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Purely
Personal
Mr. and Mrs. Linden Tucker of
Schnectady, N. Y., spent the week-
end with Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Mec-
Carty in Dallas.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Peterson,
. Norton Ave., will leave Friday for
Baintree Mass, to visit Pete's
mother.
Danny MacAvoy, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Sheldon MacAvoy, N. Main
Street, Shavertown, received a
painful injury to his elbow while
playing at Westmoreland play-
ground. The break was so severe
that is required hospitalization for
four days. ;
‘ice Ann Bachman and her
fiance, Lt. Thomas S. Pesikey, stu-
dents at Pennsylvania State Uni-
versity, spent the weekend with the
former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Bachman, Upper Demunds
Road, Dallas.
{Cheryl Hontz, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Hontz, Pioneer
Avenue, submitted to an emer-
gency appendectomy last week. She
is a third grade student at
Shavertown Elementary School.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Jeziorski,
Hunlock Creek R.D. 2, have an-
nounced the birth of a daughter at
General Hospital on May 21.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Davis and
sons, Jim and Ricky, Parrish Street,
and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Davis,
Davenport Street, will motor to New
Jersey on Saturday to visit the
Ronald Carruthers family and rela-
tives. On Sunday they will attend
the Yankee-Detroit Baseball Game
at the Yankee Stadium in. New
York.
Mrs. Lewis Culp Sr., better known
to Back Mountain folks as “Aunt
Fannie”, will spend this week visit-
ing friends. and relatives in this
area. Mrs: Culp, formery of Hunts-
vlley now makes her home in Ken-
vil, S.J. ?
Mrs. Henry Welsh, Davenport
Street, has returned from Nesbitt
Hospital after submitting to a
second series of tests.
Mr. and Mrs. William Barrington,
Dallas R.D. 3 have announced the
biidy of twin daughters at Nesbitt
Hospital on May 20.
The Past Couaselors, met at the
‘home of Mrs. Clifford Ide, Parrish
St., May 16. Games were played and
lunch, served. Attending were:
Mesdames Viola Schmassman,
Joseph Adametz, Elwood McCarty,
Milton Perrego, Thomas Kingston,
Wesley Mitchell, Martha Williams,
Lena Misson, Elizabeth Rowlands
and Clifford Ide.
Mr. and Mrs, Linden Tucker,
Schenectady, N.Y. were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Mec-
Carty, Wellington Ave.
Mrs. George Mihalak, Parrish St.,
was taken to the Nesbitt Hospital,
in the Dallas Community Ambu-
lance, Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Long and
Braap, Dallas, spent Sunday in Muh-
lenBurg, visiting Mrs: Long's par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Shaw.
Mr. and Mrs. (Charles Calkins and
chigiren, have moved from Harris
Hi” Road, Trucksville to 84 Jack-
son St., Dallas. Everyone welcomes
them to the neighborhood.
Joe Schneider, Davenport ISt.,
left Monday for Philadelphia, where
he is serving in the United States
Navy. He expects to make it his
career. He is twenty years old, the
same age his father, Captain Joseph
Schneider first entered the Army.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Shiber, the
late Ray Shiber’s brother and his
wife, of North Connecticut, were
recent guests of Mrs. Ray Shiber
when returning from their winter
home in Tampa Florida.
Mrs. Charles Exler,’ sister of the
late Ray Shiber, and daughter, Mrs.
Bernard Berlock, of Pittsburgh, were
weekend guests of Mrs. Ray Shiber,
Cengter Hill Road.
M¥. Thomas Kingston, Tarleton
Ave.,, had as weekend guests, Mr.
and Mrs. William Burnaford and son
Bills. The Burnafords recently
moe from Upper Darby to
Havertown.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wagner, Dal-
las R.D.. 1, have announced the
birth of a son at Nesbitt Hospital on
May 17.
© Mr. and Mrs. William Tallman,
Carverton Road, Trucksville, an-
nounce the birth of a baby boy at
Nesbitt Hospital on May 18.
Bird Club Field Trip
To Cape May, Saturday
A Bird Club Field Trip last Friday
and Saturday, took to Cape May
these members: Frank Jackson, Ed-
win Johnson, Jerry Baltimore,
Barry Levine, Rev. Deisher, and
Harry Brown. They left the area
at 5 p.m. Friday evening, arrived
at Cape May at 9:30, bagged shore
birds all day Saturday, and were
back here Saturday night after a
full schedule taking them to the
Hegonry, Brigantine Wild Life Ref-
ug, and Tupperton.
Spotted were egrets herons and
geese of many varities, ducks, vul-
tures, oyster-catches, many varieties
of sand-pipers, as well as common
Jand birds. The expedition was de-
signed to check ‘shore and water
birds, with land birds as a bonus.
Mrs. William Brace Is
Hostess To Silver Leal
Silver Leaf Club, Kunkle, met
Tuesday night at the home of Mrs.
William Brace, Present were Mes-
dames Ralph Ashburner, Ralph
Hess, Ralph Elston, Lillian Kunkle,
James Traver, Ernest Martin, Flor-
ence Klimech, Stanley Harrison,
Ann Weaver, Fred Dodson and For-
pest Kunkle: dias rene whine eine
‘recent |
Neigh borhood
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John Swires Observe
Fiftieth Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. John Swire, Sweet
Valley, will observe their fifteenth
wedding anniversary on Saturday,
May 26.
The couple was married on May
26, 1947, at St. Paul’s Lutheran
Church White Haven, with the late
Rev. William Geiger, officiating. At-
tendants were Mrs, Swire's sister,
Shirley Schoch, and Bruce Swire,
brother of the bridegroom.
Mrs. Swire is the former Lillian
Schoch, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
William * A. Schoch, White Haven.
Mr. Swire is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
George Swire, Broadway.
There are five sons, George, John,
Jr., Daniel, twins, David and Dale
and one daughter, Donna Kay.
Mr. Swire is an employee of the
Glen Alden Corporation.
James Daniel Edwards
Mr. and Mrs. James D. Edwards,
Sweet Valley announce the birth
of their first child, James Daniel
Edwards, Jr. The new arrival, born
in Wilkes-Barre General Hospital on
May 10, weighed six pounds, nine
ounces at birth.
Mrs. Edwards is the former Joyce
Gordon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence Gordon, Dallas, R.D. No. 2.
Mr. Edwards is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. John Edwards, Harvey's Lake.
James Daniel, Jr. is the first
grandson of Mr. and Mrs. John
Edwards and the twenty-second
grandchild’ of Mr. and Mrs, Gordon.
Have New Baby Girl
Yeoman Second Class Nelson
Downend and Kathy Downend an-
nounce the birth of a baby girl in
Kodiac, Alaska, May 20. There is
another little girl, Susie fourteen
months old.
Mrs. . Downend is the former
Katherine Smith of Kingston. Yeo-
man Downend is son of Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph M. Downend of Goss
Manor. He phoned Mom and Pop
with the glad news Sunday morn-
ing at 1:30 — not collect. Bill was
$30.00!
Jerome B. Marshall m
Dr. and Mrs. Jerome Benjamin
Marshall 2nd, Orlando, announce
the birth of an eight pound, nine
ounce baby boy, Jerome Benjamin
3rd, at the Orlando Air Force Base
Hospital on May 16. There is a
little girl, Lisa, aged two and a
half, : ; % ‘
Mrs. Marshall is the former
Nancy Brader, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Norwood Brade, Birch Hill
Lane, Dallas. Dr, Marshall is son of
Dr. Jerome Benjamin Marshall Kun-
kle Road, Dallas. He is captain at
the McCoy Air Force Base, Orlando.
Granmom and Grandpop Brader
will leave by train on Friday to
spend two weeks with the Mar-
shalls and get acquainted with
baby Jerome.
Back Mountain Women
Attend Sixth Assembly
Back Mountain Methodist
Churches were well represented at
the Sixth Quadrennial Assembly of
the W.S.C.S. at Atlantic City last
week. ! ta A
Representatives of Wyoming Con-
ference, Wilkes-Barre District and
local churches were: Mrs. Raymond
Kuhnert, Dallas; Mrs. | William
James, Harveys Lake; Mrs. Edgar
Sutton, Carverton; Mrs. Ross Kim-
ball, Beaumont; Mrs. Lester Squier
and Mrs. Kathleen Brown, Lehman;
Mrs. Carle Hontz, and Miss Pearl
Averett, Shavertown.
There were 10,000 representatives
from all fifty States and Puerto
Rico, as well as missionaries from
many foreign countries, including
a local missionary to Japan, Miss
Louneta Lorah, formerly of West
Pittston. : ¥
Attend Convention
Mrs. Evan Bonawitz and Mrs. Rob-
ert Lewis, Shavertown, left from
Avoca yesterday to attend the con-
vention of Pennsylvania Federation
of Woman's Clubs in Pittsburg. Mrs.
Howard Wiley, president of Dallas |
Senior Club, and Mrs, Clayton
Evans left Tuesday by auto for the
same convention.
0. E. S. Rummage Sale
Chairman Betty Meeker has
chosen Anna Alt, Evelyn Smith,
Myrtle Rinemon, Elma Price, Elsie
Jolly, Sarah Strauser, and Mildred
Howell as committee for the Dallas
Chapter No. 396 Order of the East-
ern Sale “Rummage Sale” to be at
Lare’s Building, Luzerne June 7, 8,
and 9.
To Hold Luncheon
Luzerne County Retired Teachers’
Association will hold a luncheon
meeting at Hotel Sterling, Saturday,
June 2 at 1 p.m. Reservations
should be made with Bessie Cough-
lin, president, or Mary G. Cawley.
Chorale Members Meet
Tonight At Town House
Dallas Woman’s Club Chorale will
meet tonight at 7:30 at the Town
House in central Dallas, to go to
the Spinning Wheel
Hanover Woman's Club.
in Wilkes- |
Barre, where they will sing for
Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth Swan,
Middlesex, N. J., will hold open
house Sunday, May 27 from 2 un-
til 5 p.m. at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Alvin Cragle, Lehman, honoring
Leanora Swan who will graduate
from College Misericordia on that
day.
Miss Swan, a graduate of Lehman
High School has worked for the
Leanora Swan To Be Honored
At Cragle Home On Sunday
past four years at Charles Gosart’s
Store and at the Noxen Clinic, part
time. She was a member of the cool-
lege basketball team that won many
trophies. She is planning to join
the armed forces in the fall.
All friends and relatives are cor
dially invited to drop in the /Cra-
gles on Sunday. No ' invitations
I have been issued.
Invitations have been issued by
Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Bachman,
Upper Demunds Road, Dallas, for
the marriage of their daughter,
Grace Ann, to. Thomas Shackleford
Pesikey, Lieutenant, United States
Air Force, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas E. Pesikey, Memphis, Ten-
nessee.
Invitations Have Been Issued
For Bachman-Pesikey Wedding
Rev. Ruth Underwood, former pas-
tor of Kunkle Methodist Church will
perform the ceremony in White
Church on the Hill, Trucksville, Sat-
urday, June 16 at 3 o'clock in the
afternoon,
Reception will follow at the home
of the bride.
Leonard Baers Return
From Trip To Europe
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Baer, Sweet
Valley, have returned from a trip
to France and Spain. The couple
traveled from the Wilkes-Barre-
Scranton Airport to New Jersey by
plane, taking a helicoptor to Idle-
wild Airport, where they boarded
a jet to Paris. From there they
flew to Bordeaux where they were
met by Mr. Baer’s uncle, Sgt. First
Class Calvin Baer, and motored to
south of Bordeaux. Sgt. and Mrs.
Baer recently adopted twin boys,
Dale and David. Sgt. Baer, who
will retire from the Army in 1968
is a former local re His
wife is from Germany.
The Baers toured the Southern
part of France and spent some time
in Spain. They also vifited the
Shrine of Lourdes, France. Mrs.
Baer is the former Muriel Belles,
R. L. Kitchen, Sweet Valley. He is
Transportation Agent at the Wilkes-
Barre-Scranton Airport.
Robert Capwell, Guest
At Birthday Cookout
Robert Capwell, son of Mrs.
rAnna May Capwell, Main Highway,
Shavertown was guest of honor at
‘I'a birthday . party on. Saturday at
the home of his sister, Mrs. Thomas
Noon, 121 Parrish Street, Dallas. A
cook-out was held. Games were
played and the following were
present: George Mahler, Marty
Noon, Charles Noon, Johnny Lam-
oreux, Dwane Sprout, Thomas
Noon, Jimmy Major, Robert Major
and the guest of honor.
Little Sharon Hinkle
Falls And Breaks Arm
Fourteen month old Sharon Hin-
kle, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Don-
ald Hinkle of Meadowcrest, Trucks-
ville, fell while playing on the steps
at the home of her grand parents,
Mr. and Mrs, William Lohman, Loh-
man Street, = Trucksville, Friday
night and broke her right arm, X-
Rays directed by Dr. C. G. Perkins
and taken at Nesbitt Hospital
showed a clean break between the
wrist and elbow. Grandpa Lohman
who was baby sitting while her
mother and grandmother did the
marketing, was broken hearted.
The arm now set and in a sling,
she is getting along nicely; but
won't be as good as new for about
six weeks!
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his home at Capaepux, fifty miles |
Rayburn. Mr. Baer is the son of Mrs.
(Mrs. Amy Lamoreaux
Enjoys 82th Birthday
| Last week Mrs, Amy Lamoreaux,
| Hartman Road, Hunlock Creek, R.
D. 1 observed her eighty-second
| birthday, by visiting each of her
| sisters, Mrs. Lela Kocher, Ruggles,
Mrs. Lucy Crispell, Harvey's Lake
and Mrs. Daisy Crispell, Alderson.
Accompanying her on the wisit was
| ner daughter, Daisy Lamoreaux,
| with whom she resides. Another
| daughter, Mrs. Lydia Evarts and a
| granddaughter, Mrs. John Wildoner,
Li nearby. Affectionately known
| as “little Granny”, Mrs. Lamoreaux
| has four grandchildren and four
| great grandchildren.
She is widow of Vault Lamore-
| aux. |
|
Dorothy Cosgrove Is -
Hostess To Card Club
Mrs. Dorothy Cosgrove, Monroe
Ave. was hostess to her card club,
| May 17. Attending, Mesdames Lucy
Turner, Rita Cutter, Betty Hanna,
.|Peggy Hartman, Rhoda Lefko,
Martha Longmore, Betsy Addison,
and the hostess.
| Mrs. William Hughes
Has Heart Attack
| Mrs. William R. Hughes R. N.,
| the former Mae Beahm of Harding
| suffered a severe heart attack dur-
|ing dental surgery on May 11. She
| is still in grave condition at Nes-
| bitt Hospital. Her out of town call-
ers have been Mr. and Mrs. Archie
Beahm, Endicott; Mr. and Mrs. Al-
bert Klein, Alexandria, Va.; Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Edward and family,
Noxen; Mr. and Mrs, John Lyons
and family, Dallas; Russell Klein,
Dover, N. J. and Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Brian, Binghamton.
Mrs. Alice Beahm, age eighty
eight, 'will stay with her daughter,
Mrs. Katie Klein, Carverton, dur-
ing the illness of her daughter, Mrs.
Hughes.
Receives Science Grant
Philip H. Farber, Jr. son of Mr.
and Mrs. Philip H. Farber, Sr,
has received a grant from the
National Science Research to do
summer research work at the
Catholic . University of America,
‘Washington, D.C. Mr. Farber has also
accepted a position at Georgetown
i University to teach Biology as a
fill-in ‘until he receives his Docto-
rate of Physiology Degree. He is also
a graduate of King’s College, Wilkes-
Barre.
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Bonnie Ruth Jenkins
Wins Wilkes Award Again
Bonnie Ruth Jenkins, daughter of
Mr, and Mrs. Thomas H. Jenkins,
91 Terrace Drive, Shavertown, was
among more than thirty Wilkes
College students who were recog-
nized by the college for extra cur-
ricular activity during the scholas-
tic year now drawing to a close.
The awards were made during Stu-
dent Assembly in Wilkes gym-
nasium last week. Miss Jenkins re-
ceived an award for her activity on
and membership in the Wilkes Col-
lege Student Government.
A graduate of Westmoreland
Senior High School, she is a junior
pursuing a 'B. A. degree in English.
Miss Jenkins qualified for the
Dean’s. List for the Fall, 1959;
Spring, 1960, and Fall, 1961.
Mrs. Mable Hess, Guest
At Family Birthday Party
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kittle, Jr.
Mooretown, entertained at a family
party May 14, in honor of Mrs. Kit-
tle’s grandmother, Mable Hess, who
observed her seventy-sixth birthday.
Helping with the celebration were,
Mrs. Hess’ only daughter, Mrs.
Laurence Cragle, the former Gert- |
rude Hess; Mrs. Hess’ grandchildren, |
Robert Cragle and Mrs. Kittle; Mrs.
Hess’ great-grandchildren, Jeffrey
Cragle, Cheryle, WAllan and Keith
Robert Cragle., Unable to attend
was a grandson, Pvt. Elwyn L. Cra-
gle, Frankfurt, Germany.
Mrs. Hess is the former, Mabel
Davis, Fairmount ‘Township. Her
husband of fifty-four years, Ezechiel
Hess, died four years ago.
had resided for
Sweet Valley. '
Anthony Yockavitch Jrs.
Are Married Ten Years
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Yockavitch, |
Jr., Pikes Creek, observed their
tenth wedding anniversary on May
17. The couple was married May
17, 1952, at Our Lady of Mount
Carmel Catholic Church, Lake Silk-
worth, with the former pastor, Rev.
Father Skorski officiating. Atten-
dants were Mildred Yochavitch and
Raymond Stasko. :
Mrs. Yockavitch is the former
Lois Cragle, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. William Cragle, Pikes Creek.
Mr. Yockavitch is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Anthony Yockavitch, Sr.,
Elizabeth, N. J. The couple have
two children,
Mr. Yockavitch is employed as an
upholsterer at Nelson's of Kingston.
Family Birthday Party
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Yockavitch,
Jr. entertained at a family dinner
on May 12, honoring their son,
Anthony, whose birthday occurred
May 14. Tony, a member of the
second grade at Ross Elementary
School, Sweet Valley, was eight.
He was presented with a bycicle
Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Cragle, William Cragle, Jr., Mrs.
Jessie Shupp; Mr. and Mrs. Anthony
Yockavitch, Sr., Elizabeth, N. J. the
honoree’s sister, Kathy.
Sandy Lamoreaux, Guest
On Thirteenth Birthday
Sandy Lamoreaux, Mill St., was
entertained at dinner on her
thirteenth birthday, May 20. Pres-
ent were; Barbara Metzger, R.D. 3 |
Dallas; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tri- |
velpiece and sons, Frank and Dick, |
Orangeville; Mr. and Mrs. Harold |
Lloyd and Linda, Shickshinny; Mr. |
and Mrs. Harold Lamoreaux, Debbie
and the guest of honor.
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Co-Chairman Of Dinner
MRS. JOHN CULP JR.
Mrs. James F. Besecker Jr. is
chairman and Mrs. John Culp Jr.
co chairman of the annual June
dinner of the Dallas Junior Wo-
man’s Club to be held at Continen-
tal Inn on June 5, 6:30 p.m. Reser-
vations can be made with the tele-
phone squad.
Mrs. Richard S. Neville of Broom-
all will be guest speaker.. Mrs. Ne-
{ vile, a member of the Junior Wo-
man’s Cub of Maple Township, has
served it as President from 1957 to
1959, Director, Membership Chair-
man, Parliamentarian and Ameri-
can Home Chairman. At the present
time holds the office of Third Vice
| President-at-large of Pennsylvania
Federation of Woman's Clubs
| elected to fill an unexpired term.
Girl Scouts Present
Roses To Churches
Girl Scout Troop 19 and 152 and
Brownie Troops 121 and ‘102.
| Trucksville, presented Girl Scout
Roses to Trucksville
Church, for planting at the new
education building,
Presentation was opened with a
flag ceremony conducted by Charlyn
Oatridge, Colleen Conaghan, Jeri
| Jordan, Sharon Savage, and Karen
| Kozemchak of Troop 152.
Welcome and introductions were
given by Mrs. Peg Robins of Troop
102.
A dedication poem was read by
Mrs, Jane Kuder of Troop 121. Mrs.
Betty Metzgar of Troop 19 pre-
sented the bushes to Rev. Robert
| E. Germond, pastor.
The girls then united in singing
the Hymn of Sceuting and saying
{the .“Gir] Scout and Brownie
| Promises.
Program was closed with the
singing of taps.
Cub Scouts Tour.
Dallas Post Plant
Den Mother, Mrs. Alex Covert, was
assisted by Mr. and Mrs. Warren
Boyes, and Mrs. George Shaver.
Dymond, Kevin Covert, Neal Stet-
son, Ricky Thier, Jimmy : Gosart,
Mike Precone, Paul Detwiler; guests
were Jeffrey Boyes and Tom
Shaver.
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To Marry Car
Mr. and Mrs. Rush Lamoreux,
East Dallas, announce the engage-
ment of their daughter, Wilda, to
Carl Nulton, son of the late Mr. and
Mrs. William Nulton of Beaumont.
Miss Lamoreux attended Dallas
Township High School. She is pre-
|
Miss Wilda Lamoreux, Engaged
Nulton, Beaumont
sently employed by General Cigar .
Company in Kingston. Mr. Nulton
attended Beaumont High School
and is employed by the Capitol Tire
Company in Wilkes Barre,
No date has been set for the wed-
ding.
Enjoy Talk On
Dr. K. C.Cirtautus, professor of hu-
manities at College Misericordia, and
author of “The American (College
Girl,” was guest speaker at the
meeting of Back Mountain Memorial
Library Book Club held in the annex
Monday afternoon. Professor Cir-
tautus said he could not be objective
enough to review his book but he
would like to talk on how you come
to write a book, how much hard
work sacrifice and loneliness it
takes and how you get it published.
A discussion in which members
and the professor entered, followed,
subject being the value of a college
education to a housewife,
Mrs, Martin Davern gave a thumb
nail book review of “Adventures in
Two Worlds” by A. J. Cronin. New
members, Mrs. Bowden Northrup,
Mrs. Kenneth Coyle, Mrs. Frank C.
Bell, Mrs. Bernice Stets and Mrs.
Library Book Club Members
College Girl
Emerson Adams, were introduced.
Co-chairmen of hostesses for the
month are Mrs. Raymon Hedden and
{ Mrs. James Hutchison, assisted by
| Mesdames Kenneth Herwig, Ralph
Lewis, Russell Frantz, Stanley Ho-
| zempa, Arch Hutchison and George
(Jacobs.
| ‘Attending were Mesdames Edgar
| Brace, Stanley Davies, Fred Howell,
| Norwood Brader, Don Gundry, Bud
| Adams, Emil Bauman, J. D. Hutchi-
I'son, K. Herwig, S. Hozempa, George
{ Jacobs, J. H. D. Ferguson, W. E.
| Mokychic, Russell Frantz, John Wil-
| son, John Phillips, Lyman Lull, Ste-
| wart Ferguson, Frank T., Bell, Brad-
{ ford Alden, Martin Davers, Mitchell
| Jenkins, Warren Unger, Willard
| Seaman, A. D. Hutchison, Ralph
| Lewis, Raymon Hedden and Thomas
| E. Heffernan,
“Twisting In Orbit”
Planned For June 1
Jack Melton and his well-known
archestra will be featured at the
{annual Spring Dance, “Twisting In
Orbit” sponsored by Dallas Junior
Woman's Club Friday evening, June
1st, at Irem Temple Country Club.
Dancing will be from 9-1 am.
Door prizes will be awarded. The
dance is open to the public. Make
reservations by calling Mrs. Robert
|'T. Moore, Mrs. George Hamm, or
| Mrs. Francis Barry. Decorations will
| be done in an outer space theme.
| - .
{ Mrs. Eon Brace is dance chair-
{man and Mrs. W. Dean Johnson,
| co-chairman. Mrs. Joseph Borton is
| Club President.’
California Baby
Mr. and Mrs. James Hodge, Cali-
fornia, announce the birth of a
daughter Linda, May 21. Mrs. Hodge
is the former Mary Claire McKenna,
daughter of Mrs.\ Claire McKenna.
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Mr. and Mrs. Haydn’ Richards,
Lehman Avenue, were the guests of
Rev. Joseph Sproule, formerly of
Dallas, at his home at Bangor over
the weekend. They also attended
{the [Christian Ministerial Confer-
{ence of which Rev. Sproule is pres-
ident, in Philadelphia on Saturday.
Rev. Sproule is planning to move
shortly to Martin's Creek.
Jones Entertains For
| Veteran Insurance Man
John J. Popeck who retires
today, after more than 38 years as
a representative of Prudential In-
surance Co!’s Wilkes-Barre West
district agency, in Kingston, was
honored by fellow employees,
yesterday at a party in the home of
District Manager Douglas J. Jones,
New Goss Manor, followed by a
| dinner at the Luzerne Legion Home.
“People who are the parents of
handsome, brilliant children are
| great believers in heredity.”
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