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En] a dren, Tommy, fourteen, Joseph, ten,
Therese Marie Harris | Go rald, ir Mary Jo, DR -
A nine and a half pound daugh- | Charles, five and Bernadette, four.
ter, Therese Marie, was born to Mr. | Mrs. Harris is the former Mary |
and Mrs. Joseph Harris, Yeager { Ann Yesson, Edwardsville. Mr.
Avenue, Dallas, June 1 at-Nesbitt | Harris is employed as a bookkeeper
Hospital. There are six other chil- | in the office of Natona Mills.
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Monday evening at Fellowship Mrs. Marian Searfoss, R.D. Har-
Hall, Trucksville Methodist Church, ! veys Lake, will be admitted to
Piano students of Mrs. Florence | Presbyterian Hospital, Philadelphia,
| Sherwood, will present a program, | today.
| with Betty joan Davis and Yat, She will undergo ear surgery to-
| Wardell as soloists. morrow, Her husband, Richard,
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Wilkes-Barre Ballet Guild will pre-' _. : : . : :
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| sent two brief sketches. Andy Bul- | will reside in Philadeiphis, while his
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‘Sherwood Pupils To
| Present Recital
i | Bankos will dance, accompanied by | ford, Janis Blight, Michael Swingle,
5 | Edward Shiner and Walter Mame
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Students participating will be: | Hunter.
| Judith Young, Patricia Balita, Bon- A free will offering will be taken
| nie Yascur, Jane Ann Sorber, Denise | for Dawn Sherwood Memorial Organ
Sherwood, Dean Johnsen, Gail Tek Fund.
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MARJORIE SAUNDERS
Mr. and Mrs. George Richards,
of Huntsville Road, Dallas, an-
nounce the approaching marriage of
their daughter, Marjorie Saunders
to Ronald Coolbaugh, son of Mrs.
Arthur Coolbaugh and the late
Arthur Coolbaugh, RD 1, Dallas.
Miss Saunders is the daughter of |
the late Reginald Saunders. She
is a graduate of Dallas Senior High
School and is employed with Pi-
oneer Manufacturing, Wilkes-Barre.
Mr. Coolbaugh is self employed.
The wedding will take place
Saturday, August 24 at Huntsville
Christian. Church.
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Rev. and Mrs. Fred M. Eister will
celebrate their 25th Wedding Anni-
versary on Saturday, June 15. They
will mark the event with open house
from 2 to 9 on Saturday, at their
home in the Methodist Parsonage,
Alderson, Harveys Lake.
Rev. Eister and the former
| Kathryn Fisher exchanged vows in
First Lutherian Church, Westmin-
ster, Maryland, on June 15, 1938.
They both graduated from Sun-
bury High School. Mrs. Eister is the
daughter of Lila and the late John
C. Fisher. Rev. Eister’s parents were
David and Verda Eister.
Their marriage was blessed with
four children: Fred, Jr., Johnstown,
Pa., twins, Robert and Jacqueline
deceased, and John, at home. John
attended Columbia High School in
South Orange, New Jersery and
eagerly anticipates his enrollment in
the local High School. There are two
grandchildren, who will attend the
celebration.
The Eisters have returned to this
area recently after three years in
San Juan, Puerto Rico. During their
married life they lived
Juan, Puerto Rico, Maplewood, N.dJ.
Both have been active in church
and community affairs. Mrs. Eister
is Past Matron of Wilkes-Barre Chap-
ter 90, Order of Eastern Star, re-
cently made honorary member of
Puerto Rico Chapter 1 and also of
the Grand Chapter of Puerto Rico,
O.E.S.
Rev. Eister is general manger of
Super-Form, Inc., and mister of
the Alderson Charge of the Method-
ist Church, serving the four churches
of Ruggles, Noxen, Alderson, and
Kunkle.
Rev. and Mrs. Fred ‘Eisler To
Mark Silver Wedding Date
in Plains, |
‘Sunbury, Kulpmont, Baltimore, San
He is a member of Masonic Lodge
448, Dieu Le Veut Commandery,
Irem Temple of Wilkes-Barre,
and Caldwell Consistory of Blooms-
burg, has also served as Chaplain
and a member of the Ceremonial
Divan of the Shrine Club of Puerto
Rico.
For over 36 years he has been
actively associated with the Boy
Scouts as a Scout and Scouter.
In 1960, Rev. Eister addressed
the Philippine Conference of the
Methodist Church, and preached in
|mumerous Provinces throughout the
Philippines and in Hong Kong.
While in Puerto Rico he served as
Civilian Chaplain end preached at
the Fort Erooke and Fort Buchan-
nan Chapels.
Dallas WSCS Meets
W.S.C.S. of Dallas Methodist
Church met recently for a covered
dish luncheon. Hostesses were Mes-
dames Homer Moyer, John LaBerge,
Howard Wiley, Walter Brunges,
Guy Faust and Miss Mary Jane
Faust. Greeters were: Mrs. John
Blase and Mrs. Nelson Nelson. De-
votions and program were given by
Mrs. Russell Lawry. Mrs. Charles
Hosler presided, Mrs. David Evans
presented the budget.
Jay Raymond Chappel
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Chapgell,
North Main Street, Shavertown,
nounce the birth of a six pound
eleven ounce son, Jay Raymond,
born May 31 at Wyoming Valley
Hospital. This is the first child.
Mrs. Chappell is the former Janet
Fernstrom, Wilkes-Barre. Mr. Chap-
pell is employed as an apprentice
electrician.
Lutheran Church were feted at a
banquet Friday evening with the
ladies of the church serving the
baked ham dinner.
Clayton Stetson gave the tribute
| sponded with a tribute to dads.
| Group singing was led by Jack Eck.
Donald Voelker and Jeff Sieber
read poems dedicated to fathers.
Pastor Frederick Eidam made the
following presentation of awards:
Oldest father, ‘Charles Dressel;
youngest son, Ricky Potter; father
with the most sons, Robert Nygren.
Elwood Dungey won the balloon
contest for
sons. Marilyn Eck showed slides
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On HIS DAY —
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Short Sleeve
Sport Shirts
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Ladies Entertain St. Paul's
Fathers and Sons At Dinner
Fathers and sons of St. Paul's|of her Rotary Exchange trip to
Northern Rhodesia.
Committee in charge of planning
and serving were: Mesdames Fred
Eck, Robert Voelker, Fred Dodson,
Walter Heidere, Roy Trexler, Paul
Priebe, Arthur Marth, Charles Sie-
ber and Walter Gosart.
Misses Nancy Dungey, Donna
Priebe, Janice Priebe, Linda Rowett,
Beverly Eck, Susan Karl, Gaye
Williams and Charlyn Ell
‘The following fathers and’ sons
were present: Henry C. Moyer gad
Peter, Bill Dungey, Jack Ma¥Pn,
Bob Monk, Earl and Dan, Carl
Hirner, Frank Gelsleichter, iSr., gd
Frank, Jr., and Robert, Beie
Rogers, Charles Dodson, Fred Dod-
son, Sheldon MacAvoy, Dan and
Tommy.”
Frederick J. Eck and Jack, Johm
| Marth, Roy W. Trexler and Edward,
{Paul A. Priebe and Paul,
Neilson
Andrews, Richard J. Potter and
Ricky, Obed Hontz and Billy, Fred
Nicely, Fred amd Robert, Harold
Ash and Tom.
Charles Dressel, Robert Nygren,
Robbie, David and Dale, Tex Wilson,
Tex and Ted, Roy Stair, Louis Cot-
tle, Newton H. Hess, Howard Swain,
Peter and Thomas, Charles Sieber,
and Jeff, Byron Katchen and grand-
sons, Ricky and Jackie, Clayton
Stetson, Neal and Kevin.
Nelson Williams and Danny, Rob-
ert Bayer, sons Robert and Scott,
George E. Williams, Robert Voelker,
sons Robert, Donald and David,
Harry J. P. Frohm, Frank L. Frohm,
Elwood Dungey and Clifton, Dick
Rudy, Donald Holdredge, Vic Mec-
‘Carty and ‘Ricky, Walter Gerlach,
'Sr., Chet Hartman, Walter Gosart,
sons Walter, Jim and Alan.
Entertains Friends
At 9th Birthday Party g
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Rusiloski,
Chase Road, were hosts at a birth-
day party given in honor of Heir
daughter, Ruth Ann, who celebrat-
ed her ninth birthday Saturday.
Attending were Penny Metz and
Jimmie Newhart, Mr. and Mrs. Shel-
don Rice amd son, Fulton; Mrs.
Claude Newhart, Donna Richardson,
Jeffery Smith, Leslie Hendrecy,
Glenna Brown, Robert Williams,
Betty Davis, Domnie Jones, Frank
Schultz, Leonette Palmer, Paul
Fritz, Janie Niezgoda, Donna Ide,
William Lozo, Charles Evans, Mich-
elle Wagner,
Carolyn Edwards, Paul
chick, Denise Sherwood,
Adam-
Scott
Sherwood, Sharon and Laurie Kittle, .
Gail. and David Cooper, Sheila
Cooper, Genne . and Rene Reese,
Cathy, Susie and Ronnie Sorber,
Jimmie and David Higgins, Ci
and Warren Gensel and Chester
Rusiloski, Jr.
Brent Long Was
Eight On June 9th
Bremt Long, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Alvin Long, Parrish Street, was
feted at a picnic at Benton Park
Sunday, June 9th, on his eighth
birthday.
Silvetleaf Club.
The Kunkle Silverleaf Club will
meet at the home of Mrs. Lillian
Kunkle, 122 School Stret, Shaver-
town, Tuesday, June 18 at 8 p.m.
Members are requested to bring
a twenty-five cent white elephant
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