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Robert Howell DeWitt
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Mrs! DeWitt is the for- | Pr ingle Baseball Team and is employ-
Mr. De-
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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, MAY 16, 1963
| Cynthia Madge Swepston |Has Unusual Present
An eight pound eight ounce For Mother’ S Day
an- daughter, Cynthia Madge, was born
to Mr. amd Mrs. Harry Swepston, |
Dallas RD 4, May 4th at General
There are four
children, Harry III, ten, Julia, seven,
four and Polly Ann, two.
Mrs. Swepston is the former Joyce
He is a graduate of Lake-Lehman Colson Indiznapolis.
: iis employed with Techweld, Inc.
has an unusual Mother’ s Day pres-
ent, a round trip ticket to Phoenix, |
Arizona. Mrs. Girvan’s daughter |
Mrs. Albert Lewis has made reser-
vations by jet for her mother, and
expects Mrs. Girvan to be with her |
for over two weeks. During that
time they will make a point of
seeing Miss Miriam Lathrop, first
librarian of the local library, who
lives in Sup City not far from
Phoenix.
Mrs. Girvan’s son William will |
drive to Dallas for her May 31,
take her to his home in Allandale, |
N.' J. and drive: her
June 1, where she will take the
noon jet flight, landing in Phoenix
six hours later.
Cynthia Kipp Is Sixteen
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Kipp,
Sweet Valley, entertained at a
| der Saturday evening honoring
their daughter, Cynthia, who was
| sixteen, May 12. A lovely birthday
| cake was baked and decorated by
| her mother. Attending were class-
| mates: Joanne Mz=keel and Carolyn
i Keris,
| guest of honor and her parents.
| Cynthia’s grandparents, Mr. and
[Mrs Nicholas Kozemchak, Plains,
j were guests at the Kipp home on
i Sunday.
Republicans! VOTE
Bill
to Idlewild |
Gerard and Nicky Kipp, the |
‘Mr. and Mrs. George Price
Mrs. John Girvan, Lake Stree oh) Celebrate Forty-fifth Anniversary
| Mr. and Mrs. George Price, South
} Pioneer Avenue, Trucksville, ob-
served their forty fifth wedding an-
niversary, Tuesday, May 14. May,
being a month of many special oc-
casions, the family recently cele-
brated the birthdays of Mr. and
Mrs. Price's son and grandson, also |
| the approaching birthday of Mrs.
Price. on. the 20th, at a family
| dinner. |
The couple have two sons, Bern-
ard and Frederick. Bernard is |
Personnel Officer in the Franklin |
' Delano Roosevelt Hospital in Mon-
| rose, N. Y. He lives in Yorktown
Heights, N. Y., with his wife and
children, Bernard and Nancy. Fred-
erick is’ a retired Major in the
Army, but is continuing in Civilian
Observe Enniversary
Mr: and Mrs. Charles Lamoreaux,
Huntsville Road, Dallas, celebrated
their 17th wedding anniversary on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Lamoreaux is the former
Louise Moreck, Shavertown.
The couple have four children,
Betty Ann, Charles, Jr., Jeff aad
Carol Ann.
Mr. Lamoreaux is employed by
, Whitesell Brothers and is a special
police officer in Dallas Bosough
Herbert Moye Moyer Has
| Birthdey Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Moyer, Out-
| let, entertained at a birthday dinner
|on Sunday in hcior of their son,
Herbie, wao celebrated his 9th birth-
day. : z
| Present were: Mr. and Mrs. Jess
| Boice, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hoover
| and daughter, Patsy, Idetown; Dean
| Leng, Sweet Valley ;Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Boice, Harrisburg; Mrs. Ralph
| Moyer, Stillwater; Mrs. Vivian Moy-
er and children, Jimmie and Bev-
| erly, Outlet; sister, Connie, the guest |
| of honor end the host and hostess.
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' wife and children, Judith, Frederick held Monday evening at St.
: At Shavertown Methodist Gosart, Elwood Dungey, Thomas Ash,
| WSCS will sponsor a “Spring Tuiae
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Cari I. Swanson
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— Lake Township —
And Daughters At
Service with the same rank. He | A departure from the usual mark-
resides in Richmond, Va., with his ed the Mother and Daughter Dmg
aul’s
Lutheran Church Monday evening,
when the Men’s Brotherhood pre-
pared and served a delicious Roast
Beef dinner to their wives, daughters
and ladies of the ccngregation.
Invocation was given by Pastor
| Frederick Eidam, who also led group
singing.
A lovely floral centerpiece was a-
warded to Mrs. Margaret Dilg, oldest
mother present. Attractive flowering
plants were given to ‘the oldest
mother present at each table: Mrs.
Charles Dressel, Mrs. Fred Dodsen,
Mrs. Louis Cottle, Mrs. Margaret
Charles and Jane Ann.
Mr. and Mrs. Price were married
‘in the Hazleton Evangelical Church
by Rev. S. H. Chubb.
Mrs. Price is the former |Viola
Banks, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Bernard Banks, West Maple street,
Wilkes-Barre, where Mrs. Price
grew up.
Mr. Price is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Daniel Price, Plains, where!
he spent his childhood.
Prior to retiring, Mr. Price was
employed with Mose Griffith Real
Estate, for fifty years.
_ | Dilg, Mr. Frank Gelsleighter, Sr.
They are members of St. Luke's | ys Earl Monk, Mrs. Clara Letts,
Reformed Church, Wilkes-Barre. Mrs. Willard Lozo, Sr., Mrs. Arthur
Robin Gay Dilfield
A nine pound, three ounce _. 4
daughter, Robin Gay, was born to : 3
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dilfield, Mea-| Colored slides of the Southwest
dowerest, Tracksville May 4th at and Mexico were shown and discrib- |
General Hospital. There are two ©d by Roy Trexler, president of the
other daughters, Kathy, five and | Men's Brotherhood.
Karen, seventeen months. Mrs. Del- | Following members of the organ- |!
field is the former Carol Altamus, ization served: Ted Woolbert, Roy
Marth.
Youngest mother, Mrs. Frank Gel-
sleighter, Jr., also received an a-
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Carverton. Mr. Dilfield is employed | Trexler, Chester Hartman, Robert!
with Federal Aviation Agency. Voelker, Carl Hirner, Fred Templin, |
Frederick Anderson, Sheldon Mac
Avoy, .Fred Nicely, Thomas Sieber,
Fred Dodson, Charles Sieber, Walter
“Spring Tune Up” Treat
(Ri chard Rudy, Edward Trexler, Rob-
Lert Campbell, William Dungey.
Guests were Mrs. Charles Roberts,
Up” on Friday evening in the church Charlotte Roberts, Susan Karl, Chris-
parlors at 8 p.m. | tina Karl, Mrs. Walter Karl, Mrs.
Mrs. William Shewan will give a Robert Voelker, Barbara Ann Voel-
humorous reading, with the Wilkes | | ker, Mrs .Charles Dressel, Mrs. Rob- |
Barons Barber Shop Quartet adding | ert Ash. Mrs. Harold Ash, Mrs. El-
much to an evening of deli ghtful | Wood Dungey, Beth Ann Dvungey,
entertainment. Mrs. George Williams, Gay Williams,
Tickets may be purchased at the Mrs. Ethel J. Smith, ‘Judith Mac-
dot Gr How aby member of the Avoy, Mrs. Sheldon MacAvoy, Mrs.
ociet F. E. Dodson, Mrs. B. D. Rogers, Lin-
= ye da Rogers.
Mr. and Mrs. A. George Prater, E. [ Mrs. Tex Wilson, Cathy Wilson,
Overbrook Avenue, have returned Mrs. Ted Wilson, Cathy Wilson, Mrs.
aftor spending ool visiting their | | Floreince Wilson, Betsy London, Mrs.
‘son, Bill in Baltimore and their | .R. Deamon, Mrs. Robert Monk,
daughter end son-in-law, Mr. and MTS. Irene Monk, Valerie
Mrs. Ted: Dymond, Fanwood, New Marguerite Daley, Mary Lou Daley,
Jersey. § Mrs. James Kelly, Linda Rowett,
; Mrs. Walter Rowstt, Amy Rowett,
TS ERRRNY XY, | Mrs. Arthur Marth.
¥ REPUBLICAN , Flora Sue Anderson, Mrs. Fred
; Anderson, Mrs. Walter Gerlach, Mrs.
Walter Gosart, Mrs. Louise Cottle,
Margie Heintzelman, Mrs. Newton
Ness, Mrs. Shirlee Jones, Mrs. Fred
Nicely, Jr., Mrs. Fred Nicely, Sr.,
Fred Templin, Robin Templin, -
Mrs, Clara Letts, Mrs. Roy Trexler,
Nancy Dungey.
Mrs, Elsa Fischer, Mrs, Walter
Heidere, Mrs. Fred Daley, Ruth Marie
Daley, Mrs. Dorothy Jones, Mrs.
| Charles Sieber, Mrs. John Eck; Edith
J Templin, Mrs. Frederick Eck, Bev-
NN erly Eck, Mrs. Florence Eidam, Rev.
Frederick Eidam.
Announce Birth Of Sen
An eight pound fifteen ounce som,
Michael; was born to Mr. and Mrs, | i
Joseph DeCesaris, RD 5 Shaver-
town, May 2nd at Nanticoke State !
Hospital. © There are two other |
children, Joseph, three and An!
thony, two. Mrs. DeCesaris is the |
former « Mary Lou Zakszewski,
Nanticoke. Mr. DeCesaris is ent
ployed as corrections officer at the |
Chase ‘Institution. he
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Shavertown Methodist Church
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Brotherhood Honors Mothers
St. Paul's
Mrs. Stephen Welitchko, Mrs.
Frank Gelsleighter, Jr., Brenda, Deb-
ra and Diane Gelsleighter, Mrs.
Frank Gelsleighter, Sr., Mrs. Howard
Swain and Nancy Swain, Mrs. Arnott
Jones, Mrs. Paul Priebe, Donna and
Janice Priebe.
Mrs. Margaret Dilg, Mrs. Ted Wool.
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REPUBLICAN...
the school board
must be a voice of the
community.”
“
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good, sane education; have
the courage to say NO to
non-essentials.
| VOTE
WILLIAM W.
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| School Director
Dallas Area School District
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