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Flower Arranging Group
To Meet At McCartneys
Dallas. Senior Woman's Club
Flower arranging Group will meet
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)| WEEK-ENDS DURING MONTH OF MAY
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1962
Honored By Harveys Lake Woman's Service Club
Pictured above,
' right, are Charter Members
| Senior Citizens of Harveys Lake |
| Woman's Service Club who were
honored at the triple celebration |
held at O’Connell’s Twin Lakes at
the May dinner meeting: seated,
Mesdames Esther Armitage, Mary
| Zorzi, Goldie Kitchen, Addie Payne, |
| Otis Allen Jr. Jennie Miller, Ora |
Bean, Hilda Leinthall, Mary Payne, |
Madge McHose, standing, Mesdames
Ferne Smith, Leona Oberst, Bethia
King; Eleanor Humphrey, Pauline
Davis; Mesdames Clara Kitchen, Avis |
| Kocher, Esther Grey; Carrie Rood; !
Mesdames Mildred Garinger, Rhett
| Nelson, Elsie Rauch and Bertha
| Stefanowicz, Each was presented
| with a momentum of the occasion.
{ In addition to honoring the above,
| the club also celebrated its fifteenth
| birthday anniversary and installed
| the following new officers: President
{ Mrs, Charles Williams; 1st
President, Treva Traver; 2nd Vice |
| President, Mrs. Earl Crispell; Record- |
| Assistant Treasurer,
| Ritts. Mrs. Williams announced the
| Chairman who will serve as Execu- |
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{ vations, Mrs, Francis Shuler; Safety at this time, Mrs.
'and Health, Mrs. Albert Guilitis; |
| Clarence Moledor;
| World, Mrs. Clarence Oberst; Civil
Defense, Mrs. Malcolm Nelson; Club
reading left to John Zorzi; Corresponding Secretary,
and: Mrs. Malcolm Nelson; Assistant Cor-
{and Parliamentarian, Mrs.
| Davis;
Vice |
Clarence Montross. The Executive
| Board will meet with Mrs. Charles
| Williams May 21, Mrs. Clarence
| Oberst, Mrs. Francis Shuler, assist
ling hostesses.
Past Presidents are Mesdames Jos- |
eph Rauch, Walbridge Leinthal, El-
{wood Whitesell, Ruth Deets, Rich-
| responding ‘Secretary, Mrs. Lee Bick-
ing; Treasurer, Mrs. Howard Jones; |
Mrs. Rowland |
‘tive Board for the term: Finance,
| Mrs. Fred Dodson; Membership, Mrs. | ard Williams, Harvey Kitchen and |
| Joseph Rauch; Housing and Hospital- | | the retiring president, Mrs. Wil-
ity ,Mrs. Carl Swanson; Legislative | ford Ide. Previously honored were
Elwood | four Senior members as Honorary |
Education and Literature, | Members, Mesdames Harry Allen,
"Mrs. Rovriond Garinger; Community | Otis Allen Sr., Walter Kitchen and
| Aid, Mrs. George Searfoss; Reser- | H. E. Payne; two more were honored !
Oro Bean and |
Mrs. Jennie Miller. This impressive |
Mrs. | occasion was presided over by Mrs.
Raymond Garinger. Two County !
Federation Officers were present on
| this happy occasion, the retiring
| president, Mrs. Gordon Detrick and
Home Life and Fine Arts,
Religions of the |
Representative, Mrs. Harvey Kitch- |
en, Peace and United Nations, Mrs.
Harold Bennett; Conservation and
Wild Life, Mrs. Howard Piatt; Geron-
| tology, Mrs. Elwood Whitesell, Com- |
| Edward Wicks. Both were presented
{by another County Officer, Mrs.
‘ing Secretary, Mrs, Calvin McHose; | | munity Improvement, Mrs, George | Both expressed congratulations to
: | Assistant Recording Secretary, Mrs,
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| Bray, Publicity and Historian, Mrs. | the club and continued success in
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| the newly installed president, Mrs. |
{Harvey Kitchen, County Treasurer. |
the future.
|" The Committees responsible for.
dinner were: Mrs. Joseph Rauch,
invitations and charter program;
| hostesses ‘and reception, Past Presi-
| dents; dinaer and reservations, Mrs.
{Rowlad Ritts; decorations, Mrs. Jos-
| eph Rauch att Mrs. Rowland Ritts;
| honorary members, Mrs. Harvey .
Kitchen; programs and installation,
i Mrs. Wilford Ide; devotions, Treva
| Traver; publicity, Mrs. Clarence
Jente
Dallas Junior Women
Entertain Senior Club
| Over one hundred members and
guests attended the Dallas Junior
Woman's Club tea honoring mem- |
bers of the Senior Club at Prince
chairman were Mrs, Ned Hartman
and Mrs. Edward Johnson,
The party table was
with centerpiece of pink snapdra-
gons, yellow pompons and white
carnations. ‘Mrs. ‘Margaret = Clark
won it at the close of the evening.
to be held Tuesday, June 5 at Con- |
tinental Inn, Mrs. Richard Neville,
third vice president of Pennsylvania |
Federation of Woman's Clubs will
be speaker.
the Woman's Club Chorale, directed
by Mrs, William Carroll: Mesdames
Joseph Katyl, Albert Turner, Clifford
Troup, Lewis Reese, Joseph Balav-
age, Franklin Clark, Paul Lauer,
H. Russell Case, John McGoey, Wil-
liam Kingsbury, H. W. Rood, Howard
Garris. Joseph Goode, Ralph Fitch,
les Mahler, Ira Smith Francis
| Kreidler, Peter Grifidi, Mary Ben- |
nallack and Evelyn Seeley.
‘Lehman, Jackson, Ross
PTA And Board To Meet
| Lehman, Jackson, Ross P.T.A. will |
{ meet May 14 at 8 p. m. in the Leh-
| man « Auditorium. This will be the
[last meeting for this term. Willis
Gentile, president, urges all par-
ents to attend the meeting and all
board members to be present at
the board meeting held at 7:00
| preceeding the meeting.
| Mrs. Richard . Stroud, program
| chairman, has ‘as the program clin-
ical physiologist, Dr. Isadore Kras-
| no who will speak on “Moral Stand-
ards”.
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MAIN STREET DALLAS
Record Crowd
Over two hundred guests attend-
ed the Birthday Tea Party held by
Gate of Heaven Altar and Rosary
Society in the school auditorium
recently, when sixteen tables, beau-
tifully decorated for the twelve
months and four seasons were filled.
Mrs. George Arzente presided at
{a brief business meeting at which
| reports ‘were submitted by Mrs.
Gerald Johns, secretary; Mrs, A. A.
Magcali, treasurer, and Mrs John
Kupstas, financial secretary
rs. William Wallo, chairman,
of Peace Church last Tuesday. Co-
attractive |
Plans were made for the banquet
Entertainment was furnished by |
Victor Cross, Burten Roberts, ‘Char- [
introduced Diane Myers, soloist for
| the evening. Miss Myers chose, as
"her program, appropriate selections
{of the four seasons: “Autumn
| Leaves,” “The Sleigh,” ‘“Summer-
{ time” and “Spring in My Heart.’
| She encored with “I Could Have
‘Danced All Night.”
accompanied ‘her.
Hostesses and table decorations
were as follows:
| January—Mrs.
George Arzente:
| Centerpiece was a Hallmark (‘Father |
| time,” complimented by garnet |
| colored candles.
| February—Mrs. Joseph Katyl and
| Mrs, Samuel Stiles. Centerpiece, a
|log cabin representing Lincoln's |
birthday. Violets, the flower of the
| month, also adorned the table.
March—Mrs. Robert Fallon and
Mrs. Edward McDade. Centerpiece,
array of greens mixed with white
| flowers for St. Patrick's Day.
April—Mrs. Philip Moore and
! Mrs, Matthew Evans. Centerpiece,
ja religious theme for Easter, con-
| sisted of a cake in the form of a
cross, surrounded by Calla Lilies
| and greens.
May—Mrs, Jeff Guida and Mrs. |
| Joseph Wentzel. - Centerpiece, a
| Maypole encircled with blue For-
get-me-nots and: Lilies of the Valley,
Blue and white streamers extended |
to each place setting.
June—Mrs. John Kaschak
Mrs. John Halpin.
statue of the Sacred Heartt of Jesus,
| surrounded by wreath of white
roses, Lilies of the Valley and red |
| vigil lights.
.July—Mrs. Robert Young and
[Mrs. Ignatius Gallagher. . Center- |
piece, a paplotie theme, consisted |
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DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
Attends Tea
Of Gate Of Heaven Society
of red geraniums in milk glasses,
accented with Flag Blue candles.
August—Mrs. George Ruckno and
Mary Weir.
jous theme, consisted of a Statue of
‘theh Blessed Virgin Mary banked
with roses, snapdragons and daisies.
September—Mrs. Joseph O'Don-
nell and Mrs, William Stewart. Cen-
terpiece, Harvest Time, consisted of
a farmer and his cart filled with
produce.
October—Mrs. William Gallagher
and Mrs. Donald McCrea. Center-
piece, a cornucopia surrounded
with fall leaves and pumpkins.
November—Mrs.
vitch and Mrs. Francis Fertal. Cen-
terpiece, brass candelabra with
Fern Coldren |
and |
Centerpiecce, a
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CHICKEN CONSOMME WITH RICE
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| CELERY RADISHES OLIVES
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STEWED CHICKEN w HOT BISCUITS ©........... 2.50
ROAST PRIME RIBS OF BEEF AU JUS ........... 2.75
VIRGINIA BAKED HAM w RAISIN SAUCE ........ 2.50
ROAST LEG OF SPRING LAMB w MINT JELLY ........ 2.85
BROILED LOBSTER TAIL w DRAWN: BUTTER .......... 3.25
‘FRUIT SALAD w WHIPPED CREAM DRESSING
gold tapers filled with gold mums
‘and greens, accented by gold cor-
| nucopias filled with fresh fruit.
| December—Mrs. Ralph Daley and
| Mrs. Martin McEnrue. Centerpiece,
|a church and outdoor manger scene,
'acented by white candles in a base
| of poinsettia.
{ Spring—Mrs. Louis Rubino and
| Mrs. Philip Jones. Centerpiece, a
huge basket of cut garden flowers,
| accented by gardner’s work tools,
jumpropes and jacks.
| Summer—Mrs.. Philip Heycock
|and Mrs. Emerson Steele. Center-
| piece, a blue and white styrofoam
| cabin cruiser set on a mirror and
its rear deck decorated with roses
land sweet peas.
| Fall—Mrs. Walter Black and Mrs.
| John Kupstas. Centerpiece, drift-
‘wood filled with Autumn foliage and
‘flowers such as pine, ferms, and
| tiger lilies. :
|. Winter—Mrs. Ted Popielarz and
‘Mrs. Gerald Johns. Centerpiece,
| figures of ice skating and skiing on
la silvery lake, surrounded by ever-
| green trees and snowy mountains.
Refreshments were served by the
hostesses.
Next regular meeting will be held
‘on June 4 at which time the nine
| past presidents of Altar and Rosary
{will be honored.
| “We've heard of an employer who
doesn’t hesitate to double the week-
{ ly pay check as he places it in the
snvdave, He folds it.”
MAY 13
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