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Introducing for the
first time in the
BACK MOUNTAIN!
Members of Wyoming Valley Ap-
ollo Club will entertain at the Dal- |
las Senior Woman’s Club Dinner to
be held May 9 at St. Paul's Luth-
eran Church. Soloists will be Diane
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, MAY 3, 1962
Rhea Politis Simms and
Barbara Liberasky.
Apollo Club was founded by Helen
Newitt Evans for woman singers in
| Wyoming Valley. ] Mus. Evans is now
Myers,
Dallas Woman's Club Chorale
Completes Successful Season
The Dallas Womens’ Club Chorale,
cultural department of the Junior
and Senior Clubs, has just complet-
ed its spring season under the
direction of Mrs. William Carroll,
accompanied by Mrs. Ira Smith. The
Chorale has presented concerts for
the Lehman Woman's Club, Harv-
eys Lake Lions Club, Old Ladies
Home, and the Junior Woman's
Club.
The spring music program was
comprised of music by Rogers and
Hammerstein which included “No
Other Love,” “I Whistle a Happy
Tune,” ‘A Fellow Needs a Girl),
“Everybody's Got a Home But Me,”
“People Will Say We're In Love,”
and Meredith Wilsons’ “Goodnight
My Someone.”
The group comprised of house-
wife's, mothers’ and grandmothers
includes the following members:
Mesdames Ralph Fitch, Russell
Case, Charles Mahler, Joseph Goode,
Victor Cross, Burton Roberts, Jos-
eph Katyl, Howard Garris, William
Kingsbury, William Rood, Paul Lau-
er, Joseph ‘Balavage, Clifford Troup,
Albert Turner, Francis Kriedler,
Lewis Reese, Franklin Clark, John
McGoey, Peter Grifed, Evelyn See-
ley« and Mary Bennallack.
Mrs. Fitch has been named chair-
man of the picnic to be held at a
later date, assisted by Mesdames
Caroll, Roberts, Goode, Mahler, and
Cross.
Communion Breakfast
Fathers and sons of St. Therese’s
Church will hold a Communion
Breakfast at the Church on Sunday
after 8:45 mass when Peter Carlesi-
mo, athletic director at Scranton
University will be guest speaker. |
Bob Boylan will be toastmaster, Bob
Dunne is chairman,
Entertainment will be furnished
by the Back Mountain Glee Club
under direction of Andrian DeMarco.
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Members Of Apollo Club
president. Director is Howard Wil-
liams, head of the music depart-
ment, Mt. Top Schools, accomp-
anist, Gordon Roberts, Wilkes Col-
lege student, and organist at Shav-
ertown Methodist Church.
The club has appeared many
times at the Irem Temple Country
Club Sunday evening concerts.
Dallas Women of Kiwanis met at
the Country Club recently and en-
joyed Mrs. George Thomas, millin-
ery instructor of the YMCA talk on
hat making.
Mrs. Harry Lefko and Mrs. John
Base gave the secretary's and treas-
urer’s report. Mrs. Helen Rice re-
ported on service projects. Kiwanis
women will sponsor a bake sale
May 6 at Dallas Senior High School.
Proceeds will be donated to the Key
Club Rifle team for its trip to the
Kiwanis International Convention,
Denver,. Colorado, June 8. Mrs.
Mitchell Jenkins is chairman. .
Mrs. George McCutcheon spoke
on the Inter-Club Luncheon to be
held June 6 at Irem Country Club.
Mrs, Ted' Ruff is handling reserva-
tions.
Attending were Mesdames Alfred
Ackerson, Jerome Gardner, William
Guyette, David Joseph, Robert Ma-
turi, Edwin Thompson, Lloyd Wil-
Dallas Women Of Kiwanis Hear
Mrs. G. Thomas On Hatmaking
liams, Ira Smith, John Blase, Ernest
Gay, James Huston,
George McCutcheon, Clara Troxell,
William Wright, Merrill Faegenburg,
Ray Goeringer, Mitchell Jenkins,
Harry Lefko, Helen Rice, John Wil-
liams and Leo Corbett,
Carl Rhinald Strye
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Strye, Harris
Hill Road, Trucksville, announce the
birth of a seven pound, four ounce
baby boy, Carl Rhinald, at Nesbitt
Hospital on April 19, There are two
other children, a son, eleven, and
Susan. five and a half.
Mrs. Strye is the former Geral-
dine Stimler of Jim Thorp. Mr.
Strye is an engineer with Air Pro-
ducts. Grandma Strye of Kings-
ton took care of the family while
her daughter in-law was in the hos-
pital,
Mother and baby returned home
on Tuesday.
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DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
Dallas High School Chorus
To Present Spring Concert
Dallas Senior High School Chorus 3
| special feature of the program will
{be the
will present its annual Spring Con-
cert on Friday, May 4, at 8:00 p.m.
in the high school autitorium. The
prcgram will consist of songs by the
chorus, solos by Betty Jean Davis,
Gloria Dolbear, and Paula Scott,
and several ensemble numbers. The
high school chorus will be assisted
Borough PTA Board
Executive Board “of Dallas Bor-
ough PTA will meet on Monday
evening, May 7th, at 8:00 p.m. at
the home of Mrs. Lewis Reese,
Franklin Street, Dallas.
This will be the final board meet-
ing of the year. All members are
urged to be present, and to bring
their summary reports with them.
by the Dallas Elementary chorus. A
Mexican Hat Dance Twist
presented by students from the
sixth grade of Trucksville Elemen-
tary School. Mrs. Margaret Garris
directs the dance number. Miss
Louise Ohlman, vocal supervisor,
will direct the choruses.
| Patsy Is Six
Patricia Lynn Kostenbauder cele-
brated her sixth birthday on Mon-
day, with members of her
and two little friends, Carrie Lee
Roberts and Jerry Miller. Present
were her parents, George and Marie
Kostenbauder, brothers and sisters,
more.
family
and her grandmother, Mrs. Ferniig
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