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Mrs. Daisy Crispell, Harveys Lake,
has been recuperating at the home |
of her daughter and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Cobleigh, Binghamton.
She suffered a fractured elbow in a
recent fall. ‘Also visiting the Cob-
leighs are Mrs. Cobleigh’s sister and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Eshle-
man, Guy and Lorie, Thomotosassa,
Fla.
Martha Hadsel, Davis Street,
Trucksville, has left for Chicago
where she will study for her Masters
Degree at the University.
Elmer Haring, Beaumont, has re-
turned after being a patient at
(@neral Hospital where he sub
mitted to tests.
* Seaman Floyd Root, stationed in
Gulf Wan, France, did not forget
his sister's graduation from Tunk-
hannock High School June 5. His
gift to Hilda Ann—a bracelet watch
purchased in Holland.
Robert Moyer, who will be a sen-
ior next. year at Pennsylvania Uni-
versity, is spending a few days with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Homer
Moyer, before leaving this Saturday
for six weeks ROTC training at
Indiantown Gap.
Irwin U. Kistler, Hillcrest Drive,
New Goss Manor, returned from
General Hospital last week after a
successful operation. He is doing
fine}
Susie Anderson, Pioneer Avenue,
had as guest last week Judith
Mosier, Wellesley Place, Fishkill, ‘N.
Y. Judy is Susie's former roommate
at Pennsylvania State College.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Zeiser and
family, Short Hills, N. J. spent the
weekend with Mr. Zeiser’s grand-
mother Mrs. H. H. Zeiser, Hunts-
ville Road, Dallas. The Zeisers ex-
pect to move to the Boston area
hartly.
Worthy Gunderson, member of
the staff of Lutheran Bible Institute
and Ellen and
Ruth Gunderson of Menomonee,
Mich., spent last week with the
Frederick Andersons in Shavertown.
Charles Westervelt, Hunlock
eek, is a patient at Geisinger Hos
pital.
Mrs. Florence Rolison, Poplar
Street, Fernbrook, and Mrs. Mar-
guerite Bogart, 42nd Street, Dallas,
have returned to their homes after
spending several days at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Shupp and
family of Coplay, Pa. Mrs. Shupp
is the former Beverly Bogart of Ide-
town.
Mr. and Mrs. John Havir, De-
munds Road, recently purchased
and are operating Checkerboard Inn,
Carverton Road, Trucksyille. "They
were formerly connected with
Havir's Restaurant in Luzerne. The
Culvers, former owners of the inn
are living on Holly Street, Trucks-
ville.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Doughton
SX] children, Daveport Street, spent
the weekend with Mrs. Doughton’s
brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. John
Dombroski, at Seneca Lake.
—aMr. and Mrs. Ronald Carruthers
Sr:d family, Cedar Grove, N. Jd.
former Dallas residents, were week-
end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur
Davis, Parrish Street, and Mr. and
Mrs. Emerson Evans, Huntsville.
Jill Carruthers was over night guest
of Shirley and Margery Evans. The
Carruthers expect to return to the
Back ' Mountain area about August
1, where Mr. Carruthers has ac-
cepted a position.
Mrs. Walter Covert, =~ Parrish
Street, entered the hospital on Sun-
day to submit to surgery.
Mrs. J. Milton Culp expects to
return to her home this week after
submitting to surgery at Memorial
Center Hospital in New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Coolbaugh,
Palmyra, N. J., spent the weekend
ith Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Kunkle
2 Kunkle. Other visitors were Mr.
and Mrs. Merton Coolbaugh, Shav-
ertown. Larry also visited his
ther and other relatives.
RL Bishop and her aunt, Betty
Ransom, Spring City, are spending
a couple of weeks here at their
home in Dallas.
Mrs. Florence Bynon, Main St.
had as recent guests, her sons, Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Peters and family,
Fairless Hills, who spent a week
with her, also Jack and family, of
Luzerne, who spent a few days.
John R. Lee, Terrace Drive, re-
turned recently from Fort Lauder-
dale Fla., after spending the winter
there.
Mrs. Ramsdell, Fort Lauderdale,
Fla., on her way to Cleveland, Ohio,
visited Mrs. Roscoe Lee, Terrace
Drive.
Mrs. Ruth Novy, 4th grade teach-
er of Shavertown [Elementary
School, entertained at a picnic
June 14th, for her students at her
summer home, North Lake. They
went swimming, farmer danced,
went boat riding and played games.
che children surprised Mrs. Novy
Mth a birthday cake and gift.
There were sixty in attendance,
including the students, drivers,
mothers and Mrs. Novy.
Mrs. Kenworthy Lord and Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Johnson, Honey
Brook, Pa. called on Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Hosler, Parrish St., Sunday
afternoon. They are visiting in
Monroton, and then touring Nova
Scotia.
{, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Carichner,
Sweet Valley entertained at a fam-
jly dinner honoring their son, Don-
nie, who observed: his first birth-
day on June 7. Attending were
Donnie’s grandmother, Mrs. - Earl
Ayres, Bobby Ayres, Mrs. Joseph
Steiner and son John, all of Tunk-
“hannock; his parents and two-year
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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 1962
SECTION B—PAGE 3
John Kubastis, Wed
Twenty-five Years
Mr. and Mrs. John Kubasti, Dal-
las R. D. 3, will celebrate their
twenty fifth wedding anniversary
with a family gathering on Satur-
day, June 23. The couple was mar-
ried June 20, 1937. There are
three children, Mrs. Mary Sutton,
Pittsburg, John Jr., Dallas, and
Mary ©Ondish; also two grandchil-
dren, Sharon and David Sutton.
Mrs. Kubdsti worked for ten
years for General -Cigar Company
in Kingston. Mr. Kubasti is now
employed by the Dallas Box Com-
pany, after working for thirty-five
years in the mines.
Swires Have Son
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Swire,
Hunlock Creek R. D., announce the
birth of a son, June 9th at Gen-
eral Hospital.
Mrs. Swire is the former Phyllis
Stoker of Hunlock Creek.
The baby, Donald Jay, has three
older brothers, Billy, Ricky and
Tommy. °'
Marie Hardisky, Guest
At Graduation Party
Marie Hardisky, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Hardisky, Lehman,
was guest of honor at a party Sun-
day, following her graduation.
Present were Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
Hardisky, Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Hardisky, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pi-
zner, Eleanor Hardisky, Mrs. Char-
les - Skopic, Mrs. : Clara Williams,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hardisky and
Joseph, Dallas; Mr. and Mrs. John
Vichica and Linda, West Wyoming;
Mr. and Mrs.
Bobby and Billy, Faith Ann, Swoy-
ersville; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Piet-
zykowski, Ellen, Lee Ann, Mark,
Mountain Top; Mrs. Mary Tompko
and Rose, Wilkes Barre; Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Barber, Valerie, Di-
ane, Mary Latzko, John, Plymouth;
Mrs. John Hardisky, New Jersey,
Marie and her parents.
Danny Dornsife, Guest
At Birthday Party
Danny Dornsife, Woodcliff Drive,
was honored last Saturday, his
eighth birthday, by a movie party.
Present were; Billy Block, Cindy
Lou Budd, Pefer Davies, George Hor-
watt, Joey and Richard Davis, the
guest of honor, Mrs. Eckinrode,
Robby Eckinrode and Mrs. Dornsife.
The children went to see “Ray-
mie” featured at the Forty Fort
theatre, followed by a celebration
‘at home, with all the birthday
trimmings.
A former Dallas boy, James W.
Ayre, special agent, for American
Sentinel Insurance Company, was
in town this week renewing old ac-
quaintances. Jim, who grew up on
Lehman Avenue and in the neigh-
borhood of Dallas Methodist Church
when his parents Mr. and Mrs.
James Ayre, lived here, is now a
resident of Windsor Park, Mech-
nicksburg. He is married to the
former Louise Tozer of Camp Hill.
They have no children.
Mrs. Wally Nelson, the former
Pearl Nulton, Inglewood, California,
spent four days last week with
Myrtle Miller at the home of George
Snyder, East Dallas. She is also
visiting other friends and relatives
nearby and is now with her brother,
Albert at Center Moreland and will
visit her brother, Thomas, in New
Milford.
(George McCutcheon, coming in
Saturday morning after a heavy
- week at the Kiwanis Convention in
Denver with the Key Club Drill
Team, left on Sunday. for Philadel-
phia, for a two-weeks’ hitch with the
Naval Reserve.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Scott,
former residents of this area, are
spending the week with son, Rob-
ert, Jr., at his cottage at North
Lake. The Scotts willreturn to
Brooklyn at the end of the week.
Mrs. David R. Davis, [Silver
Springs, 'Md., is visiting at the
home of Mrs. M. J. Brown, Lake St.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Brown,
Sweet Valley, attended the wedding
of their niece, in Lockwood, N. Y.,
on ‘Saturday.
Frank Slaff, Machell Avenue, is
spending some time at the Virgin
Isle Hilton, Charlotte Amalie, V. I
William Tibus and |
Virginia Morgan, Guest
At Surprise Shower
Miss Virginia Morgan was guest
of honor at a surprise bridal shower
given by Nancy Hess and her
mother, Mrs. Henry Hess, at their
home in Dallas on Thursday, June
14. Virginia, a student at the
University of Delaware, is the bride
elect of William Steinhauer.
Present at the shower were Mes-
dames Edward Dorrance, Malcolm
Baird, Byron Kester, Henry Phillips,
Cecil Vopleus, George Schallenber-
ber, Wilford Morgan, George Hess,
Paul {Steinhauer, R. D. Rupp, James
Mitchell; Lois Ryman, Ann Dor-
rance, Marjorie Baird, Grace Bach-
man, Carrie Phillips, Elaine Ko-
zemchak, Edwina Morgan.
Patricia K. Dyer Is
Graduated From College
Patricia K. Dyer, daughter of Mr.
and. Mrs. Robert E. Dyer of Straf-
ford, Pa., was recently awarded the
Associate in Arts degree from St.
Petersburg Junior College, St. Pet-
ersburg, Fla. While attending SPJC
she was president of the MANO
Social Club, president of the Wo-
men’s Interclub Sorority Board, a
member of the Student Government,
Circle S, Phi Theta Kappa (national
honor society for junior colleges),
student newspaper staff, and wo-
men’s intramural team.
‘At the awards assembly, Pat was
awarded the Student Government
gold key for her representation and
was named one of the top thirty
students of the college. She plans
to attend West Chester Teachers’
College, majoring in elementary ed-
ucation. She was a 1959 graduate
of Westmoreland High School:
William Smith Feted
Thursday evening friends and rel-
atives gathered at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. William E. Smith, Nevel
Road, to help Bill celebrate his
birthday. Two birthday cakes
decorated the table, one bakeed by
Bill's wife, Shirley, and the other
by his mother, Mrs. Albert Smith,
Sweet Valley. Others attending
were Albert Smith, Darwin and
Bob Smith; Jane Ann Cooper, Chase,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph James, Nevel
Road, the honoree, his wife, and
daughter, Wendy Elaine.
George Shavers, Hosts
At Anniversary Dinner
In honor of their 45th wedding
anniversary, Mr. and Mrs. George
Shaver, Sr., 243 Mathers Drive,
entertained at a small dinner party
at their home last Thursday.
Present were Mr. and Mrs. George
Belles, James Knecht, Mrs. Anna
Compton, Mrs. Charles Seward, Mr. |
and Mrs. George Shaver, Jr. and
the honored guests.
Shaver-Edwards "7zdding
Sally Dawn Edwards, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Edwards, Car-
verton, married J. Hall {Shaver, son
of Mrs. Howard Shaver of Wyoming
Avenue, Wyoming, and the late
Mr. Shaver, recently.
The bride is a graduate of West-
moreland High School. She has
been employed’ in the credit office
of Fowler Dick and Walker. Mr:
Shaver was graduated from Wyo-
ming Memorial High School in
Wyoming. He is attending Wilkes
College. He is a field engineer.
Honor Scout Award
Edward Jenkins received the
coveted Honor Scout Award for out-
standing contribution to his troop
at the sixteenth annual Father-Son
banquet of Troop 232, Shavertown,
Sunday, June 10. John Butler, scout-
master presented the award.
The principle speaker was John
Crossin, Athletic ' Director, West
Central Catholic High School. He
stressed the importance of whole-
some scout activities in the training
of a good athlete.
Tom Harris, an assistant Senior
Patrol Leader, was toastmaster and
Charles Glawe, leader of the eagle
patrol, welcomed the fathers.
James McCoog was invested as
Assistant Scout Master, and will
help in training the troop of 125
members.
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At a pretty summer wedding, Sat-
urday, at 3 p. m./Grace Ann Bach-
man, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rob-
ert F. Bachman, Upper Demunds
Road, became the bride of Lt.
Thomas E. Pesikey, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas E. Pesikey of
Memphis, Tenn. Rev. Ruth Under-
wood, former pastor of Kunkle
Methodist Church, performed the
double ‘ring ceremony before an
altar flanked with bouquets of blue
and white delphinium in the White
Church on the Hill, Trucksville
where Grace « Ann’s mother and
father were married twenty-one
years ago.
The bride, given in marriage by
per mother and father, wore street
ength white marquisette gown,
styled with tight bodice, boat neck-
line and bell shaped sleeves. Her
finger tip veil fell from a pillbox of
marquisette and she carried a
Colonial bouquet of white orchids
and lilies of the valley.
Maid ‘of honor was Linda Watson
of Philadelphia and bridesmaids,
Flora Sue Anderson, Shavertown;
Ann Dorrance, (Center Moreland;
Ruth Bennett, Trucksville; and Kay
Ghiglione, Arlington, Va. They
Married On Saturday
SHACKLEFORD PESIKEY
selected frocks of blue and white
tissue gingham made with tight
bodices, boat . necklines, short
sleeves and perky white organdy
sashes. They wore white picture
hats trimmed with blue and white
painted daisies and carried nosegays
of blue and white daisies.
Best man was Richard Pesikey,
brother of the bridegroom of Mem-
phis, and ushers, Lt. James Ivory,
Jacksonville, Fla.; Lt. Terry Mec-
Corey, Cleveland, William Greis-
inger, Philadelphia, and Sumner
Bachman, brother of the bride of
Dallas.
Following the ceremony, a recep-
tion was held in the garden of the
bride’s home and the couple left for
Pennsylvania State University where
the bridegroom will be graduated
with a B. S. Degree in Meteorology
in July.
Mrs.” Pesikey is a graduate of
Westmoreland High School and just
finished her sophomore year at
Pennsylvania ‘State University. Lt.
Pesikey was graduated from Mem-
phis Central High School and Mem-
ing with
phis State University. He ‘is serv-
the United States Air
Force. He and his bride will report
to Miami, Fla., in late August.
Mrs. Albert Smith Is
Honored On Birthday
Mrs. Albert Smith, Sweet Valley,
was feted at a birthday picnic dinner
at her home on Memorial Day. At-
tending were Mr. and Mrs. William
Smith and daughter Wendy, Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph James, Nevel Hol-
low; Mr. and Mrs. Willard Bon-
ning, Caton, N.Y.; Fred Carl, Toledo,
Ohio; Eddie Turner, Jane Ann
Cooper, Chase; and Mrs. Smith’s
husband, and sons, Bob and Darwin.
Debbie Sayre Enjoys
Fifth Birthday Party
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sayre,
Pikes Creek, entertained June 4,
honoring their daughter, Debbie,
who observed her. fifth birthday.
Games were played and refresh-
ments served to Carol and Craig
Sayre, Susan Morgan, Tommy, John
and Beth Ann Greasing; Christine
and Cathy Sayre; Mary Ann and
Susan Spock; and Debbie's sisters
and brother, Karen, Beth and Tom-
my Sayre. ?
Card Of Thanks
Eleanor Dendler wishes to thank
her many friends who sent her
cards, gifts, and flowers, during the
time she spent at (General Hospital
for surgery. i
Teddy Kyttle, Guest
| At Graduation Picnic
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kittle, Sr.
entertained at a picnic at their
home in Mooretown, honoring their
son, Theodore R. Kittle, a member
of the 1962 graduating class of
Lake-Lehman High School. Rela-
tives and friends attending in-
cluded Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Oberst, Danville; Mr. and Mrs. Del-
bert Stoffle, Bert and Bill, Wilkes-
Barre; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Robert-
son and Lynn, Aliquippa; Mrs. Ar-
line Adams, Fred ‘Adams; Mr. and
Mrs, James Lord, Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Shaw, Judy; Mr. and Mrs.
Francis Cornell, Dianne, Danny,
and Debbie; Lois O'Keefe, Jimmie
and Brian; Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Rosencrans, Don, Jr., Jerry and
Barbara; Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kyttle,
Jr., "Allan, Keith, and Cheryle; Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew Adams; Gladys
Brader, Philadelphia; Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Brader, Lynwood, Pa.; Mr.
and Mrs. Lawrence Smith; Mrs.
Donald Kocher, Delores and Debra;
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Smith, Sandy
and Cathy; Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
Smith; Gary Shaw, Sandra Swire;
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kittle; Glen-
doris ‘Shilanski, Mrs. Kay Altemus
and daughter, Francine; Mrs. Fran-
cis Yahara; Mr. and Mrs. David
Perry, Jr., Sandy and Cathy, the
honoree, his parents and his bro-
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Mr. and Mrs. Rush Lamoreux,
East Dallas, will celebrate their
thirty fifth wedding anniversary on
Thursday, June 21.
Mrs. Lamoreux is daughter of the
late Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lyons of
Forty Fort. Mr. Lamoreux is son
of the late Mr. and Mrs. Solomon
Lamoreux of Luzerne and Bridge-
port, Conn. The couple was mar-
ried June 21, 1927, in the parson-
age of Luzerne Methodist Church
by the Rev. D. M. Corkwell. At-
tendants were Mrs. D. M. Corkwell
and Allen Lloyd of Baltimore, Md.
There are six children: Irvin La-
moreux, Jack Lamoreux, Shaver-
town; Mrs. Audrey Earl, Carverton;
Mrs. Eileen Sickler, Beaumont;
Wilda at home; also twelve grand-
children, Linda, Jerry, Barbara,
Susan Robin Lamoreux, Sharon,
David, Donna Lamoreux, Shaver-
town; Raymond, Dianne, Karen
Earl, Carverton; Annett Sickler,
Beaumont.
Sandra Strazdus, Guest
Bt Graduation Party
Sandra Lee Strazdus, daughter of
! Mr, and Mrs. August Strazdus, was
| honored at a graduation party on
| June
| from Dallas High School on Tues-
12. Sandy was graduated
day.
Present were: Mr. and Mrs. Har-
old Garber; Mr. and Mrs. Alex
Koliga; Mrs. Mary Krempa; Kathe-
rine Jarvis; Mrs. Martha Berdy;
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Welitchko;
Stephen Welitchko; Mr. and Mrs.
William Story; Carol Story; Ted
Montross; Isabelle Baldauski; Mrs.
Pete Reklaitis; Mrs. Sophia Patrick;
Mr. Paul Patrick, Jacob, Mathew,
and Paul Patrick; Mr. John Strazd-
us; Jacquline Strazdus; Joan
Thomas; Dorothy Strazdus; Mr. and
Mrs. William Mesaris, Michael,
Billy, and Laura Mesaris; Mr. and
Mrs. Ben Strazdus; Mrs. [Sophia
Welitchko; Miss’ Barbara Evans;
Miss Barbara Rodack; Miss Betty
Cyphers; Mr. and Mrs. Alex Ma-
tickitis; Raymond, Richard, and
Karen Strazdus; Thomas Schollen-
berger; Mr. ‘and Mrs. William
Troster; Mr. "and Mrs. August
Strazdus and Sandra, the guest of
honor.
Celebrate Birthday
Mrs. Harold Lamoreaux and moth-
er, Mrs. Lloyd, recently celebrated
simultaneous birthdays, with a
gathering at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Lloyd; Shickshinny-
Present were: Mr..and Mrs. Har-
old Lamoreaux, Sandy and Debbie,
of Mill St., Dallas, Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Lloyd and Linda, Mrs. Blanch
Keithline, of Ashley, and Mr. and
Mrs. Eugene Talbutt and Rose Mary,
Philadelphia.
Bpril Louise Kyttle
‘April Louise Kyttle, six-month
old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clin-
ton Kyttle, Finley, North Dakota,
was christened Sunday at Wyoming
Methodist Church, Rev. David Mor-
gan, pastor officiated. Godparents
were Sharon Weed, Wyoming, and
Renford Wilce, Sweet Valley.
Mr. and Mrs. Kyttle, who are the
guests of their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Weed, West Wyoming
and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Kyttle,
Pikes*Creek, returned home on July
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Michael Parsons, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Willard Parsons, R. D. 1, Har-
vey's Lake, was solemnized recently
in Holy Saviour Church, Wilkes-
Barre.
Rev. William Donovan performed
the double ring ceremony and cele-
brated the Nuptial Mass, Eileen
Devaney was organist.
Mrs. Donald Gavigan, Shavertown,
was matron of honor, Thomas Yen-
cha also of Shavertown, served as |
best man.
The bride, escorted by her bro-
ther, Robert, wore white silk or-
ganza street length dress, featuring |
a bell-shaped skirt, scooped neck-
line, and elbow length sleeves. Her
headpiece was a matching pillbox
with shoulder length veil and her
flowers, a Colonial bouquet of white
roses.
Matron, of honor wore pink
sheath dress of tissue taffeta with
overskirt of pink organza, appliqued
| with pink roses. She carried a
| Colonial bouquet of pink roses.
| Mother of the bride selected blue
silk sheath, white accessories, and
| corsage of white shattered camma-
| tions}
| The bridegroom’s mother,blue lace
{ dress, white accessories, and cor-
| sage of white shattered carnations.
A breakfast for the immediate
families was held at the Carousel,
after which the couple left on a
wedding trip to Virginia.. For tra-
veling, the bride chose, two-piece
Italian knit suit of aqua and white,
white gardenias.
| Mrs. Parsons, a graduate of
at the Wyoming = National Bank,
Wilkes-Barre. ;
Mr. Parsons, a graduate of Lake-
Lehman High School, is employed
Kingston.
The couple resides at 728 Market
Street, Kingston.
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The 59th annual reunion of the
Ide Family will be held Saturday,
June 30 at Wolfe’s Grove, Sweet
Valley. {
A covered dish dinner will be
ready at one o'clock sharp. Bring
your own table service, sandwiches
and one large covered dish.
Amusements those
ested.
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Cynthia-Jean Davis ;
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Davis an-
nounce the birth of their first child,
| Cynthia Jean, June 5, at General
Hospital. The new arrival weighed
7 pounds 9% ounces. Mrs. Davis is
the former Betty Kester daughter of
| Mr. and Mrs. Corey Bulford, Pikes
| Creek. Mr. Davis is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Davis, Fernbrook.
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