~ SECTION B— PAGE 8 Wun a Re Mrs. Karl Pfeiffenberger. and in- fant son, Meadowcrest Avenue, have ~~ returned home from General Hos- pital. Mrs. Neil Ray- mond, Hill Street, entertained her card club at a luncheon on Wed- nesday' at her home. Mrs. Graydon Carle, Harris Hill Road, is convales- N. Woolbert, cing at home fol- F Mrs, Luther Gregory, Lewis Ave., another 2s er, Wallace Perrin, William Rhodes, lowing an illness. Wesley Belles, Harris Hill Road, ~ was hospitalized last week far tests and observation at Nesbitt Hospit- al, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Considine, Highland Avenue, returned from 4a several weeks stay in Miami, Fla. Enroute they visited former neigh- bors, Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Gros- ert and Mr. and Mrs, Albert Jord- en. Mrs. Sheldon Bennett, Orchard Street, spent the week end with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Bligh in New York City. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Griffiths and family of Harrisburg, visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ced- re Griffiths, Staub Road and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Considine, High- land Avenue, recently. . Mr. and Mrs. Leon Beisel, Ward- en Avenue, returned from a visit with his sister, Mrs. Myrtle Emer- son in Syracuse. Mothers Club Meets Trucksville Service Mothers and Wives Club met at the fire hall. on Monday night, March 19. Mrs. Wil- ‘liam Gregory presided at the busi- “ness meeting. Present: Mesdames Leon Beisel, Jacob Beline, Fred Case, Margaret Dykman, Mamie Dy- mond, William Gregory, Earl Greg- ory, C. A, Perkins, Herbert Spenc- and R. D. Shepherd. Birthday greetings this week to Mrs. Lyle Carle, -Mrs.. Helen Har- rison Vivian, Mrs. Ruth Weed, Gladys M. Herring, Florence Frantz, Ruth Palmer Bennett, Kim Eileen Perrego, Kathleen Manley, Lois Johnson, Paula Richards, Donald D. Dymond, Jeffrey Manley, Brian Nichols, Glenn A. Lewis, Maurice Chernin, Billy Lozo, William Par- ry, Keith Gensel, Andrew L. Glow- ash, Walter J. Truscott, and W. Johnson. Mrs. Thomas Carle, Lewis Ave., has been ill at her home. returned from Fort Pierce, Fla., where she visited her father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Long. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Montgomery and Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Perrin, Holly Street, visited Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Perrin and family in Phila- ‘delphia last week end. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Jenkins, Maple Street, are visiting their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Oran Jenkins in Rahway, N. J. and son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, Evan Jenkins in Cran- ford, N. J. this week end. Bruce Hadsall, son of Mr. and ~ Mrs. Carlton Hadsall, Harris Hill Road, is convalescing at home after an illness. Mr. and Mrs. Newton Davenport and children, Alice and Robert, Kunkletown, - spent the week end with her mother, Mrs. G. L. Howell. Mr, and Mrs. Harold Croom are in Florida where Mr. Croom is on a business trip for his company. Study Group Meets Weekly A study group under the leader- ship of Rev, Germond meets in the educational building of Trucksville Methodist Church each Wednesday night. The group is currently studying the book by Dr. Ralph Stockman called “The Meaning of Suffering”,- Each week a chapter is assigned for study followed by dis- cussion and a question and answer period. The average attendance is 25. Public invited. Mrs, Robert Trowbridge and chil- dren, John and Robert of Walling- ford, Conn. are spending a week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Williams, Harris Hill Road. Gerald, a son living at [Suf- fern, N. Y. also spent the week end with his parents. Mrs, Bertha Evans, Holly Street, is spending some time with her son and daughter-in-law, Rev. and Mrs. James Evans and family in Pitts- burgh, Raymond Snyder, Buffalo, N. Y., was a recent overnight guest of his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Burns, E. Memorial Highway, Terry Wilson, a freshman at the University of Pittsburgh, spent the week end at his home on S. Pioneer Avenue, Marion Ellsworth, Sarah Werner, and Elizabeth Newman spent the week end in New York City. Loyalville W.S.C.S. met with Wanetta Hoppes. The meeting was opened by president Mary Ann Swire. De- votions were led by Dianne Weg- ner. The following attended: Cora, Sharon and Jane Dougal, Bess Klinetob, Emily Lord, Mildred Dar- nell, Martha Swire, Bessie Ide, Dol- ores Garahan, Martha Steinruck, Josie Hummel, Celia and Marilyn Hoppes, Plans were made to give a variety and talent show, Saturday even- ing, May 5, at 7:30. These are wished a Happy Birth- day: Rev. and Mrs. C. B. Kline- tob, Lola Scott, David Lord, Char- lotte Payne, Donald Steltz, Joan Taylor, Celeste Grey, George Dziv- ak, Helen Wilson, Claire Eckerd, Nancy White, Mary Mihalishin and David Hummel. Lenten service$ of the combining churches have been a success, Three have been held with four more to be held each Wednesday even- ing. The following from here attended Roaring Brook Baptist Church: Cora, Jane, Sharon Dougal, Mary Ann Swire, Martha [Steinruck, Dianne Wegner and Josie Hummel. Arthur Darnell and Clyde Lord enjoyed the weekend at home. They both work ‘in Newark. Beaumont Mrs. Ruth Rogers wishes to note the change of date from April 4 to April 3 for the reorgani-/ zation meeting of the 4H Girls’ Club to be held at her home where girls of the 12 - 21 age group are in- vited to plan for the coming sum- mer’s activities, Mrs. Hope [Smith has been a pa- | tient at General Hospital this past | week. The Herbert Goodwins spent Sun- | day at Kingston with Mrs. Maude | Scovell. The Rebecca Bible Class of Union Sunday School will have its month- | ly business and social meeting at It would be nice to tell you tuat because of the sunshine and fair weather we've been enjoying, all Léhmanites are hail and hearty. Such is not to be. Several persons are hospitalized or ill at home, We hope that all are soon much im- proved. Wes Moore is a patient at Nes. bitt Hospital where he is under- going tests. Mrs. John Sidler is rather un- comfortable at her home recuper- ating from a nasty fall, Glenn Bronson is a patient at Nesbitt Hospital. John Montgomery, brother of Mrs. Lester Squier, suffered a sev- ere heart attack at his home in Tannersville, Gary Tough, ten month old son of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Tough, has the chicken pox. His sister, Linda, has returned to school following her bout with the same disease. W.S.C.S. of Lehman Methodist Church will sponsor a Smorgasboard at the church tomorrow, March 30, serving beginning at 5. Louise Ellsworth has returned to Pennsylvania State University after spending a week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe A. Ellsworth. For the past ten weeks she has been doing student teaching in speech therapy in Center County. On Saturday, Louise and Betsy Mulcey of Overbrook Avenue, Dal- las, both members of Kappa Delta Sorority, went to Wilmington, Del- aware, to attend the wedding of a sorority sister. Members of the Good-Will Club were entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Tough on Thursday evening. Everyone en- joyed the beautiful colored slides that Joe Niezgoda showed of the Jewish Community Center at Ide- town. Plans were discussed to take a ‘trip with Idetown Couples Club at some future date. The following members attended: Mr. and Mrs. Ar- lington Vanderhoff, Mr. and Mrs. David Eddy, Mr. and Mrs. Allen { Fox, Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Barnes, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Niezgoda, Rev. and Mrs. Norman Tiffany, and the host and hostess. Mrs. Joe Ellsworth, Louise Ells- worth and Mrs. Grace Whitesell recently visited Mr. and Mrs. Eu- gene Fiske of Dallas, Mrs. Nellie Sickler and Mr. and Mrs. Loren Sickler of Forty Fort and Mr. and | Mrs.’ Frank Ruggles of Meeker. Dana Ide, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ide has returned from Ari- zona and is working again at the Back Mountain Lumber Company. CANCER DRIVE The following women will assist Mrs. Gordon Dawe in the Annual Cancer Drive to be solicited on April 3. Mrs. Walter Chamberlain Jr., and Mrs. Laning Harvey, Huntsville; Smith Pond Rd., Mrs. William Weaver, Mrs. Allen Fox; Lehman-Huntsville Rd., Mrs. Char- the home of Mrs. Edward Martin, Kunkle Monday, April 2, when members are requested to bring a homemade Easter hat. Mrs. Wayne Brace will be the cohostess. The Ladies’ Missionary Circle met at the home of Mrs, Lawrence Hil- | bert recently. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Denmon and family have moved into their newly — built home east of the Beaumont School. Kenneth Trowbridge has finished | his basic training in the US. para- | troopers and is spending his leave with his the former Sheila | Meeker. wife, Save for, 32 Purpose! THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1962 SHAVERTOWN NEWS FROM POST CORRESPONDENTS BEAUMONT, Mrs. William Austin NE 9-2544 ® Mt. ZION, Rev. Charles Gilbert Harding 388-2270 FERNBROOK, Mrs. George Shaver OR 4-5460 ® NOXEN, Mrs. Ira Beahm NE 9-8522 HARVEYS LAKE, Mrs.Albert Armitage NE 9-8531 ® SHAVERTOWN, Mrs. Thomas Kriedler OR 4-5231 IDETOVSN, Bess Cooke NE 9-5137 ® SWEET VALLEY, Mrs. Albert Ray GR 7-8271 ; JACKSON TOWNSHIP, William Hughes 696-1005 ® TRUCKSVILLE, Nelson Woolbert 696-1689 7 LEHMAN, Barbara Simms OR 4-3391 ® Bi MEEKER, Mrs. Fred Winter GR 17-2734 ® Ea IR: A a EE ety les Ely; Lehman, Mrs, Thomas Ae p TRUCKSVILLE Lehman | Erona, Mrs. Stuart Marks, Mrs. Joseph Elisworth; Qutlet Road, Mrs. John Sidler; Briar Crest Rd-lde- town, Mrs. Jean Agnew; 42nd Street, Mrs. Harold Gray; Idetown, Mrs. Anthony Toluba; Meeker Rd.-Mrs. Lawrence Steltz; Meeker, Mrs. Lloyd Rogers; Lake Silkworth, Mrs. Ray Goodwin, Mrs. Joseph Lopez; old 115 to Smith's Pond, Mrs, William Sutton, Mrs. William Simms. Re- member this year there will be about 520,000 new cancer cases! Harveys Lake THE SIGNS ARE SURE I know Spring is here. My husband has gone woodchuck hunting, and has had no luck. But they are out of their holes and are cleaning house. Geese are flying. I saw three different flocks of robins, while riding to Sweet Valley. The “peepers” are awake. In the little swamp, back of H. E. Payne’s store they were really noisy, as I passed by. My crocus, daffodils and hy- acinths are coming up, but the snow birds are still around, so we will have our onion snow yet. i i Isn’t it thrilling to see and hear all these signs of spring, and think of the green grass, we will soon be mowing 2, I am not so good in writing my thoughts of Spring, but as I am writing I keep thinking of Rev. Gilbert and his interesting items, and just can’t resist say- ing how much I enjoy them! His words and thoughts make it seem like spring the year around, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wagner spent the weekend in Arlington, Virginia, visiting their daughter and son-in-law Mr, and Mrs, Dale Wagner. Mr. and Mrs, Howard Higgins and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rothsching spent the week-end in Danville with Mr. and Mrs. Lee Shepperson and daughter Peggy. Gleaners Class of Alderson Meth- odist Church met at the home of Mrs. Theodore Heness Thursday evening, Twelve women Were present. Mrs. Harry Allen is, the teacher, Mr. and Mrs. George Brodi, Laks: ville, were Sunday afternoon and evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Al- TRIP TO GIRARD COLLEGE Monday I had a most interest- ing day as the guest of a mother at Girard College Mothers’ Day in Philadelphia. She has a son eight years old enrolled in this school for fatherless boys. : The time allotted us was to 5 p.m... The boys live under constant: supervision of a governess. In his particular building there are boys six to ten years of age. He showed us his desk where his hobbies, letters and personal belongings are kept. He glowed with pride as he took us on a tour of the grounds. The buildings are white with marble steps and the whole college area is surrounded by a high stone wall The facilities available to the boys are endless. The education they re- ceive cannot be surpassed. On graduation the social security | benefits they would receive if they lived home have been accumulated Idetown Mrs. Corey Meade entertained at a quilting Wednesday; Mrs. Francis Smith, Mrs, Walter Smith, Mrs, El- mer Hoover, Mrs, Sam Terranova, Mrs. Walter Meade and son Walter, Jr. Billy Williams, student at Shep- herd College, Virginia, spent last weekend with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Williams. Mrs, Walter Smith spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. George Smith, Wilkes Barre. Word has been received here that Mrs. Wesley Hilbert of Washington, D.C. is recovering from an illness. Marie Wright, Kingston, with Mrs, Claire McKenna and Mrs. Jo- | anne Maloid and Debbie spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Neil Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Sutton'in Lodie, N. J. Mr. and Mrs, Richard Ide, chil- dren Dianne and Ricky and Gary and Donna spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Meadway of Vestal, N. Y. bert Armitage. The occasion was to celebrate Mrs. Brodis’' birthday. Executive Board of Harveys Lake Woman's Service Club met at the home of Mrs. George Searfoss Mon- day evening, with Mrs. John Zorzi and Mrs. Richard Williams as assist- ant hostesses. Mrs, + Wilfred Ide presided. Mrs. Malcolm Nelson, chairman of the nominating committee will pre- sent the new officers to be voted on, at the April meeting. There will be a white elephant sale at this meeting. The Spring County Meeting is April 24 at Genetti’s, at Hazleton, with afternoon and evening sessions. There were seventeen present. with interest and help them to start a business, go on to college or do whatever they see. fit. Clothing is provided by the col. lege. I never saw a cleaner, neat- er or more polite group of young- sters in my life. Their “Sunday Outfit” consists of trousers, sport jacket, white shirt, tie and very polished shoes. For everyday they wear corduroys and sport shirts. When 5 o'clock came, sons were seen walking toward the parking lot some with. broad smiles, some with heads lowered and some be- ing very stalwart. The mothers were proud of these fine boys. Some of the women were dressed in the very latest fashion complete with fur stoles; others were in waitress garb; some were in babushkas and one wore a WAC uniform. Their cars were from ten- year old models to the latest com- pacts, and I noticed one new Thund- erbird. 5 I have heard it said by some adults that it is cruel to send a boy to Girard—my opinion is that it would be very selfish to deny a boy the opportunity he may nev- er have any other way. All in all, my day was one thi I shall never forget and shall re- member with great fondness Morris King, E. Center Street, celebrated his seventy-secongd’ birth- day at a family dinner Sunday. Frozen were, Mrs. Joseph Stanko, Mr. and Mrs. Earl King and daught- er Sandra; Mrs. Florence Stevens, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest King and daughters, Barbara and Sally; Mr. and Mrs. James King, Larry and Kathy, and Mr, and Mrs. Morris King. ; Edward Gilroy, Sunset Avenue, who has been ill for quite some time was pleased to have a number of visitors come in to wish him a Happy Birthday. Anne Harvey, student at Pine Manor Junior College, Wellesey, Mass., is spending spring vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lan- ing Harvey; Jr. William Hill who celebrates his birthday today will be the honored guest at a family birthday dinner. Mr. and Mrs. George Stevenson, Barnesville, were Sunday callers at the Gilroy home. Mr: and Mrs, Donald Kintner, Terry, Andy and Dottie, of Treich- lers, visited over the week end with Mrs. Kintner’s mother, Mrs. Warren Long, Inman Street. Mrs, Chester Nesbitt, Division Street, and Mrs. Edward Gilroy, Sunset Avenue, motored to Mech- anicsburg to Visi ith Mrs. David Spry, formerly « ¢ e ‘Back Moun- tain areca. Mr ry had just re- turned hom: 4 for having been” a patient at\xp4t Harrisburg Hospital. Mrs. Spry «3s a sister of former Governor” James and her health at the present is not very good. A group of boys in Shavertown area have been scaring eleméntary school children with air rifles, In one case a tablet, carried by a boy, was ripped by a pellet from one of these guns. It might be wise as parents to remember that any damage done to property or to persons by air rifles, is the sole responsibility of the parent and all liability rests with the parents. Please let the children know that it is illegal to use these guns in the Township. If they own one, it can be used only on their prop- erty and the range of the pellets must not exceed the property line. Kingston Township and Dallas Town- ship Police have been alerted to this situation, but lets not wait until an eye is lost before we do what should have been done be- fore the accident. DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA TOWNSHIP Mrs, Hazle Fielding requests that all uncollected coin cards for the Lake-Lehman Band Uniform Fund be delivered to her home on Sutton Road. Mrs, Mary Hudak, Overbrook Avenue, bad as recent guests, her sister, Mys, Gerald Sudinski and son, Gerald, Bridgeport, Conn, Janet Fielding student at Kutz. town State College spent the week- end with her parents Mr, and Mrs. John Fielding. ! Private John J. Aponick, Jr. son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. John D. Jillson, is seriously ill at Fort Knox where he is stationed. He was stricken with penumonia followed by complications. His wife and Mrs. Jillson are at his bedside. Mr. and Mrs, George Voight, West Pittston, were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. William; R. Hughes. Gloria (Cigarski passed the Sta Board examination for beauticians. Mr. and Mrs, George Major are the proud parents of a new daught- er, yet unnamed, born Saturday, March 24 at Nesbitt Hospital, weigh- ing 7 pounds, 15 ounces. The Maj= ors have another daughter Gina, 3. Mrs. Major is the former Virg- inia Culp, daughter of J. P. and Mrs. R. J. Culp. Grandpa (Culp hopes that the new baby will keep the red hair she was born with, as ynone of the other eleven grand- children have inherited his hair, Mrs. Esther Murray has returned after spending a week with her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lomax at Falls Church, Virginia. While she was there, her grandson David, 5, had a tonsillectomy. For Engraved and Printed Wedding Invitations Try The Post Showing At The ACTION PACKED WED.—THURS.— AT SHOW DAYS FRi.—SAT. APRIL 4. 5, 6, 7 2:15 P. M, and 8:15 P. M. SPECIAL SAT. MATINEE 10:15 A. M. For Group Reservations On.y KINGSTON ARMORY 2Y, Hour S Reserved On Sale Tues.. Office, the Wilkes-Barre, Pa.. 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