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Mrs. T. M. B. Hicks, Pioneer Avenue,
* Mrs. Howard Place,
~ weekend of September 21 to 23.
. Mrs. John Elenchik for particulars
family at a dinner Labor Day. Pres-
‘son, N. J., Mr. and Mrs. Victor Mc-
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Swelgin,
Briarcrest Road, Idetown, recently
visited their daughter, Linda at Lock
Haven State College. She is enrolled
as a freshman.
Louise W. Ayre, Trucksville, at-
tended the Diocesan Conference on
Church Music held in Trinity Church,
Bethlehem, Friday and Saturday, as
delegate from St. Clement’s Episco-
pal Church, Wilkes-Barre. 3
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Metzger and
Mrs. Martha Lamoreaux, Demunds
Road, had as recent visitors Sonny
Lamoreaux, Long Island, Mr. and
Mrs. Carl“Metzger, Buffalo, and Lt.
and Mrs. Dale Hoover and son, Keith, |
South Hadley Falls, Mass. |
Mr. and Mrs. Howard W. Risley, |
Huntsville Road, spent the weekend !
at the Antietem and Gettysburg Bat-
tle Field.
Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Troster, East |
Center Hill Road, have moved to 96
South Franklin Street, Wilkes-Barre.
Mrs. Ralph Rood, formerly of Leh-
' man ‘Avenue, now of Machell Ave-
nue, Dallas, celebrated her birthday
anniversary last weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Moen and |
family have moved from Huntsville
Road to a newly constructed home
on Machell Avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jones who re-
cently ‘moved to Machell Avenue
Dallas, are still enjoying their new
home and have not yet left for Flor-
Mrs. Caroline Ferrey, Sweet Val-
ley, has returned to her home after
spending some time at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Raysor at Read-
ing. Mrs. Raysor is still a hospital
patient.
Dr. and Mrs. Richard Post enter-
tained informally Sunday evening
for new neighbors and friends in
the Birch Lane area.
Mrs. Carl Goeringer and children
attended the 100th anniversary re-
faactment of the Battle of Antietam
av Sharpsburg, Md., Saturday after-
noon and the Hills of Glory pageant
that evening at Hagerstown.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Donsavage,
announce the birth of their second
daughter, Beth Dee on September 1.
he was born at Nesbitt Hospital
d weighed 6 pounds 15 ounces.
Her sister, Amy Jo, 21% and Grand-
ma Davis, waited anxiously for Beth
Dee and Mommy to come home.
Mrs. Donsavage is the former, Ruth
Davis of Wilkes-Barre.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Long, Bob,
Donna, Sandy, Dwayne, of Parrish
Street, recently spent some time in
Toronto, Canada. =
Molly Hicks, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Warren Hicks of Lake Packa-
nack and granddaughter of Mr. and
entered Marywood College last Mon-
day for freshman orientation.
Mr. and Mrs. Zel Garinger, Lake
Street, recently entertained Mr. and
Jr., and son,
Charles, Vestal, N. Y., Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Powell and Nancy, Larry, |
partha and Teddy, Johnson City,
s. Edward Z. Place, Binghamton.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Metzger and
Mrs. Martha Lamoreaux, Demunds
d, had as recent. visitors “Sonny”
Mamoreaux, Long Island, and Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Metgger, Buffalo.
. St. Gabriel's Retreat League will
ld a retreat at Dunmore on the
Anyone wishing ‘to attend may call
and reservations.
~ Mr. and Mrs. Elwood McCarty,
“Wellington Avenue, entertained their
ent were: Mr. and Mrs. Lester Mc-
Carty, Virginia and Ernest, Harri-
Carty, Marge and Ricky, Shaver-
town, Mr. and Mrs. Eugenie McCarty
and Jane, Plymouth, and Lynn Mec-
Carty.
Paul Mulcey who has been spend-
ing some time in Europe on a busi-
gss trip is expected home this week-
end. His daughter and son-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald French, Wrights-
ville Beach, N.C. will also arrive to
Wend ten days at State College and
with the Mulceys. Mrs. Mulcey will
return with her husband when he
leaves for Europe later in the fall.
Tom Gauntlet, Grandview Avenue,
Goss Manor, submitted to surgery at
General Hospital last week.
Frank Slaff, Machell Avenue, is
spending some time in Honolulu with
an old friend. His son and daughter-
n-law, Commander and Mrs. Allen
Paul Slaff and family have reported
to Newport, R.I. after spending some-
time with him in Dallas.
Mrs. Emma Smith is recovering
from surgery performed at General
Hospital, ‘at the home of her son,
Ziba Smith, Mrs. Smith, realizing
that it is difficult for a convalescent
to talk over ‘the telephone to con-
veys her own thanks, wishes to thank
© all the friends who sent so many
lovely flowers ‘and cards.
Mrs. Minnie Armlin? Fort Lauder-
dale, Fla., has been visiting Mr. and
n William Brace, Kunkle, and
ey all visited Mrs. Mary Downs,
Hallstead, Pa.
Mrs. Emma Gensel, Hellers Grove,
Trucksville, has returned to her
home after being a patient at Mercy
.Hospital for six weeks. 3
Olie Harvey, Franklin Street, Dal-
las, is still a patient at Nesbitt Hos-
pital where he suffered a set back
early in the week. He submitted
to more X-Rays yesterday.
Dr. and Mrs. F. Bud Schooley are
enjoying a second honeymoon trip
through the New England States
in celebration of their wedding an-
niversary. :
Mrs. Edith Gibson, Mrs. George
Norton's sister, is still at Nesbitt
Hospital, where she was admitted
two weeks ago with a broken hip.
DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA ~
Purely
Personal
To Be
Mr. and Mrs.
Chase Road, announce the approach- |”
Ann, to Robert A. Smith, son of Mr.
and Mrs.
Valley. Rev. Earl Cowden and Rev. | High School.
William Hughes will perform the |ployed by Buxton’s Dairy in Tren-
Saturday, | ton, N. J. where the couple will live.
November 3, 3 p.m. in Huntsville |
double ring ceremony,
Married November 2
JANE ANN COOPER
Robert Cooper, | Methodist Church.
Albert D. Smith, Sweet | elect are graduates of Lake-Lehman
Reception will
follow at Top
ing marriage of their daughter, Jane | Shelf, Harveys Lake.
Both the bride and bridegroom-
Mr. Smith is em-
Library Book Club Hears Talk.
“How To Find Your Forebears”
Ralph Hazeltine, member of the
Back Mountain Library Board, and
authority on Back Mountain his-
tory, was guest speaker at the first
meeting of the Book Club held in
the Annex on Monday. His talk
centered around ways and-means of.
finding your forebears and tracing
your family tree. He concluded
with descriptions of some of the
New England towns he had visited
recently in search of his forebears.
Mrs, Mitchell Jenkins presided,
Mrs. Warren Ungar reviewed new
Maria Plans To Leave
The Back Mountain Area
“Going Out of Business Sale” will
start at Maria's Apparel Shop, Main
Street, Dallas, tomorrow when all
merchandise will be priced at at-
tractive prices. Sale will continue
until everything is scold. Don’t’ miss
these quality articles that can be
yours for so little.
Maria wishes to thank all the
local people who were her customers
while she was in Dallas. They were
most kind and courteous when she
came here as a sgranger. Unforeseen
circumstances are forcing her to
close her business.
Susan Marie Griffiths
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Griffiths, for-
mer Back Mountain residents, now
of Mayflower Apartments, Little
Falls, N. J. announce the birth of a
daughter, Susan Marie, [September
1, 1962. There is another daughter,
Donna Lynn, three years old. Mrs.
Griffiths is the former Mary Joan
Williams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Willams, Chase Road, Mr.
Griffiths, with Becton-Dickinson Co.,
is son of Mr. and Mrs. Cedric Grif-
fiths, Trucksville.
Kathy Aston
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Aston, Chase,
announce the birth of a baby girl,
Kathy, six pounds and eight ounces
at General Hospital on September
13. [There are two other children,
Dianne, ten, and Barry, four.
Mrs. Aston is the former Leona
Cigarski, daughter of Mrs. Charles
Cigarski and the late Mr. Cigarski of
Chase, Mr. Aston is employed by
Chase Dairy. .
Peter Garey, son of Mrs. James
Garey, Harveys Lake, is stationed
at Fort Sill Oklahoma, on the
surveying team. He enlisted July
5 for, six months with the National
Guard, Peter, 22, has a photo
laboratory in Baltimore, takes
movies of accidents, fire, races.
Mrs. James Garey, at Harveys
Lake for the summer, will return
to her home in Baltimore September
29.
Mr. and Mrs. Alden Dietz, Beau-
mont, have returned from Berrian
Springs, Michigan, where they en-
rolled their daughter Carolyn as a
freshman’ at Emmanuel Missionary
College. Another daughter, Sally, is
a‘ freshman at Blue Mountain
Academy at Hamburg,
Mrs. Emma Richards and James
Bagrosky of Harrisburg, were week-
end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alden
Dietz, Beaumont. : r
books on the Club shelves, Mrs.
Charles. Frantz thanked Ralph for
a set of rare books on Pennsylvania
that he had given to the library.
Tea was served by Mesdames
James . Lacy, Lyman Lull, Alfred
Boysen, Wiliam Brown . and Emil
Bauman. Others present: Mesdames
Fred Howell, A. L. Jones, Thomas
E. Heffernan, Warren Unger, A. G.
Rutherford, J. H. D. Ferguson, W.
E. Mokychic, Robert Dolbear,
Charles Hosler, Edgar Brace, G. C.
Faust, Ornan Lamb, E. C. Norcross,
Ralph. Hazeltine, Charles Frantz,
Dana Crump, Burt Bryant, Russell
Steele, Herman . Thomas, Homer
Moyer, Louise Brown, Willard Sea-
man, Jane Faust.
Mrs. Fred Howell, mambership
chairman, read names of new club
members: Mesdames Donald Gund-
rey, Thomas E. Williams, Alexander
Innatt, Conrad Martin, James B.
Post Jr., Lyle iSlaff, John Hoffman,
Bruno Gruppo, John Newcomb,
‘Billy Hughes Is Two
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1962
Neighborhood News And Notes Of Personal Interest
Mrs. Alan Root Is
Hostess At Shower
A stork shower was held recently
at the home of Mrs. Alan Root, Car-
verton Road, ‘Trucksville, for Mrs.
Marjorie Rambus, Kunkle. Hostesses
were Mrs. Root and Mrs. Kenneth
Franklin, Kingston.
Lunch was served to the follow-
ing: Mrs. Beulah Root, Mrs. Shirley |
Barnard, Mrs. Lois Lamoreaux, Mrs.
Lois Ruggerri,
Mrs. Ruth Krupp, Mrs. Merrill Aus-
tin, Mrs. Arlene Rambus, Mrs. Doris
Rambus, Pat Rambus, Mrs. Irma
Harding Mrs. Irma LaPorte, Mrs.
Emaret Franklin, Jean Franklin and
Marian Jolley.
Marion G. Ruggles Goes
To Bradford College
Marion G. Ruggles, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Ruggles, Jr.,
of Haddonfield Farm, Dallas, will
enter the freshman class at Bradford
Junior College, Bradford, Mass., when
the college opens for its 160th year
on September 18. Bradford, founded
in 1803 as a local educational acade-
my, is now a two-year liberal arts
college enrolling young women from
all over the world. Miss Ruggles is
a graduate of the Baldwin I3chool,
Bryn Mawr. Her grandmother is an
alumna of Bradford:
Billy Hughes, son of Pastor and
Mrs. William G. Hughes, Sweet Val- |
ley observed his second birthday on
September 14, with a small family
party. Attending were the honoree’s
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. William
Gilman, Wilkes-Barre, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Hughes, Sr., Thomas Hughes,
Jr., Ashley and Maureen Lee, Lee
Park.
Local Teachers Attend
Honor Society Meeting
First Fall meeting of Tau Chapter,
Delta Kappa Gamma, the national
honorary society of key women
teachers, was a luncheon held at
Bennett's Restaurant, Berwick
Saturday, at one o'clock.
William T. Swain, Jr., Adminis-
trator of Presbyterian Homes of
Central Pennsylvania, presented tHe
group with his many interesting
views on “Serving the Aged.”
Back Mountain members who at-
tend were: Oce Beryl Austin
Pearl Averett, Adline Burgess, Lillian
Burgess, Nora Dymond; Sarah Dy-
mond, Arline Trimble; and Esther
Saxe.
Attend Comference
Mr. and Mrs. Johnson C. Miers
Shavertown attended The Wyoming
conference on Membership and
Evangelism at Sky Lake Winsdor,
N. Y. Sept. 8th. Delegates from the
Methodist Churches at Old Forge
were sixteen, including the Miers.
Retired Teachers
A dinner meeting of the Retired
Teachers Organization, Luzerne
County, will be held in Hotel Ster-
ling, October 6, at 1:00 P.M.
Joseph Powell, principal of the
Lafayette School, Wilkes-Barre, will
Marie Duffy, R. L. Hogoboom, R. R.
Steele, Marj Austin.
be the speaker.
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Celebrates
MRS. JOHN CRISPELL
Pictured above is Mrs. John Cris-
pell, Noxen R.D. with three of her
grandchildren, Douglas, Cathleen and
David, children of Mr. and Mrs. Al-
| bert Crispell of, Levittown, who help-
ed her celebrate her seventy-sixth
birthday anniversary August 10. The
children’s dad is an administrator in |
Levittown public school system.
Mrs. Crispell, happy and well, leads
a very active life. She runs her own
home on the family farm, Buckwheat
Hollow, in the summer, planting,
picking and canning her own veg-
etables, and moves in with her
daughter, Mrs. Ernest Brown, Har-
veys Lake R.D. 1 in the winter to
help with the household chores while
she teaches in the Beaumont Grade
School. Mr. Crispell died five years
ago.
There are three living children,
Mrs. Brown, Albert and Kenneth of
Luzerne. A son, John died about
twenty years ago, a daughter, Mrs.
Leon Race more recently. In addit-
ion to the above grandchildren, there
are two Brown children, Albert and
76th
Birthday
And GRANDCHILDREN |
Paul, two Races, Audrey, now Mrs. |
Miner, and Beverly, and four of the
Kenneth Crispell family, Carol, Ken
Jr., Edith and Claude.
Mrs. Crispell is an active member |
| of the Bowman's Creek Eree Meth- |
| odist Church.
Happy birthday, Mrs. Crispell!
LaBar Family Has
Birthday Supper Party
A surprise birthday supper was
held by the LaBar family on Sep-
tember 11 in honor of their mother
on her 76th birthday at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Don LaBar. Pres-
ent were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
LaBar and family, Mr. and Mrs.
William LaBar and Susan, Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis LaBar, Mr. and Mrs. Don-
ald LaBar, Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy
LaBar and Jimmy, Mrs. William
Simmons and children, Mrs. Albert
Simmons and son, and the guest of
honor, Mrs. Laura LaBar.
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