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Jill Laraine Crompton Is
Christened By Grandfather
~ Jill Laraine, infant daughter of
Dr. and Mrs. Richard E. Crompton,
Westmoreland Hills, Trucksville, was
christened Sunday afternoon, March
24, at Trucksville Methodist Church
by her grandfather, Dr. J. Rolland
Crompton, pastor of Ogden Hillcrest
Methodist Church, Binghamton.
Rev. Robert Germond and the
baby’s uncle, Rev. Mr. Wesley
Crompton, assisted at the baptism.
A buffet supper followed at the
family home. Present were: Dr. and
Mrs. J. Rolland Crompton, Bingham-
ton; Helen Crompton, Tunkhannock;
Rev. and Mrs. Wesley Crompton and
children, Ann Ruth and Wesley; Rev.
and Mrs. Robert Germond and fam.
ily, Wendy, Julie and Tracey; Mrs.
Sheldon Jones, Marilyn Marth; all
of Trucksville; Mr. and Mrs. James
Bellas, Mrs. Charles Cary, Mt. Top;
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Thomas, Avoca;
the host and hostess, Dr. and Mrs.
Richard Crompton and the wee
guest of honor.
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Children’s Choir Sings
For Women Of Kiwanis
Dallas Women of Kiwanis held a
recent dinner meeting with the
Men of Dallas Kiwanis at Irem
Temple Country Club.
Committee for the month, Mrs.
John Blase, Mrs. James Huston and
Mrs. Leon Emanuel.
Tables were decorated in Easter
theme.
A program was presented by
Back Mountain Children’s - Choir,
directed by Mrs. John O'Connell,
with accompanist Mrs. Ira B. Smith.
Introduction was by Mrs. Edwin
Thompson.
Mrs. George McCutcheon pre-
sided.
Present were Mesdames Robert
Maturi, James Huston, Sr., Brad-
ford Allen (guest); Carl Goeringer,
Clyde Birth, Ted Ruff, Hazel Berti,
Helen Rice, Mitchell Jenkins, John
Henninger, Merrill Faegenburg, Wil-
liam Wright, Ira B. Smith, Edwin
Thompson, George McCutcheon, Al-
fred Ackerson, John Blase, Thomas
Kriedler, Franklin Gager, Leo Cor.
bett, E. J. Wilson, Paul Laux, Sher-
man Harter, Robert Dolbear, Leon
Enamuel, Ernest Gay, and William
L. Guyette. .
Shavertown Cub Scouts
Meet At St. Paul's Church
Cub Scout Pack 233, Shavertown,
met Monday evening at St. Paul's
Lutheran Church,
Cubmaster Joseph Precone award,
ed the following boys: Den 1, Mrs.
Roman's, Brian Porter, Bob Cat Pin
and. Wolf Book; James Roman, 2
year pin; Den 2, Mrs. Lohmann’s;
Jay Futch, Bob Cat Pin and Wolf
Book; Scott Wimmer, Bear Badge
and Lion Book; Jeffrey Allen, Bob
Cat Pin and Wolf Book; Den 3,
Mrs. Flock’s; Sheldon Jones, Wolf
Badge and Bear Book; Den 4 Mrs,
Kriedler's; Mark Spaciano, Wolf
Badge, gold arrow and Bear Book;
Jeff Gillis, Denner Stripe; Tom
Kreidler, Assistant Denner Stripe;
Den 5, Mrs. Covert’s; Kevin Covert,
2 year pin; Joseph Precone, Denner
Stripe; Neal Stetson, Bear Badge
and Lion Book; Den 7, Mrs. Det-
wiler; Neville Shea, Bob Cat Pin and
Wolf Book.
On Saturday the entire pack took
a trip to Wilkes-Barre and toured
the Wyoming Historical and Geo-
logical Society, then to Pomeroy’s
to see “Fred Flintstone.” Each Cub
received an autographed certificate
of Bedrock from ‘Fred.”
Meeting To Be Held
Daniel C. Roberts Fire Company
Auxiliary will meet, April 8, at the
Fire Hall. Hostesses are Mesdames
Alger Shaffer and Eugene Lavelle.
Plans will be completed for the Spa-
ghetti Dinner, Wednesday, April 17.
Serving will start at 5 p.m, and will
be held at Idetown Fire House. Mrs.
Elwood Davis is chairman.
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{met at a party and were married by
| brothér, Raymond ‘Williams, .Phila-
Walter Wandells, Guest,
At Birthday Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wandell,
Noxen entertained at ‘dinner at
Ester’s Restaurant, Beaumont, on
Saturday evening. Present were: Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Wandell, Elton and
Mark, Pastor and Mrs. Jerry Tallent
and Debbie, Jermyn, Pa., Mr. and
Mrs. 8. Ray Wandell, Dallas, Mr. and
Mrs. Arnold Williams, Dallas, James
Tallent, Indiana, Miss Margaret Sor-
ber, Philadelphia, and Mabel Wan-
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, APRIL 4,1963 ~~) —
Hatveys Lake Club
To Meet Tonight
Harveys Lake Women’s Service Club
will meet tonight at eight in the
Lake - Lehman High School Build-
ing. The program was out-
lined at a recent Executive Board
Meeting held at the Sportsman’s
Club. Highlight of the evening will
be the display of Student Art in
Room 17.
A Covered Dish Supper is planned
for May — a Mother and Daughter
affair,
Present at the Executive Board
Meeting were Mesdames Richard
Williams, Elwood Davis, Harold Ben~
nett, Francis Schuler, Calvin Mec-
Hose, John Zorzi, Joseph Rauch,
Fred Dodson, Clarence Moledor,
Joyce Gordon, Earl Crispell, Allen
Sorchik, Chares Williams, Carl Swan-
Sorchik, Chas. Williams, Carl Swan-
Howard Jones, Wilfred Ide, Clarence
Oberst, Howard Piatt, and Clarence
Montross.
Hostesses were Mrs. Calvin Mc
Hose, Mrs. John Zorzi, and Mrs. Allen
Sorchik. Mrs. Charles Williams pre-
sided. .
Thomas Kuczawa's Son
Mr. and Mrs. Thomms Kuczawa,
Reading, announce the birth of their
dell. The occasion was the silver
wedding anniversary of the Walter |
Wandell’s.
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Joseph Smith, Dallas, RD 1, was |
recently treated at Mercy Hospital |
after suffering an injury on the right
Suffers Injury
sutures. |
Mr. and Mrs. William Davis
Married Fifty-tw
Mr. and Mrs. William Davis, Eliza-
beth Street, Dallas, celebrated their
fifty-second wedding anniversary, at
a family dinner, March 30th. There
were three children, two dying in.
childhood and a son, Alfred G. Davis,
who is on the faculty of Morgantown
Jointure High School. The couple’
Rev. Owen Thomas, of the Pilgrim
Congregrational Church in Plymouth.
Mrs. Davis is the former Eleanor
Williams, daughter of the late Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Williams, Ply-
mouth. Mrs. Davis has one living
delphia. Mr. Davis is son of the late
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Davis, Plymouth.
He has a brother Walter Davis,
Davenport Street, and a sister, Mrs.
‘Manhattan SHIRTS |.
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second child, a boy, eight pounds,
born in Reading Hospital, March 26.
rs. Kuczawa is the former Alice
Naugle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
William Naugle, Sr., Pikes Creek.
She is a graduate of Geisinger Hospi
tal School of Nursing. Mr. Kuczawa
Is a teacher in the Reading Schools.
They have another son, Gregg, who
will be two in May. Mrs. Naugle .is
spending some time ‘at the Kuczawa
home caring for the family,
Oo Years
George Seelandt, Huntsville Road.
_ The couple moved to Dallas in 1925
rom Plymouth.
Before retiring, Mr. Davis was em-
ployed in the colliery at D and H
Coal Company, Plymouth. He later
was employed as a janitor with the
Dallas Borough School, for ten years,
and worked for Natona Mills for
twelve years.
They are members of Huntsville
Christian Church.
Although she is a shut-in herself,
Mrs. Davis brings much happiness to
other shut-ins, by sending cards to
them on birthdays and special oc-
casions.
This anniversary ceelbration is
combined with the observance of Mr.
Davis’ birthday.
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Mr. and Mrs, John P. Elenchik,
West Overbrook Avenue, Dallas, an-
nounce the approaching marriage of
their daughter, Elizabeth Louise, to
Joseph R. Kowaleski, son of Mrs.
Lottie Kowaleski, Demunds Corners,
Dallas, and the late Joseph S. Ko-
waleski.
perform the ceremony, and celebrate
Cub Pack Entertained
Lou Michaels famous Field Goal
Champion with the Pittsburg Steelers
showed football movies and gave
a talk on his career before Cub pack
241 in the Lehman Methodist
Church, last Monday night. Also dur-
ing the evening awards were pre-
sented to:
Bobcat award: William Frey Jr.,
George Horwatt, Charles Diffendafer.
Wolf Badge: Keith Bicking, and
Paul Fritz. :
Bear Badge: Harry Swepston Jr.
Mr. Harold Maye awarded (Webe-
los Badges) to: Richard Ide, John
Davis Jr., Lawrence Bains and
David Fritz.
Mr. John Davis (Cub Master) con-
ducted the meeting.
Also present was Boy Scout Troop
241 of Lehman. The Indians a Father
and Son Group from Fernbrook.
Parents and friends, Den Mothers,
Mrs. Lawrence Steltz, Mrs. Gordon
Dawe and Mrs. Thomas Smith. Re-
freshments were served.
McGovern On Dean's List
Robert McGovern, according to a
letter received recently by his moth-
er, Mrs. Emma McGovern of Har-
veys Lake, has made the Dean’s List
at Delaware Valley College of Sci-
ence and Agriculture at Doylestown.
Mr. McGovern, a 1958 graduate
of Lake-Lehman High School, is a
sophomore majoring in inorganic
chemistry. In addition to his college
courses, he carries a full-time night
job at Precision Tube, North Wales,
where he has been working since
graduation from high school. His
wife is the former Sandra Engelman
of Noxen. Mrs. McGovern teaches
Junior High School in Newtown.
Entertained On Birthday
Theodore MacHenry, Orange, who
recently celebrated his birthday, was
visited by: Mrs. Rose Llewellyn, Or-
range; Dr .and Mrs. Walter Westcat,
Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Robert MacHenry
and Robert Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Reynolds, ‘Cortland, N.Y.: Mr. and
Mrs. Louis LaBar, Mr .and Mrs. Wil-
liam Simmons, and children, Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Simmons and Michael,
Pittston; and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Brown, Sweet Valley.
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DALLAS. PENNSYLVANIA
Elizabeth Louise Elenchik
To Marry Joseph Kowaleski
the Nuptial Mass.
Miss Eleanor Ann Elenchik, sister
of the Bride-Elect, will be Maid of
Honor. Bridesmaids will be Miss
Edna Rogers, Dallas. ]
Michael Kowaleski, brother of the
prospective bridegroom, will be Best
! Man. Usher will be Francis Kopko
The marriage will be solemnized | Jr. of Wyoming.
on Saturday, April 20, at 10 A.M. at | 1
Gate of Heaven Church,Machell Ave- | at one o'clock at OConnell’s Twin
nue, Dallas. Rev. Richard Frank will | Lakes, Harveys Lake.
Dinner and Reception will be held
Alberta Daniels
Feted At Shower
Mrs. H. Robert Ash, Harris Hill
Road, Trucksville, and Mrs. Samuel
Daniels, Philadelphia, entertained re-
cently for bride-elect, Alberta Dan-
iels, Newark, Delaware, formerly of
Trucksville.
Miss Daniels, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel Daniels, Philadelphia,
will be married to Robert Martin,
Wilmington, Del., on April 6 in Mec-
Cabe Methodist Church, Wilmington.
Mrs. Ash will be a member of the
wedding party. The variety shower
was held at the Ash residence with
the guest of honor receiving many
lovely gifts. = Table was decorated
with spring flowers and miniature
wedding bells.:
Guests numbered twenty.
BRnnounce Birth
Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Husted,
Dallas, RD 4, announce the birth of
a seven pound daughter, Ywvenne
Marie, born March 22nd at Ged, ural
Hospital. There are five other child-
ren, Darleen Elizabeth, six, Vel
Ann, five, Emerson Edward, Jr.,%our,
Edward Eugene, three and Debra
Sue, one. Mrs. Husted is the former
Margaret Roberts, Ruggles. Mr. Hus-
ted is employed with East Falls Sand
and Gravel Company Equipment.
Majors Entertained
At Surprise Party
Mr. and Mrs. Allison Major, Mt.
Airy Road, were pleasantly surpris-
ed last week when Mr. and. Mrs.
Ross: Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Clif-
ford Parker and Mr. and Mrs. Ross
M. Williams dropped in for a. post
anniversary party, bearing a‘ lovely
gift: : EG
. The Majors recently celebrated
their 25th wedding anniversary.
Danie] Lee Fuller
A six pound, seven ounce son, Dan-
iel Lee was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Claude Fuller, Lake Louise Farms,
March 25th at Mercy Hospital. There
are four other children, Susan, thir-
teen, Michael, twelve, Marty, eight,
and Joey, five. Mrs. Fuller is the
former Ellen Crosby, Ulster. Mr. Ful-
ler does farming on the Lake ouise
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