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DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA ——— THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, MAY 24, 1962 B— PAGE 7
- re— | Louise Colwell, 2nd vice president;
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BEAUMONT, Mrs. William Ao 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 9-9531 @ SHAVERTOWN, Mrs. Thomas Kriedler OR 4-5231
Bess Cooke NE 9-5137 @ SWEET VALLEY, Mrs, Albert Ray GR 7-3271
JACKSON TOWNSHIP, William Hughes 696-1005 ® TRUCKSVILLE, Nelson Woolbert 696-1639
LEHMAN, Barbara Simms OR 4-3391 @
MEEKER, Mrs. Fred Winter GR 71-2734 @
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TRUCKSVILLE Noxen Fernbrook
to be brought to this meeting.| The infant son of Mr. and Ms, Rev. Andrew Derrick and Miss
Announce Birth
Mr. and Mrs. James Robert Bot~
toms announce the birth of a son
April 28 in General Hospital. Mrs.
Bottoms is the former Jane Banks,
James
daughter of Mr.
Banks of Plains
formerly of
Trucksville.
Mrs. Richard
Bird and children
iane and Mich-
ael of Neptune, N
J., recently visited
© her brother-in-law
- and sister, Mr. and
Mrs: David Mathers of Staub Road.
‘Attend Conference
Memers of WSCS of Trucksville
Methodist Church attending the an-
‘nual conference in Elm Park Metho-
dist Church, Scranton were Mes-
dames Leon Beisel, Sheldon Ben-
nett, Laing. Coolbaugh, Harold
Croom, Cedric Griffiths, Robert
and Mrs.
‘Germond, S. R. Henning, John
Roushey, Sr., Byron Shortz, and
‘Thomas Williams. 3
Mr. and Mrs. James Turner and
sons and Erna Claus of Mountain-
side, N.J. spent sometime with Mrs.
‘Turner’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Her-
man Reese, Rice Street.
- Friendship Class Meets
Friendship Class of Trucksville
Methodist. Church met on May 8.
‘Mrs. Nancy Messmer, newly elect-
‘ed president: presided at “the busi-
ness meeting. Mrs. Jones Evans
gave a demonstration of hat mak-
‘ing. Members were reminded that
‘the class still needs a superintend-
N for the baby nursery during
worship service: The person need
‘not be a member of the class. Rita
‘Nichols was named chairman of
‘the committee in charge of the
father’s day bulletins. The class will
sponsor a mother-daughter tea in
June. Fifty-five members attended.
ancis W. Remington was rec-
‘ently appointed enrollment director
for Blue Cross-Blue Shield Hospital
“Service Association of Northeastern
Pennsylvania. He will work out of
‘the organization's Wilkes-Barre of-
fice.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Phillips,
Laurel Lane, held a committee meet~
ing at their home last Wednesday
inight, to make plans for the Ha-
“waiian ‘night £67 be held by Couples
Club of Trucksville Methodist Church
“on the evening of June 2. Attending
were: Mr. and Mrs. Jack (Clelland,
«Mr. and Mrs. William Dickson, Mr.
‘and Mrs. Robert Kleiner, Mr. and
‘Mrs. Robert Dewis, Mr. and Mrs. Ray-
mond Metzer, Mr. and Mrs. Conrad
“Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hans-
com, and Mr. and Mrs. Phillips.
} bert Swan, Sr., Laceyville, is
visiting his son and daughter-in-law,
“Mr. and Mrs. Robert Swan, Jr. Holly
Street.
* ir. and Mrs. Laing Coolbaugh,
‘Huntsville Road, visited their son-in-
daw and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
‘Richard Plummer in Levittown
“Sunday.
Mrs. Edna Knowles, Pottsville
spent several days recently with Mr.
-and Mrs. Earl Hess.
. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sridwdon. Jr,
will occupy the home at 217 High~
‘land Avenue ‘after June 1. Mrs.
Snowdon is the former Patricia
Green of the Hazelton Area.
Cub Pack To Meet
Cub Pack, 155 will meet at the
Fire Hall tomorrow night at 7:30,
‘Money or cards not yet | turned in are
| Kugler,
‘Hospital. v
Mrs. John R. Austin, Ithaca, is
spending some time with friends
here.
Mrs, George Shaver, Sr., Math-
ers Drive, is convalescing from in-
Awards will be given. A parent
must accompany each cub. Robert
cubmaster, will preside.
William (Robin) Lohmann, son of
Mr. and Mrs. William R. Lohmann,
Lohmann Street, is located in
Loanes, France with the U. S. Air
Force. Lohmann is a member of a
Rod and Gun Club Skeet Team which
recently competed at Bittsbury, Ger-
many, Robin's club was successful
in bringing home five first place
trophys. Lohmann is in class C and
is rated tops by club officials.
Mrs. W. R. Lohmann entertained
her card club at dinner at her
heme on Lohmann Street, Wednes-
day night, May 16, Cards were en-
joyed following dinner. Winners at
Cards were Mrs. Harold Croom and
Mrs. Ogdon Palmer. Others present
were: Mesdames Emma Anderson,
Earl Gregory, ' Jr., Lois Croman,
Richard Mathers, Robert Mathers,
Harry D. Owens, Sheldon Hoover,
John Roushey, Sr., and the hostess.
Mrs. Thomas R. Williams, Harris
Hill Road, entertained recently her
brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and
Mrs. Eric Vhral of Sloatesbarg, N.Y.
and her son, Gerald of Suffern, N.Y.
Election Day Meals A Success
Election Day Meals served by the
Friendship Class of Trucksville
Methodist Church were well received
by the public. Meals previously. were
served by the Reynolds Bible Class
of the church,
Davern Wins Scholarship
Michael Davern, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Martin Davern, Carverton Rd.,
won a trustee scholarship to Syra-
cuse University by placing second
in the annual mathematics contest
held for Luzerne County high school
students and directed by Prof. Jos-
eph Mainwaring of King’s College
faculty. Michael is a senior at West
Side Catholic High School.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Considine;
Highland Avenue, attended the con-
ference of United Brotherhood of
Carpenters ‘in Washington, D. C.
En route home the couple visited
their son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Griffiths and fam-
ily "in Harrisburg.
Birthday greetings to Mrs. Mor-
gan Bevan, Mrs. Betty Hinkle, Mrs.
Vought Long, Mrs. Thomas D. Ev-
ans, Mrs. Robert: Ashman, Mrs:
Thomas D. Knorr, Mrs. George Lid-
dicote, Sr.,
Eugene DeVincentis, Sara E. Wool-
bert, Laura Whitsell, Judy Hinkle,
Bonnie L. Cleasby, Wendy Griffiths,
Bruce Griffiths, Wilford Anderson,
James Bottoms, Phillip Culver, Step
hen Spencer, Robert J. Williams,
Sr., Curtis (Smith, Ziba Sutton, H.
Edward Croom, Howard B. Rice, Da-
vid Rosnick Sr., Raymond Beck,
Robert Kleiner, Kenneth Lee Smith,
Byron G. Ide, Ervin Parsons, and
Joseph Walsh.
Mrs. Howard Swain and’ infant
daughter have returned to their
home in Meadowcrest from Nesbitt
juries suffered in an automobile
accident.
Mrs. ‘G. L. Howell, Carverton Rd.,
has returned from a visit with her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Newton Davenport and family
in Kunkletown. :
Mt. Zion
: tai last week was Methodistical- | Mt. Zion now is splendid for things
ly known as’ Conference Week.
Fs and laymen and young
le thie off to Scranton (this
E T) ta get together do a lot of de-
bating, socializing, listening to
‘speeches, wondering what minister
is going to what church. A Confer-
ence is a huge affair. I confess I
have not kept up on what's going
‘on. Did enjoy chatting a bit with
some. Compared notes with some
‘of the other men on the retired list.
‘Those who were busy were happy!
‘One man, Fred Connell of Cooper-
town, told me he is chaplain of the
jail and is happy in that work. That
must be a type of chaplaincy all its
own. My “parish” at Valley Crest
ranges from 18 to 98 years of ages
and right now (as of last Saturs
day) numbered 85. I made a special
trip last Friday night to pray beside
a couple of patients just on the
border.
BURIED TREASURE
~ Friday evening we enjoyed a
: iy talent play called “Buried
Treasure”. .Six of our Mt. Zion
yang people put it on: Nadine Van-
Tuyle, Jackie VanTuyle, Susan La-
Bar, Sharon LaBar; Linda Dymond
and Karen Yronicd I just had to
‘compliment each one of them for
the clear, distinct ennunciation of
their lines. Easy to- hear: Their
coach, was Mrs. Michael Hronich.
“When I lauded her for her work she
said, “I"told them they should speak
so as to be heard on the very far-
thest seat back.” + I had been think-
ing I needed a hearing-aid, but
when I heard that play I postponed
getting one!
. CHURCH WELL ARRANGED
¢ The downstairs arrangement at
like that as well as for separate
Sunday School classes, They now
have what have long been needed,
folding wooden doors on tracks.
They easily fold back or can be
drawn together to make effective
partitions. Roy Thomas made a
careful survey of what was needed
and what could best supply the
need.
Mrs. Ralph Weatherly together
with her friend Mrs, Edward D.
Griffith of Forty Fort spent last
Friday and Saturday attending the
Bach Festival at Bethlehem. This
famed chorus of 190 singers and an
orchestra of picked musicians has
drawn music lovers from many
miles over a period of years.
HOLY GLEE!
The Rev. Mr. Weatherly plays
golf, apparently enjoying the game
and having enough success at it
to keep him at it, Today (Thursday)
he is supposed to be golfing in a
tournament with priests and clergy
from all over, a sort of ecclesiastical
gathering. © I imagine the boys en-
joy a lot of holy glee!
Last Sunday night we had a
phone call from our Dottie from
Johns Hopkins Hospital where she
has been a patient for a couple of
weeks, She finally had to have
some minor surgery after suffering
a good deal of pain and fever. We
were grateful that Rev. Norman
Clemens was her pastor for he kept
track of her and phoned us three
times to keep us informed. We ap-
preciated that kindness. And her
many friends in the church and
school have sent her flowers and
visited her. She will be in the hos-
pital a few days longer anyway, but
she is up around.
Mrs. John Roushey, Mrs. :
James Hettesimer spent several days
in the General Hospital recently, due
to a case bronchial pneumonia.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Siglin and Mr.
and Mrs. David Hopkins spent Wed-
nesday at the home of Lizzie Jones,
Johnson City, N.Y.
Mrs. Levy Yiengst, daughter Kath-
leen, Lebanon, and Dorothy and Mrs.
Eben Barber, of Allentown visited
friends in Noxen on Friday. Rev.
Yiengst was the Lutheran minister
here for several years.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Pogar, Endi-
cott, N.Y. former residents of
Noxen, called on Mrs. Andy Thomas,
recently.
Carol Del Vechhio, Philadelphia,
spent the weekend with “her class
mate, Peggy Cooke at Bloomsburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cooke spent
the weekend at Watrous, Pa.
Jessica Thomas still ‘remains a
patient in the Mercy Hospital.
Harry and Dana Field, Jamestown,
Pa., spent the weekend with Delbert
and Christine Blizzard.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Parr, Bristol,
spent the weekend with her father,
B. B. Engelman. They also attended
the wedding of Maryanne Engelman,
at Wilkes-Barre, on Saturday. Mr.
and Mrs. Robert May also attended
the wedding.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Murphy and
and son, Dean and Mrs. Hayden
Murphy, Effort, Pa., were guests at
the home of Elida Beahm, on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schwartz and
children, Philadelphia, spent the
weekend, with Mrs. Dorothy French.
James Casterline, Buffalo, spent
the weekend here with his mother,
Mrs. Albert Casterline.
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Dent, Blooms-
burg, spent Sunday with her mother,
Mrs. Joseph Dotter.
Mr. and Mrs. Sterlyn May, Center
Valley, spent the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. William Engelman.
Mrs. Stella Wolf, Tunkhannock,
spent several days this week with
! her sister Mrs. Lola Miner.
Mrs. Liman Root spent the week-
end recently with her son Donald
and family, Buffalo.
Former Navy Man Will
Graduate From Bucknell
Joe Polacky, son of Postmaster
and Mrs. Joseph Polacky, Hunts-
ville Road, will graduate with an
electrical engineering degree at
Bucknell University Commencement
on June 3.
Joe had four years with the Navy
specializing in electronics and as
a guided missile man in Hawaii,
before taking two years work at
Kings College and then entering
Bucknell for his final two weeks in
engineering.
After graduation he will be with
the engineering department of Int-
ernational Business Machines in
Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
OH, HOW THEY SANG
It was a unique experience for
me last ‘Sunday when I was asked
to preach at the Mt, Zion Baptist
church oan the Heights in Wilkes-
Barre. The pastor, Rev. W. J. At-
terbeary had been a patient in Gen-
era] Hospital until-Friday and asked
that I preach for him. He conducted
the service and all I had to do was
preach. Oh, I liked that service.
They had six young women in black
skirts, short sleeved white blouses
and white gloves doing the usher-
ing, Two stood at the doors, two
stood part way down the aisle, the
other two stood ‘near the front.
They showed worshippers to ap-
propriate seats without having to
lead them down the aisle. Some
trustees and deacons sat up at the
ccmmunion table. There were two
offerings, one for ‘those needier
than we are”, and the other for the
needs of the church. The choir sang
several special numbers in charac-
teristic Negro spiritual tempo. The
rhythm gets you! Their bodies gent-
ly swayed to the music. When the
soloist was singing (no words or
music in evidence) I noted some of
the choir were quietly humming.
That soloist sang as though she
were preaching to us. Her face was
most expressive. There was some-
thing I just felt way down deep all
through the service, something I
can't explain. When I preached I
know I shouted so I got to
coughing, but my preaching wasn't
anything compared with the way
those ladies and men sang.
WHIZZ OF A DIRECTOR
Then from that high point I
“came home and we went to St.
~ Stephens for the oratorio. It
was hot! I mean the weather!
But we sat through that two
hour oratorio and wouldn’t
have missed it for the world.
I don’t need to get to going on
that, for I have raved about it
before. If the folks in the Dallas
area don’t know what a whizz
of a music director Clifford
Balshaw is, I don’t know how
I'm capable of doing it from
over this end of the Back
Mountain, Did you know that
“he made a new English trans-
lation of Haydn's German?
Well he did! And that is what
the oratorio sang.
Verna Lamoreaux, delegate, of the
annual Coaference of the Primitive
Methodist Churches
Hazelton.
Mr. and Mrs.
ing in Liberty, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs.
spent the weekend in Levittown, Pa.
E. Overbrook Ave, and Mr. and Mrs,
Kandi, Poplar St. visited Red Rock
Air Force Base on Saturday for
open house.
Stan Karuza, Poplar St. attended |
the Phillies, and Cincinnati
phia. ;
Good News Club of Fernbrook
that met at the Evans home will
enjoy a hot-dog roast on June 14
at the Karuza Home on Poplar St.
Junior High School PTA
Installation Tonight
New officers for Dallas Junior
High School PTA will be installed
tonight at ‘8 by Robert Bachman, at
the final meeting of the school year.
Mrs, Welton Farrar will be presi-
dent; Ernest Gay vice president;
Mrs. Ruth Fossedal, secretary; Carl
Kaschenbach, treasurer.
period. Parents of sixth grade chil-
dren who will attend Junior High |
School next year are cordially in-
[vited to attend.
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‘Borough PTA Presents
Corsages To Teachers
{ At the final P.T.A. meeting of |
| the year Monday evening at Dallas |
| Borough School, corsages were pre- |
| sented to teachers, officers, and |
| honored guests.
Dr. Robert Mellman spoke on
“Parent-Teacher Partnership”, stat-
ing that a prime aim is that the
child be properly motivated, and
| overdependerice on parents and
| teachers discouraged. Education to-
| day, he said, is not a “package
| deal.” S
Mrs. Stephen Hartman presided
Mary Lou Swingle, Blood Bank
' Chairman of Back Mountain PTA
| Council, explained that the blood
program is now council-sponsored.
| A trumpet trio, John Wardell,
Don Anderson and Paul Jenkins,
| played two numbers, accompanied
| by Dorothy Eck.
Mrs. Walter Mohr’s fourth grade
I won the attendance award.
| New officers installed were: Lewis Mrs. Robert Mellman and Mrs.
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