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THE DALLAS Di THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1962
NEWS FROM POST CORRESPONDENT S
BEAUMONT, Mrs. William Austin
FERNBROOK, Mrs. George Shaver
. HARVEYS LAKE, Mrs. Albert Armitage
' IDETOWN, Bess Cooke
JACKSON TWP. William Hughes
LEHMAN, Barbara Simms
Harveys Lake
Gary ‘DeHope is spending the
holidays with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Al Shaffer, Lake View Terrace.
Gary is a teacher in New York.
"Carol Ann Llewellyn, Chicago,
. will arrive home December 26 to
‘spend -several days with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Llewellyn,
Lakeside Drive. Miss Llewellyn is
a stewardess for United Airlines.
Linda Williams, daughter of Mr.
“and Mrs. Penn Williams, Pole 175,
ia home for the Christmas holidays
from Bloomsburg State Teachers
~~ College.
Louella Olver, 12 year old daugh-
ter of Rev. and Mrs. Herbert Olver,
Davenport Street, subniitted to
surgery Friday at Nesbitt Memorial
Hospital. Louella is a* 7th grade
| student at Dallas Junior High
~ School.
~ Miriam and Melvin Olver arrived
home on the weekend to spend the
holidays with their parents, Rev.
and Mrs. Herbert Olver, Davenport
Street. They both attend Roberts
College, North Chili, N. Y., Miriam
is a senior and Melvin ig a fresh-
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Mr. and Mrs. William Moyer and
Bob, Schuylkill Haven, spent
Christmas with Mr. and Mrs.
George Williams, Dallas. Mrs.
Moyer is a sister to Mr. Williams.
Friends who have received cards
from the Richards Family, who re-
cently moved from Jackson Street,
report that they have taken up
residence in Largo, Fla.
HOME ON 30-DAY LEAVE
P. F. C. Floyd Marley, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Floyd Marley, Goss Manor,
is home on a 30-day leave. Floyd
is stationed ‘in Regensburg, Ger-
many, where he is serving in the
United States Army and is a 1960
graduate of Westmoreland High
School.
Ne Fern brook
Rev. and Mrs. Andrew Derrick,
Demunds Road are spending a
week's vacation during the holidays
visiting their children in Bingham-
ton and Kirkwood, New York and
relatives and friends in Levittown
and Philadelphia.
‘Mrs. Ira Button, E. Overbrook
Avenue spent Christmas with her
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Truman Stewart in E. Strouds-
burg.
I think one of the nicest sights
anyone will see at this Christmas
season is in “our town,” Fernbrook,
as there is hardly any home that
]is not bedecked in Christmas lights
or some other holiday decorations.
The Missionary Society of the
| Glenview P. M. Church was enter-
tained on Thursday by Mrs. An-
drew Derrick following the business
meeting. + Gifts were exchanged and
refreshments served to Mrs. Charles
Seward; Mrs. Anna Compton; Mrs.
John Fluck; Mrs. Henry Randall;
Mrs. George Shaver, Jr.; Mrs.
George Shaver, Sr.; Miss Verna
Lamoreaux; Mrs. Roy Moss; Mrs.
Corey Crispell.
Mrs. Sarah Moss, Shaver Street
has been ill at her home for the
past week.
Here's hoping everyone had the
merriest of Christmases ever and
a Happy and Prosperous New Year
to come.
Mr. and Mrs. George Shaver, Sr.,
243 Mathers Drive are spending a
week visiting their daughter and
son-in-law and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles ‘Conklin in Bethlehem.
The Dominican Republic is among
20 countries whose people are help-
ed by contributions to the CARE
Food Crusade, New York 16, N.Y.
to all our
many friends
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Fernbrook — 674-6191
A welcome
to the New Year «co
and greetings
to you, with all good
wishes for
MEEKER, Mrs. Fred Winter
MT. ZION, Rev. Charles Gilbert Harding 388-2270
NOXEN, Mrs. Ira Beahm
SWEET VALLEY, Mrs. Albert Ray
TRUCKSVILLE, Nelson Woolbert
SHAVERTOWN, Mrs. F. W. Anderson
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Mt. Zion
It has always been a principle
of mine never to apologize for a
sermon I knew was poorly done.
The apology would only highlight
the poverty of the sermon; and
without the apology someone might
even think the sermon good! So
why should I tell the readers of
Dallas Post that I didn’t feel like
getting out and getting a lot of
news? My nose for news was run-
ning too fast the past few weeks.
But I wag thankful last Sunday
that this same nose didn’t drip once
all day, letting me attend church
and Sunday School and the Christ-
mas program ‘ate Mt. Zion in the
afternoon. My nose didn’t run «dur-
ing the Christmas program but my
eyes did! For there were two
trumpets taking part, one by Larry
Earl and the other by Hal Seiple.
When in “Joy to the World” Larry
did a beautiful descant and Hal
accompanied the air my nerves of
delight did a double flip, and talk
about goose pimples or duck bumps,
or chicken skin or whatever you
want, I had it! My eyes ran over
the way my brother’s eyes do when
he hears bagpipes. To Ruth I said,
“Don can have his bagpipes; I'll
have the trumpets!” Well the whole
program was done in fine fashion
and everybody was happy. Santa
Claus was welcomed by one and
all. Who was he? Well, Santa
Claus himself of course.
Christmas Caroling
The MYF of Mt. Zion had an-
nounced it was going out caroling
and if others wanted to join them
please assemble at the church. So
they did — 35 in all. Howard Dy-
mond drove the bus as he knows
how to handle and park it. When
they had gone all over the country-
side, and In most cases they all
piled out and grouped to sing, they
returned to the church where two
of their number, Jean Hronich and
Mildred VanTuyle, had prepared the
kind of refreshments needed for
sung-out young folks. The occasion
took on added interest on account
of its being Chucky John’s (the
all helped him celebrate. Here's a
list of those in the company:
and Mrs. Howard Dymond, Linda,
Gary and Terry Dymond, Mrs. Clay-
ton Grey, Carol Conklin, Mrs. Wm.
Alling, Nancy and Betsy Alling,
Mrs. Jack VanTuyle, Jackie and
Mark VanTuyle, Mrs. Marie LaBar,
Gene and Sharon LaBar, Mrs. Har-
old Seiple and Hal Seiple, Mrs. Ben
Daniels and Donald Daniels, Karen
and Michael Hronich, Tommy and
Margaret Marcy, Bill Miles, Carol
Sutton, Susan LaBar, Nadine Van-
Tuyle, Wayne Scull, Wayman Smith,
Michael Bell, Charles Johns, Cath-
erine Gilbert, Mark Yanchunas,
Donald Parry, Jean Hronich, Mil-
dred VanTuyle.
My correspondence has spiraled
up to a stack of things to do from
now on until it is answered. My
Gilbert Story which goes to a list
of 400 includes relatives on both
sides of the house, many friends of
Dottie’s across the country, former
parishioners, has brought many re-
sponses by way of appreciations,
and many Christmas greetings, all
make us realize how many friends
we have around the world. No, we
are not ready for Christmas, never
have been. But Christ did really
come. ‘He came to His own, and
they that were His own received
Him not.” In our own grateful but
unworthy way we have received
Him and how He has blessed us!
Happy New Year!
Rydzewski Advanced
Chester T. Rydzewski, chief elec-
trician’s mate, USN, son of Mrs.
Johanna“ Rydzewski, Trucksville,
was advanced to his present rate
November 16 while with the Serv-
ice School Command at the Naval
Training Center, Great Lakes, IIL
Advancement .is the result of
passing a Navy-wide competitive
examination after meeting profes-
sional and military requirements.
Great Lakes service school com-
mand trains Navymen and WAVES
in the basic skills needed in their
job specialties.
counselor) 21st birthday. So they
on Ver
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“| In Operation Sabre-Knot
U.S. FORCES, Germany —
(AHTNC) — Army Specialist Five
Herbert L. Saxe, 26, whose wife,
Wilma, lives at 40 Hilldonia Avenue,
has completed exercise SABRE
KNOT in Germany.
The week-long field training
maneuver, designed to test winter
combat readiness, involved 30,000
troops.
Specialist Saxe entered the Army
in 1953, arrived overseas on -this
tour of duty in November and is
assigned as a radio repairman in
the artillery’s Headquarters and
Service Battery in Hanau.
Son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert A.
Saxe, Route 4, he attended Lake-
Noxen High School.
Local Men Complete
Course For Assessors
Three local public officials, Vern
Pritchard, Joseph D. Law, and R.
M. Rudy have completed a ten-week
assessor's course offered by Wilkes
College Institute of Municipal
Government in conjunction with
Department of Public Instruction
and Municipal Assessors Association
Main Highway
HAPPY NEW YEAR
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jelegaies ro P32h licaa
Harrisburg Convention
Representing Dallas Schools at
the 110th Convention of Pennsyl-
vania State Education Association
in Harrisburg today, tomorrow and
Saturday, will be Dr. Robert A.
Mellman; representing Lake-Leh-
man, Anthony Marchakitis.
Theme of the convention is Pro-
moting Professional Progress. Gov-
ernor Lawrence will speak Friday
evening. Featured speakers are
State Superintendent Charles H.
Boehm, and Charles T. Yetter, Jr.
Approximately 950 delegates at-
tend. Meetings will be held at
PSEA headquarters, downtown
hotels, the YWCA, and Harrisburg |
Chamber of Commerce,
of Pennsylvania. Approximately
twenty assessors from Northeastern
Pennsylvania are now eligible for
certificates of attainment to be pre-
sented at the annual dinner in
May. Some of the more important
topics considered include: The Ap-
praisal Process, General and Neigh-
borhood Analysis, Property Analy-
sis, Market Data Approach, Cost Ap-
proach, and Recent Court Decisions.
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Carlin J. Oberst, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence J. Oberst, Route 1,
Harveys Lake, completed recruit
training, December 7, as a squad
leader in his company at the Naval
Training Center, Great Lakes, Ill.
Oberst was responsible for the
discipline and good order of the
men in his squad.
He was selected on the basis of
his military bearing, leadership
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