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Purely
Personal
Mr. and Mrs, Oliver Rome, Sky-
View Drive, Dallas, have returned
home after spending a five week
vacation at Pompano Beach, Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Flack, Grand-
view Avenue and Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Laidlaw, Elmcrest Drive, are spend-
ing the week in Puerto Rico on a
business trip.
The Flacks will also visit St. Croix,
Virgin Islands for a visit with Dr.
Agnes Flack.
Mr. ¥8id Mrs. Russel Parsons and
family, Main Street, Trucksville,
have sold their home and are moving
to Edison Street, Wilkes-Barre.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Snyder and
Jim, Claude Street, spent Sunday
visiting Mrs. Willard Goss and fam-
fly in Huntington Mills.
Senator Harold Flack spent ‘the
weekend in Atlantic City.
Mrs. Emaret Franklin and dough:
ter, Jan visited Mr. and Mrs. Forrest
Samson, Ambler, Pa., over the week-
end.
Nancy Fink, Cease Drive, ig ill
with chicken-pox.
Maria Hildebrant, East Dallas, is
a patient at Fitzgerald Mercy Hos-
pital, Darby, Pa., and would appre-
ciate receiving cards from friends.
Diane Dennis, eight, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dennis, Hunts-
ville Road, has returned to her
home, after being .a patient at St.
Christopher’s Hospital, Philadelphia.
the Dallas Borough School.
Mary Alice Knecht has returned
to Bucknell University, Lewisburg,
after sgending the spring vacation
with er parents, Mr. and Mrs. |
James Knecht, Alderson. Her room-
mate, gy Vogt, Washington, D. C.,
spent The weekend with Mary Alice.
Mr. and Mrs. ‘George Williams,
and Mrs. Walter Vaughn, Jimmy
and Bobby, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Seaife, Blomsburg, Pa.
Mrs. Bruce Moen, Split Rail Lane,
is a surgical patient at Mercy Hos-
pital.
Marian Olver, senior at Roberts
Wesleyan College, North Chili, N. Y.,
is spending her spring vacation with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Olver and family, Davenport Street,
Dallas. Marian is majoring in Eng-
lish.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rogers, Plain-
field, N. J., will be weekend guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Ide, Dallas.
Lynn McCarty, student at Colum-
bia University in Kentucky, is spend-
ing the spring vacation with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Mc-
Mr. and Mrs. Williama Wentz have
from Kingston last weck.
Miriam Ruggles, a freshman at
Bradford Junior College, Bradford,
Mass., is at home for the spring
vacation. She is the daughter of
Mr. angg\rs. Harry W. Ruggles, Jr.,
of Haddwnfield Farm, Dallas.
Mrs. Ernest Watkins will return
to her home on Machell Avenue
today, @fter two weeks spent at
General’ Hospital as a medical
patient.
Mrs. Frances Ives, Welcome
Wagon hostess in Back Mountain
Area has returned after spending
several months vacation with her
family in California.
Mrs. Mary Smith has returned to
her home on Overbrook Road, Dal-
las, after spending a vacation in
Orlando, Fla.
William Lamb has returned to
his home in West Dallas after sub-
mittini to surgery at General Hos-
pital.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jones 2nd '
have returned to their home on
Machell Avenue after spending the
winter at Nakomis, Fla.
Joh@ Sidorek, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Edwin Sidorek, Dallas, R.D. 3
has recently been released from the
service.
Patif™ia Rogers,
cher
vacation with her parents, Dr. and
Mrs. Lewis L. Rogers, Harris Hill
Road, Trucksville.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Fuller, Dal-
las R. D. 3, have announced the
birth of a son at Mercy Hospital
on March 25.
Mr. and Mrs. Allison Major, Shav-
ertown, celebrated their twenty-fifth
wedding anniversary March 25.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mitchell,
Dallas R. D. 1, have announced the
birth of a baby boy at Mercy Hos-
pital on March 25.
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SECTION A —PAGE 5
News And Notes Of Personal For
The engagement of Linda Smith,
daughter of Mrs. Fay Smith, Hoily
Street, Trucksville, and Jonah Smith,
R. D. 1, Dallas, to Harold R. Grey,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Grey,
Idetown, has been announced.
Mr. Grey was graduated {rom
Linda Smith Is Engaged 1
To Harold Grey, Dallas RD 1
Lake-Lehman High School ani is
employed at Nstona Mills,
Miss Smith will graduate in June
from Dallas Sen.or High Scheni,
The weddiny will be solemnized
Saturday, June 29, at 2 ob m. ‘n
Trucksville Mt hodist Church.
Patricia Ann Hennebaul
Has Birthday Party
Patricia ‘Ann Hennebaul, Trucks-
ville, celebrated her fourth birthday
on March 17, with a party with all
the trimmings. The cake was decor-
ated for St. Patricks Day, and games
were played by the children. She re-
ceived many lovely gifts.
Those attending were; Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Hennebaul Sr., Peggy
and Mary Jean, Mr. and Mrs. Willard
Parsons, Ann Marie and John, Mr.
and Mrs. John Zaleskas, Jo Ann,
Irene, Joanie and Jackie, Mr. and
Mrs. Michael Bieleki and Billy,
Harveys Lake, Mr. and Mrs. Michael
Parsons and Michael, Wilkes-Barre,
Mrs. Dale Leach, Jr.,, and Dale,
Hunlocks Creek, Mrs. Thomas Strit-
zinger, Lou Ann and Eddie, Trucks-
ville, and Mrs. Walter Hennebaul,
Jr., Buddy and Terry.
Sandra Lynn Nichols
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nichols, Fol-
lies Road, Dallas, announce the birth
of an eight pound, four .ounce
daughter, Sandra Lynn, March 19th,
at Nesbitt Hospital. There is an-
other child, Douglas, ‘two. Mrs.
Nichols .is the former Mary Beck,
Nanticoke. Mr. Nichols is employed
by Sears Roebuck.
Jetfrey Blan Peters
A six pound, six ounce son, Jeffrey
Allan, was born March 21st at Nes-
bitt Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. David
Peters, Carverton Road, Trucksville.
There are four other children, Sara
Jan, twelve; David, ten; Emily Lou-
ise, nine, and Holly Christine, fifteen
months. Mrs. Peters is the former
Phyllis Rosenblatt, Catasaqua, Pa.
Mr. Peters is employed as an elec-
trician for Service Excavating En-
gineers in Kingston,
Announce Birth
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Turner, Beech
Street, Shavertown, announce the
birth of a baby girl, March 9. They
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Dallas Junior Women
Meet At Prince Of Peace
March meeting of Dallas Junior
Woman's Club was held at Prince
of Peace Church with Mrs. Joseph
Borton presiding.
Secretary’s and redsuror’s re-
ports were given by Mrs. Fred Tem-
plin and Mrs. David Alderson.
An invitation was received from
Dallas Senior Women’s Club to join
them in a dinner meeting at Irem
Temple Country Club.
Mrs. Joseph L. Reynolds III, gen-
eral chairman of the spring meet-
‘ing of Luzerne County Junior Wo-
men’s Clubs, announced that the
meeting would be held at Fox Hill
Country Club- Saturday, March 30,
and that the Dallas Junior Woman's
Club would be hostess. On recom-
mendation of the executive board,
the club voted to contribute $1.00
toward the cost of the ticket of each
member attending.
Completion of arrangements for
members taking the New. York trip
to see “Mr. President” was an-
nounced by Mrs. Thomas Decker.
Mrs. David Alderson reported on the
meeting she attended for the pro-
posed community building.
Mrs. John A. Diffendafer intro-
duced the guest speaker, E. S. Rad-
cliffe, who discussed conservation
and Frances Slocum State Park.
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BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS
THE DALLAS POST
Mr. And Mrs. Frank Smith
Are Married 24 Years
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith, Or-
ange, will celebrate their twenty-
fourth wedding anniversary March
13 with a family dinner.
The couple was married by Rev.
Thomas of the Plains Baptist Church.
Mrs. Smith is the former Mary Jane
Fowler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
John Fowler, Justice of the Peace,
Orange. Mr. Smith is formerly of
Wyoming. He is employed by Dev-
ers Mill,
There are four children, Mrs.
‘Wayne Weaver, George, John and
Frank. Frank accepted a position
with the Federal Government and
is working in the Department of
State, in Washington, D. C. There
is one grandchild, Duane.
Jane Comel] Is
Eleven Years Old
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cornell,
Pikes Creek, entertained
at a birthday party Saturday, March
16, honoring their daughter, Jane,
who was eleven. Centerpiece was
a birthday cake, baked and decorat-
ed by the honoree’s mother. At-
tending were Susan Benallack, San-
dra Pahler, Kathleen McCullough,
Dianne and Debbie Cornell, Beth
Ann Hunter, Judy and Jennie Val-
ick, Dean and JoAnn Culver, the
honoree’s brother and sisters, Har-
old, Jr., Gail and Carol Cornell,
Mrs. Harold Culver, Mrs. Midred
Malanowski, the honoree and her
parents.
Betty Lou Trotta
Has Sixteenth Birthday
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Trotta, Old
Forge, entertained at a family din-
ner Saturday, March 23, honoring
their granddaughter, Betty Lou
Trotta, who was sixteen. Betty Lou
is the daughter of Rev. and Mrs.
Lewis Trotta, Mooretown. , She is
in the sophomore class at Eake-Leh-
man High School. The birthday
cake was baked by the honoree’s
granddaughter. Attending = were
Leonard Trotta, Mr. and Mrs. John
Trotta, Margie, Jeanie and Janet,
Taylor; Rev. and Mrs. Gary Tryon
and Ronnie, Nicholson; Rev. and
Mrs. Lewis Trotta, Michael, Randy
Marie and the honoree, Mooretown.
Kerry Lee Kittle Is
Guest On Birthday
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kittle, Moore-
town, entertained Saturday at a
birthday dinner honoring their son,
Kerry Lee, who was nine years. The
birthday cake was baked and dec-
orated by the honoree’s mother.
Attending were Keith Kittle, Brian
and James O'Keefe, Jan Long, James
Ide, Betty and Joyce Rosencrans,
Susan Morgan, Rannie Moore, Nancy
Freeman, Luke Verbaylar, Duane
Freeman, Fred and Ella Ide, Mrs.
Julia Cragle, Mrs. Robert Kittle, Sr.,
the honoree’s sisters, Sheila, Cheryle
and Karen.
Kunkle Joy Class
The Kunkle Joy Class me; recent-
ly at the home of Mrs. Ruth Maury,
with Mrs. Irene Transue as assisting
hostess. Plans were made to show
an interesting film, which has been
made available through Planned
Parenthood Association, at Kunkle
Fire Hall Tuesday, ‘April 2nd ‘at 7:30
sharp. There is no admission charge
I refreshments will be served.
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Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Johnson of
Lehman announce the approaching
marriage of their daughter, Shirley
Grace, to Harold W. Smith, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Smith of Harris
Hill Road, Trucksville.
The wedding will take place Sat-
urday, May 18, at 7 p. m. in the
Lehman Methodist Church. Soloist
will be Sharon Coombs with Dean
Long as organist, both classmates
of the bride. The reception will
be held immediately following the
ceremony in the Educational Build-
ing of the Trucksville Methodist
Church.
Janet Fielding of Huntsville has
Engaged
SHIRLEY GRACE JOHNSON
been chosen as maid of honor; Joy |
Johnson, cousin of the bride; ‘and
Cindy Disque, both of Lehman; are
the bridesmaids. Flower girl will be
Leanne Coolbaugh of Endicott, N. Y.
Ronald Trewern, Paulsboro, N. J.,
will be best man. Lee Johnson,
brother of the bride, and Douglas
Shelley, Gloucester City, N. J., will
act as ushers.
Miss Johnson, a graduate of
Lake-Lehman High School, is em-,
ployed by the Shavertown Acme.
Mr. Smith, a graduate of West-
moreland High School, is employed
in Williamstown, N. J., by a branch
of Edge, Ltd., Washington, D. C.
George Bond Has
Eighty Eighth Birthday
George Bond was honored guest
at a surprise birthday party on his
88th birthday, with the following
in attendance: Mr. and Mrs. Michael
Dubil, Sr., and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Alan Fox and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles DeForna and daughter, Do-
lores Ann, and his great-grandson’
and wife, Mr. and Mrs. David Nelson,
an enlisted man in the Navy who
has been transferred from a station
in California to a navy station in
Connecticut.
Jetfrey Allen Enjoys
Ninth Birthday Party
Jeffrey Allen, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Allen, Pioneer Avenue, Shav-
ertown, celebrated his ninth birth-
day on Friday with a dinner party.
Two chums, Scott Wimmer and
Danny Updyke, were present at the
family get-together.
‘Also in attendance were: Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Lord, Mr. and Mrs.
James Lord and daughter, Vernanne,
Shavertown; Mrs. Elsie Lord and
Mrs. Mabel Eveson, Kingston; his!
parents, sister Debbie and brother
Joey.
Mrs. John Arendt
Is Honored At Shower
'A stork shower was held in honor
of Mrs. John Arendt by Patty Newell
and Mrs. Charles Engelman at the
home of Mrs. Carl] Siglin on Friday
evening. Present were: Patty Kline,
Betty Weaver, Mrs. John Newell,
Mrs. Lloyd Phoenix, Mrs. Roger: Up-
dahl, Mrs. Roy Newell, Mrs. Jean
Traver, Betty McCarty, Bethann M¢-
Carty, Mrs. Ted Brennan, Mrs. War- |
ren Hathaway, Mrs. Samuel Arendt
and Esther, Mrs. Doris Newell, Mrs.
Russell Newell, Mrs. Harry Freeman
and Harry, Jr., Mrs. Jack Winters,
Mrs. Arnie Williams, Mrs. Carl Sig-
lin, Doris Siglin, Mrs. Bernard Mul-
ligan, Dawn Mulligan, Mrs. Ernest
Teetsel, Peggy, Patton and Thelma
of the Second Class conducted a Hike,
Visit Game Commission
{Cub Pack will meet at St. Paul's
: of Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Long,
Local Girl Scouts
Hike To Reese Hill
Beaver Patrol, Girl Scout Troop
201, to fulfill one of the requirements
Saturday. They started from the
home of Mrs, Lewis Reese, Franklin
St. to Huntsville Dam and back to
Reese Hill where a fire was built,
nosebag lunches eaten, and marsh-
mallows toasted.
Members of the’ Patrol complete-
ing this requirement are: Nancy
Crispell, Varerie Tag, Shirley Reese,
Diane Reese, Carol Hicks, Lyda Mor-
gan, Marian Barnard, and Rita Yar-
nal.
Others of the Troop who.went on
the Hike are: Jan Bittenbender, Judy
Blase, Betty Cox, Debbie Drake, Lor-
ene Daring, Joy Harris, Debbie Hart-
man, Elaine Kuehn, Wendy Pattison,
Christine Robino, Carol Shaskan,
Donna Sekers, Roxie Sekera, Jane
Troup, Nancy Thomas, and Debbie
Lamoreaux.
Mrs. Lewis Reese, Mrs. John Blase,
and Mrs. Frank Kuehn, Co-Leaders
accompanied them.
Shavertown Scouts
Wednesday afternoon Cub Scout
Pack 233, Shavertown, visited the
‘Pennsylvania Game Commission on
the Harveys Lake Highway. There
were about 60 Cub Scouts and 15
adults. Mr, Kisch displayed tanned
skins of a’ grey fox, red fox, mink,
otter, muskrat, and several other
skins. There were also four rattle
snakes that rattled for the boys.
They also saw two films and had
a tour of the building including the
two-way radio system.
On Saturday afternoon at 1:15 the
Church to take a ‘tour of the Na-
Josephine McGroarty Marries
Joseph MacVeigh On Saturday
Announcement has been made of |
the marriage of Josephine M. Me-
Groarty, Washington, D. C., daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. William J. Mc-
Groarty, Plains, and Joseph Mac-
Veigh, Center Hill Road, Dallas. The |
ceremony was performed at the |
home of Mr. MacVeigh’s sister in |
Princess Ann, Md., on Saturday, |
March 16.
eral months she has been working
| for the government in Washington.
Mr. MacVeigh, a resident of Dallas
for many years, served on the Dallas
| Borough Council for many years.
| He is a charter member and trustee
of Prince of Peace Church. For
| years he served on the Draft Board
of Luzerne County, on the Chamber
of Commerce and the Kingston Na-
Miss McGroarty is a graduate of [ional Bank Boards. He recently re-
Plains High School and Wyoming '
Seminary School of Business. For |
years she was employed at Pressed
Steel in Wilkes-Barre.
tired as vice president of Pressed
Steel.
| The couple is spending some time
The last sev-'in Florida.
tional Geographical Museum on S.
Franklin Street, Wilkes-Barre. These
two trips are in keeping with the
theme for March of “Around the
U. S. A.” for the Cub Scouts.
Wanda Darlene Long
Has Seventh Birthday
‘Wanda Darlene Long, daughter
Sweet Valley, observed her seventh
birthday ‘Sunday, March 24, with a
family dinner. Attending were sis-
ters, Gloria, a student at Lock Haven
State Teachers College; Wilma and
Miralee Beth, brother, Jan. Gloria
returned to her studies Monday.
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Mrs. Gladys Fink, Cease Drive,
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her card club on Tuesday evening.
Present were: Mesdames Harold
Lamoreaux, Clint Cobleigh, Ted
Newcomb and Judy Williams. Prizes
were won by Mesdames Williams,
Cobleigh and Newcomb.
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