Purely
Personal
Mrs. Benjamin Shortkroff, Wynn-
wood, and Allen Fritz, Baltimore,
were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Fritz, Idetown.
Mrs. Wesley and Mrs. Lila Felt,
Washington, D. C. are spending the
summer at their home at Idetown.
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Blackman
are spending some time at their
Idetown home.
Jim Lohman, Lehman, and John
Kupstas, Huntsville, spent the week-
end at Atlantic City.
y Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Lewis,
Newark, Del., spent the weekend
visiting their daughter and son-in-
law®SIr. and Mrs. Lewis Bucking-
ham and family, Lehman Avenue,
Dallas. They came to attend the
Library Auction. ;
Mr .and Mrs. Martt Harding and
family, Herndon, Va., spent the
weekend visiting Mrs. Harding's
parents, Mr.
Hicks and attending the Library
Auction. :
~ Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Smith and
family, Norwood, Pa., spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Weidner, Lehman Avenue, and at-
tended the Library Auction.
‘Alva Eggleston, Vernon, and Fred
Dodson, Kunkle, have returned
after spending ten days on a fish-
ing trip at Johnson’s Lodge, North
| Quebec, Canada.
Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Kistler, Goss
Manor, are spending a. week at
Cape Cod and Nantucket.
Mrs. Cora A. Finn, Center Hill
Road, and granddaughter, Linda
Finn, Alderson, are visiting Lt .Col.
and Mrs. H. D. Latimer and Jim-
my at Cape Hatteras, N C. Mrs.
Latimer is Mrs. Finn's sister, the
former Lenore E. Carey, daughter
of Lt. Col. H. H. Carey.
My. and Mrs. Henry Hess, De-
munas have moved to Kingston to
live with Mrs. Hess's father, Coray
B. Ransom, during the summer
months while their mew home at
Demunds is being built. Mr. Ran-
som sold his Demunds home recent-
ly to‘Bertram Raker of Plymouth.
Mg. and Mrs. Robert Robbins and
daughter, Anne, Wilmington, Del.,
and Mrs. Phillip Anderson, White
Plains, New York, spent last week
as the guest of Mr. Robbin’s and
Mrs. Anderson's mother, Mrs.
Maude Robbins, Harris Hill Road,
Trucksville.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shalham-
mer and children, Bobby and Anne,
Fairless Hills, were guests last
week of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Martin,
Trucksville and; Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Rescorla, Harvey's Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Adrian E. DeMarco,
Sutton Road, have returned from
Rochester, New York, where they
. were called by the serious illness of
the former's sister Helen DeMarco
Pisaro.
Mrs and Mrs. Carl Daubert, Par-
rish Qc reet, spent the holiday, with
Mrs. Daubert’s sister and family, in
Bloomfield, N. J.
and Mrs. T. M. B. |
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1962
Neighborhood News And Notes Of Personal Interest
SECTION A — PAGE 5
Gloria Long, Honored
At Graduation Party
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Long,
Sweet Valley, entertained the F.Y.F.
of the First Christian Church, Sweet
Valley, honoring their daughter,
Gloria Charlene, a member of the
graduating class of Lake-Lehman
School. Games were played, music
enjoyed and refreshments served
to Sharon Coombs, Carol and Lana
Johnson, Susan Lamoreaux, John,
Roger, Alice, Janet and Fred White-
sell, Sut Fielding, Pastor and Mrs.
B. Kirby Jones, Mrs. Fred White-
sell, Sue Fielding, Pastor and Mrs.
liam George and daughter, Marcia
Jean, the honoree’s grandmother,
Mrs. Nettie Post, the honoree’s
brothers and sisters, Dean, Wilma,
Wanda, Miralee Beth, and Jan.
Janet and John Fielding visited later
in the evening. Gloria will enter
Lock Haven State Teachers College
in September. ‘
Entertain At Picnic
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Ruggere,
Chase Manor, were hosts to the
following persons at an outdoor
picnic on July 4th: Mary A. Finn,
Harrisburg; Mr, and Mrs. Richard
Kropp, Sr., Richard Kropp, Jr., John
Kropp, Mrs. Richard Finn and chil-
dren, Alice, Susan and Jimmy, Kan-
kakee, Illinois; James Finn, Sr.,
James Finn, Jr., Mr .and Mrs. Ozzie
Paul, Evelyn Paul, Thomas Paul, Mr.
and Mrs. John Sauer, Cathy and
Jacqueline Sauer, Mr. and Mrs. Jay
Belles and Susan Bellas, Cathy Ruch,
Audrey Johnson, May Simpson,
Judy E. Allen, Carl V. Ashton and
Larry Ashton. Alice Finn, sister of
Mrs. Ruggere, has been visiting the
Ruggeres for the past two weeks.
Farrs Entertain
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Farr en-
tertained Sunday might at a cook-
out in White Birch Trailer Park.
Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Lillie Jr., Elizabeth, N. J.; Mrs.
Kenneth [Lillie Sr., Cora Swauger
and Dick Honeywell, of Tunkhan-
‘nock; Mrs. R. J. Nixon, Mrs. Betty
Allbaugh, with children Jimmie and
Jeff, from Dearborn, Michigan.
Mrs. Grover Stock has returned
to her home Main Street, Dallas,
after several months with her
daughter Mrs. DonaldGrose in Fort
Lauderdale, Florida. Don, who had
a light stroke two years ago, is now
in good shape.
Franklin Township Police Chief
Byron Kester and Mrs. Kester have
returned from Fort Knox where
they visited their grandson. They
had a pleasant trip but Chief said
the driving was tough.
Lt. and Mrs. Thomas 'S. Pesikey,
newlyweds, now residing at Penn-
sylvania State University, spent the
weekend with the latter's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bachman,
Upper Demunds Road, and attended
the Library Auction.
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roe and their grandson, Butch, Mr.
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Bruce,
Robert Culps, Hosts
At Birthday Party
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Culp ‘held
a combination birthday party for
Stanley Culp, Mr. Culp’s father, and
for their daughter, Mrs. Albert Ash-
ton, on Jnue 24. Present were Mr.
and Mrs. Clifford Culp and daugh-
ter, Carol, Mr .and M “Tilliam
Mon-
and Mrs. Richard Culp, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert ‘Culp, Mr. and (Mrs. Albert
Ashton and daughters, Sandra and
Donna, Mr. and Mrs. George Major
and daughters, Gina and Judy, Mrs.
Alice Snyder and children, Robert,
Larry, Jacqueline and Susan, Mrs.
Steve Haymaker and
son, Larry.
Six of Mr. Culp’s seven living chil-
dren were present.
Double Birthday Party
Held At Harveys Lake
Eugene Hummell, Harveys Lake,
and grandson, Stanley Scott, were
honored at a birthday party Tues-
day evening. Present were Mrs.
Eugene Hummell, Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond ‘Scott, Ray Jr. Stanley,
Leroy, Judith Anne, Allan Lee,
Janat Rose, Larry Dean, Mr. and
Mrs. Earle Hummell
William Cragle Becomes
Specialist Fourth Class
Mr. and Mrs. William Cragle,
Loyalville, have received word that
their son, Pfc. William Cragle, has
been promoted to Specialist Fourth
Class at Fort Bragg, N. C.
Bill is a graduate of Laketon High
School and was employed at Natona
Mills when he entered the TU. S.
He took his basic training
at Fort “Jackson, South Carolina.
Ruction House Guests
House guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Anderson over the Auction
weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Gale
Barcome and daughter Diane, from
Orange, Massachusetts. The Ander-
sons had previously ‘been enter-
tained at Orange, and at that time
had spoken of the auction. Diane
was especially thrilled with the pur-
chase of one of Mrs. Newman's
"dolls, and her parents bought many
things for their lovely yard. A son
an engineering major, is
studying at Valparaiso University
extension at Pocono Pines this
summer.
The “Barcomes are looking for-
ward to the International Para-
chute meet at Orange in August,
when parachutists will take to the
air within sight of the family
home. : }
Dymonds Are Hosts
At Family Picnic
On the 4th of July, Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar Dymond, E. Overbrook Ave.
entertained their family at a picnic
at Morgan's Creek. Those enjoying
the day were Mr. and Mrs. Lauren
Dymond and Lauren; Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Eyet, Mr. and Mrs. William
Dymond and Billy; Mr. and Mrs.
Marvin Dymond, Bobby, Paul and
Kenny, Al Cook, Nancy Harris and
the host and hostess.
Birthday Dinner
' Johnny Yenason, was feted at'a
birthday dinner, at the Dutch Pan-
try, Avoca and visited Nay Aug
Park in Scranton.
Present were; , Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Yenason, Pauline, Joe
Michael and Johnny, Mr. and Mrs.
Michael Yenason, Peg Salapak and
Auntie Yenason.
Mrs. John Allabaugh and daugh-
ter, Susan, and mother, Mrs. Jane
Hazeltine, have returned to their
home on Pinecrest ‘Avenue, after
visiting Mr .and Mrs. Michael Hazel-
tine in Virginia. :
Janice Saddington, Trucksville, is
spending the summer in ‘Philadel-
phia- with relatives. ,
‘Mr .and Mrs. Thomas Knorr
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Charlotte Jane Biddings To Wed
Larry Lee Lipps
Announcement has been made of
the engagement of Charlotte Jane
Biddings, daughter of Mrs. Dorothy
Biddings and the late Howard Bid-
dings of Harveys Lake to Larry Lee
Lipps, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Lipps of 1333 Sycamore Street,
Niles, Michigan.
Miss Biddings who has been re-
In August
siding at Cherry Point, N. C. at-
tended Lake-Noxen High School.
Mr. Lipps was graduated from Niles
Senior High School, class of 1959.
He is now serving in the U. S. Navy
medical department.
An August wedding
planned.
is being
James Keiper Jr. Goes
To German Air Base
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James Keiper Jr., has left for
Granstein Air Force Base in Ger-
many, after visiting his grandpar-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Boehme,
Center Hill Road, for six weeks.
Prior to the visit he had served in
the Phillipines for three and a half
years, and before that for seven
years with the Marines.
He is now with the Air Force and
expects to make this service his
career.
Family Picnic Is
Held At Stone Bridge
A family get-together was held at
the Stone Bridge, Stull, on Monday.
Present: Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Granda and family, Wilkes Barre;
Mrs. Edward Lasecki and daughter
and Mr. and Mrs. George Crouse
and Thelma Sue, Nanticoke; James
and Harold Blizzard of Landis,
N. C., Pat Spring, Plains; Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Blizzard, Marcella,
Diane and Pamela, Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Blizzard.
Clewells Entertain
Mr. and Mrs. William Clewell,
Carverton Road, entertained at their
home Mr. and Mrs. John Norbert
Labows, Wilkes-Barre, and Dr. and
Mrs. Russell C. Eroh, Greensburg.
Dr. Eroh is pastor of the First Re-
formed Evangelical Church, Greens-
burg.
Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Lawson, Car-
verton Road, spent the weekend
with her brother-in-law and sister,
and
family in New Cumberland.
Rainbow Girls Plan
Fashion Show, July 13
The Charles James Memorial As-
sembly, Order of the Rainbow for
Girls, will hold a fashion show Fri-
day, July 13 at the Educational
Building of the Trucksville Metho-
dist Church. It will feature fashions
for all ages from Maria's in Dallas.
Tickets may be purchased from any
Ord Trumbowers Are
| Hosts To 01d Friends
Mr. and Mrs. Ord Trumbower,
Sweet Valley, entertained a number
of old friends, all one time members
of a card club, at their home, re-
cently. Present were Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Eck, Mr. and Mrs. Alva Eggle-
ston, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Maxwell,
Mrs. Helen Rice, Mrs. Arthur Keef-
er. ‘
The Egglestons will be hosts to
the club at a picnic supper on July
22.
Jonathan R. Davis Fire Co.
Plans Annual Festival
Third annual Festival of the
Jonathan R. Davis Fire Company
will be held at their fairgrounds,
Harveys Lake Highway, Idetown
over the Labor Day weekend,
August 31, September 1, 2 and 3rd.
This year’s festival will be under
the general chairmanship of Ed-
ward Gilmer.
There will be game booths, rides,
home cooked refreshments, nitely
entertainment and mitely free
prizes. The grand prize, a color TV
set, will be awarded on the final
evening. A ‘Festival Queen” will
be crowned during the festival and
the “Queen” will be awarded a
valuable prize. Those wishing to
compete for the title, which is open
to all single girls to the age 21, may
register and receive further details
at Cave’s Economy store at Ide-
town.
Charles Longs Married
Twenty-Three Years
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Long,
Sweet Valley, observed their twen-
ty-third wedding annivesary on
June 14th. Mrs. Long is the former
Almira Post, daughter of Mrs. Nettie
Post, Sweet Valley. They are the
parents of six children, Dean, who
will enter his sophomore year at
Bloomsburg ' Teachers College;
Gloria, who will be a freshman at
Lock Haven Teachers College; Wil-
ma, Jan, Wanda, and Maralee Beth.
| Mr. Long is the owner of the Charles
Rainbow member or at the door for | H. Long Farm Equipment, Sweet
fifty cents.
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Starting Today
Mary Catherine Stiles
Has 8th Birthday Party
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel W. Stiles,
Center Hill Road, Dallas, entertained
at a party on Monday, honoring
their daughter, Mary Catherine, who
observed her eighth birthday on
July fourth. Each guest received a
miniature birthday cake, and joined
the honoree in blowing out the
candles. Games were played and
refreshments served to Mary Ann
DeMarco, Teresa and Patty Turpak,
Carol “and Cynthia Beline, Anne
Marie Kitchen, the honoree’s twin
brothers, Stephen and Scott. Nancy
[Stiles assisted her mother with the
party. Mary Catherine will enter
the third grade at the Gate of
Heaven School in September.
Senior Woman's’ Club
Dance On Saturday
Today is the last day to make
reservations for the Dallas Senior
Woman's Club annual summer dance
to be held on Saturday evening at
O'Connell's Twin Lakes. Bob Baird's
Orchestra will play for dancing from
9-1. Public is invited.
Reservations may be made with
Mrs, Merrill Faegenburg, Dallas,
reservations chairman; Mrs. Edwin
T. Roth, Dallas; Mrs. Carl Hender-
son, Dallas; Mrs. Sheldon Evans,
Shavertown; or Mrs. Robert Maturi,
Trucksville.
Drive From California
Mr. and Mrs. William Dymond
and son Billy motored from Cal-
ifornia leaving on Sunday after-
noon June 24th and arriving at the
home of the former's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Oscar Dymond, E. Over-
brook Road on June 29th to spend
a week. They left on Friday July
6th and expect to be home on July
10th.
While here they visited Mrs. Dy-
mond’s mother, Mrs. Estille Pascoe
of Carverton and relatives in this
area.
Confidence Class Holds
Picnic At Welsh's Grove
Confidence Class of Idetown held
its annual picnic in Welsh's Grove
last Tuesday. ‘It was announced
that the bakeless bake sale netted
a nice sum and that a box of maga-
zines had been sent to the Veterans’
Hospital. Next meeting will be held
at the Williams dock.
Present were Mesdames Dean
Shaver, George May, Roswell Frede-
ricki, Kenneth Calkins, Jerry Brown,
Russell Rogers, Alfred Hadsel, Al
Rinken, Merrel Burnett, Robert
Bonning; Rev. and Mrs. Norman
Tiffany; Lindy and Randy Calkins,
Ellen Harris, Bess Cooke.
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Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, 9:30 A. M. to 8:55 P. M.
Tuesday, Saturday, 9:30 A. M. to 5:25 P. M..
Celebrate 30th
Hill Street, Dallas, celebrated their
thirtieth wedding anniversary on
taurant.
ence Rood.
Mrs. Fitzgerald is
June 30 at a dinner party given by |
their children at the Duchess Res- |ard Fitzgerald, also of Fernbrook.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Fitzgerald
Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Fitzgerald, | Kathleen Randall, daughter of the
late Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Randall
of Fernbrook, and Mr. Fitzgerald is
son of the late Mr. and Mrs. How-
They are parents of Mrs. Joseph
They were married by the late |Burczyk, Nanticoke; Warren, Mar-
Rev. S R. Nicholls in the parson- |tha, Robert and Karen, all at home,
age of Glenview P. M. Church. At-|and one grandson, Randy Joseph
tendants were Mr .and Mrs. Clar- | Burczyk.
Mr. Fitzgerald is employed by
the former |Tele-Radio in Georgetown.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester
5 p.m. to honor Mr. and Mrs. Glen-
don Prynn, Joliet Ill.,, who will cele-
brate their silver wedding anniver-
sary. The Prynns are former Bunker
Hill residents. No invitations have
been issued.
Mr. and Mrs. Glendon Prynn
To Be Honored On Anniversary
Glahn, |
Bunker Hill, will entertain at open |ried July 31, 1937 in Wyoming
house Sunday, July 22 from 2 to|Presbyterian parsonage by the Rev.
Mr. and Mrs. Prynn were mar-
Roy Sinclair. There are three chil-
dren: Mrs. Stanley Graves, a teach-
er in Indiana, Patricia, sophomore
at Union (College, Kentucky, and
Glenn a student in Joliet.
Robert Todd Eyet
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Eyet, Somer-
set, N. J., formerly of Shavertown
announced the birth of a son,
Robert Todd, on July 5 at Nesbitt
Hospital. He weighed 7 lb. 3 oz.
Mrs. Eyet is the former Carol
Anne Dymond, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Lauren Dymond of Shaver-
town and Mr. Eyet is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Eyet of Dy-
mond Hollow.
Robert Todd is certainly a lucky
fellow, he has 4 great grand-
mothers, “3 great-grandfathers, 2
grandmothers and 2 grandfathers.
He is the first great grand child
for Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Dymond and
the first grandchild for
and Dymonds.
Hilary Anne Maslow
Hilary Anne Maslow, three weeks
ahead of time, arrived at Mercy
Hospital early Tuesday afternoon,
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Maslow beat-
ing the stork by a slim margin.
Hilary Anne, weighing a little over
five pounds, will be at home in
West Dallas this weekend. Mother
and child are both doing marvelous-
ly.
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for a lifetime - to pass on from one generation to the
next. Nothing dresses up the home of a bride or hostess
as elegantly as sterling - nothing is more distinctive
than the glint of it on a table, buffet or chest of drawers.
the Eyets |
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Marvin Dymonds Are
Hosts On Birthday
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Dymond, E.
Franklin Street, were hosts at a
birthday party for Mr. Dymond on
Saturday. They were surrised by
a housewarming later in the even-
ing and were ‘given a gift of linens.
The following attended: Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Boyer, Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Nichlas, Mr. and Mrs. F.
Allan Nichols, Mr. and Mrs. Ken-
neth Hunter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Sherwood, Mr. and Mrs. Conrad
Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kreid-
ler and the host and hostess.
Ninth Birthday Party
Linda Doughton, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Doughton, Daven-
port Street, celebrated her ninth
birthday, with a party attended by
Billy Duda, Brett and Beth Hunter,
Mary Miller, Beth Ruckno, Debbie
and Cheryl Welch, Charlene and
Paulette Albosta, Janet Gable and
Gail and Tommy Doughton, also
her aunt, Mrs. John J. Kovaleski
visited. >
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