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Families At Montrose
Shavertown A team, [Church
Bowling League, and their families
were weekend guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Mannear at their sum-
mer home, in South Montrose. In the
group were: Captain and Mrs. “Bill”
Rood, Peggy, Pam and Pat, Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Thomas, Bobby and Jo Ann, Mr. and
Mrs. Faye Hopkins and Bruce, Mr.
and Mrs. Wilbur Davis, Jim Ricky,
Tom Heslop, Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Fritzges, David, Gerald, Larry Bonnie
and twins Diane and Donald, Billie
Kingsburg, Johnny and Charlene
Mannear, and the host and hostess.
Saturday afternoon, the mothers
and daughters attended an auction
at Camptown, where they made sev-
eral purchases, and in the evening
the fathers and sons motored to
Five Mile Point, N.Y. to see the
stock car races.
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A covered dish supper was served
Saturday and a cook-out Sunday
| was climaxed with a Softball game
| between the fathers and sons.
The young people enjoyed a full
| hay mow and three lovely riding
horses.
Irem Women Golfers
Mrs. George Dean made a clean
| sweep of the weekly women's golf
events at Irem Temple Country Club
| Friday by winning the “Flag Tour-
!nament” and the Putt: ng Prize.
A “Member Member” Tourna-
ment will be played this Friday:
| Those wishing to participate are to
| register for the event.
On Sunday Mrs. George Dean
sank her approach shot on the
18th hole ‘for a birdie. This hole
i is ‘a long par 2
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The Library Auction solicitation
committee shifted into high gear
this week, at a meeting held at the
home of Mrs. Carlton Davies, gen
eral solicitation chairman. Theme
for this years Auction is ‘Bigger
committees, are, determined to real
ly launch this 16th Auction into
orbit!
Twenty-six area
workers were entertaind by Mrs.
Davies
Thursday, June 7th. Plans were
made to blanket the Back Mt.
from Trucksville to Sweet Valley
Solicitation For Library Buction Launched In Earnest
and Better Than Ever”, and the
charmen - and
and her co chairman on |
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, JUNE 14, 1962
ith posters “and solicitors, in an to make their own :veries to th:
all out effort to fill Howard Ris Auction grounds, wd Risleys barn
leys barn to capacity with Auction whenever possible. All books are to
material. be taken to the Library, there tc
The Sweet Valley Area is being be screened and approved, Pick up
covered by Mrs. Edward Speary, of large articles will be handled
who informs us that the area has again this year by Mr. Kravitz o.
not been canvassed before, We are the (Commonwealth Telephone Co.,
delighted to have them participate, and by Bill Berti, It is requested
and will be most happy to assist that all truck pick ups be made
them in house cleaning their attic’'s from, June 25th to. 30th if possible.
| and sampling their culinary arts. Information. on solicitation may
Weeks of soliciaton has been de- be obtained by contacting the fol
signated from June 18th to 23rd. lowing chairmen: Mrs. Carlton
Items to be solicited will be well Davies, Mrs, L W Hauck, Mrs Ro
advertised. Donors are requested bert Brown, Mrs Mitchell ‘Jenkins
| Mrs J D Houlete, Mrs Carl Freibel,
‘Hours For Reception Of
New Goods At The Barn
chairman
James Alexander, of
| New Goods for the Library Auction, |
| announces times when the locked
| stall in the Barn on Lehman Ave-
{ ue will be open for reception of
goods. This Saturday, noon to 5
pam Friday and Saturday, June
. and. 23,110 am. to:.8 pm.;
Friday and Saturday June 29 and
| 30, 10 em to 8 p.m,
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[Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Holmgren
Are Married Twenty-five Years
Mr. and Mrs. Spencer A. Holm- |
gren Sr., Hemlock Street, Fern- |
brook, are observing their twenty- |
fifth wedding anniversary on June |
15. Mrs. Holmgren is the former |
Mildred Rowe, daughter of Mrs. !
James Rowe and the late Mr. Rowe
of Trucksville.. Mr. Holmgren is the |
son of the late Mr. and Mrs, Thor-
wald Holmgren, also of Trucksville. |
The couple was married June 15, | |
1937 at the home of the bride, Rev. |
Harry Savacool officiating. Attend- |
ants were Mr. and Mrs. James Tot-
ten of Plainfield, N. J. There are
twa children, Spencer of Noxen,
draftsman for General Cigar Com-
pany, Kingston. He is married to the
former Margaret Gunton of Noxen.
Ellouise is at home. She is em-
ployed by Commonwealth Telephone
Company.
Mr. Holmgren is associated with
the American Chain and Cable
Company, Ross Street, Wilkes-
Barre.
Race; Davenport
‘Street, recenty returned from a
three month visit with her son.
Staff Sergeant Robert Race and
‘amily, ‘San Diego, Calif. The trip
was made by jet.
She visited many points of inter-
st during her stay, including Lake
ahoe in the High Sierras, which
5 a famous skiing resort, where she
vas snowbound for 24 hours. They
sited with Sam Antrim of China
Lake, former Dallas residents, on
sheir way to Lake Tahoe,
During her trip home she stopped
‘n Phoenix, Arizona, and spent a
‘ew days with her sister-in-law,
yrs. Viola Kanaley, former resident
>f this area. While there, she at-
tended a charity ball for the benefit
Mrs. Laverne
:
Mrs. Lavene Race Enjoys Three
Months With Bob In San Diego
and she said Dallas!
of City of Hope. The highlight of
the ball was the honoring of Wil-
liam Chauncey, owner of CBS net-
work in Phoenix, as man of the
year. There were many CBS no-
tables among the speakers. Douglas
Edwards was MC for the proceed-
ings. Other celebrities were Mr.
and Mrs. Alan Young and Mr. and
Mrs. Gene Autry, Mrs. Rice had the
pleasure of meeting Alan Young,
star of ‘Mr. Ed’ series.
She left Phoenix by jet and was
met at Idlewild Airport by her
daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Douglas Robins of Edison, N. J. She
‘spent a few weeks with them.
Upon ker arrival home, she was
asked where she would like to live—
Mr. and Mrs. George M. Shaver,
Sr., 243 Mathers Drive, Trucksville, |
celebrated their 45th wedding an-
niversary on June 5. . They were |
married in the Larksville Methodist |
on June 5, 1917. Attendants were
Anna Knecht Compton and William {
Compton.
Mrs, Shaver is the former Jennie
F Knecht, daughter of the late Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Knecht, Edwards-
ville, Mr Shaver is son of the late
Mr. and Mrs. George ‘Shaver, Kings-
ton.
The couple has three children,
Mrs, Charles Coughlin, Sr., Bethle- |
Mr. and Mrs. George Shaver
Married Forty-five Years
parsonage by Rev. Arthur J. Queen |.
having
hem; Ruby, deceased and George,
DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
Purely
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Shuman,
New York; spent a few days with
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Kear, Lake
Street.
parents of Mrs. Shuman.
Irwin Kistler, Goss Manor, is
home from General Hospital, after
1 two week's stay. He submitted
to surgery. :
A picnic dinner was recently held
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Paeglow, Parrish Street. Attending
were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Barton,
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Cease, Shaver-
town; Mr. and Mrs. Theodore
Newcomb and family, Shavertown;
Ralph Newcomb, ' the host ‘and
hostess.
Student Council ‘of Dallas Junior
High School recently spent an
eventful day on a trip. They left
at crack of dawn via Martz bus and
journeyed to Harrisburg where
they toured the Capitol and several
other places of interest. They then
went to Hershey Park and were
shown how to make chocolate. They
arrived home later that night.
Mrs. Blanch Keithline, Achley,
Pa., is spending some time with the
Kromn family of Hillcrest Avenue,
Shavertown.
Mrs. [Stanley V. Davies, Parson-
age Street, has returned from Vir-
ginia, after attending the com-
mencement of vher ‘grandson, James
Davies, at Hargrave Military Acad-
emy. During her stay she visited
Mrs. W. M: Williams and Jean
Louise of ‘Sweet Briar, Virginia,
former residents of Dallas. ;
Mrs. Bert Lewis, Woodlawn Ave-
Jr., Fernbrook; also five grandsons,
and George, Thomas and Alan Shav-
er, [Fernbrook.
The Shavers have retired after
luncheonette = business for
17 years in 'Trucksville and five
years in Eatonville. They are mem-
beers” of Trucksville Methodist |
Church : ;
Mrs. Shaver is a charter member
and past noble grand of Lady Toby
Rebekah Lodge 514 of Trucksville
and Mr. Shaver is the present Noble
Grand of Toby Creek I. O. O. F.
Lodge 1078 of Trucksville.
Mary Giffin Graduates
From Goucher College
Mary Giffin; 92 Lehman Ave.
received a Bachelor of Arts degree
Sunday from Goucher College, Babs
timore.
She was chairman of the senior
class step-singing program, and was
a member of the Yearbook staff
and of the. Drama club. She took
part in social service work.
Miss Griffin will begin hg
tenth grade English in Bergenfield,
N. J. in September.
+ Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul
G. Giffin, attended the commece-
ment. LAY
kifis, sorting out diplomas for the
fered a heart attack Tuesday after-
Tom Jenkins Suffers Heart
Bttack Tuesday
Assistant Pincipal Thomas Jen-
Tuesday evening Dallas Senior High
School commencement exercises, suf-
noon at 1. Seated at his desk when
stricken, .he called Principal W.
Frank = Trimble, who summoned
Jennie Hill, RN, ‘school nurse. Miss
Hill called Dr. Malcolm Borthwick,
Dr. "Borthwick called Dallas Com-
munity’ ambulance. Mr. Jenkins is
reported resting comfortably at Nes-
bitt Hospital, where he is submit-
$n to a series of tests.
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Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood Graham,
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