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Lorey Ann Coolbaugh
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Coolbaugh,
ir., Dymond Hollow, announce the
girth of their first child May 19 at
aeneral Hospital, where Lorey Ann |
veighed in at seven =ounds four
ounces. Mrs. Coolbaugh is the
Jormer Patricia Eyet, daughter of
“ir. and Mrs. Glenn Eyet of Orange.
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MARIAN OLENICK
| Statewide recognition of fine art
| work was recently awarded a Dallas
High School Senior.
Marian Olenick, daughter of Mr.
| and Mrs. Michael Olenick, Shaver-
{ town, was notified last week by the |
| Pennsylvania Federation of Women’s :
| Clubs that she had received second
| place in the Pennsylvania Hallmark
| Art Talent Contest.
| The local student’s entry was a
I pastel entitled “American Vision”
| and was submitted in the state wide
| judging by tke Dallas Senior Wo-
‘men’s Club, after it had received
"first prize in district competition.
| Miss Olenick would like to con-
| tinue in the art field following grad-
' uation.
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| David Roman Has
Sixth Birthday Party
Mr. and Mrs. John Roman, Moore-
town, entertained last week at a
birthday party honoring their son,
David who was six on May 19. Games
were played and
birthday cake and refreshments
served. Attending were Mary Carol
Roman; Robert Moyer, Jr.; ‘Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Moyer, Sr.; Tina Pav- |
lick; Jeff Cragle; Keith Cheryl and |
Allan Kittle; Mrs. Earl Kittle, Jr.;
Donna, Pat, and Cynthia Roman; Bud
Rosencrans; Mr. and Mrs. John Pav-
lick; Betsy, Micky, Anna and Tom
Rusnak; Mrs. Robert Cragle; Mr. and
Mrs. Peter Maransky; Mr. and Mrs.
Robert. Lamoreaux, ‘the guest of
honor and his parents.
Planned Parenthoed’s
Dessert Party June 11
Irem Temple Country Club will
| provide the festive setting for* a
gala summer ‘De-gert Card Party,
| Tuesday, June 11, 12:30 p.m. spcn-
sored by the Planned Parenthood
| Association of Luzerne County, an
innovation announced by the Presi-
dent, Mrs. Louis Berger. High-
lighting the festivities will be booths
for browsers, running gamut from
| paper party decorations, to con-
| temporary imported decorator de-
| lights and baked goods.
| Ticket; are available, Kirby Health
| Center, and Irem Temple Country
Club the day of the party.
| Proceeds go to the Planned Par-
| enthood Federation of America,
Inc. for vital research and aid
| throughout the world where popu-
lation explosion is a problem, and
to maintain the Planned Parent-
hood Clinic and office, Kirby Health
" Center.
the traditional
THE DALLAS POST, WEDNESDAY, MAY 29, 1963
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new PTA officers. Z Am EE
Newly elected officers of Dallas
Junior High School PTA were in-
"stalled at the last meeting of the
{current season Thursday evening in
| the school auditorium by Professor |
Welton Farrar, of Wilkes College.
|
president; Mrs.
treasurer.
| sident presided
Taking office were:
George
secretary and Mrs.
Students Entertain PTA
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and
Mrs. Welton Farrar, retiring pre-
presented
Morris Slater, | flowers to the new officers.
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Dallas Junior High School Students entertain their parents with a Spanish dance at installation or
president; Mrs. Elwood Swingle, vice | Mrs,
Bauman, |
Robert: Block, | ship in the PTA and Mrs. Farrar
Photo by Kozemchcak
Carlton Davies, past presi-
dent, was presented a life member-
presented with a past president's
pin 'by retiring treasurer, Mr. Carl
Kaschenbach.
The large turnout of membership
was pleasantly entertained by stu-
dents from the French and Spanish
departments. who put on a program
to show students progress of Spanish
and French songs, dances'and short
amusing skits. All the dialogue was
in Spanish and French: The program
was under the direction of Mrs.
Ruth Fossedal and Mrs. Alice Wool-
bert, teachers in the Modern Foreign |
Language Department.
Refreshments were served after
the meeting by the mothers of the
seventh grade students, with Mrs.
John Blase as chairman.
Celebrating’ her 90th birthday,
Sunday, May 26, was Mrs. Liva Gor-
don, Pike’s Creek, who resides with
her daughter, Mrs. Letha Bakor.
The former Liva Hughey, daugh-
ter of the late George and Emily
Barbara Hughey, Plymouth, Mrs.
Gordon resided in that community
uatil her marriage to O. H. Gordon
July 20, 1890 at Maple Grove
Church, Pike's Creek by Rev. Raw-
lings.
Mr. Gordon passed away: six years
ago. Six .children were born to the
Mr. and Mrs.
Beaumont, will celebrate their fifti-
day, June 4.
Mrs. Rifenberry is the former Ruth
Barber, Luzerne. The couple was
married in the home of the bride-
groom’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. S.
Rifenberry, Luzerne by Rev. W. J.
Day, Bennett Presbyterian Church.
Mr, and Mrs. Rifenberry have been
residents of the Back Mountain for
| thirty years, with Mr. Rifenberry
| operating 'a farm in Beaumont. For
| eight years, he also worked as a
| state highway employee.
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‘To Entertain At
Dinner Dance
| Invitations were issued recently |
by Miss Barbara Durkin and Miss
Betsy Smith both of Shrine View,
| Dallas, for a dinner dance, Wednes-
| day evening, June’5, following com-
| mencement at Wyoming Seminary
! Day School. Guests will include their
| classmates.
| = Joe Nardone’s All Stars will furn-
"ish the music for dancing.at the Dur:
(kin home.
Miss Smith, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Harrison H. Smith, plans to en-
roll in Holton Arms School, Wash-
ington, D.C. Miss Durkin, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. James Durkin, has
enrolled at MacDuffie S'¢ ho o1,
John. Rifenberry, «
eth wedding anniversary on Tues-
DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
[Mis Liva Gordon Observes i
Ninetieth Birthday Anniversary
couple; Mrs. Selma Harrison, Atlan-
[tic City; Wayne Gordon, insurance
‘representative, Shavertown; Ray
Gordon, Bloomsburg; = Lawerence
' Gordon and Mrs. Letha Baker, Dal-
las, 'R.D.
| There are also 22 grandchildren
and fifty five great grandchildren.
| Mrs, Gordon keeps occupied with
mending, sewing and some house-
work, her activities curtailed by
i arthritis.
From the Dallas Post, our sincere
wish for additional happy birthdays.
Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary
For Beaumont Couple Sunday
Both he and Mrs. Rifenberry enjoy
good health and keep very active.
Her favorite hobbies are needlework
and gardening, while her husband
tends to his farm chores.
Four children were born to the
couple: A. S. Rifenberry, Syracuse,
N.Y.; Mrs. Margaret Clarke, William
and Merton Rifenberry, all of Beau-
mont.
There are sixteen grandchildren
and eight great grandchildren.
Open house will be held in honor
of the observance on Sunday, June
2, at the home of their son, Merton,
[from 1 to 4 p.m.
Mrs. John J. Martin
Honored On Birthday
Mrs. John J. Martin, Stafford
| Street, Trucksville, was honored at
a birthday party held at her home
on May 17. A buffet luncheon was
| served. Centerpiece was a birthday
| cake, baked by Mrs. Alice Tinsley.
Guests were fellow-employees of the
{ honoree, all nurses at Wilkes-Barre
General Hospital, Attending were
Mesdames Alice Tinsley, Stacia Bor-
| suk, Monica Wildes, Eleanor Selijewr
1 ski, Celia Uren; Misses Betty Moore,
| Betsy Black, Jean Volpetti, Ber-
nice Laibianis, Delia Torregianni and
| Betty Harring.
| Mrs. Martin was the recipient of
many lovely gifts.
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