DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
Purely
Personal
Mrs. Samuel Thompson, former
Dallas resident, now of Lakeland,
Fla., is spending some time with Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Titman, East Dallas.
* Walter Brunges, Claude Street,
taken to Nesbitt Hospital Thursday
night in Dallas Community Ambu-
lance, suffering from a heart attack, |
is on the critical list. He is a line-
man for Commonwealth Telephone
Company.
Mrs. Parento, 84, of Parrish
Street, mother of a Dallas Borough
employee, Nick Parento, was ad-
mitted to Nesbitt Hospital last Wed-
nesday by ambulance, following a
heart attack.
illiam (Bill) DiBuo, manager of
pol Fort Ice Cream Company, has
lost his mother. Mrs. Frank C. Di-
Buo, Luzerne, died Monday night
after a long illness.
Mrs. Joseph Schmerer, former
resident of Dallas, is a patient at
Nesbitt Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. John Lyons, Ma-
chell Avenue, have announced the
birth of a son at Nesbitt Hospital
on April 19. -
Mr. and Mrs. David Bloom, Hun-
lock Creek, have announced the
birth of a daughter at Nesbitt Hos-
pital on April 20.
Candy Poad, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs, Charles [Poad, spent Easter
with Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Evans,
Shavertown. Mr. Poad is teacher
and coach at Lebanon Valley Col-
lege. The Evans drove Candy home
on Sunday.
Easter Monday guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Zel Garinger were Mr. .and
Mrs. Richard Powell and son, Larry,
Johnson City, N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Williams
and daughter, Eleanor, have moved
from Market Street, Kingston to a
home they purchased at Midway
Manor, Trucksville.
Jgaise Hazeltine, teacher at Cor-
nei®™edical Center, New York City,
spent Easter with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph ‘Hazeltine, Harris
Hill Road, Trucksville,
Mrs. Earl Monk, Pincrest Avenue,
had as weekend guest Mrs. Sarah
McCracken of Philadelphia.
Ww and Mrs. Samuel Shonk, Dal-
las R.D. 3, have announced the
birth of a baby girl at General Hos-
pital on April 18.
Mr. and Mrs. Harris Haycox have
returned to their home in Florida
after spending some time in Dallas.’
The Haycoxes are former Dallas
residents.
“Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Moen, Hunts-
ville Road, have started to build a
‘new home on Machell Avenue near
the Hedden group of houses.
‘Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kopet-
chny, East Center Street, Shaver-
town, have welcomed into their
home a nine month baby girl, Mar-
garet Jane. They have a son, David.
~ Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Saraka and
- family have moved from Bingham-
ton, N. Y. to 208 Holly St., Trucks-
villas
. and Mrs. Ray Williams, for-
~ mer Brooklyn, N. Y. residents, have
purchased a home on Demunds
Rogd, Mr. Williams is retired,
n Peterson, teacher at Mont-
real, is spending the vacation week
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Peterson, Norton Avenue,
Mr. and Mrs, Byron Shortz,
‘Trucksville, celebrated their twenty
fifth wedding anniversary on Sun-
day.
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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 1962
SECTION A —PAGE 3
News And Notes Of Personal Interest
~ Chairmen Admire Antiques
Churchwomen of Prince of Peace
Episcopal Church; Dallas, will hold
the 10th annual Antique Show and
Sale in the Parish House May 8th
and 9th from 11:00 AM. to 10:00
P.M.
Pictured above, examining an an-
tique copper kettle are Mrs. Roger
Owens, General chairman, on the
right, and Mrs. Ben Edwards, Co-
chairman, They have announced
the following list of chairmen of
affairs: Dealers, Mrs. Paul Goddard;
Reception, Mrs. Oswald Griffith;
Mrs. Wilson Cease Is
Honored On Birthday
Mrs. Wilson Cease was guest of
honor at a birthday party held at
her home, East Dallas, recently.
Present were Mr. and Mrs. William
Gregory, Melba, Md. and Mrs. Lu-
ther Gregory, Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Gregory, Lyn, Joan, .Carol, all of
Trucksville; Mr. and Mrs. Leroy
Elliot, John, James, Laura, Shaver-
town; Mr,” and Mrs. Obid Cease,
East Orange, N. J.; Mrs. Phil Cease,
Winfield ,Martin, Little Rock Ar-
kansas; Mr, Cease, Warren, and
the guest of honor.
All enjoyed an oyster stew party.
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS
Announcements
THE DALLAS POST
MRS. ROGER OWENS AND MRS. BEN EDWARDS
Admissions, Mrs. Joseph Schneider;
Snack bar, Mrs. John Grant; Din-
ners, Mrs. Edwin Roth; Programs,
Mrs, Edward Ratcliffe; Publicity,
Mrs. James Besecker, Jr., and
Lighting, Mr. Algert Antanaitis.
There will be approximately fif-
teen (15) dealers displaying an-
tiques.
A new attraction this year will
be the awarding of a door prize,
which will be an antique lamp,
A snack bar will be in operation
on both days. °
Valerie Lee Mallin Is
Guest At Family Dinner
Valerie Lee Mallin, thirteen year
old daughter of Mrs. Doris Mallin,
was honored at a family dinner
given by her grandmother, Mrs.
Earl Monk, Pinecrest Avenue, Dal-
las, last Sunday after she was con-
firmed at St. Paul's Lutheran
Church.
Present were Mr. and Mrs, Robert
Monk, Earl and Danny, Mr. and
Mrs. Martin Quinn,” Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew Denmon, Andrew Jr., Del-
| bert, Mr. and Mrs. Tex Wilson,
Tex, Cathy, Teddy, Mr. and Mrs.
Florence Allabaugh, Bill Monk,
Jack Mallin, Mrs. Mallin, Mrs. Monk
and the guest of honor.
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Shirley Mason,
The betrothal of Shirley Mason,
Elizabetth, N. J. to Robert Body-
comb, son of Dr. and Mrs. Robert
M. Bodycomb, Main Street, Dallas,
was announced at a surprise dinner
party given by the Bodycombs at
the Irem Temple Country Club,
Saturday, April 14.
Bob, a graduate of Westmoreland
High School. lives in his newly pur: |
chased home in Union, N. J. He is
employed by Public Service, Newark, |
Elizabeth N. J.
Engaged To Robert Bodycomb
N. J.
The wedding will take place Sat-
urday, June 16.
Present at the dinner were Mrs.
Bessie Bodycomb, paternal grand-
mother of the bridegroom to be,
Mr. and Mrs. William Barr; Susan
and Marjorie Barr, Wilkes-Barre, |
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bodycomb,
Shavertown, the bride eleet, Bob
and his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Roberts,
Pioneer Avenue, Shavertown, cele-
brated their fifty-sixth wedding an-
niversary quietly at their home on
Wednesday, April 25. Last year,
their fifty-fifth anniversary, they
enjoyed a family dinner.
Mrs. Roberts is the former Mina
Honeywell, daughter of the late Mr.
and Mrs. Butler Honeywell, farm-
ers who lived on the site of the
present Dallas Junior High
School. The family later purchased
and moved to a farm where the
Dallas Free Methodist Camp
Grounds are located. Mr. Roberts
is son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Law-
rence Roberts, prosperous Falls
farmers.
The couple was married at the
home of the bride, April 25, 1906,
and went to housekeeping in Wilkes-
Barre. They later moved to the
Roberts home at Falls, then to the
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rolseris
Are Married Fifty-six Years
gave up farming and moved to the
house they now occupy, Mr. Rob-
ers working for the traction com-
pany, then for Sordoni Construc-
tion Company. He retired nine years
ago.
There were four children, three
boys, now deceased, and a daughter,
Mrs. Lester Creasy of Lewisburg;
also two grandchildren and four
great-grandchildren.
The Roberts are members of
Shavertown Methodist Church.
Sandra McCarroll
Mr. and Mrs, William McCarroll,
Lehman, announce the birth of an
eight pound baby girl, Sandra, at
Nesbitt Hospital on April 22. They
have another little girl, Jill, one
year old.
Mrs. McCarroll is the former
Nancy Burden of Wilkes Barre. Mr.
home they were married in at De-
munds. Forty-one years ago they
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NO. 1.
Library Club Committee
Selects April Books
Book selection committee, Back
| Mountain Memorial Library, has
| selected and placed on the shelves
| thirty-three new books this month.
These were purchased with dues
paid by members and will be avail-
| able to them for six months. At
| the end of that time they go on
[the general shelves for the use of
| general circulation.
| They are Beyond Ourselves, Mar-
| shall; A Rocket for the Toff, Creasy;
| The Scarlet Boy, Calden-Marshall;
| A Season of Mists, Tracy; Under
{the Skin, Bennett; The Fox in the
| Attic, Hughes; The Next Fine Day,
| Yates; They Came To Kill, Rachlis;
{ Too Long in the West, Rajan; West
| With the Sun, Cloete; Should Auld
| Acquaintance, Disney; The Forgot-
| ten Smile, Kennedy; 361 Westlake;
| The Grass Lovers, Deutsche; Ship
|of Fools, Porter; Devil Water, Set-
| on; The Genial Stranger, Macken-
| zie; One Flew Over the Cuckoo's |
| Nest, Kesey; Phyllis, Cunningham; |
|The Dark Labyrinth, Durrell; The
| Northern Palmyra Affair, Salsbury; |
{Scott Fitzgerald, Turnbull; The
| Angel of Hell’s Kitchen, Offenberg; |
| Pigtails and Pernod, Parkenham; |
| Pride of the Moor, Smith; Sold to |
| the Lady in the Green Hat, Bailey; |
| The Chinese Lake Murders, Van |
Gulik: Pigeon Feathers and Other |
[Stories, Updyke; A Long and Happy |
Life, Price; The Road from the |
Monument, Jameson; Winter in |
Thrush Green, Saint; Lady of Mal- |
low, Eden. |
|
| Barbara Harding,
| the Herndon-Chantilly Times, Hern-
don, Virginia, spent
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T.
M. B. Hicks, Pioneer Avenue
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