charge of other churches, once
Wyoming Valley
The
communica-
is complete and we visit to- |
| the Rock Pox. It is a
filled our ice-house with ice from
your pond.
schoolhouse, with the six Lewis |I pick up rocks wheree’er I go,
boys, Myrtle and Laul Smith and | The reason why I do not know,
others . , . . At Carverton we lived | For rocks are found by fools like me
the first farm back of the church. | Where God intended them to be.
The street going into John Coon’s |
was through our farm Girl Scout Leader
Training Sessicms
years ago Sandel came down with
Training
A hundred pounds or more I pack
7 contagi-
ous disease; to both sexes, now the |
whole family has it. Medication is |.
useless but the disease is not fatal, | “€29€! ye
only gets worse as one grows older. | 592Y e ‘headquarters, 66 > a
If you should hear of a Rock and | Street, Wilkes:Barve. Basic leader-
Gen show, be sure to take it in,” | Ship, a Must for pew leaders, will
| be given February 14 and 21, 10 a.m.
And then she encloses a rhyme | to 3 pm. by Mrs. Lavina Young
after the style of Trees; whether or
not she is the author she doesn’t
say but it evidently expresses her
sentiments perfectly:
“I think that there shall never be
An ignoramus just like me,
Who roams the hills throughout the |
day
To pick up rocks that do not pay.
O’ver deserts wild or mountains blue
sessions for Girl Scout
and assistants started Wedn-
Main
A basic outdoor course will be of-
fered February 28, 7:30 to 10 p.m..
| taught by Mrs, Albert May.
Make reservations by phoning
headquarters, VAlley 2-5146.
Don’t waste time looking back
Your eyes are in front of yaur head.
Athletic injuries call for prompt
I went to school in that | With blistered feet and aching back. |
SECTION B — PAGE 1
| Holstein Herds
Ranking High
Hillside Farms Inc. and Ralph M
| Sands have received notice ths
| regist ered Holsteins in their herd]
| have made outstanding records.
At Hillside, two cows, Penstat
Armac Star Lass and Hillside Ony.
| Jessie received 90 points each fo
| a rating of Excellent. Three cowy
| Hillside Bessie Wizard of Oz wit]
633 pounds of butterfat; Hillsid
Commando Jackie, 775 pounds; Hill
side Onyx Jessie of Oz, 934 pounds
contrast strongly with the averag
U.S. dairy cow production of 26
pounds of butterfat in 365 days.
At Sandsdale, Edgehill Sovereig]
Ava scored 91 points. Sandsdal
Soverign Molly, a nine-year old
nroduced 687 pounds of butterfat
Sandsdale Sov Reflection Autumn
hree-year old, produced 758 pounds
Jows were milked twice daily. Pe
od of time, 365 days.
Pennsylvania State Universit)
I search for rocks of varied hue. and skill ful attention.
1 supervised weighing and testing.
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