| SECTION A PAGE4
With College Chorale
Melvin Olver, Davenport Street,
alas, who is a freshman at Roberts
eyan College, North Chili, N. Y.,
| traveling with the College Chorale
Western Pennsylvania, Maryland,
fio and New Jersey, where they
e singing appointments through
ing vacation. Melvin is majoring
White Shirts
Snap Tabs
@® Button Downs’
® Regulars
52.98
' Ivy Cord
Trousers
Black and Olive
$2.98- 3.98
Democratic Women
‘Women’s Democratic Club of
| Harveys Lake will meet Wednesday
evening at 8 at the home of Mrs.
Frances Desiderio, Sandy Beach,
when delegates for the convention
to be held at Hershey May 7, 8 and |
9, will be appointed. Delegates will
be present at induction of Genevieve
| Blatt into office as Secretary of]
Internal Affairs.
: FR Se CE TR TR
Easter
Fashions
just like
DAD'S
BOYS’ 4
Wash and Wear i -
Sport Coats
$7.95
Others up to $15.95
“0
Newest Shades in
° 9°
Boys’ Suits
Black Olive — Charcoal
Black on Black
14.95
Sizes 10 to 20
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 1963
Airman Joseph Walton
Given Farewell Party
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shoemaker,
Trucksville, entertained Saturday
evening in honor of Airman 2nd
Class Joseph Walton, who will leave
Shortly for Formosa.
Guests were Mrs. Boyd Atherholt
and Blanche Atherholt, Mrs. Bessie
| Roushey, Eugene Hoover, Kingston;
| Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Garris, Dal-
las; Mr. and Mrs. John Roushey,
Sr., and Robert, Mr. and Mrs. George
Gaillard, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wal-
§ | ton, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. John Roushey,
Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Thomas,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Croom, Trucks-
ville; the guest of honor and the
host and hostess.
‘Sell Quickly Through
The Trading Post
Drakes And Smiths ]
Honored By Couples
Couples Club of Dallas Methodist
Church entertained two of its mem-
ber couples, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Drake | Mechanical
who will move April 1st to Schuyl-
kill Haven and Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Smith who moved recently to Forty
Fort.
The party was held at the home
of Dr. and Mrs. Carleton Davies Fri-
Dallas Post Hears
Printing Conference
Dallas Post was represented at
!the 1963 Mid-Atlantic Newspaper
Conference, Atlantic
City, Friday and Saturday, by Don-
ald Weidner and Leighton Scott.
| Program, located at the Shelburne
| Hotel, was sponsored by the Penn-
'sylvania Newspaper Publishers’ As-
sociation and the New Jersey Press
day night. Games were played with Association.
Mrs. Welton Farrar winning the only
prize.
Attending were: Dr. and Mrs.
John Blase, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Was-
serott, Mr. and Mrs. James Darling,
Mr. and Mrs. Wiliam Thomas, Mr.
and Mrs. Bruce Moen, Mr. and Mrs.
Bruce Davies, Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Bulford, Mr. and Mrs. William Rich-
MUTUAL FUNDS?
INVESTORS MUTUAL, INC.
INVESTORS STOCK FUND, INC.
INVESTORS INTER-CONTINENTAL FUND, LTD.
INVESTORS SELECTIVE FUND, INC.
INVESTORS VARIABLE PAYMENT FUND, INC.
CALL
YOUR
Yovestors man
He represents INVESTORS Diversified Services, Inc., exclus
sive national distributor for the above mutual funds and
«installment-type’ face-amount certificates. He also offers
life insurance through INVESTORS Syndicate Life.
For prospectus-booklets on any of these mutual funds, of
on face-amount certificates, or for information on life insur»
ance, call telephone number below. Or clip this
complete
advertisement, circling services which interest you, and mail
*
YOUR
INVESTORS MAN
CTs
THOMAS N.
KREIDLER, JR.
Zone Mgr.
26 Division St.
Shavertown, Pa.
Phone — 674-5231
Bus. — 822-3266
OPEN 9-9
PARK FREE
/,
NY
it to your INVESTORS Man:
| Exhibits and lectures concerned |
everything from innovations in the
| printing industry to production trou-
ble-shooting.
Of particular interest was the
“Offset Clinic” Saturday morning,
|
in which industry-leaders from sev- | %
eral states discussed printing’s most
, modern processes. Dallas Post has
| been using offset equipment in job-
work for a year and a half.
Also attending were representa-
tives from the Scranton Times and
the Milton Standard, both from this
region. \
ardson, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Taylor,
Mr. and Mrs. James Huston, Mrs.
Harry Edwards, Mrs. Russell Thomas,
Mrs. Fay Hopkins, Mrs. Welton Far-
rar, Mrs. Kenneth Young, Nelson
Neson, Rev. and Mrs. Russell Lawry,
Dr. and Mrs. Carleton Davies, Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis Reese, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Drake.
DR. JOSEPH L. FAULL
Chiropractor
Monday, Tuesday, . Wednesday,
Friday, 2 to. 5, 6:30 to 8:30 p. m.
Saturday, 2-6; Thursday and
Sunday by appointment
12% N. Main St., Shavertown
Phone Dallas 674-3756
DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
: Dallas Educators View Books At Misericordia Workshop
Dallas educators are seen at the
Book Exhibit which was held at
College Misericordia’'s Fourth An-
nual Reading Conference of March
22-23. Seen from left are: Sister
M. Mercia, R.S.M., St. Mary's High
School, Wilkes-Barre; Irving Ruckel,
representative of Heath and Co;
John J. Mulhern, Elementary Prin-
cipal, Westmoreland School; Manta
Steele, Trucksville; Sarah Welker;
Mrs. William Austin, Nancy Sloan,
Patricia Whittaker, and Walter Pro-
kopchak, Dallas. Standing in sec-
ond row, from left are: Janet Smith,
and Dorothy Henney, Dallas; Wil-
liam’ A. Austin, Supervisor of Ele-
mentary Education, Dallas Area
Schools.
On Saturday, Mr. Austin acted |
as chairman for Dr. Harry T. Hahn’s
workship on developmental reading
® WEDDINGS
HEHE
BACK MOUNTAIN
SHOPPING CENTER
SUES a TE CZ C3 DI ET C02
THE = |
CONTINENTAL INN
LUZERNE-DALLAS HWY.
Facilities For
® BANQUETS
© PARTIES
BUSINESS MEETINGS
For Information Phone 287-7588
IE EEE EE CEE EEE EE ETE EA ENE ES
5
=
=
HIE
~
ae
IN
WV
, and subject matter teaching in high
school. Over five hundred educa-
| tors of Wyoming Valley attended
( the reading conference at Miseri-
! cordia. It closed on Saturday after-
| noon’ with a panel review of the
| day’s workshop discussions given by
| the three reading specialists who
| were principal speakers and leaders
of the workshops. Nationally known
| ending authorities who conducted
! the conference were: Dr. Harry T.
| Hahn, Pontiac, Michigan; Dr. Mar-
| jorie S. Johnson of Temple Uni-
| versity; and Dr. Helen Murphy of
Boston University.
Tommy Kupstas In AF
Tommy Kupstas, who once turned
‘hot lead into type on the Inter-
| type machine at the Dallas Post, is
' following his brother John, also a
former Linotype operator, into the
' Air Force.
Tommy, 20, recently with Graphic
| Arts, enlisted two weeks ago. This
with five other trainees from Great-
|er Wyoming Valley, enroute for
| basic training at Lackland Air’ Force
! Base, Texas. Johnnie is stationed
in Germany.
In Swimming Production
|
Cynthia Townend, Yeager Avenue,
Dallas, will appear in this year’s
synchronized swimming production
by students at Wellesley College,
Wellesley, Mass. “Sound and Science”
a program of ten numbers performed
to a variety of rhythms, will be
presented in the pool on the campus
5 and 6.
Miss Townend, a sophomore at
Wellesley, is director of a swim show
number to be performed to the
music of Gregorian Chant; will swim
‘in “Patterns in Percussion, which
has only drum beats for accompani-
{ ment; and will take part in a num-
| ber based on folk music.
evening at 8 he will leave Avoca !
Friday and Saturday evenings, April |
Save On Your Printing
Have It Done By The Post
oT CT
paxter $225.00
Also $100.00'to $750.00
Wedding Ring $20.00
| HENRY’S
| Jewelry
I CARDS and GIFTS
Fostoria - Keepsake
Diamonds - Lenox
Memorial Hwy.
Shavertown
MEMORIAL HIGHWAY
SHAVERTOWN
er
CED
SD ©
eee
TaN, ov
SAY 9
Accessories.
BOYS’ EASTER
FASHIONS
Sport Coats
Full range of Trousers, Shirts, Ties and
Husky Sizes 8 to 16
HUMPHREYS’
Back Mt. Shopping Center
Suits
by
College Town
Elegant Heir
Imporiginals
Toddler Sizes
2 to 16
Children’s
Apparel
Order Early
Jn Jor EASTER
Poppy Seed |
and
Nut Bread
Raisin Bread
(Paska)
and Rabbits
/
DICTON’S BAKERY
DRESS
the smartest men
in fashion say...
ARROW
FOR EASTER
in white and colors
The handsome Easter wardrobes start
with famous Arrow dress shirts in white or
colors, styled in a variety of wash and wear
and conventional fabrics.
for perfect :fit'. . .
style to please every taste.
Hitt — Semi-Hard Collar
Whip — Soft Collar
Glen B. D. — Button Down Collar. .
Tab Snap — (Tab Collar
SHIRTS
Mitoga-tailored
and there's a collar
Boys’ Arrow Shirts $3.95
ADAM'S
Clothes For Dad and Lad
FOR EASTER
ACCESSORIES
| GETS
Hrdbag:
by Garay
$5.00 & $7.98
(Plus Tax)
Blouses
$3.98 up
Coordinates
Make the Suit Look
“The Store of Individual
Attention and Courtesy”
ROSEMARY
SPORTSWEAR
Patent Leather
Open Every
RED - BLACK - WHITE
HUMPHREYS’
Back Mt. Shopping Center
Little Girl
Easter
Shoe
Gerwinettes
5.95 fo 8.85
Children’s 2)
Bootery
Nite ’til 9 p.m.
SPECIA
Misses
SLIPS
sizes
7-14
Ladies
SEAMLES
sizes 9-11
Le
NYLONS
S
and
Tots: 1-6x
Teen: v.14 :
EASTER
DRESSES
Jacket Sets
Ladies: 10-18 - 1415-3215
we $2.37
Gray - Green
Size 30-42
| C 2 i} R R77
USE McCRORY’S CREDIT PLAN
for all your EASTER Shopping
PLANTERS
Easter Lily
PLASTIC
$
Bird Cage
LAMP
se S
Mr. a;
View D:
home a
vacation
Mr. an
view Avi
Laidlaw,
ing the
business
The Fl
Virgin I
Agnes F
Mr.
family,
have solc
to Edison
Mr. ar
Jim, Cl
visiting |
fly in H
Senatc
weekend
Mrs. E
ter, Jan
Samson,
end.
Nancy
with chi
Maria
a patien
pital, Da
ciate rec
Diane
Mr. and
ville Roe
home af
Christopt
" Diane is
the Dalla
Mary
to Buck:
after c
with [
James K
mate, Ja
spent THe
Mr. a
Dallas, h
and Mrs
( and Bob]
Seaife, EF
Mrs. B
is a surg
pital.
Marian
Wesleyan
is spendi
her pare
Olver an
Dallas. ©
lish.
Mr. an
field, N.
of Mr. ar
Lynn I
bia Unive
ing the
parents,
! Carty in
Mr. an
. | purchase
3 { Church
i from Kin
© Miriam
Bradford
Mass., is
vacation.
Mr. ang
of Hadd¥
Mrs. TF
to her |
today, {
General
patient.
Mrs.
Wagon |
Area ha:
several 1
family ir
Mrs. MN.
her hom:
las, afte
Orlando,
Williar
his home
mittini t
pital.
Mr. ar
have ret
Machell
winter a
Joh
Mrs. Ev
has recer
service.
Pali
cher Coll
vacation
Mrs. Lev
Road, Tr
Mr. an
las R. D
birth of
on March
Mr. ang
ertown, c
wedding
Mr. ar
Dallas R.
birth of .
pital on