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“Mrs. Clayton Williams, daughters,
Patricia and Judith, and Mrs. Wil-
liams’ mother, Mrs. Catherine John-
| son, Towanda, spent the weekend
| with relatives here.
Robert Gardner, Harrisburg, visit-
| ed his mother, Mrs. Robert Moore,
Wednesday. Mrs. Moore is convales-
cing after being a patient at General
| Hospital.
Dorothy Mathers, East Strouds-
burg Teachers College, will spend
Christmas with her parents, Mr. and
| Mrs. Robert Mathers.
| Mrs. Bertha Evans and daughter,
| Janet, Holly Street, will spend
ristmas Day with Mrs. Evans’ son-
in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Hillard Thomas in Vestal, N.Y,
Mrs. William L. Conyingham,
Chase Road, is convalescing at home
| after being a patient at General
Hospital.
Receives Promotion
Jonathan Louis Weir, Meadow-
crest, has been promoted to assistant
cashier of Miners Bank in Wilkes-
Barre. .
Mrs, James Lawson, Wilkes-Barre,
is spending the week with Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel Lawson, Carverton
Road.
Mr. and Mrs. John Detroy, Tea-
neck, N.J. visited friends here on
Wednesday and Thursday last week.
Mr. Detroy, former head of the mus-
ic department of Wilkes College, is
a music editor for Prentice Hall and
is an assistant organist at Radio City
Music Hall. ¢
Mrs. William Longstreet, Carver-
ton Road, will return from Cape
Coral, Florida, ‘to spend the Christ-
mas Holidays with Mr. and Mrs.
John Longstreet, 'S. Memorial High-
way.
Serves in Germany /
PVT. R. C. Cigarski is a mechanic
with the 38th Artillery at Baben-
hausen in Germany. He is the son
of Mr./ and Mrs. Charles Cigarski,
Chase Road.
Birthday greetings this week to
Mrs. Isabel Derolf, Mrs. Betty Delor-
es Bridger, Mrs. Holly Christine
Peters, Joseph Walton, Frank Trim-
ble, Roland Gensel, Wilfred L. Eng-
ler, Cheryl Chamberlain, Barbara
Long, Alice Engler, Thomas Wardell,
Corey Perrin, and Robert K. Lewis,
Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Woolbert
and family, Ambler, will spend the
weekend with their parents, C. F.
Lewis, Orchard Street and Mrs. Mil-
lie Woolbert, Holly Street.
Mr. and Mrs. William Meyers, Mt.
Greenwood, are home after spending
a few days in New York City.
Edward Johnson, Carverton Road,
has returned after a five week stay
in Lyons, Kansas and Dumas, Texas,
where he was on a field assignment
for Air Products Corporation.
Birthday Party
Mrs. Carl E. Johnson, Carverton
Road, entertained at her home for
her son Edward who celebrated his.
birthday on Saturday. Attending
were: Wendy and Julie Germond;
Barbara. Sandra, Russell, and Dean
Johnson, Jr.; Gary and Richard
Crompton; Ben Johnson, Jr., Michael
Hawk, Jack Wolenski, Robert John-
son, and ‘the host.
David Glahn, student at Union
College in Kentucky, will arrive to-
morrow to spend Christmas with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Glahn
of Bunker Hill.
Mrs. Richard Cook, S. Pioneer
Avenue, is spending the week with
relatives in New Hope, N.J.
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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1962
Orange
‘A visit at the Joseph J. Perry
home on the Sutton Creek to East
Dallas road found Joe improving.
His broken hip is mending and he
is up some every day. He is one of
the most worthwhile people to visit;
not much hand to talk about his
own ailments but thoroughly inter-
ested in the state of the world out-
side.
His daughter Catherine is mar-
ried to Rev. William Gray, a fine
young man in the Presbyterian
ministry. He used to be pastor at
Wysox.
Recently he and his family spent
a year in Scotland where the Pres-
byterian denomination is very
much at home. He has accepted a
call to the Great Island Presby-
terian Church at Lock Haven. It
isp’t news that Bill Perry the bee-
man has been to Florida and back
and will go again soon. For that is
part of his business. He has bees
working for him in Florida in the
winter; then brings them (or their
descendents) north to work for him
here in the summer.
Mrs. Cathrine Morris, Brown
Manor, spent Wednesday and Thurs-
day last week in New York City.
Mrs. Milenda Sutton, Carverton
Road, has been named as a prospec-
tive juror to serve in Common Pleas
Court the week of January 21.
Auxiliary Christmas Party
“Auxiliary to Trucksville Fire Com-
pany held its Christmas party De-
cember 10. Pine cones and red
candles decorated the ‘tables, Green
paper Christmas trees were used as
favors. The' Christmas story was giv-
en by Mrs. Frank Mathers. Mrs.
Herbert Williams gave two Christ-
mag readings. Carols were sung.
Forty members attended.
Reynolds Class
Reynolds Bible Class met in the
educational building Wednesday
night. Mrs. J. B. Schooley presided.
Mrs. (Sheldon Jones led devotions. A
Christmas party followed. Mrs. Her-
bert Williams gave several Christ-
mas readings. Timmy Evans and
Harry David Owens gave their
version of the Christmas story. Car-
ols were sung and refreshments were
served to eighteen members.
Betsy Walker, a student at Amb-
ler Campus of Temple University,
will arrive tomorrow to spend
Christmas with her mother, Mrs.
John Welker of Highland Avenue.
“¢ Fernbrook
Mrs. Maude L. Gregg, Demunds
Road has returned to her home
after a stay of six weeks in General
Hospital. She fell in her bedroom
and broke her pelvic bone. [She re-
sides with her sister and brother-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Perrego.
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Bloomer and
family of West Chester will arrive
Sunday to spend-ten days with Mr.
and Mrs, Harry Martin, Maplewood
Heights.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Stanton,
Roushey St. will. spend the .week-
end visiting Mrs. Leslie Stanton in
Belfont.. :
Mrs. Ira Button, E. Overbrook
Ave, and Mr. and Mrs. Truman
Stewart, E. Stroudsburg spent the
weekend visitingm Mr. and Mrs.
Philip Stewart in Pen Yan, New
York,
Mrs. Ernest Reese, Demunds
Road has been ill at her home for
the past week.
Loyalville
Lake Township South District
Democrat Women’s Club Christmas
Party was held at Lehman Fire Hall
on December 8. A turkey dinner was
enjoyed. Secret pals were revealed
with gifts exchanged. Present were
Mesdames: Martha. Hoover, Anna
ishin, Norma Long, Mary Nienius,
Leona McHugh, Josie Hummel, Cora
Hoover, Florence Wesley, Louise
Wilce, Lela Bulford, Helen Nalbach,
Betty Weaver, Peggy Price, Veronica
nie Steltz, and Misses Janice Hoover,
Donna Wesley, and Cynthia Long.
family of Savona, N.Y., recently
visited Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Swire
and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Stefanowicz and family.
Thomas Swire, who has been very
ill a few months ago, is coming along
fine, ;
Mrs. Adele Rittenhouse, who has
been living with Mrs. Ivan Stein-
ruck, has gone to live with Mr. and
Mrs. Coral Tveland in Savona, N.Y..
‘Staff Sgt. William Nienius of Pease
Air Force Base, N.H., spent a ten
day leave with his mother, Mrs.
Mary Nienius. 3
Loyalville = Methodist Sunday
School Program will be presented on
Friday evening, beginning at 7:30.
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BEST WISHES FOR THE
Back Mt. Lumber
And Coal Co.
Shavertown
are warmed by the devotion
and good will of our many friends.
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joyously herald
the arrival of the
Holiday season, our hearts
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Kyttle, Elsie Paniczko, Mary Mihal-!
Michnavich, Eleanor Wesoloski, Jen- |
Mr. and Mrs. Coral Eveland and |
Mrs. Loretta Miers
Has Eightieth Birthday
Mrs. Loretta Miers, Hayfield Farm
Road, Lehman, celebrated her eigh-
tieth birthday November 28.
A ‘long time resident of this area,
Mrs. Miers, the former Loretta Cease,
is in good health and until very re-
cently did many chores about the
family farm, cared for by her son,
Ralph, who lives in the upstairs
apartment. His mother occupies
the first floor and performs all her
own household tasks, Mr. Miers
having passed away many years ago.
An active worker in Lehman
Methodist Church and community
affairs, this venerable lady turns
to quilt making as one of her chief
hobbies. .
There are three living children:
Ralph, Lehman; Ernest, Lennoxville,
and Mrs, Kenneth Hawk, Mt. Top.
Another son, Arthur, passed away
twenty -one years ago.
Gregory's Store
Bought By Cairns
* Gregory's Store on Carverton
Road, Trucksville, which has been
operated for the past twenty years
by Mrs. Madeline Gregory, has been
sold to David Cairns, who took
possession on December 1. His
mother Mrs. Kathleen (Cairns will
manage the store for her son who
is in the tile business.
School Secretaries
Have Yule Dinner
Secretaries of the Dallas Area
Schools held a Christmas dinner at
the Castle last Wednesday.
Attending the pre-Yuletide affair
were: Mesdames John Stahl, Arthur
K. Gensel, Elmer Lamoreaux, Tex
Wilson, Betty Gross, Luther Wismer,
Misses Jeanine Hoover and Marcia
Lawry.
Cub Scouts Help
Den Mother Celebrate
Cub Scouts, Den 5, Pack 233,
Shavertown, donated its weekly
dues to the Shaver Family Fund
at the meeting last week and sur-
prised their Den Mother, Mrs. Alex
Covert, with a birthday present.
At the pack meeting the follow-
ing awards were given: Joseph Pre-
cone, Bobcat pin, wolf book, certifi-
cate; Alan ‘Shaver, bobcat pin, wolf
book, certificate; Neal Stetson, year
pin, gold and silver arrow on wolf
badge; Robert Dymond, lion badge;
Ricky Their, gold arrow on wolf
badge; Michael Precone, assistant
denner badge.
|All the Cub Scouts of Pack 233
are selling 59c Blue Ribbon Fruit
Cakes. All orders are to be turned
in by December 19.
Entertains At Dinner
Mr. and Mrs, Henry Miller, Car-
verton Road, entertained at dinner
last Wednesday night. Guests in-
cluded: Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Bryant,
and Mr. and Mrs. Claude Johnsone
of Scranton; Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Benning, Mr. and Mrs. Russell
Stoneham of Kingston.
so
Completes Course.
PVT. NELSON DYMOND
Army Pvt. Nelson C. Dymond,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson J. Dy-
mond, Orange, recently completed
the eight-week communications
center specialist course under the
Reserve Forces Act program at The
Southeastern Signal School, Fort
Gordon, Ga. Dymond, 18, is a 1962
graduate of Dallas High School.
DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
Rotary Month
Dallas Rotary plans December
Schedule: ;
morial Presbyterian ‘Church, Wilkes-
Barre, will speak on the Ecumenical
Council. >
Dec. 27—Harry Swepston will talk
to us on ‘Atmospheric Gases—
What They Are and What They Do.”
Ed Lannan, chairman. Mr. Sweps-
ton is a Wilkes-Barre Rotarian, a
frequent visitor, and a good friend,
as well as a representative of Tech-
weld, Inc., of Wilkes-Barre.
Schoonover To Spend
Christmas In Hospital
Sgt. William D. Schoonover, Army
career man of eighteen years stand-
ing, will remain at Womack Army
Hospital, Fort Bragg, S. C., over the
Christmas holidays. Schoonover,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Draper Schoon-
over, Center Moreland, had major
surgery at Fort Bragg November 19.
His parents drove down for a three-
weeks’ stay at ‘that time.
Sgt.
hear from his friends. He has re-
ceived any number of cards and
gifts, and thanks people for their
thoughtfulness and ‘their prayers.
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