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Student Nurses May |
Sign For Army Career
Student nurses who have succes- ‘three years on the Army Medical
fully completed their second year | Teamn,
of nursing school are now eligible |
for financial assistance while com-
pleting their course of instruction.
This assistance would cover tuition,
books, fees and a liberal monthly {eph Potera at the U.S. Army Re-
salary. cruiting Station, City Building, Nan.
Through the Army Student Nurse |ticoke, or call REgent 56980.
Program, an attractive educational!
er the Army Nurse Corps as’ Sec-
The number of candidates is nec-
are ‘interested and desire further
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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1962
Joe Chukinas, Home
Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Chukinas
| spent the weekend with the form-
ler’'s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Michael
Chukinas, Dallas RD 1. Girl Scout and Brownie Troops
? : met at Dallas Junierr High School
Joe, who is a special government
1 \Uifor a Juliette Lowe Ingathering,
(agent, has just returned from Af-| clehrating their 50th Anniversary.
rica’ where he spent the past three | mv, opening ceremony was con-
(years. He was graduated from Dal | gynted by Troop 9 Senior Scouts.
{las Township High Schocl five years | pollowing this, Mrs. Vincent Mak-
|ago. He ‘and kis wife reside in |g. neighborhood chairman, wel-
comed scouts and leaders.
‘Barbara Lee Marries
John F. Higgs, Fernbrook
Announcements has been made | Pins.
‘of the marriage of Barbara Lee to| Mr. C. Wesley Boyle, District Dir-
| John F. Higgs, 3rd., son of Mr. and | ector, showed a film entitled Day
scouts ‘who received their curved
bar awards and to senior scouts
'who were recipients of five point
| The: bride is the daughter of Mrs. member of the day camp committee,
Ronald Fielding of Noxen and the | discussed day camps for scouts. Four
late William Lee. | intermediate scouts presented ‘a
: | skit.
| ‘The double ring ceremony was |
| performed by Rev. Edwin Lintern, | Mus. Harry Crawford, District
East Dallas- Methodist ‘Church. { Chairman, spoke on ‘scout att work
Janice Rice of Dallas was mat-] which will be displayed ‘at | Little
ron of honcer and William Schuster | ATS Gallery.
Jr., Wilkes Barre, best man. Art awards went to: Gail Dough-
The bride, given in marriage by | ton, 169, first prize; Susan Moore,
ker stepfather, wore beige wool 169, second prize; Karen Fish, 27,
dress and carried white pompons. | third prize. Honcrable mention went
Mrs. Rice chose an equa-colored [fo Donna Demmy, 169, and Carol
183. Judges were Mes-
| Crawford,
Reception was hold ut the Hote | dames: John Vivian, Neville Shea, A.
| of Mir. and Mes Charles Higgs after | DeWitt Smith, mad Wii bir
| which the couple left to spend a Torently Tensive
dress and carried pink pompons.
| Six girls who g
[God and Community Awards were
| few days in the Poconos. s °
1 Mes Hives attended Dallas High introduced. They are: Denna Smith
| * % }
ang ty ar: oop 27;
| 3ckoc] and is employed at the Bost- | nd Patty : larson, ‘Troop 27; Mrs.
| Donald Smith, leader. whose awards
lon Candy Shoppe. | : J
{ : : . | were given by Rev. Russell Lawry,
| Mr. Higgs is an alumnus of Meyers | Dallas Mothodist Church. Conthi
| High School, spent three years in _ Shot ure: Symi
0 s . ._ | Konsavage, Svsan Allabaucgh, Bettv
| the Marines and is now attending | . l
: 4 : | Lamoreaux, and Rose Marie Gahel,
| Pennsylvania State University Cen- | Teen 200: Mrs. Jack B Tosd
Iter at Wilkes-Barre. op Eo Je
| er, i TA 13 rie
The couple is: residing at RD 25° received th Cathalle, Marian
| Dalles : Award from Rev. Francis Kane,
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Congratulations were entended to |
‘Mrs. Charles Higgs of Fernbrook. i Camping, and Mrs. Donald Davis,
From Mrican Tip | G1 Scout and Brownie Troops:
Celebrate 50th Anniversary
Gate of Heaven Church.
Following Troops were present:
9, Mrs. Joseph Niezgoda, leaders;
77, ‘Mrs. = Darrel Crispell, leader,
Mrs. Thomas Bottoms, Mrs. Stephen
Yalick, co-leaders; 27, Mrs. Don-
ald Smith, leader, Mrs. Harvey
Kitchen, co-leader; 156, Mrs. Viola
Rossman, leader, Mrs. Elizabeth Mil-
brodt, Mrs Mabel Yanik, co-lead-
ers; 168, Mrs, Victor Smith, lead-
er; 183, Mrs. William Hanna, lead-
Mrs. Nelson Nelsen, Mrs. Eliza-
beth Thur, co-leader; 169, Mrs. Wil-
liam Baker, leader, Mrs. Robert
Parry, co-leader; 195, Mrs. Sam
Harrison, leader, Mrs, Kenneth Calk-
ins, Mrs. Joseph Ide, co-leaders;
200, Mrs Jack Barnes, leader, Mrs.
George Bauman, co-leader; 218, Mrs.
William Stewart, leader, Mrs. Rob-
bert Bauman, co-leader; 230, Mrs.
Fred Daley, leader, Mrs, Betty Neur-
oth, Mrs. Alfred Nash, co-leaders.
At the Julliette Lowe Ingathering
ing for Brownies, opening flag cere-
mony was presented by Troop 220.
er,
| Mrs, Makar extended a welcome to
Brownies and leaders. Mrs. Wesley
B~vle, Mrs. Donald Davis, and Mrs.
Harry. Crawford conducted a simi-
lar program as that proschicd at
the Girl Scout meeting. Juliette
Lowe representatives from Brownie
Troons ninned their donations, en-
closed in daisy form, on a tree
made by Troop 108.
Closing ceremony = was led by
| Troop 224.
Present were tha following Brown-
ie Troons: 27. Mrs, William Cole,
lender My Panl Henritz. co-leader:
136, Mrs. Charles Nuss, leader; 108
M-g, Russell Lawry, leader, Mrs.
| Kenneth Cnosorove. co-leader; 154,
| Mrs. Pan] Menapace. leaders, Mrs,
Regis Brice co-leader; 219, Mrs.
Pnca « Novraski, leader, Mrs. Matt
Evan, co.leader; 220, Mrs. Lewis
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Reece, leader, Mrs. John Blase, Mrs.
rank Kuehn. co-leaders: 2923, Mrs.
Kenneth Hunter leader, Mrs. FEl-
mer Willigma, ce-ieader
John Connelly, leader, Mrs. Shirley
Ide, cc.leader.
Parline Turing Raceiva
Cash Giit From Church
Missiona, ; Socitév of First Chris- |
tian Church, Sweet Valley, met last |
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| week at the home. of Mrs. Herbert
| Sweet Valley. i
FORTY FORT
THEATRE
THURS. . FRI. - SAT.
Rosiland Russell
Alex Guiness
“A Majority Of One”
SUN. -
Cont.
MON.
Sun. 8 to 11
Bing Crosby
Danny Kaye
“White Christmas”
Peiffer, Main Road, Sweet Valley
and presented a cash gift to Mr. |
| and Mrs. Charles Perkins, Hills of |
Hope, in honor of their new-born |
twin daughters, Rebecca Sue and |
Priscilla Beth. Refreshments were |
| served to the following members, |
| Beatrice Cragle, Rena Adams, Betty |
Edwards, ‘Joyce Thomas, Helen |
Lamoreaux, Almira Long, Patsy [fSAT. MARCH 31, 1962
| Thomas, Mary Johnson, Craig Ed- WILKES COLLEGE GYM
| wards, Jeffrey Thomas, Abby Lee |
| Thomas, Mr. Russell Lamoreaux and | fT
Mr. Edgar Cragle. | TICKETS $
$3.50 Reserved
Next meeting will be held at the
home of Jean Whitesell, Fades, |
A careful examination of the in-
terior of the nose should be made |
by an experienced physician in |
order to diagnose fracture.
FRI.
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ROBERT MITCHUM
CURT JURGENS
224. Mrs, |
DALLAS Drive-In Theatre
Having An Anniversary?
Will you be celebrating a
fiftieth or more wedding an-
niversary the weeks of March
26, April 1, or April 8? “Will
you be 90 years old or more
on any of those weeks?
If so, kindly phone or write
the Dallas Post. OR 4-5656 or
4-7676.
Keller Class Plans
Tea Bnd Reading
Keller Class, Shavertown Metho-
dist Church, will sponsor a tea and
reading, ‘Nothing Whatever To Do”,
{by Jokn and Elsie Masterson, Tues-
day, ‘April 3." Mrs. John H. D.
Ferguson will be reader.
Music will be furnished by the
Bell Choir of the Forty-Fort Metho-
dist Church, directed by Mrs. Mild-
red P. LaMas. The Bells are in two
chromatic octaves, each girl hav-
ing two bells. These bells were cast
in Holland and presented to the
church by Mr. and Mrs, George
‘Taylor.
The public is invited.
Horseshoe 4-H Club
Back Mountain Horseshoe
Club met at Lehman Fire Hall
Saturday and enjoyed two films,
“Golden 500” and “National 4-H
Club Congress”. :
Present: Tom Estus, Lee Johnson,
Judy Crispell, Dave ‘Spencer, Ron-
| nie Post, Jim Post, Marge Wascheck,
| Fran Wentzel, Ellen ' Bidwell, Val
i Tag, Ruth Scott, Anne Lacy, Anne
| Parkhurst, Resia Carrol, Tim Carroll,
4-H
i Erica Vivian, Leslie Vivian, Stuart |
| Lacy, Linda Mekeel, - Tom = Chal-
| lenger, Linda Tag and Mrs. Tony
| Bogdon.
Mrs. Cordon Boote
‘Was Donor Of Dolls
| Mrs. Arthur Newman, already
| busy dressing dolls for the Library
| Auction, has discovered who sent
| the four dolls she inquired about
last week. They came from Mrs.
| Gordon Boote, Trucksville. Dolls
| such as were commonly sold at the
| turn of the century have a real
value these days because of their
scarcity.
Mrs. Newman plans to dress one
of the bisque-headed dolls in
materials cut from clothing” of wo-
men who have contributed greatly
tq the Library, to make of it a
genuine memento of the , Library
and the Auction, a treasure to be
“chanced off.”
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or drop in Square Record Shop
W. B. or write Conrad Wagner,
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Library Book Club Members
Enjoy Decorated Easter Eggs
Three things at the Library Book | mittee were Mrs. Edgar Brace.and
Club meeting in the Annex on Mon-
day contributed to the enjoyment of
the largest group attending in
months: A ‘quick review of “Ghosts
in Old Houses” given by Mrs. Char-
les Frantz; a fascinating demon-
stration of ‘decorated Easter eggs
presented by Mrs. Leonard Adam-
shick; and a tea-table decorated in
a enring motif of African violets
and pink candles, presided over by
Mrs, Prosper Wirt and Mrs. Fred
Howell.
Mrs. Frantz gave just enough
of a book review to insure James
Reynolds, an enthusiastic reader
audience, The book may be cbtained
at Back Mountain Memorial Lib-
rary Mr. Reynolds, an artist, had
not intended to write a bock, mere-
about, making pictures
of old American houses; but when
he spotted seven highwaymen hang-
ing frcm the branches of a tree
in New England, in advance of
reading the ghost story about their
ill-fated end, he felt that he must
do something about it.
Mr. Adamshick’'s Easter eggs,
fragile confecticns hanging from an
Easter egg tree, were unbelievably
beautiful. Some of the eggs were
paintakingly cut to make tiny jewel
caskets lined with silk ‘and decory
ated with seed pearls, their delic- ||
ate little hinges permitting ‘the tops
| to be raised.
Mrs. Mitchell ~ Jenkins = nresided;
Mrs. Warren Unger read the list
of books selected by the Book Com-
mittee. Heading the hospitality com-
Mrs. Peter D. Clark. Nams of four-
teen new members were presented.
Tea was served to Mesdames
George W. Carey, W. H. Pierce Jr.,
Frederic W Anderson, William H.
Pethick, Floyd Apt, Harold Titman,
W. B. Jeter, Arthur Strayer, J. F.
Salada, Jack Hastings, Clyde Davis,
Homer B. Moyer, Carl E. Hontz,
John P.-DeWitt, F. B. Hormal, Walt.
er E. Mokychic, Dana Crump, Or-
nan Lamb, Herman Thomas, Prosper
Wirt, John C. Phillips, Ralph Dix=
on, Lyman Lull, Charles Maxwell,
Charles L. Hosler, Stanley B, Dav-
ics, Warren Unger, Louise Brown,
Alfred Boysen, Peter D, Clark, Ed-
gar Brace, Kenneth Herwig, George
H. Montgomery, Lloyd Kear, pert
VanHorn, Robert W. Meyer, E.' W.
Bauman, Leonard Adamshick, Fred
Howell.
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