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Noxen
Ray Evelan,
Samuel Keithline |
ounce the birth of a son, Harry |
‘ames, at Tyler Hospital, June 28th. | her daughter Mrs. Nick Novak and
irs. Keithline is the former Myra | family,
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| Captain Gerald S. Evelan has Harry Siglin.
een transferred from Hamilton Air |
orce Base at California to Griffis
\ir Force Base, Rome, N. Y. The
amily has been visiting at the
ome of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. | the summer with Mrs. Arba Dim
Nilliam MacMillan, Noxen, and also | mick.
Lt the home of his parents, Mr, and
Ars.
Joann Schenck, Massena, N. Y.
is visiting her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Schenck. Helen
Rhode, Atlantic City, is spending
Mrs. Bernard Deadler, Mark end
Williamsport. Kathie are spending several days
erald is a radar obsérver in the | with Mr. and Mrs. Bernie Dendler,
\ir Force.
- Mr. and Mrs.
Massena, N. Y.
Vicitors at the home of Mrs. Ira
Beahm during the weekend were
Mrs.
Illinois
Slidell, Louisiana,
Michael Novak Brookfield,
| and Mrs. Daniel Novak, Sayre.
Douglas
Metuchin,
Affie Blizzard, Ward,
and James Vanderhoff,
IN. J.. spt the weekend with Del-
I bert and Christine Blizzard.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren H. Beahm,
Loren, Martin, Pamela and Kevin,
Elizabethtown, spent the weekend
! with Mrs. Ira Beahm.
| Macaroni
Young adult class of Noxen
Methodist. church met at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. William Crossman
Main Highway
DARING’'S
recently. Attending were: Mr. and
Mrs. . William Evans, Linda and
Dennis; Mr. and Mrs. Albert Patton,
Patty, Debby and Betty; Mr. and
Jr.; Mr. and Mrs.
grer; Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Den-
mon, Pamela and Ricky; Mr. and
Mrs, Harold Hackling and family;
Mr. and Mrs. William Crossman,
Linda, David, Peggy aid Emily.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Boone and
Michele, Eyer’s Grove, spent the
holiday with the William Engel-
mans.
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Race Wal-!
lingford, Conn., spent the weekend |
at their home in Noxen.
Roy Newell. They continued on to |
Corpus Christie, Texas where they |
visited Mrs. Delores Spencer, a
sister to Mrs. Murphy. Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Calvert, Staten Islend, N.Y.,
called on the Murphys Sunday.
Mr.
visited
674-8481 — Dallas
ence Sprague,
Inkerman,
Choice Western
CHUCK
Fresh Lean i
GROUND BEEF
Ib. 45¢ 1b.55¢
Center Cut ib 39 3-1bs. ib. 49
1b. 49¢ 5 C i $1.29 gc
Frying Darings Large or Long
CHICKEN BOLOGNA
Legs Breasts (By the piece)
Ib. 3%¢
. 59¢
. 59¢
. 49c
. 69¢
40c
. 40c
Frankfurters
Large Bologna
Ring Bologna __
Reef Bologna
Veal Loaf
Dutch Loaf
Potato Salad . Ib. 85¢
Salad
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MORIAL LiBRA
The continued growth and development of the Back Mountain Area are very important to us.
‘PENNSYLVANIA GAS
and WATER Company
DARING’S SAUSAGE SPECIALTIES
— OUR OWN SALADS —
Ib. 35¢ |
ES BE EEE ESD
| Corn Beef 1/, 1b. 9c
Roast Beef 1, 1b. 50c
| Pork Sausage, loose 55¢ cas. 59¢
Kielbassi, smoked "5c, fresh 62»
Cheese Loaf ........... 1 1b. 35¢
Pepperettes ..Y lb. 55¢
| Cole Slaw
Baked Beans 1b. 33¢ §
EEN ES EE ED
Mrs. Byron Cooke, Judy and Byron |
Spencer Holm- |
Mr. and Mrs. William Murphy
and William Jr., and Pat Newell
motored ‘to Fort Jackson, S. C.|
where they visited Pat’s brother '
and Mrs. Dana Decker, Kas- |
son Brook and Mr. and Mrs. Clar-'
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, JULY 11, 1963 |
Mr. and Mrs, Harry Keiper on Fri-
day. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lewis,
Hunlock Creek, called on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vancampen
and Timmy, Endicott and Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Henning and Matthew,
Apalachin, N. Y., spent the holiday
with the Lawrence Races.
Larry Case, Bedford, spent
! several days with his parents, Mr.
|
"and Mrs. Loren Case.
i Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ruff, Sr,
Mr, rand Mrs. Fred (Case, Mildred
Jane, Ricky, Loren and Roger re-
turned Saturday after a week's va-
| caticin in Canada.
Mrs. Thomas Lane, Billy, Margie.
i and Tommy, Avenel,
spent the weekend with Mrs. Doro-
thy French.
| Apprentice ‘Seaman R'chard E.
Smith of Memphis, Tenn., spent a
| couple days at the home of his par-
| ents.
Mrs. Wheeler Hess entertained at
a surprise party on Saturday eve-
ning in honor of Mrs. Clark Oliver's
birthday anniversary. Present were
Mesdames: Willard Bender, Joseph
Dotter, Gomer Thomas, Earl Rich-
ards, and G. H. Rauch.
Fernbrook
Kathy and Karen Karuza, Poplar
Street. are spending a few days at
Girl Scout Camp, Wildwood, Har-
vey’s Lake.
Mrs. Andrew Roberts,
Street, has
visiting her sister, Mrs. Leona Ford,
gor New Jersey. .
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Roberts,
Hemlock Street, spent a few days
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hadsall
and family in Caldwell, New Jersey.
Sincere sympathy is extended to
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sidorek, Harris
Street, on the death of Mr.
dorek’s sister, Mrs. Ann Berdy, Ed-
1S3-
wardsville.
Mrs, Thomas Jordan, Demunds
Road, is recuperating at ther home
from a badly smashed left hand,
caught in a car door.
Teddy Cross, Wilkes-Barre, spent
a few days visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Victor Borzene, Demunds Road.
Mr. end Mrs. George Shaver, Jr.
and family, E. Overbrook Avenue
and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Reese and
family, Demunds Road, have re-
turned home after a two week va-
cation at North Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Dymond, E.
Overbrook Avenue, spent a few
days visiting relatives in Upper
Na]
Hemlock |
returned home after’
Dog Obedience Trial Sunday
Anthracite Dog Training Club will to the public from 10 am. to 6 p.m. | class (two dogs worked together),
hold its first annual obedience trial
| ue, Kingston, Sunday at 10 a.m.
| Olinda of Barthel, C. D. X. Dalma-
| tion owned and trained by Mrs.
Bart Collett, Trucksville, is shown
here clearing the high jump in the
Open exercises. Trial will be open
Greenwood Soke New Jersey.
Mrs. Harold Evans end children, '
Carol and Champ, Poplar Street
and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bruza,
spent five days visiting Rev. and
Mrs. Gordon DeSanto in Pittsburgh. |
Ted Muchler, Delair, New Jersey
and Dave Nixon, Wilkes-Barre,
spent Friday visiting Mr. and Mrs. |
Henry Randall, Roushey Plot.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Creglow and
daughters ‘Shreueport, Louisiana, |
spent Monday visiting Mr. and Mrs
John Gosart, E. Overbrook Avenue.
City will be August 24 and 25,
Hotel, Call Mrs. Andrew Roberts,
Hemlock Street, Fernbrook.
x PENNSYLVANIA GAS
gnc SysUrInn Company
Congentulates
and
Offers Best Wishes for
WE
to the
ACK
Y
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
July 11, 12 and 13
‘Congratulations from Pennsylvania Gas and Water Company
to the citizens of the Back Mountain Area for their industri-
ous, intelligent and self-sacrificing efforts in this splendid,
worthwhile endeavor.
RET ns
In the Back Mountain Area,
Telephone — Enterprise 2-0668 — Toll Free |
For Sales and Service Information
at Scandlon Field, Wyoming Aven-
. | Mrs.
The annual bus trip to Atlantic |
group staying at the Gerry-Kelton |
Refreshments will be served.
Many Back Mountain members |
have entered dogs. There are
trophies, ribbons and cash prizes in
all classes. With an entry of over
seventy dogs in all classes, the
classes will be divided as follows:
Novice A and B for beginners,
[oot A and B for more advanced
work, and Utility for the most
experienced dogs. Extra classe
providing a thrill in precision or
| and Team class (four dogs and
handlers in a drill).
Chairmen have been preparing
vigorously for the coming event.
They are as follows:
DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
Trucksville.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Meade and
daughters, Connie and Beverly,
Baltimore, spent the 4th of July
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Meade. Their son, Billy, who is
stationed at Fort Eustice, Virginia
is having a leave with his family.
Mrs. Libbie Smith is a patient in
the U.S. Naval Hospital, Bethesda,
Maryland. x
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Keil and
children, Erie, recently spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Loren
Keller. Anne and Roy are remain-
ing for an extended visit.
Mr, and Mrs, Keller with Roy and
Anne, have returned home after
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Frank Prutz-
man and family.
Beaumont
The Warren Johnsons are spend-
ing the week at the Pittsburgh Hil-
ton attending the Rural Mail Car-
riers’ Convention.
Mrs. Madeline LaBarre and Bar-
bara Rood of Harveys Lake are
vacationing i Florida,
Dr. and Mrs. T. J. Keating, West
Chester, were recent guests of the
W. A. Austins,
Paul Nulton, III is spending some
time on Long Island, N. Y., with
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pilger with
their five children of Rochester,
N. Y., enjoyed last week with the
Stemley Kozaks and the Walter
Pilgers, Sr.
The Donald Murphys of Gouver-
neur, N. Y., have returned after
spending their vacation with Mrs.
| Trophies — Mrs. Dale Carle, Dal- | Violet Gary.
las; Judges—William Moss, Trucks- Harry Clark, Sr. has twenty
ville; Training — Bart Collett, | stitches a’ la head to remember an
Trucksville; Grounds — Bart: Col-; accident in his barn.
lett; Publicity — Mrs. Bart Collett;
Tickets — G.'J. Dettmore, Dallas;
Chief Steward — Hazel K. Price,
are Graduate Novice class, Brace Harvey's Lake.
P.F.C. William Casterline re-
Idetown turned to Camp Legience after
| Mrs,
ter, Mrs. Lila
| D.C., have returned to spend the
summer at their home here. Callers
since their return were: Mr. and
Donald Hilbert, Kingston; Mr
Mrs. J. M. Jones, Easton; Mr.
Mrs. Wesley G. Hilbert, Easton;
George Evans, Clarks Summit;
Mr. and Mrs. James Brace, Mrs.
| Lila Giberson, Donald and Walter
| Meade Jr.,
town.
Curtis Jay and Joanne, children
of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hoover with
| Cindy Anne, daughter of Mr. and |
| Mrs. Harry Sweptson, weve bap-
tized by Rev. Norman Tiffany at
| the Sunday morning service.
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Hilbert, Mrs.
| Wesley Hilbert and Mrs. Lia Felt :
spent Friday, July 5th with Mrs.
| Wesley Hilbert, daughter of Mrs.
| and
and
Mrs,
Wesley Hilbert and daugh- |
Felt, Washington, |
‘| William Casterline
and Bess Cooke of Ide-,
spending a leave with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. William Casterline.
| While home he Was entertained
'at a cook out at the home of his
sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and
i Mrs. James Barrall. Present were:
Jr,
Mrs. Willard = Crispell, Mrs. Ray
Wandell, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Col-
burn, and daughters Dorothy, Pam-
my and Elaine, Thomas Coburn
Sr, Mr. and Mrs. James Barrall
and children, Sandy and Jimmy
and Billy Barrall; Mr. and Mrs.
William Casterline.
Mrs. Alfred Hadsel and daughter,
Carol, visited Carlton Hadsel who
is employed in Washington, D. C.
Mrs. Claire Mckenna with Jo-
| anne Maloid - and daughter, Debbie,
cpent last week with Mr. ‘and Mrs.
Lawrence Sutton and family of!
Lodi, N. J.,, and with Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and:
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Eastern Star Buction
“Come on! Take a chance!!” is
the greeting of all officers and mem-
bers of the Dallas Chapter #396
Order of the Eastern Star as they
plan for their Auction Saturday,
July 27, at Meadow Lake Farm,
, home of Worthy Matron Mrs. Eve-
lyn Smith, Jackson.
Chances are for “The Red Wag-
on”, a teenager's dream of a recon-
ditioned sport car.
Refreshments, baked goods, new
goods solicited by the Past Matrons,
pony rides, jewelry, and handwork
committees are busily planning to
make July 27 a memorable day.
Entertains At Cards
Mrs. Harold Lamoreaux, Mill
street, recently entertained her card
club.
Those attending were Mesdames
Jesse Tumer, Clint Cobleigh, Eugene
Lavelle, Gladys Fink, Ted Newcomb,
Jean Phillips and Rae Taylor.
Refreshments were served and
| Soudon Matthews and family, Che- | Neil Smith and children in Nep- | prizes were won by Mrs. Turner and
nango Bridge, New York. They |
called on Mrs. Terry Abbott, Mrs.
| Hilbert’s granddaughter in Castle
Creek, New York.
|
tune, N. J.
| Mrs. John Cadugan, Santon, |
spent the weekend with Bess: Cooke
‘and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Updyke, |
Mrs. Fink.
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