3 Vl e; le r= 1, 5 oO «2 Ot ro y » a a i EES SI CE DALLAS. PENNSYLVANIA Mrs. Mary Rowe Lies At Memorial Shrine Services for Mrs. Mary Eleanor Rowe, 74, Fernbrook, were held Saturday afternoon from Disque Fu- neral Home, Memorial Highway, Dallas, with Rev. William Reid offi- ciating. Interment in Memorial Shrine. - Mrs. Rowe died Wednesday morn- ing at the home of her son, Harold, Newark, N. J., where she had gone to visit a month ago. She had been in fairly good health until a serious il'ness devel- oping suddenly fatal. The ‘daughter of the late Elisha and Ellen Hartman Gregory, she was born in Muhlenberg and at- tended schools in that area. Mrs. Rowe and her husband, / _” THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, MAY 9,1963 ~~ _ '¥ Dallas Boy Receives : Lehman | Honors At Wingate Mrs. Alice Elston and sister Mrs. Kenneth Parry visited Mrs. Elston’s daughter and family Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crook and son Walter Els- ton of Maplewood, N. J. ° John Marks is home from Roches- ter, N. Y. this week. Brownie troop 136 is preparing to make Mother's Day gifts. The leaders of ‘the troop are planniag on attending the district meeting at Dallas Methodist Church Mon- day. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ide and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nuss went pic- nicking and' canoeing at Lake Jean Sunday. ice. : Mrs. Charles Nuss entertained in her home the Friendship class of Lehman Methodist Church. They | What fun breaking the 3 James, who died in 1955, moved to the Harris Hill section of Trucksville 35 years ago, later moving ‘to Fern- brook. L She was a member of Carverton Methodist Church. | Survivors are, in addition to her son, Harold, a daughter, Mrs. Spen-! cer Holmgren, Fernbrook; sister, Carl Bush, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Anna Williams, Wilkes- Barre; | Edwin Bush, Haddonfield Hills, Dal- three grandchildren, las, has been initiated into the f Alpha Mu’ Gamma Honor Society at CARL BUSH { " A 1 1 h Gate Of Heaven Guild [Troxe Ooflere, Wingste, Now [Students must maintain above Plans Spring Dance average grades in languages for Gate of Heaven Parent-Teachers | three semesters .to be eligible for Guild will sponsor a spring dance ‘membership. Carl has received an Friday night at O’Connell’s Twin l“A" average in French since his Lakes, with Joe Lowery’s Country entrance last September. He is a Club Band furnishing music from graduate of Dallas: Area Schools, 9 to 1. There will be novelty dances class of 1962. and games, with prizes awarded. The He is studying for a Bachelor of public is invited. : Arts degree. On ‘the committee are Joseph O'Donnell, Leo Mohen, James Re- gan, Bruno Maraschio, Mrs. Joseph Schilling, Mrs. John J. Carey, Mrs. | Joseph Yenason, and John Stenger. | Sat. Loren Fritz Is Medical Specialist Army First Sergeant Loren F. Fritz, whose wife, Virginia, lives on! Route 1, Spring Lake, N. C., was assigned to the Military Assistance Advisory Group (MAAG) in Viet- nam, April 23, as a medical spzcial- James Oliver, Teaches In Philippine Isles {he is approaching the intersecticn.” had election of officers. They were also entertained by Mrs. Dorrance MeKeel and Mrs. Glenn Brown. Mr, and Mrs. Charles Nuss enter- tained Mr. and Mrs. Lee Brown re- cently, showing colored pictures of Canada taken on one of their trips. Here is one of the letters I re- ceived concerning the dangerous intersection in West Dallas: “I would like to suggest a very simple solution to ‘the problem of providing adequate marking for the entering Route 118 at Harveys Lake Road highway: A reflector of the type already installed at driveway of S. S. Davies, Joe Park, and the Reithoffer establishment on the mentioned highway would be all that is necessary on several guard posts at ‘the intersection to indicate to the night driver that Please write to Mrs. Morton Con- nelly R.D.4 Dallas, Emerson M. Brown of Arlington, Va. visited his mother Mrs. H. A. Brown, and she returned with him for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Stuart P. Marks spent the weekend in Spencerport, N. Y. visiting their daughter and the entrance to the] Word has been received from James Oliver, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Oliver, Lake Street, Dallas, that school is out in the Philippine Islands, where he is a teacher in the Peace Corps. Jim joined the Peace Corps last June and was given a teaching position in August. He teaches English, science and mathamatics, sind will remain there until his service expires at the end of the summer, 1964. During sum- mer recess, Oliver along with five other Peace Corps members, will participate in a teach'ng program in the college level, a program en- couraged by Peace Corps leaders to engage in extra project activities. He is stationed on 'the Island of Mindana, in the Sulu region, usual- ly not seen on the map. Jim studied at Miami University, Wilkes Colleoa and San Jose Col- _lege in California. from where he .jo'med the Peace Corps. On the way home mext summer, Jim is planning to go the long way around the world. While the Peace Corps volunteers receive only a cost of living and a few dollars for spending. a small sum of money is put away for each months service and this is given to the members in bulk at the termination of their services. It js with this accumu- lated momev ‘that Oliver will make his world trip. 4 Attends Convention Rev. and Mrs. Herbert Olver, " Howard. Louella and Paul, Daven- port Street, Dallas, attended a Missicmary Convention, over the - weekend, in Liberty, N. Y. Speak- ers at the convention were; Naoma Lindsay, Egypt and Ernest Huston, I Would appreciate your VOTE l and SUPPORT in the Primary | | Election on May 21, 1963. p { dr This Emblem Identifies Your Welcome Wagon SDOMSOTS o£ NY Firms of prestige in the Sons and civic life of your community. ' FRANCES IVES 1-4461 BU Fr VT TTT TTY > vv b 4 REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE i b . 3 4 BASIL E. FRANTZ | p : 3 for 4 | DALLAS TOWNSHIP | 4 SUPERVISOR ! b 4 b family, Mr. and Mrs. Ben S. Ship- men. | x Aldergate Hymn Festival for Leh- advises the armed forces of the Re- | man, Idetown and Jackson Metho- public of Vietnam on training, use dist Churches will be held May 19, of equipment and tactical opera- at 7:30 pm. in commemoration of tions. the 225th Anniversary of John Wes- Sergeant Fritz, who entered the ley’s Aldersgate experience. The Army in December 1942, is the son hymns will be those of Charles of Mrs. Maude E. Williams, Noxan. | Wesley which were ‘the expression He is a.1937 graduate of Noxen of faith of the Methodists. There Township High School. will also be special music provided. pr | Bveryone is invited to come and Good News Club “sing along with Wesley”. Good News Club Rally, interde- | The rosebud on the altar in our nominational, is scheduled for to- church is in honor of the arrival morrow evening at 7:30 at Noxen © ist. MAAG, Vietnam, is an Army- Navy-Air Force organization which f Dean Eric Carichmer. son of Mr. Gospel Tabernacle. A prize is offered | and Mrs. Daniel Carichner, born the Good News Clubber bringing the | April 23, 1963. most guests, Families are invited. , Charles Nuss provided fifteen Peggy Metcalf will speak. "bool racks for the Choir loft for our ™ Ee] : 8 FLOWERS FOR | GLOXINIAS — POTTED ROSES TUBEROUS BEGONIAS i MarTHA WASHINGTON AND PANSY 8 GERANIUMS IVY GERANIUMS BEDDING PLANTS IN BUD AND BLOOMING . . . READY FOR PLANTING MAZER'S GREEN HOUSES FARM MARKET Located on Route 118, Lehman Highway Between Whitesell Bros. and Lehman Center Sat. 9:30 A.M. to 8 P.M. MOTHER'S DAY Hours: 10:30 AM, to 8 P.M. _ EE EE Don’t call us... we'll (litally call on you! Some people think we consult a crystal ball before delivering heating fuel to their homes. “It seems,” they tell us, “that just when our fuel supply gets low, your truck pulls up and the driver refills our tank.” Of course we have no magic methods—but we do have some- thing better. We call it our “degree-day” system. It automati- cally tells us when to make our next delivery. Providing extra services, like the “degree-day” system, is our way of competing for your business. Through competition we become beiter businessmen and you—our customer — arg assured of finer petroleum products, and at reasonable prices.) HOME FUEL (bit) rene OBILHEAY | . 245 Charles St., Luzerne - PHONE 287-1117 Dallas Junior ‘High School Band will present a concert tomorrow night at 8 in Dallas Senior High School Auditorium, directed by Al- fred M. Camp. Special selections will include a trumpet solo by John Lewis; an oboe solo by George Block; a trumpet ‘trio by Warren DeWitt, Robert Wiley, and Thomas | | Rowett; a saxophone trio by Larry | Haycock, John Vernon and Roger Maury. : Accompanists are Ann Patsy Block, end Mr. Camp. Shown in, the picture, left to right, row 1, are: Susan Carey, Cathy Dymond, Judy Stasko, Jane Mitchell, Sharon Yalick, Sally Lan- cio, Karen Long, Sandra Pritchard, Margaret ~~ Bayliss, = Linda -'Cook, Sandra Elston, Jane Birnstock, Peg- Barnes, Dallas Junior High School Band To Present Concert | Beaumont | | SECTION B — PAGE | ia Swanson, at Dallas Township J | High School last Sunday. : : | Mr. and Mrs. Warren Johnsc The Beaumont Service Unit of and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Trans “SALVATION ARMY” is using the | ttended the Rural Mail Carrier slogan “HEART TO GOD AND| Dinner at the Gate of Heave HAND TO MAN” in its annual ap-| gohoo] Cafeteria Saturday, May 4. peal for funds this spring. This | Beaumcnt P.T.A. sponsored appeal is in addition to the appeal | jer skating party at Wolfe for funds at Christmas time. 80% | Grove last Friday night. of the amount donated is sont to| All interested persons are invite The Salvation’ Army headquarters |; participate in the annu while 20% remains here for local | “CLEAN UP” 6f Beaumont Cem use when needzd for emergencies. | tery this Saturday, May 11. : Please send your contributions to | ee z Mrs. William A. Austin, treasurer. | Mothers’ Day Tea Mrs. Dorothy Johnson, Mrs. Betty | pets! | A “Mothers’ Day Tea” will fc 3 Meeker, Mrs. Madeline LaBarre, * y Mrs, Eva Ray, and Mrs. Irene Tran- | OW the 7:30 meeting of the Cha sue — members of the Choir of the | les E. James Memorial Assembly the Order of the Rainbow for Gii Ballas’ Chapter No. 396 Oder of at the Trucksville Methodist Churs | Eastern Star — attended the organ | Educational Building tonight, hu | recital of their director, Mrs. Virgin- | day, May 9. ? 1 photo by David Kozemchak | Linda Williams, James] Row 2: Peggy Mathers, Judy |Nixon, Thomas Vernon, Thomas Dana, Suzanne Messick, Linda La-| Meyers, John Lewis, William Row- moreaux, Carol Sue Bauerly, Carol !ett, Mark Davies, Robert Bayer, Reimiller, Gretchen Hefft, Scott 6 Russell Stass. Shuster, Damon Young, Robert |’ Row 5: Dcnna Smith, Myra Berti, Parry, Larry Earl, Thomas Shaver, | Pat Nixon, Debbie Savickas, Debbie Ronald De Vincentis, Jim Harris, | Slates, Ann Barnes, Beverly Dick- firic Dingle, Ronald Ray, and Mr. | son, Suzanne Gula, Todd Richards, | gy Darrcin, Deborah Billings, Shirley | Brown, Barbara Hughs, Joan Reese. Garmon, Camp. Thomas Rowett, Russell Williams, | Row 3: | Diane Schweiss, Karen | Warren DeWitt, Robert Wiley, Tag, Bev. Roberts, Elva Costello, | Elenor James, Richard Mendelson, | Russell Eyet. ! Row 6: Sherrill Dymond, Vickie Ditlow, Reba Heidel, Cindy Culver, Barbara Honeywell, Barbarg Brown, | Carole Jefferys, Nancy Brown, Sha- ron Piekanski, Linda Parry, Pat Peiffer, Robert Graham, Cris Maury, Ernest Gay. Cathy Reese, Cindy Supulski, Nancy Covert, Charles Garris, George Block, Thomas Jenkins, Jack Magee, Paul Priebe, Roger Maury, David Kapson, Charles Wolverton. Row 4: June Tippet, Sandy Tait, Mimi Mohr, Dottie Philo, Sandra Sherwood, Dciana Priebe, Cynthia; Legion To Meet Daddow Isaacs Post 672, Ameri- can Legion, will meet Friday May 10, 1963 at 8 P.M. at the Post Home, Memorial Highway. Richard Staub, Post Commander, will preside. Robert Evans from Boy Scout Headquarters is expected ‘to talk to the Post about organization of a Scout Troop. Final plans will be made for the Memorial Day Parade. Paul Shaver is chairman. church, with many thanks to him. Mother and daughter tea will be held at the Methodist church Fri- day evening May 10th, at 7 p.m. also a program, The theme will be Civil War Roundtable Missionary To Speak The Commission on Missions will Plans Gettysburg Trek | sponsor a special Mission Service at Back Mountain. Roundtable will | the Dallas Methodist Church, Sun- sponsor .a Dutch Treat Tour of | day night at 6:30. Rev. Dr. Howard | Gettysburg, Antietam and Harper’s | Brinton, missionary, will speak on Ferry, May 17, 18 and 19. | his work in Katange, Africa, and will | CI IED TD HE «EI EE IED «ER <A ET ID Pr <I TDP <I «AE CER CTR << <i TY CD EB <TD ER <I <r <I <> <a <i For the Greatest Mother in the World ; Ay = i” J) >) ) 7 / C) HARRY'S 3 W. a a NORCROSS Mother's Day CARDS Lovely to Send... 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