Smithsonian Institute,
saw the Hope Diamond, Washington
". Monument and F.B.I. high spots of
the trip.
DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
i Girl Scouts Are Thrilled With EY
x
Trip To Nation's Capital
Thirteen Girl [Scouts of Troop 200
and their three ‘leaders have re-
turned from Washington D.C. where
they travelled by Martz bus and stay-
ed at the YYW.C.A.
Among the highlights of the tour
were Mount Vernon, a boat trip down
. the Potomac and Arlington Cemetery
where they saw the “Changing of the
Guard”, an impressive sight that they
urge all to witness.
They toured the White House, Bur-
eau of Engraving and Printing,
where they
The Troop dined at the Ambass-
ador Hotel with a group of Reading
ir] Scouts and then went swimming
ith them in the Hotel Pool.
The whole trip was a “Blast” the
girls remarked when they arrived
home, tired but happy, and the Back
Mountain never looked so good.
Mrs. Oliver Rome, Troop commit-
tee chairman; Mrs. George Bauman
assistant leader; Karen Rome and
Mrs, Jack Barnes, leader accompan-
ied the following girls: Sandra Tur-
ner, Sharon Piekanski, Susan Alla-
baugh, Cynthia Konsavage, Betty
Lamoreaux, Betty Joice Rome, Joyce
Hughes, Pat Bauman, Ann Barnes,
Peggy Rood, Nancy Gensel, Mary
Daley, and Rose Marie Gabel.
The girls will now go on to Senior
Scouting and 200 will be open for
other girls. The leaders, after five
years of hard but enjoyable work,
lare retiring.
Charles Johns, a student at
Wilkes College, is serving the Car-
verton Charge as assistant to the
pastor for the summer. Charles is
planning to study for the ministry,
is also an organist and plays the
flute. His home is in Pittston
where he has been a member of the
Broad Street Methodist Church for
some time. Last year he went as
a youth delegate from our confer-
ence to Oslo, Norway. He has been
assisting in Vacation Bible School
on this charge and also visiting dif-
ferent youth classes in the Sunday
Schools. We are fortunate in
kaving him doing youth work on
this three point circuit.
One of the canvassers for the
Methodist Progress Crusade tells me
that Mt. Zion expects to close its
campaign with its goal oversub-
scribed. Which sounds good.
Attending Mt. Zion church last
Sunday morning were Mr. and Mrs.
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 1962
Mi. Zion
Donald Conklin from New Jersey.
They formerly lived in Orange.
Donald is a son of Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Conklin,
Phyllis Seiple has been enjoying
her vacation from duties at Nesbitt
Memorial Hospital School of Nurs-
ing. She goes with her family oc-
casionally when they hitch their
motor boat to their wagon and go
to the lake for a few hours of putt-
putt-putting in the water.
Nesbitt Hospital Alumni cele~
brated their 50th anniversary last
Saturday night at Hotel Redington
in Wilkes-Barre. The following
alumni from Mt. Zion attended:
Emma Miles, Jane Lloyd, and
Dorothy Gilbert.
Last Sunday was W. Brainerd
Daniels and Alice Daniels. 37th
wedding anniversary. If they keep
on living together as nicely as they
have so far they'll be celebrating
the golden one someday. Brainerd
did me a big favor when we first and
moved up here by helping me con-
dition the pump. So I wish him |
many years of joy and gladness.
WEATHERLY’S HAPPY HILL
It has become an annual affair
and a delightful one. The Rev. and
Mrs. Ralph Weatherly invited, the
members of the Board of Directors
of the Wyoming Valley Oratorio
Society and their families to hold
the final business meeting at their
home. ‘ Catherine Gilbert is
family. So we all went. Every-
body had a good visit. The follow-
ing were present: Mr, and Mrs.
Carlton Chapin and their nephew
Edward Shone, Mr. and Mrs. Wm,
Beckendorf Jr., Mr. and Mrs. John
Reid, Mr. and Mrs. S. Keene
Mitchell Jr., ‘Miss Pauline Wolfe,
Mrs Mary Sheeder Wilson, Mrs.
Louie W. Ayre, Mrs. Ruth Turn
Reynolds, Miss Doris Crane, Miss
Margaret Nicholson, Miss Harriett
Ehrhart, Mr. Clifford Balshaw, Rev.
the |
secretary and the rest of us are her |
|
|
{
Mus.
Charles
Gilbert
and (married on June 28, 1912 in the,
{daughters Dorothy and Catherine Nanticoke Methodist parsonage by
| Gilbert, Mr.
Reid of
Board.
Howard Perry Fiftieth Anniversary Philadelphia.
Mr.
Mt.
celebrating
anniversary.
homestead,
place.
and
there to
Mt. Zion.
Howard Perry is the son of the
late David Perry of Orange where
Howard did farming for a number
Howard also did a great
deal of road work in different terms
twenty seven
of years.
over a
years.
Howard and Ruth Perry were
their
Mr.
are living in Mrs.
the
period of
Wilbur Myers.
and Mrs. Howard Perry of
Zion are today — June 28 —
fiftieth wedding
and Mrs.
Perry’s father’s
Lewis
Mrs, Perry was born there
with her husband has lived
the present time.
brothers, the late Ralph and Shay
Lewis are still remembered around | Perry grows lovely gloxenias.
Vincent
John | ithe late Rev. Clark Calendar.
Brown Manor Carverton | pair is blessed with a son and two
Road was elected president of the | grandchildren.
Perry
Her
The
{lives at Newtown [Square near
He has a son Charles
and a daughter Margaret,
When we Gilberts moved back
|into this section a few years ago
and had a summer place up the dir
road a short distance
Perrys we were pleased to renew the
acquaintances we had with them |
back. We noticed how much they |
were both lovers of flowers. Ruth |
Ho- |
new in the past few years until
now he has a lawn to be envied. |
Flowers border the driveway. A
large new concrete front porch af-
fords a comfortable place to sit in
the warm weather and watch the
world go by.
Son Gerald Perry |
from the |
{to know through the years and the
One might think that not bnehf
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of the world would go by on the
dirt road extending from the Me-
morial Shrine over to the Mt. Zion
road going down to Sutton Creek,
But with three access roads all
| being torn up at once there is more
| traffic than usual past the Perry
| home. People find ways of circum-
venting construetion blockades and
find cross roads of beauty they
t | have been missing.
The Perrys are delightful people
friends and neighbors are thinking
the year of our pastorate here years | {of them these days with congratu-
| lations, Mrs. Perry has recently
{had cataracts removed from her
right eye and when a lens is fitted
ward has done the yard all over | 10 her glasses she will once again
see some of the beauty around her,
Later on she will have the same
| kind of operation on the other eye,
| Then we think she will see the ar-
| tistry in her gloxenias which she
hasn't seen for some time.
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