daughter Anne of Naperville, Illi- a beautiful livingroom table which
nois, spent last week with their [his Dad made in 1896. Only an
uncle, Burton Major. artist could make such a piece of
Mr. and Mrs. Art Hoover visited | furniture.
Charles | their ‘son and family in North|- It is made of all kinds and colors
Morton | Plainfield, N. J. over the weekend, ! | of wood, it has a complete checker-
: liam Simms, William Sutton, Wil-
SECTION B — PAGE 4
(hie Weaver, Charles Nuss, An-
echman
i{thony Toluba, Lawrence Steltz,
Irs. Gordon Dawe wishes to(R,y Goodwin, Joseph Lapez, Eliza
blicly thank the following women | Gildman, Stuart Marks,
ho helped during the recent Can- Davenport,
Crusade: Mesdames Willis Gen-
Ely, Florence
eLusac h | Cormeniy, John Vivian, and Harold My. and Mrs. Gordon Hoover and i board in the center of the top.
Leslie Sabo, Mark Grimm, Gray, Irene Urick, John Robi inson | daughter Linda. It has 12,361 pieces in it, and |
ph Chipola, Edward Powell, | Jr. WORK OF ART tock two years to make. There are
Lewis Anesi, wil- | Mrs. : Nelsen McMullen and| Morton Ccinnelly has in his home many pieces of furniture he made
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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, MAY 2,1963 =
in use mow.
Harry Conall lived in Chester
and raised five children.
Mr. Connelly passed away in
1948. His memory will be in our
hearts until the end of time.
Anyone interested is welcome to
stop in any time to see this master-
piece.
Mrs. Earl Eustice of Lehman,
would like to let some of her mo-
ther’s friends kmow where she is
so they could write to her. She
has been ill for a long time, but
would appreciate hearing from you.
Her name is Mrs. Anna Kessler,
Boone Nursing Home, Eyers Grove,
Pa.
Harold Major and family on
Huntsville Road, certainly had their
troubles this past week. Their
daughter Patricia was hurt in
school and taken to the hospital.
She is at home now, feeling much
better. Then some one broke into
their store, and took the cash
register with money and all.
PAPER NAPKINS
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THE DALLAS POST
Beaumont
This community’s sympathy is
extended to Mr. and Mrs. Cloyd
Myers, Sr. at the untimely death
of their son Wesley.
The P.T.A. of the Beaumont Ele-
mentary School will hold ‘the in-
stallation of officers at its meeting
Dr. John Lee will preside.
Diane Taylor and Diane Transue
have been ill with throat infec-
tions.
Mr. and Mrs. John Southworth,
Mr. and Mrs. William Southworth,
and Mr. and Mrs. George Ryman of
Endicott, N. Y. were here last
| Saturday for the funeral of their
niece, Mrs. Nathan Straley.
Sweet Valley
Mr. and Mrs.
Wilkes-Barre and Mr. and Mrs.
William Spaulding, Shavertown
were guests last Sunday of Mr.
and Mrs. John Gelsleichter, Moore-
town. ;
‘Shari Haas, Renova, roommate
of Gloria spent last week-end as
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
H. Long.
Layton Miller,
Monday, May 13, at 8 o'clock whe |
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Mrs. Manzoni and children, John,
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Cresson State. [Hospital
| someone from his hometown. He
is progressing nicely and states
that he would like to receive cards
and mail from his friends, so please
take time out to drop him a card
or a note,
Congratulations to Mrs. Laing K.
Coolbaugh who celebrated = her
birthday on Monday, April 29.
The Two-Fold Club will hold
their fourteenth Annual Banquet on
Saturday night, May 4, at the
Huntsville Methodist Church. Mr.
and Mrs. Ponge, Missionaries to
Alaska will speak and show slides.
Dinner will be served by W.S.C.S.
of the church. Reservations can be
made with Mrs. John Fielding.
An Old-Fashioned Chicken Sup-
per will be served to the, Public on
Saturday Evening, May 11, by the
Two-Fold Club of Huntsville Metho-
dist Church. Tickets may be pur-
chased from any member of the
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The Township Supervisors have
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township due to their dusty condi-
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Member Of Million
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James J. Durkin, Sr., representa-
| tive of Philadelphia Life Insurance
| Company at Dallas, has received
notification of membership in ‘the
1963 Million Dollar Round Table of
{the Naticinal Association of Life
Underwriters.
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in accordance with rigid Round
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life membership by their millicn=~
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world’s .life insurance agents are
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membership is about 3,400, an in-
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1 1962.
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along with Rueben Gable of Chase [Fiesta
visited Harry Ostrum a patient at Lehman High School were delighted
recently. | with a short play “La Chiapenacas’,
Harry was sure glad to visit with ' presented by the entire group of
DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
(Lake-Lehman Spanish
Fiesta Big Success
Spectators at the Spanish Class
Thursday night at Lake
eleven students of Spanish III:
Susan Fielding, Kathie Mingus,
Marguerite Feist, Mary Ann Jeffery,
Rosetta Clark, Mary Ann Kuchem-
ba, Wilma Long, Jay Ruckel, Ken-
neth Ellsworth, Alan Landis and
Karl Squier.
In do-it- yoursclt Spanish = cos-
tumes students sang Spanish songs
in the second part of the program.
and in the third part gave a por-
trayal of the death of a donkey, its
burial attended by the entire wvil-
lage, which considers a good don-
key a member of the community,
according to Mrs. Anthony Mar-
chakitus, Spanish instructor.
Part four was a Spanish dance;
part five a bullfight in which Karl
Squier took the stellar role of the
bull, dressed in a set of horns
topping a costume suggestive of the
arena.
Hot Spanish food in the Home
Ec room followed. Encilados, chili,
and other Spanish foods left the
gathering parched for a long cool
drink of sangria punch.
Parents asked that, the Fiesta be
considered a regular part of the
school ‘activity, .to be scheduled
again for next year.
Lake- Lehman Starts
Enrollment For Fall
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Lake-Lehman is already enrolling
kindergarten children and first
grade pupils for next September,
according to a bulletin. of instruc-
tion issued to parents by Robert
Z. Belles, Elementary Supervisor,
and distributed = through Noxen,
Lake, Lehman and Ross Township
elementary schools.
Eligible for kindergarten, any
child who becomes five years of
age before February 1, 1964; for
first grade, any child who becomes
six years of age before February.
1, 1964.
Parents are reminded that once
a child is enrolled in public school,
he falls within the provisions of the
Compulsory Attendance Law. Par-
ents of kindergarten children are
further reminded that no bus trans-
portation will be furnished and that
getting the children to and from
school is strictly up to the parents.
'
Correction
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Evans, brother-in-law to Mr. and
Mrs, Sheldon Evans, was named
county detective in Schuylkill Coun-
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