DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
Sweet Valley
(Continued from Page 2 B),
Mrs. Vida Kitchen, Mrs. June
Iverson and son Bradley, Mrs. Helen
Sweet Valley Company were
Fire Companies from Hunlock
Creek, Huntington Mills and
Shickshinny. Loren Cragle, Jr.,
president and fire chief of the
Sweet Valley Company wishes
N. J. to Shickshinny. Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Blazick, Jr., Pratt, Pa. spent
the week-end with the senior
Blazicks.
Phillip Farber, , Washington,
D. C. and James NE Patterson,
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, JANUARY 3, 1963
Muhlenburg, former residents of
Trucksville and Sweet Valley, an<
nounce the birth of their fourth
child, Dorothy, December 15, at
Mercy Hospital. The new arrival
weighed seven pounds two ounces.
Long, Debbie Bessmer, Evelm Scott,
Suzanne Mieczkowski, Debbie and
Connie Kapler and Gail Telford.
JEFFREY REYNOLD DAVENPORT
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll R. Daven-
port, Norwich, N. Y., announce the
NOXEN
(Last Weeks Items)
Captain Robert Winters, stationed
at an Air Force Base in Texas,
Sharyn and Gregory; Mrs. Russell
Wall, Russell Jr., Eileen, Cynthia,
Amelia, Barbara and Pauline; Mr.
and Mrs. Osmand Casterline, Brent
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parents, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Lord,
Niagara Falls. They spent fout
days with Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Shook and family and Miss Stella
Shook. They plan to visit Mr. and
Mrs. William Dayton at Apalachin,
k all those who gave |N. holid ts of their : : - : ke TE on their way to the Falls.
Hoover and daughter, Patricia, and to ‘thank i J. are ‘holiday guests o ir | Mother is the former Harriet Wal 3 5 spent several days in this vicinity & Darlene: d Mrs. Charles ; 4
Pastor end Mrs. B. K. Jones, atr their assistance s father, Phillip H. Farber and chil | ton, R. N. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. rs hel Bowl son toe and visited his brother Jack Win- BE a a ar a. RB Kathie Lou Engelman, Canandai-
tended the presentation of ‘“‘Amahl David Evans III, son of Mr. and dren, Leonard, Phyllis and Kath- | gar] Walton, Alliance, Ohio. The ango Memorial (Hospital Norwich. | ters and family. \ and Mrs. Albers Rutt; Mr. zn d Mrs. gua, N. Y., is spending Christmas
and the Night Visitors”, at Blooms- | Mrs. David Evans,” Jr. and Patrick leen. other three children are Patrick, : ‘| Little Debbie Keiper, daughter of Pamela and | "iP her father, Edgar Engelman
Kenneth Denmon,
Ricky; Mrs. Albert Patton, Patty,
Betty and Debbie; Reverend and
Mrs. Fred Eister.
The following persons were taken
to the hospital by Noxen Commu-~
nity Ambulance in November: Mrs.
Druie Turner, Harry Newberry and
Mrs. Richard Traver. The drivers
were Dave Fritz, Lewis Hackling
weight seven pounds, eight ounces.
He has a brother, Scott Alan, who
will be two years old in January.
Mrs. Davenport is the former Peggy
Kratz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Kratz, Wilkes-Barre. Mr.
Davenport is the son of the late
Reynold Davenport, Kingston and
Sweet Valley and Mrs. Merle Nau-
gle Davenport, Sweet Valley. He is
and sisters Sandy and Barbara.
Friends and relatives of Lem
Collar, who lived in Noxen fifty
years ago will be surprised to learn
of his sudden death in October at
his home in Rexford, Montana. He
made several return trips to Noxen,
the last one being last fall, when
he apparently was.ift the best of
burg Teachers College.
A Mr. and Mrs. Carl L. Rood have
as their holiday guests their son
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Joel Rood
and son Jody, Kimberlin Heights,
Tenn. Joel is a student at Johnson
Bible College.
Members of the Sweet Val-
y Volunteer Fire Co. re-
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Mattice, Sr.
spent the Christmas holiday with
Mrs. Virgil Mattice, Jr., Virgil III
and Patricia, West Chester. Mrs.
Mattice, Jr., a laboratory technician
for Pepperidge Farms, Inc., 'recent-
ly flew to Chicago where she spent
some time training employees.
Donald Case, Pearl River, N. Y,,
Maryalice and Susan.
HONORED ON BIRTHDAY
Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Martin,
Harris Hill Road, entertained at a
birthday party last Saturday, hon-
oring Patricia Ann, whose birthday
occured on December 9. Bingo was
the main diversion of the after-
noon, with dancing and other
Mortimer, son of Mr. and Mrs.
George Mortimer observed their
birthdays last week with the fami-
lies getting together for a birthday
dinner. David was five years and
Patrick, six. Others attending were:
Amy Jo and Darrell Evans; Mary-
alice and Susan Mortimer and the
newest of the Mortimer family,
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Keiper, has been
sick, but is now improving.
The Young Adult Sunday School
Class of the Methodist Church held
its annual Christmas party in the
church basement on Saturday eve-
ning. The following were present:
Mr. and Mrs. Byron Cook, Byron
and Judith, Mr. and Mrs. William
9 nded to a call Friday Dorothy om a bon ne day A % on a mo ia games also being played. A buffet | supervisor of music at Norwich | Crossman, David, Linda, Peggy and | Jr., Albert Goble, Kenneth Cuddy, health. rns
ecember 14, at the Petroski atter Dig brother. Fas hrtheay. > Dn ee 1 oh Ye pi luncheon was served. Decorations | High School. Mr. and Mrs. Tor- | Emily; Mrs. Stanley Denmon, Lynn | Warren Montross. Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo n - s
ome in Muhlenburg. Despite Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Blazick, Sr. oe an rs aries Drown WU | were in keeping with the holiday | rence Naugle, Sweet Valley, are|and Larry: Mr. and Mrs, William Kenneth Cuddy is visiting his West Wyoming, visited at the ong
y the severely cold weather, there | spent Christmas with their son and | 22'S Mr. and Mrs. Case as)... Centerpiece was a large | great-grandparents, to the new |Evans, Linda; Mr. and Mrs. Robert | children in Olean, N. Y. of his son Leonard Territo a
Christmas dinner guests.
DOROTHY MORTIMER
and Mrs. George Mortimer,
family, on Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kerns, New=
town, spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Bean
and family. Mr. and Mrs. Mervin
Kaminstein and family, Flushing,
N. Y. came in on Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Ora Bean returned here with
them after enjoying a three week
visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Vane Race will be
at their new home at 28 South
Whittelsey Avenue, Wallingford,
Conn., after January 1st. Vane ac-
cepted a job with Pratt and White
ney the first part of December.
Mrs. Race is still convalescing from
a recent operation at her home
here, but planned to go to Con-
necticut on Christmas day.
Miss Peggy Cooke, North Plain=
field, N. J., is spending the Christ~
mas vacation with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Cooke and brother
Bill.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Jones and
family, Warnick, N, Y., are spend-
ing the holidays with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Jones and
wag an excellent turnout of baby.
volunteers, Damage, however,
was extensive. Assisting the
family, Mr. and Mrs, Gerald Blazick
and daughter, Barbara Zoe, who
recently moved from Patterson,
white cake featuring red roses and
the inscription ‘Happy Birthday
Party”. Attending were Bonnie
Edwards, Brenda, Linda and Cheryl,
Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Holmgren;
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Montross,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shook, Los
Angeles, Calif, left Thursday morn-
ing to spend Christmas with her
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