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Mrs. Arthur Blizzard,
Hostess At Stork Shower
Mrs. George Crouse Jr,
| tained at a stork shower in honor
of Mrs. Arthur Blizzard, Noxen,
enter- | py. Louis
Couples Club To Meet
Couples Club of Dallas Methodist
Church will meet Sunday at 8 p.m.
Vitale,
Children’s Service Cénter, Wilkes-
Barre, will be speaker.
Joan Dominick, Guest
Joan Dominick, Pioneer Avenue,
was guest of honor at a family get-
together on Sunday afternoon, fol-
lowing her confirmation at St.
Theresa’s Church. Her grandpar- |
ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Ragan,
psychiatrist at
| Saturday evening at the V.F.W.
hall, Present were: Mesdames Ernest
Teetsel, William McGovern, James
Hettesheimer, Larry Traver, Howard
Higgins, Edward Miner, Ben Len-
kosky, Albert Granda, John Malloy,
‘Edward Lasecki, Bruce Sutliff, Sam-
ton, Mrs.
Blizzard.
uel Blizzard, John Jones, Fred Case,
Howard Shook, William Belles, Pat
Denmon, Alton Steele; Patricia Pat-
Crouse and the guest of honor Mrs.
Swoyerville and Mrs. Verna Dom-
nick, Huntsville, were present to
celebrate the occasion. Joan is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Domnick. Alse present were sister,
Jane and brother, Jerry and Stan-
Doris Yanora, Mrs.
Richard William Rogers
Mr.
Springlake,
and Mrs.
oN,
birth of a son, Richard William on
January 4 in Capefear Hospital. He
{ weighed six pounds.
is the former Carol Hislop, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs.
White Birch Trailer
Rogers is son of Mr. and Mrs. E.
Fernbrook. He is sta-
ley Linkowski, also of Huntsville. | tioned at Fort Bragg.
H. Rogers,
Richard Rogers,
announce the
lawn Drive,
Mrs. Rogers
Connie Hislop,
Camp. Mr.
Mr.
Drake Twins Have
Eighth Birthday Party
Gary and Gale Drake, twin sons
of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Drake, Wood-
celebrated their 8th
birthday on Friday with a party.
Attending: Roger Brown, Debbie
| Bulford, Buddy and Joan Nelson,
Susan, June, Lynn and Paul David | ._
Wasserott, Virginia and Rick Drakes,
and Mrs. Bud Nelson, Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Wasserott, Mr.
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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, JANUARY 17, 1963
Mr. and Mrs.
Methodist Church,
were completed.
Couples Club Plans
Arnual Ham Supper
Carlton Davies,
Machell Avenue, Dallas, entertained
members of the Couples Club, Dallas
recently when
plans for the annual ham supper
Dinner will be
held at the church February 2.
Bulford and Mr.
Drake.
and Mrs.
Sheldon Drake, Mr. and Mrs. Don
and Mrs.
Fred
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Pictures of Luzerne and
Wilkes-Barre area win-
ners arrived to late for
publication, will appear
next week.
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To Celebrate Fiftieth Anniversary
MR. AND MRS. BRUCE CRISPELL
Mr. and Mrs. Brucs Crispell, Har- |
their
fiftieth wedding anniversary Sun-
veys Lake, will celebrate
day, January 20, with open house
from 2 to 4.
will be served at the home of their
daughter and son-in-law, Rev. and
Mrs. Donald Nulton, on Saturday |
evening.
Mrs. Crispell is the former Gert-
rude Hoover, daughter of the late
Mr. and Mrs. Columbus Hoover,
Outlet. Mr. Crispell is son of the
late Mr. and Mrs. Chester Crispe ell |
of Noxen.
Friends and neigh-
bors are invited. A family dinner |
DALLAS, PENNSYLVAN 1A
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The couple was married in Lu-
zerne, January 21, 1913, by the Rev.
W. J. Day and spent their entire
lives in the Harveys Lake area. Mr.
Crispell is now a retired school
bus driver.
| They attend the Outlet Bible Tab-
ernacle. Mrs. Crispell is active in
the missionary society of Outlet
| Free Methodist Church.
There are three children, Willard,
Outlet, Arlene Swinehart, Kirk-
| wood, Erma Nulton,
| also = five grandchildren, Beverly
| Wandell, Diane and Elaine Swine-
| hart and Lois and Timothy Nulton.
Mrs. Paul Gross Is
Book Club President
Mrs. Paul Gross will take ‘the
presidential chair from Mrs. Mitchell
Jenkins, Monday afternoon at 2, at
meeting of the Book Club, Back
Mountain Memorial Library Annex.
Installed also will be Mrs. Thomas
Hillyer, vice president; Mrs. Willard
Seaman, treasurer; Mrs.
Moyer, secretary.
Atty. James Lenahan Brown,
president of the Protective Associa-
tion, will speak on its work and
aims.
Mrs. George Montgomery, chair-
man of hostesses, will be assisted
by Mrs. A. G. Rutherford, Mrs. J.
F. Sallada, Mrs. Charles Frantz, and |
Mrs. W. B. Jeter.
In The Picture
Pictured in the December issue of !
Pennsylvania Township News, a
statewide publication, attending the
annual Luzerne County Township
Officials convention, Lehman,
several months ago, are Daniel
Homer |
DeMarco, Groblewski
Ere Honored At Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Adrian E. DeMarco,
Sr., Sutton Road, Trucksville, en-
tertained at a dinner Sunday hon-
oring their son, Adrian, Jr.
Anthony Groblewgki, Jr., son of
Overbrook Avenue. The boys were
members of the confirmation class,
receiving the sacrament
Shavertown. Attending the dinner
| were, Mr. and Mrs. John M. Baur,
Jr., Michael and Julie Ann, Naz-
areth; Dr:
| ski, and sons, Mark, Jimmy, Billy,
| Peter, and Robert; Mr. and Mrs.
DeMarco, Mary Ann, John, Helen,
Paul, Gerald, Clare, and the
honorees.
Richards, Dallas Township Tax Col-
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Chief; William Fink, Hunlock
| Township Chairman; Loren Sorber,
Union Township Chairman, and
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