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| Personal
Mrs. Rosetta Kepner, N. Y. spent
| the week with Mr. and Mrs. John
Girvan before leaving for Fayetteville
in time to help celebrate her
mother's birthday, Mrs. Barnes has
~ just turned 91.
Mr. and Mrs. William Girvan and
| family, of Allendale, N. J. spent the
P| of the Donald Smiths,
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weekend with Mr. and Mrs,
Girvan.
Marty Walsh, Overbrook Road,
is a patient at Veterans’ Hospital
where he is under observation.
John
Mr. and Mrs. Garry Donnelly and |
| four months old Deborah,
. Altxandria,
Va., residents, have
0 moved to Oak Drive; Oak Hill. Mr.
pelly is manager of the Hard-
v =“Department at Wayne Depart-
ment Store.
Mrs. Marguerite, Bogart, 42nd
| Street, Idetown, is a surgical pa-
tient at General Hospital.
Mrs. Fred Wilkens, Lehman Ave-
nue, is a patient at General Hos-
. pital where she submitted to sur-
gery on Monday.
Miss Frances Dorrance, Church
Street, Dallas, is a patient at Mercy
Hospital,
Susan Smith, Pioneer Avenue, a
freshman at Wyoming Seminary,
spent her spring vacation visiting
Florida with her uncle and aunt,
Dr. and Mrs. Donald Smith of
Wilkes-Barre, and their two daught-
ers Debbie and Bonnie. They visited
Susan’s aunt, Mrs. Lyman Howe
at Daytona Beach, and made the
tour of southern colleges, Sweet
Briar, Randolph Macon, Hollins, and
on the way home, Goucher in Balti-
more.
The Ralph Smiths, meantime, had
a
staying with them Mary Ellen Smith
and Crawford, daughter and son
guests for
the past two weekends.
Mrs. H. W. Smith who has been
pgijent at General Hospital re-
turned to her home on Machell
Avenue over the weekend. Miss Lida
Smith who has been staying. at
| the Smith home during her absence
returned to New York City.
Mrs. Leslie Hilbert, Lehman Ave.,
] a to Nesbitt Hospital
—— te ek sil
this Sveek.
Mr, and Mrs. Fred Searfoss, Har-
veys Lake RD 1, have announced
the birth of a baby boy at General
Hospital on April 8.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Anderson and
Mr. and Mrs. Al Giberson, Eaton-
ville, visited Mr. and Mrs. George
| Shaver, Sr., Mathers Drive, on Sun-
day :
Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Thompson D.
CC, had as . recent guests their
|son, Francis and family of St.
Clair, Mich.
Mrs. Eva P. Mendelsohn, Trucks-
ville, is a patient at Geisinger Hos-
pital.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ruff and
Kathy Lou, Baltimore, Md. Mr.
and Mrs. James Culp, Mr. and Mrs.
J. EgBoston, Sweet Valley, enjoyed
dinn at Harrisburg, along with
the government buildings on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Schilling
and Robert, Alan, Jane, Donna, have
movéx from Meadowcrest to their
home ons Overbrook Road.
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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, APRIL 12, 1962
Neighborhood News And Notes Of Personal Interest
SECTION A — PAGE 3
Mrs. Guy Zerfoss, Sr.,
Rodney, Have Birthdays
A party at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Guy Zerfoss, Sr., Mooretown,
honored Mrs. Zerfoss and grandson,
Rodney. Rodney is son of Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Zerfoss, Country Club,
Dallas. Attending were Mrs. Ray-
mond Shaw, Mrs. Andrew Adams,
Kay Altemus, Sweet Valley; Muriel
Prista, Honey Pot; Mrs. Guy Zer-
foss, Jr., Chase; Mrs. Alice Edwards,
Mrs. Geralding Edwards, Moore-
town; Mrs. Vivian Kellow, Slocum;
Mrs. Charles Zerfoss, Karen and
Donna, Harvey's Lake; Mrs. Donald
Zerfoss, Donnie and Rodney, Dallas;
Mrs. Charlotte Culver, Mrs. Brice
Swisher and children, Shickshinny;
Toby and Debbie Zerfoss, Chase,
Butchie Edwards.
Terry June Sayre
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sayre, Pikes
Creek, announces the birth of their
third daughter, Terry June, April
1, at Nesbitt Hospital. Older sisters
are Christine and Cathy. Mrs.
Sayre is the former Beverly Kester,
niece of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Var-
ner, Meeker. Mr. Sayre is with
Life Time Aluminum Co.
Barbara Zoe Blazick
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Blazick,
Union St., Shickshinny, announce
the birth of their first child, Bar-
bara Zoe, April 4, at Nanticoke
State Hospital. She is the former
Donna Boyle, daughter of Mrs.Edna
Boyle, Shickshinny. Mr. Blazick
is son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Blazick, Sr. Hunlock Creek. He is
a wallpaper and fabric printer with
Province town Printers, Patterson,
N. J.
Tommy John Creasing
Has Birthday Party
Mrs. Thomas Creasing, Pikes
Creek, entertained at a birthday
party ‘April 4, honoring her son,
Tommy = John, three. Attending
were Mrs. Sayre, Carol and Craig;
Mrs. Thomas Sayre, Karen; Cathy
and Christing Sayre; the honoree’s
sister,” Beth Ann Creasing, his
grandmother Mrs. Cleon Dribelbis.
Bittenbenders Have Boy
Mr. and Mrs. George Bittenben-
der, Machell Avenue, have an-
nounced the birth of a six pound,
ten ounce baby boy, at General Hos-
pital on Friday, April 6. There are
four other children, Drew, aged
eleven, Jan ,ten, Chris, six, Brett,
eleven monts.
Mrs. Bittenbender is the former
Lucille Disque, daughter of Mrs.
Henry Disque. Mr. Bittenbender is
son of Mrs. Andrew Bittenbender,
Woodlawn Drive, Dallas.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Hemen-
way, Hillside Farm, Trucksville, cel-
ebrated their twenty-fifth anniver-
sary on Sunday with a few friends.
Mrs. Hugh Devine, Fernbrook, is
a patient at Mercy Hospital. She was
taken in by ambulance.
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| Legion Members To Honor
Past Commanders, Friday
Daddow-Isaacs Post 672, Ameri-
can Legion, Edward Buckley com-
mander, has completed plans for
the annual Past Commanders Night
to be held Friday, April 13, at the
Post home, 8 p. m.
The following are Past Command-
ers: Arthur Brown, Stuart Major,
Paul Shaver, John Thomas, Brooke
Arnold, Charles Stookey, Joseph
Adjamitz, Frank Ferry, Don Grose,
David Jenkins, John Nash, Primo
Berrettini, Robent Williams, Harold
LaBar, Anthony Monast, deceased;
Lewis Reese, Joseph Kravitz, Fred
Cockyne, Frank Mathers, Tom Reese,
William Moran and William O’Brien.
The Legion Auxiliary will meet
at 7 p. m. before the reguar meeting.
There will not be a regular meeting
of the Auxiliary this month because
of Holy Week.
Refreshments will be served by
the Auxiliary.
Wins Scholar=""n
RITCHARD PARRY
Ritchard Parry, son of Mr. and
Mrs. George Parry, Westmoreland
Hills, will study at Brown Univ-
ersity next year, taking a Summer
Institute in preparation, similar to
work done the past three summers
at Syracuse Unversity.
The scholarship award, sponsored
by National Science Foundation,
could have been cashed in at Brown
or at University of Pennsylvania.
Parry was also named as alternate
winner at University of West Virg-
inia and Virginia University.
His subject will be the Chemical
Bond Approach in Chemistry, lead-
ing to a master’s degree. Parry ob-
tained his B. S. degree at Muhlen-
berg in 1957. For the past five years
he has taught at Council Rock High
School in Newtown.
Moving from Kingston to Trucks-
ville with his parents, when he
was in the fifth grade, he complet-
ed elementary schoo! and Westmore-
land High School, winning both
eighth grade and senior class Ameri-
con Legion awards.
At Westmoreland he managed the
football team. His star subjects were
mathematics and chemistry, At
Council Rock he teaches Science,
coaches Varsity wrestling, and is
assistant coach for football and base-
ball.
His wife is the former Charlotte
Dymond, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Elwood Dymond, Trucksville. There
are two small children, Brenda, 4,
and Ritchard, 2.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reed, 197
Lawn Street, Shavertown, will ob-
serve their fiftieth wedding anni-
versary on Sunday, April 15, with
open house.
Mrs. Reed is the former Lillie
Hahn, daughter of the late Edwin
and Emma Santee Hahn of Wilkes-
Barre. Mr. Reed is son of the late
Mr. and Mrs. George Reed of Beth-
lehem. The couple was married in
Bethlehem and went to housekeep-
ing there where Mr. Reed was em-
ployed by the Transit Company. The
couple later moved to Wilkes-Barre,
and thirty-four years ago to Shav-
ertown in the house they now oc-
cupy. Mr. Reed retired from Wilkes-
Barre Transit Co. seven years ago.
There is one son, Warren, Hunts-
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reed Are
Married Fifty Years On Sunday
ville Road, Dallas; two granddaught-
ers, Janet, at home and Mrs. Jack
Lasher, Shavertown; also one great-
grandchild, John Warren.
The Reeds are members of First
Reformed Church, Wilkes-Barre, and
regularlly attend, when health and
weather permit. Mrs. Reed is some-
what handicapped by arthritis but
Mr. Reed is hale and hearty, thor-
oughly enjoying his wood work
shop, helping Warren remodel his
house and landscape his yard, and
giving Mom a hand at the house
work.
The Reeds are looking forward to
the anniversary party and hope their
friends and neighbors will drop in
for a good old-fashioed visit and a
cup of tea.
The Harveys Lake women have
cause to celebrate,
For fifteen years of good deeds
to date. ;
Tho’ they're not posted in the
Hall of Fame,
Folks sit up and listen when they
hear the name,
Bake sales, rummage sales, prog-
rams and dances,
Projects galore, for which they
sold chances, re
And to help along on their var-
ious capers,
Wonderful help from the local
newspapers.
With money they earned they sure
did their share,
Giving talent and time that they
had to spare.
Thus they enter their fifteenth
anniversary year,
With gpirits high and full of good
cheer.
Mrs. Charles Williams, Ruggles,
was chosen president of Harveys
Lake Woman’s Service Club at the
meeting held at Lake School last
Thursday evening. She, along with
Harveys Lake Service Club
Plans Charter Night Program
other officers, will be installed in
May when a Charter Night program
marks the Club’s fifteen years of
service to the community.
A White Elephant Sale was held
at the meeting with Mrs. Delmar
Wintersteen acting as auctioneer.
A nice profit was realized from
the sale to give the Club treasury
a final boost for the fiscal year.
On April 16 a joint meeting of
the out-going and in-coming Boards
will be held at ‘Brennans Restaur-
ant, Harveys Lake. Hostesses for
the evening are Mrs. Malcolm Nel-
son, Mrs. Howard Jones and Mrs.
Albert Armitage.
Present at the meeting on Thurs-
day were: Mesdames Wilfred Ide,
Malcolm Nelson, Michael Clark, Al-
bert Armitage, Delmar Wintersteen,
Ora Bean, Charles Williams, Ralph
Lutes, Earl Crispell, Elvin Bean,
Osmond Casterline, John Cooney,
Howard Piatt, Carl Swanson, Eugene
Lavelle, George Searfoss, Joseph
Rauch, Grace Martin, Harvey Kit-
chen, John Zorzi, Jr., Howard Jones,
Calvin McHose, Elwood Davis, Theo-
dore Hennes = Clarence Montross,
Durrell Loomis, Lee Bicking, Rol-
and Ritts and Misses Treva Traver
and Pauline Davis.
Art Students, Guests
Of Junior Woman's Club
‘Winners of. Dallag Junior High
School art contest were guests of
Dallas Junior Woman's Club at their
meeting at Prince of Peace Church
last Tuesday evening. They were
Jack Updyke, Robert Antanaitis,
James Keleta, Russell Guha, Rosel-
len Khaboe, Frank Gesky, Charles
Besteder, Barbara Hauck, Dale
Prynn, Harry Cooper, Sharon Phil-
lips, Linda Casterline, Bill Baker,
Cindy*Gallety and Jack Updyke.
Plans ‘were made for a tea in
May at which members of the Senior
Woman's Clu: will be guests. Mrs.
John Parsons talked on decorating
Easter eggs.
Mrs. Ross Lewin welcomed as
new senior advisor.
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an eight pound three ounce baby
boy, Ricky, at Nesbitt Hospital on
March 22. Mother and baby return-
ed to their home on Tuesday. Ricky
is the couple’s first child.
Mrs. Malkemes is the former Ada
Mae Hilbert of Beaumont. Mr. Malk-
emes, formerly of Center Moreland,
is now in the U. S. Navy at Mary-
land.
George Condaras, student at Over-
brook School, is spending the spring
vacation with his mother, Mrs. Gus
Condaras, Center Hill Road.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry F. Goeringer
Sr., have returned to their home in
East Dallas after spending two
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Wed Forty-Five Years
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Austin,
Shavertown, celebrated their 45th
wedding anniversary on April 7th.
They were dinner guests of their
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Edwin Lumley of Fernbrook on
Saturday evening.
The Austins were married in
Wilkes-Barre. They are parents of
five children, Leon, Wheaton, Mary- |
land; Chester, Meridan, Conn.; Gor- |
don, Linden, N. J.; Shirley Jones,
Catasaqua, Pa., and Alice Lumley, |
Fernbrook; also fourteen grandchil-
dren.
Mr. Austin is retired but enjoys |
working around the yard. Mrs.
Austin is active in work for the |
Shavertown Methodist Church. |
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Donna Lee Garinger
Is Honored At Shower
A linen shower honoring Donna |
Lee Garinger was given on Friday |
Dodd, Harveys Lake. Table was
decorated with yellow candles and |
variegated flowers in small yellow
wheelbarrows. Individual corsages
of yellow daffodils were given to
each guest.
Guests were: Jean Spencer, Mrs.
‘W. R. Garinger, Denice; Rose Spenc-
er of Dallas; Louise Herring, Trucks-
ville; Joan Kirchner, Wyoming;
Ruby Church, Berwick; Donna Lid-
dick, Kingston; Mrs. John Hasley,
Luzerne; Donna Berryman, Le Ann |
Tarila, Carol Sabstini, Wilkes-Bar- |
re; Mrs. Russell Dodd, Harveys Lake;
hostesses, Anna Mae Gula and Sus-
an Jayne Dodd.
| visory board; Mrs. Lloyd Kear, Mrs.
| ers, tapers and colorful Easter bun-
Irem Women Golfers Open
With Luncheon At Country Club
New officers and chairmen for the |
coming season were introduced at
the opening luncheon meeting of Irem
Women Golfers at the Country Club
Friday: Mrs. Paul Gross, chairman; |
Mrs. Russell Havey, captain; Mrs.
George Dean, secretary-treasurer;
| Mrs. Warren Unger, handicaps; Mrs. |
| Charles Phillips, Mrs. George Mont-
i gomery, Mrs. John Pritchard, ad-
Mitchell Jenkins, Mrs. William Pack,
rules; Mrs. William Wicks, Mrs.
George Common, prizes; Mrs. Har-
old Snowdon, hostess; Mrs. Frank
Wagner, lockers, and Mrs, F. E. Hop-
kins, publicity.
The luncheon tables were attrac-
tive with centerpieces of spring flow-
nies. Mrs. Robert Spencer, Mrs.
was announced that the closing
luncheon will be arranged by Mes-
|dames A. G. Rutherford, James Wil-
|liams and L. R. Spencer.
Attending were Mesdames George
Dean, J. P. DeWitt, Jr., W. Clark
Evans, Mitchell Jenkins, Louis Mas-
low, Max Rosenn, A. DeWitt Smith,
John R. Vivian, Ester Weckesser
Walker, William A. Wicks, George
B. Common, Henry N. Davis, John
S. Fine, Paul L. Gross, C. Russell
Havey, F. E. Hopkins, Earl G. Hun-
gerford, Howard S. Jones, W. Hamer
Mainwaring, George H. Mongomery,
William J. Pack,
Charles E. Phillips, John H.
Pritchard, A, G. Rutherford, Richard
E. Santee, Harold C. Snowdon, L. R.
Spencer, L. Robert Spencer, Jr.,
Samuel H. Spencer, Helen Thomp-
William Pack and Mrs, J. P. DeWitt, |
Jr., were in charge.
An important meeting will
be |
| decorated ladies’ locker room. It
| son, Warren S. Unger, David S.
| Williams, James T. Williams, Mar-
vice Wilson, J. P. DeWitt, Sr., Mar-
evening at the home of Susan Jayne | { held Friday at 10 a. m. in the newly |ian Harter, Fred Kroll, Karl Loucks,
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Sunday and Monday were Open
House days at Back Mountain Mem-
orial Library, when beautifully
dressed members of the Book Club
{ welcomed residents to the newly
| renovated and remodelled main
Library and to the Annex, where
tea and party cookies were of-
fered.
Mrs. Jack Stanley
With Commonwealth
Mrs. Jack H. Stanley of Dallas
has resigned as membership secre-
tary of Wilkes-Barre YWCA to
become finance secretary with the
Commonwealth Telephone Company |
at its office on Lake Street. |
Mrs. Stanley became a member |
of the office staff of the YWCA in |
1957 as secretary of the building |
completion fund and added the |
responsibility for publicity and pub-
lic relations in 1958, Mrs. Ray W.
Turner, Sr. president announced.
The following year, upon, resig-
nation of Mrs. [Simon Cichy, she
became membership secretary. Mrs.
Eric Bohlin, personnel chairman,
stated that Mrs. Stanley has com-
bined these positions since that
time. “haa
Together with her husband and
daughter, Mrs. Stanley lives on
Center Hill Road. She is president
of Dallas Women of Rotary, also
president of Episcopal Women of
Prince of Peace Church, a member |
of Dallas Senior Women’s Club and |
has been active in Back Mountain |
Library Auctions. |
She is also a former leader of |
Brownie and Girl Scout troops.
Attorney Enoch Thomas, Pioneer |
Avenue, Trucksville, will be princi- |
pal participant in the annual Gaman- |
fa Ganu to be held Sunday, April |
29, in First Welsh Congregational
advancement and
Church, Plymouth.
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Mechanical
The spontaneous comment was,
| “How much more space there is,
and isn’t it attractive?”
Never, since the Library started
to grow, has there been adequate
space on the main floor. With re-
moval of children’s books to the
Annex, and shunting of meetings
to the Annex, the pressure was
relieved, but not completely. Stacks
still hindered the borrower from
| easy access.
With remodelling of the upstairs
rooms, and utilization of this space,
| the downstairs is once more airy
Back Mountain Memorial Library
ds Weekend Open Howes!
beginning.
Mrs. Mitchell Jenkin. Ss, BoClub
president, collaborated w._ ith hair-
men Mrs. Herman Thon: | +and
Mrs. Emil Bauman in making guests
welcome, and Mrs. Prosper Wirt,
newly installed librarian, was at
her desk.
Presiding at a tea table festive
with spring flowers and tall ivory
tapers on Sunday, were Mrs. George
Gregson and Mrs. Charles Gates,
relieved by committee members Mrs.
Ornan Lamb, Mrs. George Mont-
gomery, Mrs. Willard Seaman, Mrs.
Edgar Brace, Mrs. Dana Crump,
Mrs. Lloyd Kear and Mrs. Robert
Bachman.
On Monday, Mrs. Thomas and
Mrs. Jenkins were assisted in serv-
ing by Mrs. M. J. Brown, Mrs. J.
P. DeWitt, Mrs. Florence Crump,
Mrs. J. F. Sallada, Mrs. John C.
Phillips, Mrs. Warren Unger, and
and uncluttered, as it was in the
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