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Personal
Mrs. Joseph Battisson, Sweet Val-
ley, has received word ‘that her
brother J. M. Powell, is on
the critical list in the hospital at
Detroit. Mr. Powell submitted to
surgery in December.
Mrs. Battis-
son has not seen her brother for
two years.
Mrs. Louise James, Center More-
land, left Monday morning by plane
for Nashville, Tenn., where she
will speak at a conference as rep-
resentative of Center Moreland Meth-
odist Church.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Lewis, Leh-
man. had as weekend guests Mr. and
MW Harry Hoffman of Meadville.
Mr. and Mrs. William Walko,
Shaver Avenue, Shavertown, left
Sunday for Miami, Florida. Before
returning early in March, the Wal-
kos will spend a few days at Nas-
sau. 4 2
Ed McDade is back on the hill
delivering mail after an illness of
two weeks with the flu.
Pete Duda was confined to his
home on Davenport Street, Dallas,
with flu over the weekend. The
Dudas will celebrate their tenth
wedding anniversary over this week-
end.
Harry Post, Cliffside, Trucksville,
is out after an illness of several
weeks. }
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Shipman Jr.
and family, Buffalo, N. Y. spent the
weekend with Mrs. Shipman’s par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Marks,
Lehman, who celebrated their twen-
ty fifth wedding anniversary.
Evelyn Frantz, Brook Street, is
spending a week in Bethlehem vis-
iting Mr. and Mrs. Howard Frantz
and family.
Mr. Frank Garris, Main Highway,
eturned home after being a
surgical patient in General Hospit-
al
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gorey have
moved from 58 Memorial Highway
to their new home at 47 Hildonia
Ave., Goss Manor. The Memorial
3 4d home has been taken over
for%he new highway.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Perrin,
Plains, spent Sunday visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Snyder of Claude
Street.
Mrs. Hayden Richards has been
confined to her home on Lehman
Avenue with a virus for the past
week. }
Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. Helfrick,
Huntsville, celebrated their tenth
wedding = anniversary Friday, Feb-
ruary 2. The couple has one son,
Eric. ;
Carl Hedden was graduated last
week from Columbus University.
Mr. and Mrs. Boyd White, Center
Hill Road are spending February in
Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Ray Titus
is in_charge of the store while they
are ay.
Mr. and Mrs. James Besecker,
Lake Street, had as weekend guests,
their son Robert and his wife from
Wa gton D. C.
. Mrs. James Davenport has re-
turned to her home in Lehman after
spending two weeks as a surgical
patient at General Hospital.
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1962.
Neighborhood News And Notes Of Personal Interest
SECTION A —PAGE 5
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Crispell
Celebrate 49th
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Crispell, Har-
veys Lake, celebrated their forty
ninth wedding anniversary at a
family dinner on January 21.
Mrs. Crispell is the former Ger-
trude Hoover, daughter of the late
Mr. and Mrs. Columbus Hoover of
Outlet. Mr. Crispell is son of the
late Mr. and Mrs. Chester Crispell,
also of Outlet. The couple was mar-
ried in Luzerne, January 21, 1913
by the Rev. W. J. Day and spent
their entire lives in the Harveys
Lake area. Mr. Crispell is now a re-
tired school bus driver. Mrs. Cris-
Anniversary
| pell is an active member of Outlet
Tabernacle and the Free Methodist
Church.
There are three children: Willard
of Outlet, Arlene Swinehart, Kirk-
wood, Erma Nulton, Trucksville;
also five grandchildren, Beverly
Wandell, Diane and Elaine Swine-
hart and Lois and Timothy Nulton.
Present at the dinner were Mr,
and Mrs. Willard Crispell, Rev. and
Mrs. Donald Nulton, Lois and Timo-
thy, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wandell and
the guests of honor.
Sharon Lee Anesi Is
Guest On Birthday
. Mr. and Mrs. Dale L.; Anesi ent-
ertained at a birthday party Sun-
day, January 28, honoring their
daughter, Sharon Lee, who observed
her second birthday on January 30.
Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
A. Anesi, Mrs. Michael Cressie, and
daughter, Michelle, Oak Hill; Mrs.
Charles Monahan and daughter,
Rosemary, Kingston; Mrs. ‘William
‘Walko, Luzerne; the honoree, her
parents and six week old brother,
Dale Earl.
Four Willard Smiths
At Keesler Air Base
Keesler Air Force Base had three
Willard Smiths, compliccated enough
a situation before a fourth showed
up for treatment at the .Hospital
from Cape Canavaral, Florida.
A /2C Willard G. Smith, stationed
at Keesler AFB, Mississippi, is son
of Mrs. Martha Smith, on the Lake-
Lehman Faculty. He was a Dallas
high school student before enlisting.
The four Willard Smiths made
headlines in the Keesler News.
‘Danlel Manzoni Has
Second Birthday Party
Daniel Manzoni, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Francis Manzoni, Follies Road,
celebrated his second birthday an-
niversary on February 2. Helping
him were his sisters, Bernice and
Mary Louise, brother, Francis and
uncles and aunts, Betty Fielding,
Aan Marie Fielding, Mr. and Mrs.
Sidney Fielding, Edward, John,
‘Alfred, Maryann, Alice and Mary
Katheryn Manzoni; Grandpa Joseph
Manzoni, Ann McNally, and ‘his
parents. 5
Mr. and Mrs. Guy C. Faust, New
Goss Manor, are spending some time
in Florida.
David Prutzman has been con-
fined to his home at Huntsville
with the mumps.
Mrs. Stanley B. Davies, Parson-
age Street, is in Florida.
Mr, and Mrs. Paul Gross, Sutton
Road, are spending some time at
Sebring Lake, Florida.
Mrs. Nesbitt Garinger, Red Ledge
Drive, is a hospital patient suf-
fering from a broken hip. She ‘had
a pin put in it this week.
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William E. Smiths Are
Guests On Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. William E. Smith,
Nevel houow poad, were entertained
ar an Anniversary parvy at tue
nome of tne tormer’s parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Alpert Smuth, Sweet Yal-
ley, on Sunday, January Zs.
Lhe Smutns were married Janu-
ary zy, 1v4¥ in Munlenperg by rev.
uscar oax. lney are pareats of a
gaugnter, Wenay Kiame, who will
opserve her first birthday on April
11. :
Mrs, Smith is the former Shirley
James, aaugnter of /Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph James, Nevell Hollow Road.
Mr. Smith is employed at Luzerne
Motors, Luzerne. ‘
Attending the anniversary dinner
were Mr. ad Mrs. Albert Smith,
Bob and Darwin, Jane ann Cooper,
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Davis, Mr. and
Mrs. Corey Bulford, Pikes Creek.
the honorees and their daughter,
Wendy.
Miss Carol Meade
To Wed Robert Turak
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Meade, Van-
derheid Rd., Trucksville, announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Carol, to Robert Turak; son of Mr.
and ‘Mrs. John Turak, 324 Meade
St., Plymouth. a
Miss Meade was graduated from
West Side Central Catholic High and
is employed by College Misericordia.
She is attending Bradford' Beauty
Academy.
Mr. Turak was graduated from
Plymouth High School and is
serving with the United States
Army in Fort Polk, La. Fm
No date has been set for the wed-
ding. i
Mrs. Ruth Federici Is
Guest At Baby Shower
Mrs. Ruth Federici, Shavertown,
was guest of honor at a baby shower
given at the home of Mrs. Eliza
Fielding Saturday might. . Present
were Esther Federici, Lodi, N. J.;
Betty and Helen Federici, Mrs. K.
Hanmelt and daughter, Ellen, Lu-
zerne; Charlotte ' Federici, Bloom-
ingdale, N. J.; Helen Gapps, Hen-
rietta Gallup, Kingston; Ruth Wea.
ver, Tunkhannock; Lydia McDonald,
Loretta Monk, Shavertown; Kay
Carn, Berwick; Mrs. Eliza Fielding,
Janice Hogg, Hazel Fielding and the
guest of honor.
James John Duris
Mr. and Mrs. John Duris, William
Street, Dallas, have announced the
birth of a seven pound baby boy,
James John at Nesbitt Hospital on
February 3. This is their fourth
child. John 'is eighteen, Sandra
sixteen, and Robert eight.
Mrs. Duris is a former Luzerne
resident. Mr. Duris is a masonry
contractor. Mrs. Duris and baby
Jimmie returned to their home on
Tuesday.
Skating Rink Popular
‘A popular spot with the younger
set is the skating rink recently con-
structed by Jonathan Davis Fire
Company across from the fire hall
on Memorial Highway. It is lighted
at night often as late as 11.
“| Club met on Saturday at the Leh-
Announcement has been made of
the engagement of Patricia Ann
Jenkins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Clifton Jenkins, Massapequa, N.Y.
to Andrew G. Stasko, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew Stasko, Grand-
view Ave., New Goss Manor, Dallas.
Miss Jenkins is a graduate of
State University Agricultural and
Technical Institute at Farmingdale,
Engaged
PATRICIA ANN JENKINS
IS
N. Y. School of Dental Hygiene.
She is employed by Pan American
World Airlines.
Mr. Stasko is an alumnus of Dal-
las High School and Pennsylvania
State University. He is employed by
the certified public accounting firm
of Arthur Anderson and Company,
New York City.
A September wedding is planned.
Mrs. William Holeman:
Entertains Friends
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Wil-
liam Holeman entertained a few
friends at her home. Games were
played and refreshments served to
Mrs. Donald Mead; Mrs. Norman
Schoel; Mrs. Victoria Moreck; Mrs.
George Shaver Jr., Mrs. John Gos-
art, Mrs. John Sencsak and Mrs.
Marie Maloney.
Horseshoe 4-H Club
Elects New Officers
Back : Mountain Horseshoe 4-H
man Firehall for election of officers
and the showing of two films en-
titled.” How to Catch a Cold”, and
“The County Agricultural Agent.”
Officers elected were: Tom Estus,
President; Lee Johnson, Vice-Presi-
dent; Judy Crispell, Treasurer; Dav-
id Spencer, Recording Secretary; and
Stuart Lacy, Corresponding Secre-
tary.
Present were: Tom [Estus, Lee
Johnson, Judy Crispell, David Spen-
cer, Stuart Lacy, Marjorie Waschek,
Fran Wentzel, Ruth Ann Scott,
Nancy Crispell, Nancy Hughes, Linda
Mekeel, Connie Bogdon, Tim Car-
roll, Resia Carroll, Ann Lacy, Erica
Vivian, Leslie Vivian, Ronnie Post,
Linda Tag, Mr. and Mrs.. Tony
Bogdon, and E. V. Chadwick.
Thomas Sayres
Have Third Daughter
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sayre, Pikes
Creek, announce the birth of an
eight pound, ten ounce baby girl,
Elizabeth Caroline at Nesbjtt Hos-
pital on February 6. There are two
other little girls, Debra Lee, four
and Karen, three. Sister-in-law, Mrs.
William Sayre is taking care of
them while their mother is in the
hospital.
Mrs. Sayre is the former Shirley
Ferry of Pike’s Creek. Mr. Sayre
is son of Mrs, Elizabeth Sayre, also
of Pike's Creek, who died recently..
He is employed by Commonwealth
Telephone Company. Elizabeth Caro-
line is named for her two grand-
mothers.
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Mrs. Joseph James, Nevel Hollow
Road, observed her birthday on
February 2, with a family party.
Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam E. Smith and daughter, Wendy
Elaine; Mr. and Mrs. Robert James,
Bobby and Gregg; Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Murphy. During the party
Mrs. James was surprised with calls
from her son, Joseph Jr., Man-
chester, New Hampshire and son
Herbert who resides in New Jersey.
Dianne Dribelbis
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Dribelbis,
now living in ‘Saugerties;»N. Y., an-
nounce the birth of their third
daughter, Dianne Kathleen, Friday,
February 2, at Kingston, N.Y. The
new arrival weighed seven pounds
fourteen ounces, Mrs. Dribelbis is
the former Eleanor Filipowski. Mr.
Dribelbis is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Cleon Dribelbis, Pikes Creek. They
have two other children, Debra Ann
and Rosemary.
Wed Fifty-Seven Years
Friday, February 9, Mr. and Mrs.
Torrence Naugle, Sweet Valley, will
celebrate their fifty seventh wed-
ding, quietly at home.
Mrs. Naugle is the former Leona
Cease of Lake Silkworth. . Mr.
Naugle is a retired farmer.
There are two children, Ralph of
Sweet Valley and Mrs. Reynold
Davenport of Kingston; three grand-
Mid-year Recess, Home
the mid semester recess.
Young Goddard was recently tak-
en in to Psi Chi honorary fratern-
ity whose members are outstanding
students in psychology and related
in June is a business edministra-
tion major, and a member of Sigma
Chi social fraternity and Phi Delta
istic fraternity. He was business
| manager of the 1961 Year Book,
Melange.
tenant in the R.O.T.C.
To Meet At Pri
Dallas Senior Woman's Club will
hold its second afternoon’ meeting
of the year on Wednesday, starting
at 2, Prince of Peace Church House.
Dessert will be served by Mesdames
Joseph Schneider, Alton Whittaker,
Robert Wallace, Howard Wiles, John
Williams, Jack Stanley, Anthony
Bonomo and Algert Antanaitis.
Mrs. Homer Moyer, chairman of
the Vogue Sewing Contest has an-
nounced the following entrants from
the Club, Mrs. Victor Cross and
{ Mrs. Robert Milne, from the High
‘Thomas Goddard Spends |
Thomas Goddard, member of the |
Senior Class at Lafayette College, |
spent a week at his home during |
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fields. Goddard, who will graduate |
Epsilon, national honorary journal- |
He will graduate as second lieu- |
Dallas Senior Woman's Club |
Adult Fellowship Group Has
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‘Birthday and Anniversary Party
| Adult Fellowship Group of Glen- [ated anniversary cakes.
| view P.M. Church held its celebra- | Those attending were: Rev. and
| tion of birthdays and anniversaries | Mrs. Andrew Derrick, Mr. and Mrs.
| observed in January last Safurday | John Medovich, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
night at the Church. ;
Those who observed birthdays | ward Sr., Mr. and Mrs. George
| were: Mrs. Elenor Chapman; George | Shaver, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Gershom
{ Shaver, Jr, Charles Seward, Sr., | Hoyt, Bonnie, Connie and Theda;
| Mrs. Lena Evans and Harold Evans. | Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Williams, Jim;
| Those who observed anniversar-| Mr. and Mrs. John Fluck Kathy;
{ies *were Rev. and Mrs. Derrick, | Mrs. William Compton; Mr. and Mrs.
{ Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Williams, and | Corey Crispell, Mrs. E. H. Rogers,
{ Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Rogers. | Mrs. George Stuart Sr.; Mrs. George
| The tables were decorated with | Stuart Jr., Jean Spencer, and Mar-
| floral centerpieces and two decor- | vin Stuart.
‘Rainbow Girls
First Rainbow meeting of this
| term was held on Thursday evening
| at Trucksville Methodist Church Ed.
| ucation Building. Future plans were
| discussed, the Color Party, The
| Mother’s Day Tea, the Rainbow
| Spring Dance, and a service project.
nce of Peace
School, Peggy Hall, Olga Jerista,
Barbara Prokocheck. Judges will be
Mrs. Gustave Habeschat and Mrs.
Robert Miller.
A one act play,
directed by Mrs. Clifford Troup, will
furnish entertainment. Taking part:
Mesdames Ralph Dixon, Robert Gra-
{ ham, Charles Mahler, Richard Mey-
| ers, Victor Cross, Joseph Goode,
Ralph Fitch, Burton Roberts, Har-
old Elston, Robert Ziegler, Howard
Wiley; Merrill Gaegenburg, Joseph
Schneider and Robert Bodycomb.
“Reciprocity”, |
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Mrs. Dorrance Mekeel, chairman
Seafood Dinner To Be Served
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| Saturday evening affair. A historic | Beautiful Dresses
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| Randall, Mr. and Mrs, Charles Se-
of the seafood dinner to be served | design in gold and green on sail |
at the Lehman Fire Hall on Satur- | cloth was selected by the committee.
day evening by the Auxiliary issues |
from Regular
a last call for reservations. Her
telephone number is OR 4-0706.
Menu consists of lobster tail, com-
bination seafood platter, fried fillet
of flounder or half fried chicken.
All platters include homemade rolls,
French fries, cole slaw and bever-
age. Homemade pie will also be
sold.
Women of Lehman Fire Company
for the Lehman Fire Hall by the
hanging of new draperies in the
dining area in readiness for the
Tour Valley Workshop
Representatives of Dallas Junior
and Senior Women’s Clubs, Harveys
Lake Woman's Civic Club and Leh-
man Women’s Club, were among
invited to attend a tour of the
Wyoming Valley Workshop,Custer
St., Wilkes-Barre.
project involving all 18 federated
clubs. The invitation was extended
to county board members, club
presidents or other representatives.
Fractures Arm
Mrs. James Price, former resident
of Sweet Valley,
Alden Station while visiting there
children, one great grandchild.
during the Christmas season.
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goal in their renovation program
those from the Back Mountain area |
This is the first year the county |
federation as such has had a county |
now of Tampa, |
Florida, fractured her arm between |
elbow and shoulder in a fall down |
the stairs of her son’s home at |
| An added fun feature to the sea-
food dinner will be a two-hour
auction to be held at the Fire Hall,
| starting at
| sponsored by the Lehman I1.0.0.F.
Myron Baker will act as auctioneer.
| Members of the community who
| have items to contribute to the auc-
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| Baker, Wes Moore or Mrs. Bud Me-
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