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IDETOV#N, Bess Cocke
LEHMAN, Barbara Simms
MEEKER, Mrs. Fred Winter
JANET DYMOND GRADUATES
Janet Howell, Mt. Zion entered
State Teachers College at Strouds-
burg in the Fall of 1950. Nothing
unusual about that! As a little girl
she would no sooner land home from
school than she would launch into
~ imaginative play school. Not sur-
prising that she looked toward teach-
ing as a profession.
Now after twelve years, one fine
husband and five lively children, she
was graduated Sunday night from
College Misericordia with a BS. in
Lg elementary education.
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ment in earning her degree.
It was in 1953 that Janet Howell
and Richard Dymond were married.
‘Dick is an insurance salesman for
Metropolitan Life. In the summer of
1954 when Rickie was a baby
Janet earned 6 credits toward the
36 needed for her degree, by attend-
ing six weeks summer school, Then
by attending Saturday and night
classes from 1958 on, plus 8 weeks
~ as student teacher from January 30
to the end of March this year the
balance of her credits for graduation
were earned.
~ Janet will probably be doing
teaching in the Fall either as substi-
tute or regular.
Not all of Janet Dymond’ s knowl-
edge of child psychology has come
from books. Those five children are
in themselves a five-chaptered text
book! Two of them are twins. All
are lively and loveable. Besides her
own family Janet has charge of a
group of children in the Mt. Zion
Sunday School. Her capable hus-
band is an ideal father and a true
partner in the business of bringing
o up the family and has every reason
“to be proud of his wife's achieve
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Sharpe of
Muncy are parents of -a baby girl,
born Friday morning May 25. Name
is Cynthia Lee, weighed 8 pounds 4
ounces. Mrs, Sharpe is the former
Noreen VanTuyle, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Leon VanTuyle of Mt. Zion.
‘Mrs. William Hughes, Sutton
Creek road, is reported improving |
after her serious illness.
Mrs. Howard Perry of Mt. Zion |
had an operation for the removal of
a cataract last Tuesday at Mercy |
Hospital in Scranton and is reported
doing nicely.
A letter from Dorothy Gilbert says
she was discharged from the hospital
last week Wednesday and is going
to the home of some school friends
for a few days before returning to |
her rooms at the YWICA.
~ Last Sunday morning Pastor Wil-
liam Reid held the annual service of
dedication of soil and seed. This was
known as Rural Life Sunday and
brings together the faith in the
creator and the creation in a won-
derful way. This earth 'is holy
ground and should be tilled and its
resources conserved as being the
very property of God, with men as
stewards of its uses.
For the first time since I was ap-
pointed chaplain at Valley Crest
Home last January, I visited the
Ransom Home. Many of the former
Ransom residents now living at Val-
ley Crest are always asking me if I
‘have ever been back to Ransom to
visit. Now I «can tell them and
bring them the regards of their
friends in Lackawanna County. I
had a wonderful time visiting.
Kings Crusaders Class of Mt.
Zion Sunday School met Wednesday
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Mt. ZION, Rev. Charles Gilbert
NOXEN, Mrs. Ira Beahm
SHAVERTOWN, Mrs. Thomas Kriedler
SWEET VALLEY, Mrs. Albert Ray
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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, MAY 31, 1962
Harding 388-2270
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696-1689
Mt. Zion
The Committee was composed of
Clara Gonser — who read a poem
“Ma’s Tools”, and Marie LaBar, who
read variations of The Golden Rule.
Thelma IGeorge was the third mem-
ber of the committee. Along with
playful games the girls made plans
for the future. Clara Gonser and
Thelma George were named chair-
man for the bake sale which was
held after the MYF spaghetti supper
on Saturday night. It was planned
to hold a White Elephant sale on
June 27. The girls sent out a call to
bring in white elephants, things
some pleople don’t want but which
some other people might want, for
a price. Then they sent the word
around to begin to think about their
July picnic, Jean Hronich and
Catherine Gilbert were named to
pick out a play for September. Also
the ladies were reminded to bake
cookies for use at the Vacation
Bible School, and also were told
that one more teacher for the school
is needed. Present Jean . Hronich,
Lena Hastie, Emma Miles, Marion
Thomas, Audrey Earl (vice president
was in the chair.) Ida Howell,.. Cath-
erine Gilbert, Clara Gonser, Marie
LaBar, and Thelma Beorge.
Mary Jane and Kenneth Jenkins
and daughter. Betty, Bayville, N.J.,
spent the week-end with Mrs. Jen-
kin’'s parents Roy and Marion
Thomas, on Kitchentown Road, Mt
Zion,
How's anyone going to get any
work done while road building is
going on in front of the h'ouse!
Amazing what extensive things can
be done with power chain saws, bull-
dozers with shovels in front to push
trees to fall where the saw-man
wants them to fall and then to drag
or push them out of the way. Gaso-
line, diesel fuel and steel—a great
combination.
Fernbrook
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Van Buskirk,
Shaver St., have moved to Cocoa
| Beach. Florida, They left Wednes-
day morning at 3 hoping to arrive
lin Florida by Friday night. Their
son, William, is stationed with the
Navy near Cape Canaveral,
Mrs. Ann Button, E. Overbrook
Ave. and her daughter, Mrs. Tru-
man Stewart and daughter, Janet,
E. Stroudsburg spent the weekend
visiting in Pen Yan, N. Y.
Milton Perrego, Demunds Road,
| returned home Thursday after spend-
ing a week in General Hospital.
Last Sunday evening, during the
severe thunderstorm a large hem-
lock tree in the backyard of the
Jack Simpson home on E. Overbrook
Ave. was struck by lightning and
shattered to pieces, tearing the bark
completely off the remaining 10 feet
left of the tree. Pieces of the tree
were scattered over the adjoining
properties, .
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Randall,
Roushey Plot, motored to Mareton,
N. J., to return Mrs. Randalls’ fa-
ther; B. F. Muchler, who spent three
weeks with the Randalls.
Mr. and Mrs. William Barrington,
R. D. No. 3, Dallas announce the
birth of twin daughters, Carol Lynn
and Connie Lynn in Nesbitt Hospital
on May 21. They weighed in at 5 lb.
1 oz. and 5 1b. 9 oz.
Mrs. Barrington is the former
Leona Keiper, daughter of Mrs.
Hazel Kieper and the late Berl Kei-
per of R. D. 3, Dallas and Mr. Bar-
rington is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
William Barrington of Philadelphia.
The couple has 4 other children—
Shirley, 8, Billy, 6 and twin girls,
Debbie and Donna, 20 months.
On Saturday evening the Adult
Fellowship group of the Glenview
P,M, Church held its monthly get-
together in the social rooms of the
church,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Seward and
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Moss, both ob-
served their 25 wedding anniver-
saries and Mrs. Alice Snyder, her
birthday in May.
John Fluck had charge of the song
service and Mrs, George Shaver Jr.
presented Tom Thumb wedding with
26 children taking part.
Following the program refresh-
ments were served to about 60
guests.
TRUCKSVILLE
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Case, Carver-bara, Mrs.
ton Road, spent several days re-
cently with: their son and daughter-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Case
and family at Cazenovia, N.Y.
Mrs. Elton Brace and Mrs. W. D.
Johnson are co-chairmen of Dallas
Women’s Club dance at Irem Temple
Country Club Friday night. Jack
Melton’s Orchestra will play for
dancing from 8 to 1.
James Case, student at Blooms-
burg Teachers College, is spend-
ing summer vacation with his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Case, Car-
verton Road.
Mr. and Mrs: William Johnson
and family of Berwyn recently visit-
ed his brother and sister-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Willis D. Johnson and
family of Carverton Road.
Dorothy Mathers, student at East
Stroudsburg Teachers College, re-
turned home Wednesday to spend
the summer with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Mathers, Hickory
Street.
Birthday Greetings to Mrs. Lowt-
hen Brown, Mrs. Esther Bennett Le-
Grande, Mrs. Evan Jenkins, Mrs.
Edward Baker, Thelma A. Lamo-
reaux, Fred L. Williams, Jr., Harry
A. Long, Gregory Beck, Palmer
Davis Updyke, Thomas Cleasby, Sr,
Michael Jay Webster, and Hayden
D. Evans. :
Thomas D. Evans was guest of
honor Saturday night when family
and friends gathered at his home to
wish him a happy birthday. Present
were Mrs. Joseph Waltick and son,
Mark, Barbara Evans, Mr. and Mrs.
William Berti and daughter, Bar-
Jacob Hoover, Mr. and
Mrs. Jacob Harrison: Curtis Evans,
James Olenik, Jay Fletcher, Henry
Hill, Mrs. Evans, Timmy, and the
guest of honor.
Mrs. Franklin Hemmenway, Post
Road, spent several days recently
with her son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harrison and
family in Philadelphia.
David Glahn, student at Union
College in Kentcuky, arrived Satur-
day to spend the summer with his
family, Mr. and Mrs, Chester Glahn,
Bunker Hill.
Mr. ‘and Mrs. Harry D. Owens,
and children, Harry, David and
Ruth, spent the week end with Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Churchill of But-
ler, N.J.
Mr. and Mrs. William Gregory,
Lewis Avenue, spent last week end
with their son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Wilson in
Lanhan, Md.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Milo and
family, New Millford, will spend
the Memorial Day weekend with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Milo
of Carverton Road.
Emmual Mendelson, Harris Hill
Road, submitted to surgery at Nes-
bitt Hospital on Tuesday of last
week.
Bertha Sutliff, former resident of
Carverton Road, entered Wilkes-
Barre General Hospital last week for
tests and treatment. Miss Sutliff is
a teacher in Shavertown elementary
| school.
Hugh Ridall, Jr., former resident
of Trucksville Gardens, was recently
elected president of Wilkes-Barre-
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Scranton Chapter, National Associa~
tion of Accountants at a dinner held
by the group in Scranton.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawton Culver and
family have changed their residence
from Carverton Road to Holly
Street. Mr, Culver is road superin-
tendent of Kingston Township.
Entertain At Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Britt, Car-
terton Road, entertained members
of their card club at dinner, Wed-
nesday night, May 23. Tables were
decorated in pink and white. Fol-
lowing dinner cards were enjoyed.
Present: Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sim-
mons, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hunter,
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Baker, Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Lewis, Mr. and- Mrs.
Lansford Meyers, Mr. and Mrs. Nor-
man Benscotter, and the host and
hostess.
Mr, and Mrs. Williard Woolbert
and children of Ambler spent Wed-
i Ti with their parents, Mrs.
Archie Woolbert of Holly Street
and C. F. Lewis of Orchard Street.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hawk, Car-
verton Road, visited Mr. and Mrs.
Warren Fowler in Millsburg over
the week end.
Meeker
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ruggles have
received ward of the graduation of
their great granddaughter, Ferrel
Clark of Titusville, Florida. Mrs.
Clark is the former Christine Rug-
gles.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Johnson and
Mr, and Mrs. Russell Johnson spent
the weekend in New York City visit-
ing Dorothy Weaver.
David Winter, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Winter celebrated his sixth
birthday at a party on May 13.
Present were; Jim, Jane, Joan and
Joseph Alles, Jim, John and Linda
Rogowski, Jean, Fred and Conrad
‘Winter, Mrs. Claudine Daily, Floyd
Taylor, Mr: and Mrs. Willard Miner,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Alles, Claudine
Miner and Andrew Oney.
Mr, and Mrs. Richard King and
family, - Mt. Zion, visited with Mr.
Land Mrs. Wayne King: on Sunday.
Kathy Cilvik, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Cilvik has returned
home after a two weeks visit with
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Honeywell and
family, North Wales.
Noxen
The family of the late Harry
Thompson wish to thank all who
were of any assistance at the time
of his death, also those who sent
flowers, loaned ‘cars or provided
food. 3 :
Mrs. Eva Rundell, Tunkhannock,
former Noxen resident and teacher
in the public school here, and Mrs.
Floyd Mansfield, Lewiston, Idaho,
called on Stella Shook, on Monday
evening.
Miss Stella Shook celebrated bor
birthday on Wednesday, Mrs. Paul
Keiper hers on May 21st and Mrs.
James Sickler, on May 22nd.
Mr, and Mrs. Warren Newell an-
nounce the birth of a daughter,
Karen Darlene on May 19th. at Gen-
eral Hospital. This is their third
child, they have two little boys. -
Mrs. John Hansen and John Jr.,
and Kathie Lou Engelman, Cananda-
gua, N. Y., spent the week end with
Edgar Engelman. They came to at-
tend graduation exercises for Sandra
Engelman Sunday at Bloomsburg
College.
' Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs,
Fred Coole, over the week end were
their daughters, Mrs. Herman Pease
and Mary Ellen and Mrs. James
Berger, Gretchen and Kurt, Buffalo.
They were here to attend the gradu-
ation exercises of their sister Peggy,
at Bloomsburg College, on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Sterlyn May, Sidney,
Valerie and Jeff,
spent the week end with the Wil-
liam Engelmans.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Miner,
Chenango Forks, N.Y. spent the
week end with Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
Miner.
Mr, and Mrs. Merwin Kaminstein
and Gregory, of Flushing, N. Y. were
here on Sunday to attend the gradu-
ation exercises of her sister Nancy
Bean, at Bloomsburg College, on
Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Cargill and
Candice and William Race, Bingham-
ton, spent the week end with the
Lawrence Races.
Jessica Thomas returned from the
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Mr. and Mrs. William Dayton,
Shannon and Shawn of Apalachin,
N.Y, are spending several days with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Lewis
Lord.
Charles Baker, Mrs. George Baker,
Dimock and Mrs. Guy Ely, Montrose,
called on Stella Shook, on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Jones and
family, Warwick, N. Y. spent Friday
and Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Al-
bert Jones.
Larry Case, Boca Raton, Fla. spent
the week end with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Loren Case. He leaves on
Monday for Manchester, Vt., where
he will be employed.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmore Pogar and
daughter Susan, Glenside, Pa., spent
the week end with Agnes and Muriel
Lutes.
Mrs. Sarah Leibengoth, Endicott,
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Leo Lord,
Mrs. Marvin Sickler, Newark, N. J.
spent the past week at the home of
DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
{ Mr. and Mrs. Paul Space and family,
She is recuperating from injuries ree
ceived in an automobile accident at
Effort, Pa. Her husband is still a
patient in Nesbitt Hospital having
sustained several fractured ribs.
Other relatives calling to see them
were Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Sickler
Jr., Newark, N. J., and Mr. and Mrs.
William Manning, Iselin, N. J., Mr.
and Mrs. Oliver Sickler, Falls, Carl
and Russell Wall, Beaumont.
Beaumont
The Beaumont Elementary School
will complete the present school term
June 7 at 10 a.m. after enjoying
the P.T.A. picnic June 6.
Sandra Denman was a surgical pa=
tient at General Hospital where she
was happy to leave her appendix.
Mrs. Raymond Denmon, Mrs. Ale
bert Haiges and the [L. B. Hilberts
visited New Jersey relatives last
weekend.
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