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Dallas Women of Rotary met at
Irem Country Club on January 17
when new members, Mrs. Ronald
C. Carruthers and Mrs. Angelo Guida
were introduced. Mrs. Paul Goddard
was a guest.
Wilkes-Barre Women of Rotary
extended an invitation to the group
to attend a Smorgasbord and read-
ing by Elizabeth ‘Conrad Tuttle at
Hote] Sterling on February 26. Res-
ervations may be made with Mrs.
Herman Otto.
Mrs. Joseph Sekera reported: on
a number of calls made and gifts
distributed to shut-ins of. the area.
A report on the Christmas Dance
was given by Mrs. Ralph Postorive.
The continued need for the col-
lection and’ distribution of usablé
children’s clothing was emphasized
by Mrs. Dale Parry, Welfare Chair-
man, who also stated that the Club’
had purchased shoes and needed
items of clothing. Food and money |
have also been donated for this
cause.
Chairman of Wheelchairs,
Mrs.
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Sn Dallas Woes of Rotary Are
lave” Hostesses To New Members
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Robert Bodycomb, reported
fifty wheel chairs were used in 1962.
Since 1956 the Club has purchased
five chairs and three adjustable
aluminum walkers.
Mrs. Stanley Hozempa and Mrs.
Richard Demmy auctioned at a
White Elephant Sale.
Next meeting will be held with
men of Rotary on February 21.
Attending the mesting were: Mes-
dames Walter H. Mohr, W. B. Tv,
Harold Titman, Paul Goddard ret
Henderson, Earl Phillips, Bruce Slo-
cum, Archer Mohr, H. R. McCartney,
Thomas Hillyer, Jeff Guida, Ralph
Fostorive, Warren Stanton, Jack
Stanley, Ronald Carruthers, Philip
H. Moore, Daniel A. August, Stan-
ley. Hozempa, Jchn G. Konsavage,
Lester Jordan, Dale Perry, George
M. Jacobs, Elmer Evenson, Anthony
Marchakitus, John Landis, Robert
Bodycomb, Herman Otto, Francis L.
Lmbrose. Robert W. Graham, Rich-
ard. H. Demmy, Arthur H. Ross,
Willard G. Seaman, Richard C. Post.
Dallas Junior Woman's Club held
a covered dish dinner meeting at
Prince of Peace Church, and in-
ducted fifteen members. Mrs.
James Gardiner conducted the
candlelight ceremony, Mrs. Joseph
Borton, president, gave the address
of welcome to the following new
members: Sue Williams, Marlyne
Lipfert, Patricia Whittaker and
Janice Davis; Mesdames H. Robert
Ash, Raymond M. Wilson, James
W. Joseph, Edward Moore, Charles
Allabaugh, P. H. Arnaud, Allan
Williams, Louis Goeringer, Leonard
Groboski, Allen Husband and Wil-
liam Mazonkey.
Mrs. Kathleen Richards Fox pre-
sented a cosmetic demonstration.
The Club accepted the invitation
of Dallas Senior Women's Club to
attend a meeting for a @mmunity
improvement program.
Executive Board appointments of
liamentarian and audit were ac-
p
‘Barry;
Dallas Junior Woman's Club
Welcomes 15 New Members
cepted by Mrs. D. Edward Johnson
and Mrs. Fred Templin, respectively.
Mrs. James Huston, .Jr., an-
nounced the following chairman
for the Card Party and Fashion
Show to be held March 26, 1963 at
St. Theresa's auditorium: fashion
show, Mrs. Thomas Deckerj-gea
table, Mrs. P. J. Arnaud; door
prizes, Mrs. Walter Kozemchak;
table prizes, Mrs. George es
raffle, Mrs. James Gardiner; tickets,
Mrs. Fred Templin; publicity, Mrs.
Paul Lauer; program, Mrs. Francis
card tables, Mrs. Robert
Lewis; invitations, Mrs. Robert
Stair; and beverage, Mrs. Joseph
Balavage.
Hostesses were Mesdames Fran-
cis Barry, P. H. Arnaud and Charles
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Allabaugh.
Guests present were Virginia
Drake, Lorraine and
Matlowski
Mrs. Craig Aicher. -
§t. Paul's Ladies
Make Ccncer Bandages
Hannah Circle, St. Paul's Lutheran
Church, made | thirty nine dozen
dressings for cancer patients on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Roy Trexler presided at the
business meeting with Mrs. Newton
Ness in charge of devotions.
Attending were: Mesdames Fred-
erick Eidam, Edith Templin, Roy
Trexler, Newton Ness, Paul Prieke,
Charles Dressel, Charles Sieber, Ar-
nott Jones, Alfred Boysen, Charles
Sprenkel, Fredric Anderson and
Charles Wagner. 3
Cynthia Ruth Pritchard
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pritchard,
Wyoming Seminary, announce’ the
birth of a daughter, Cynthia Ruth
January 12 in Nesbitt Hospital.
The baby, five pounds, ten ounces
at birth, is their first child, also
the first grandchild on both sides of
the family.
Mrs. Pritchard is the former San-
dra Jones, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Kently Jones, Wyoming. Mr.
Pritchard, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Verne Pritchard, Trucksville, is on
the faculty of Wyoming Seminary.
Jackson Township Fire
Department To Banquet
Fifteenth Annual Banquet of
Jackson Township Volunteer Fire
Department will be held at the Fire
Hall, Saturday, at 6:30 p.m. Frank
Johnson, Superintendent of the
State Correctional School,
principal speaker. Auxiliary of
Jonathan Davis Fire Department,
Idetown, will serve the dinner.
Book Club Installs
New Officers
Mrs. Paul Gross was installed as
afternoon, taking the chair from re-
tiring president Mrs. Mitchell Jen-
kins. Installed also were: Mrs.
Thomas Hillyer, vice president; Mrs.
Willard Seaman, treasurer; Mrs.
Homer Moyer, secretary.
Named heads of committees were:
Mrs. Fred Howell, new members;
Mrs. Thomas E. Hefférnan, volun-
teers; Mrs. George Montgomery
finance; Mrs. John Wilson, hospi-
tality; Mrs. Lloyd Kear, program;
Mrs. Warren Unger, book selection;
Mrs. Bradford Alden, telephone
squad; Mrs. Dana Crump, publicity.
It was reported that 194 books
had been purchased during the past
year.
Speaker Atty. James L. Brown
talked about the function of the
Back Mountain Protective Associa-
tion in checking on water supply,
tax revision, and allied matters.
From a tea table decorated with
gold and white pompons and tall
tapers, Mrs. Mitchell Jenkins and
Mrs. Paul Gross poured for Miss
Frances Dorrance, and Mesdames
A: D. Hutchison, Fred Howell, Thom-
as E. Heffernan, W. B. Jeter, Charles
Frant , Herman Thomas, Warren
Unger, Willard Seaman, Homer
Moyer, Harold Titman, Peter D.
Clark, James Green, Raymon Hed-
den, Edwin Norcross, A. G. Ruth-
Stets, William J. Daw, Dana Crump,
asd ds F. [Salladn,
will be |
president of the Bock Club Monday |
‘erford, Robert VanHorn Bernard
Charles James Graduates
From Manstield Today
Charles James, son of Mrs. Han-
nah and the late Charles R. James,
15 Jackson Street, Dallas, is among
42 Seniors who will graduate from
Mansfield State College today. )
James, an elementary education
major, is a member of the Assoc-
iation for childhood education.
No formal commencement will: be
held, but January graduates will be
invited ‘to take part in the regular
commencement exercises May i
Mr. James was educated in
Borough schools, of which his’
was supervising principal pn
jointure was made w'th Kin n
Township: His mother teaches
dergarten at Westmor eland Elemen-
tary. ; :
Russell Kitchens, Hosts
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Kitchen
recently entertained at a family
gathering. ° Presént were Mr. and
Frease Kaylor,. daughter, Sandra,
Rock Glen; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Zajac and Debbie, Berwick; Mr.
and Mrs. Glenn Harvey, Ronald,
Harveyville; Mr. and Mrs. John
ingdale; Jeanette Harvey and
Rachel Bellas, New Jersey; Mr. and
Mrs. Leonard Baer, Karen and Lois.
Billy Winters Is One
Mr. and Mrs. Simon Long,
Mooretown, recently entertained at
a family dinner honoring their
grandson, Billy Winters, on his first
birthday. He is the son of
and Mrs. William Winters. At
ing were Mr. and Mrs.
and son, Eli, Jr., Muhlenburg; r,
and Mrs. David Blaine, Newark,
N. J.; Marjo, Dorothy, Robert and
Jenny Long, the honoree, his par-
ents and grandparents,
Former Residents, Guests
Mrs. Vida Kitchen recently enter-
tained several former residents im-
cluding, Sgt. and Mrs. Ronald Gro-
Benamin Harris, Indiana; Mr. and
Mrs. - Joseph | Magarowicz, Wayne,
New Jersey; Mr. and Mrs. William
| Jam, : , daughters, Dianne and Deb-
Summitt; Marilyn Will-
ars, New Jérsey; Mrs. Phillip
Meade and daughter Margaret, West
Nanticoke.
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Kaylor, Linda and Lorraine, Bloom-
Mr. and Mrs, William’ George and
bowski and son, Mark Alan, Fort
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