SION B--PACT 3 THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, AUGUST 1, 1063 ~ NEWS FROM POST CORRESPONDENT S BEAUMONT, Mrs. William Austin’ NE 9-2544 ® MEEKER, Mrs. Fred Winter GR 7-2734 DALLAS, Carol Ann Williams 674-4109 eo MT. ZION, Rev. Charles Gilbert Harding 388-2270 FERNBROOK, Mrs. George Shaver 674-5460 ® NOXEN, Mrs. Ira Beahm NE 9-8522 HARVEYS LAKE, Mrs. Albert Armitage NE 9-9531 ® SHAVERTOWN, Mrs. F, W. Anderson 674-6351 ~ IDETOWN, Bess Cooke NE 9-5137 ® SWEET VALLEY: Mrs. Albert Ray GR 7-3271 ~ JACKSON TWP., William Hughes 696-1005 ® TRUCKSVILLE, Mrs. Arline Bessmer 696-1531 | LEHMAN, Mrs. Morton Connelly 674-2488 ® EAST DALLAS, Mrs. Irene Moore 674-2392 Me wi East Dallas . Sisters enjoyed their annual va- cation together when Mr, and Mrs. John Sedam, Marie Pomeroy, Flora Stock, Freda Hughey, Mrs. Allen Snyder, spent a week on Long Beach Island, Barnegat Bay. Harry Hughey and family. kept Fred company during Freda’s ab- sence. Fred is improving wonder- fully and really anxious mext operation, for his which almost ~ promises a complete recovery. ~ of Elizabeth Gell, Attending: “weeks. ~ They visited with Mrs. ~ formerly of Centermoreland, who is a guest in a home for retired minis- ~ Marie Pomeroy, Flora Stock, Freda Hughy, and Shirley Sedam plan to leave today for a trip to Janada and the New England : States. - Mr. and Mrs. Lester Moss, Upper Demunds Road, drove to English- town, N. J., Saturday to visit their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Souder. They returned to East Dallas Sunday, happy to get away from the terrific heat in Jersey. They also visited Walter Shutt, who returned to ‘the home of his sister, Irene Moore, Saturday, after having been a patient at Nes- bitt Hospital more than three His condition is fair. Mrs. Fred Dymond, Sr. and Vivi- an Dymond spent a few days in Ocean Grove and Red Bank, N. J. Munyon, ters wives in Red Bank. Franklin Township Firemen’s Auxiliary, Orange,” held a “Big Splash” (swimming) at the home Monday 22nd. Zarno, Althea Gardner, Louise Janet Dymond, Roberta James, Elizabeth Smith, Paula Hor- berger, Mrs. John Coon, Jr., x Heitzman, an, Ruth B. Schoonover, Ruth W. Schoonover, Ethel Jackson, Eliza- beth Zell, Josephine Davenport, ‘Rose Jones, Dorothy Schellen- Marian Brace, Mildred Gunning, Mabel Gay, ~ Regina Snaverly, Eudora Baird, he Bethel, Lois London, Viola Nora Dymond, Fannie ' Berlew, Jennie Kuderka, Erma Jean be ~Douglas, Marie Duffy, Lillian Evans. Patty Sickler, daughter of Mr. ii Mrs. Harry Sickler, Orange, flew to Hartford, Comn., for a va- cation with her aunt and grand- father, . George Schollenberger, Orange geceived a bad cut on his ear re- quiring thirty stitches, while work- ing with a lift on a tractor recently. . Miriam Dymond has returned to her home in Orange, having been patient in Nesbitt Hospital three weeks. ~~. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Harvey and Recebier Betty, and William Sal- mon, Johnson City, spent the ‘weekend in their pretty little pink summer home, Ransom Road, East VV VV VV CCCP - of Dallas: Jessie Moore and miece Megan, are spending a week with her son, Shepherd and family, Lanoka Har- EXPERT TAILORING 4 4 < 4 4 4 < 4 4 { 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 © Trouser Alterations { ® Skirts & Dresses Hemmed { i® Coat Alterations i 4 4 4 4 4 4 { < 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 < | Cleaning & Pressing ~ ADAM’S CLOTHES Clothes For Dad & Lad Back Mt. Shopping Center A Shavertown Open Til 9 Every Night 674-8936 ll dn dino loli Biondi, bor, New Jersey. Mrs. Mary Hislop, Jessies mo- ther, is spending a week with her granddaughter and family Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moore, Dallas. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gries and grandson spent last week in their cottage at North Lake: Our heartfelt sympathy goes out to Thomas Heslop and his mother over the passing of Frank Heslop. Mrs. Mabel Wilson wishes to thank all her friends who sent her cards, flowers, and gifts to cheer her up while a patient in Nesbitt Hospital. Mabel is feeling real good, I'm happy to report. Mrs. Ellen Garinger, East Dallas, is still a patient in Nesbitt Hospital. I was pleased to see her sitting in a chair when [ stopped in the other day. Her cheeks were such a pretty pink, she just looked ador- able and was feeling a lot better. She asked me to extend thanks to all her friends for their kind re- membrances — cards, flowers, gifts, and above all, their prayers. Birthday greetings this week go to Bertha Meyer, Louise Hess, end Betty Lamoreaux. Helen and Russell Siley enter- tained at dinner her mother Emily Scott and two aunts, Minnie La- Bar, Marion Indiana, and Meda Fetterman, Catawissa. Hazel Morgan is spending her vacation at Stroudsburg with her Aunt Frances. She will be there one more week. Out of town visitors of Walter Shutt were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Krick and family, Reading, and! Mr, and Mrs. William Shutt and family, Lancaster. Fernbrook Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gerlach, and Marcy, Elyria, Ohio, have returned after spending a week visiting Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gerlach, Roushey Street. Their other two daughters, Randy Jean, and Lynn, spent their vacation with their aunt and uncle, Mr .and Mrs. Walter Gosart, Shaver. town. Mr .and Mrs. Charles Allen and daughter Mrs. Shirley Jones and her son Tommie of East Overbrook Avenue have returned home after spending several days at Ocean City, New Jersey. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kamor and family, Philadelphia, spent the week- end with Mrs. Kamor’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Cooke, East Over- brook Avenue. Barbara Kamor is spending a week with her grand- parents. Jennifer Kamor is spending a week at Hidden Falls, Fern Glen, in the Poconos. Their parents will return for the girls this weekend. Mr. ad Mrs. Jomas Adelson and family of York visited Mr. and Mrs. Alex Covert and Kevin on Saturday. Sunday School picnic of Glenview P. M. Church will be held Saturday at World’s End. Cars will leave the church at 9:45 A. M. Mr. and Mrs. George Shaver, Jr., East Overbrook Avenue, and Mr. and Mrs. George Shaver, Sr., Trucks. ville, spent Thursday visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles Conklin and: David in Bethlehem. Mr. Conklin was a surgical patient in St. Luke's Hos- pital. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Seward, Donna and Larry Seward and Mrs. Anna Compton of Roushey Plot spent the weekend visiting Mr. and Mrs. Melvyn Compton and son Har- ry in Levittown. Mr .and Mrs. Andrew Derrick and Cindy, Franklin Falls, New York spent the week visiting his parents, Rev. and Mrs. Andrew Derrick, De- munds Road. Mrs -.Margaret Miller, Lutheran Home, Hazleton was guest of Mrs. Ira Buttom, East Overbrook Avenue, for a week. Mrs. Della Hann, Sweet Valley, was also a guest for a few days. Boston tre. ’ THE BOSTON STORE Harveys Lake and Sweet Valley Fowler, Dick and Walker The Boston Store lA SU i. A A A SIE A A JUST A SPIN OF THE DIAL and you reach DIAL 674-1181 In Wilkes-Barre NO TOLL CHARGE Center Moreland, Dallas Beaumont The Arthur Stones have purchas- ed the Charles Goodwin property which they are remodeling to use as a store. Arnold Patton hes returned from a New Jersey hospital where he re- ceived treatment following an ac- cidnt and is now cared for by the Noxen Clinic. Mr .and Mrs. Larry Crispell ac- companiéd ‘by Mr. and Mrs. Law- rence Patton spent their vacation at Niagara Falls, N.Y. last week. Mrs. Emory Straley and Mrs. Stel- TURN IN YOUR BOOTS President Andy Roan urges all Shavertown firemen to turn in their tagged boots before the next regular meeting. This is standard procedure so they may be checked. PATHOS AND POVERTY Recently, a sad situation touched me deeply. Two weeks ago I had visited Valley Crest to see Elsa Schneider and to learn that she was in serious condition. I was dis- turbed that she had been hogpital- ized and no one informed. ‘' When she was at Laurytown, such was not the case. I renewed a prior re- quest that amy change be reported promptly. Last Sunday evening a call came that she was eritical and at 5 a.m. the word that her suffering was at last ended. Then began the task of saving the tired earthly remains from the dissecting knives of a state laboratory and laying it to rest. beside the husband whom she loved. 4 No one would assume responsi- bility. The DPA said it had no funds to which she was entitled, the county held itself not respom- sible, A call to several undertakers brought response (rom Kenneth Gray of Kniffen’s, who joined with me and agreed to give the poor soul a Christian burial. I mentioned that Jack Shepherd of Fern Knoll had supplied a grave for her late husband, telling us at that time that one would be reserved for his widow. Mr. Shepherd again opened his heart. Mr. Gray claimed the body. One of my associates, herself bearing grave problems, made the first contribution to a burial fund, several more added their small share, Mrs. Puterbaugh, a former kindly neighbor of the Schneiders joined in the cause and a prominent attorney, active im many com- munity projects offered his financial aid. The viewing was held on Tuesday evening, only a handful gathering to pay their last respects, but on the plain casket rested a sheaf of asters, sent by her former neigh- bors, sympathetic to Mrs. Puter- baugh’s call.” I was pleased that Rev. Charles Gilbert, a fellow cor- respondant amd chaplain at Valley .| Crest came to bid her farewell amd offer his services. She would have appreciated his continued interest. Pastor C. Humbert, Wilkes-Barre a Lutheran clergyman, had volun- teered earlier to perform the last’ rites for the unfortumate woman. It was as she would have wished it. Fred and I attended the services hoping that some where she might | Barbara la Throwbridge were at the Seven Day ‘Adventist Camp near Hamburg for two weeks. The Lend-A-Hand Club members are busily soliciting names for their annual birthday calendars. The Paul Nulton’s Jr. of Long Is- land, N.Y. spent some time with their parents, the P. F. Nultons, Sr. re- cently. The Alva Egglestons and Clarence Besteders helped William Arch Aus- tin celebrate his birthday last week with a family dinner party at his home, Shavertown know that someone cared and at the grave another kind and good friend waited, Mrs. Joseph Neuner, who over the years had remained ‘faithful to a forgotten soul and her neighbor, Mrs. Bond. My appreciation also ‘to- Dick Dis- que, who came to our asSistance while on the way to the cemetery and joined us at commital services. Had an informative card from Scottie Alexander over the weekend telling us of his vacation highlights in Arizona. The uncomfortable hot spell is also with. our western neighbors with temperatures regis- tering 100 and over. Scott re- mained out there for a longer wisit when his mother and Leslie re- turned home two weeks ago. Sorry to have missed young Andy Roan’s birthday on July 14. Be- lated best wishes, Andy. Third Class Petty Officer Ralph Walp, is spending a furlough with his paremts, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Walp, Sr., Lehigh (Street. The naval enlistee is stationed at Newport, R..L Janie Domnick, Pioneer Avenue, came home Sunday night after a pleasant weekend at Wildwood. Mrs. David Hess and children, Charlene, David and Danny, of Eau Gallie, Florida, returned home on Wednesday after spending a month with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Malkemes, E,’' Franklin Street. « > Mr. and Mrs. John Clause and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hill and chil- dren, Brenda Clause and Barbara and Joseph Baganski spent the weekend at Camp Bellasylva on ‘Dutch Mountain. Mrs. John Graves is visiting her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Dennom, Bricktown, N. J. Congratulation to Mr. and Mrs. William Watchulonis on the birth of a son. Charles Malkemes and Joseph Hulette, Dallas, have returned after spending a week at Cape Cod and attending their fraternity get-to- gether at Point Pleasant, N. J. BIRTHDAYS Birthday greetings ‘this week to Florence Xast, Arleme Rogers, Maxine Priebe, James Whitebread, Harold K. Ash, ‘Stanley C. Wills, Helen Poad, Robert M. Jackson, Bernice Hill, Marguerite Daley, Mil- dred Downer, Jack Magee, Sr. Theodore Dymond, Deborah Pugh, Sandra Sherwood, Joseph Allen, Jr., Letha Spaulding, Susan Kitchen, Virginia Roan, 1st Sgt. Jack Appel, Marjorie Allen, Ellen Kimball, Robert Walk, Donald Newhart, Baer, Beatrice Shaver, p Shavertown \ for the most beautiful house on the block—retains its color for years! WIDE CHOICE OF COLORS Gay pastels or rich jewel tones that keep their color for years. Six additional colors especially formulated for shutter, trim, and trellis work. EASY TO APPLY—QUICK-DRYING Makes your job a cinch. No thinning, easy-working, leaves no brush marks. And Valspar House Paint dries fast. LASTING PROTECTION AND BEAUTY ' Valspar House Paint goes on to stay. It resists sun, rain, and changing weather without peeling, chipping, or cracking. Your home is. really protected with Valspar. Get it here. Lumber Co. 16 EAST CENTER STREET oa ~ SHAVERTOWN Phone 674-8866 po Zor ‘ Lehman Mrs. Jessie Bevan and grand- daughter Robin Broomall, Miller- ton, have returned home after spending a week with Mrs. Bevan’s sister Mrs. Leonard Ide, Mrs. Fred Case and Mrs. Lanceford Norris. Mr, and Mrs. Lewis Ide had as guest recently Mrs. Boyd Taylor, Montgomery, and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Raup, Watsontown. Mr. and Mrs. John Hudak and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hudak and gon spent Sunday at Wyalusing Rocks. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Squier enter- tained their pinocle club recently. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Leon- ‘ard Ide, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ide, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Disque, Mr. and Mrs. John Sidler, and Mr. and Jimmy Kreidler, Mary Williams, Charles Nagle, dJr., Mrs. Marlan Frantz, Arthur Hontz, Ann Parker, Harriet Parker, Dennis [Lockard, Betty Lou Davis, Ruth Boston, John Miles Porter, Sr. John Clause will reenter Wills Eye Hospital on August 6. Best of luck, John. Mr. and Mrs, Clifford E. Russell, Peru, Indiana, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lutsey, Summit Street. Mrs. Lutsey had a lovely garden party on Saturday when she enter- tained forty members and friends of the Blossom Chapter, OES. Cards and games were enjoyed and a bar- becue served, So many have asked if Fred Jr., is home. Since "he has a busy schedule, writing evaluations, preaching sermons and working as one of the “four headhunters’ at Ted’s Barber Shop, time for getting about more is at a premium. In another month, classes will be re- suming and he will be leaving for Augustana College im Illinois. The pleasant hours of having him home will soon be at an end. Supervisors To Meet Franklin Township [Supervisors will meet Friday evening, August 2, at the home of Herman Coon, Car- verton at 8 p.m. Heating Installation Nearly Finished At P.M. Heating installation is nearly com- pleted at Primitive Methodist Church in Fermbrook, with the boiler in place and radintors being hooked up. Installation is a type which permits room for expansion, when further additions are made to the building. | Bible conference, Mrs. Edward Oncay, Sr. Birthdays this week: Aunetti Rebar, Robert Moss, Alden F. Wagner Sr., Susanne Jane Hudak, Lawrence Brown, Polly Sutton, Mrs. Lewis V. Ide, Mrs. Mabel IStolarick, Mr. Arthur F. Hoover. Some of our roads are a dis- grace. I cannot understand why there isn’t something done about them while the weather is still warm, Are they waiting for the snow to fall so they will have an excuse? There are holes almost big enough for your wheel to go down in. Oscar Swan entertained Mrs. Alvin Cragel and baby, also Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Milinic and baby from South Fallsburg, N. Y. Mrs. Milinic and daughter arrived from Poland just four days ago. . W.C.T.U. will meet in Lehman Methodist Church basement August 20 at noon with a covered dish luncheon. Mrs. Alice Elston entertained over the weekend Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crook and son Billy. They are all going to Hingham, Mass. to visit Mr. amd Mrs. John Stahl and family. They will also stop at Shrewsburg, Mass., to visit Mrs. Elston’s niece, Mrs. Alexis Caswell. Mrs. Minerva Carichner is enter- taining her daughter and family Mr. and Mrs. William Morrison and two children Wendy and Billy from Hatboro, near Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur. Hoover entertained, over the weekend, their whole family, celebrating Mr. Hoover's birthday. Guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hoover, Jerry and Terry, Wilmington, Delaware; Mrs, Gerald Hoover's sister, Mrs. William Manley, Philadelphia, Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Hoover and Linda, North Plainfield, New Jersey; Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hoover and Keith, South Hadley Falls, Mass. The rain stopped in time for them to have a picnic supper. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Lamoreaux entertained daughter Carolann and a girl friend from North Mountain Gladys Mialik. Her father, Rev. George Mialik, is a preacher; and travels all over the country. The girls like the camp 1 very much. Flowers in the Methodist Church this morning were" in memory of Mrs. Edith Weintz. GUIDE FOR ORIENTATION * Carol Ann Durkin, Shrine View, will serve as hostess and guide dur- ing orientation period for mew stu- | dents at Monticello College, Alton, I1l., this fall. Sweet Donald - Case, Pearl River, N. Y. has' been called here due to the illness of his mother, Mrs. Alva Case, who suffered a heart attack last week. Mrs, Case is convalesc- ing at her home. Bess Klinetob, Pikes Creek, re- turned home last week after a ten day visit with her brother and sister-in-law, Rev. and Mrs. C. B. Klinetob, Afton, N. Y, Mrs. Grace Goodwin, Lake Silk- worth, was honored at a luncheon held at her home on July 25, marking her birthday. Friends at- tending were Letha Spaulding, Ber- tha Anderson, Ruth Lamoreaux, Shavertown; Lillian Hildebrant, Dallas; Bess Klinetob, Pikes Creek, Mrs. Higgins and Mrs. Elwood Ruckel, Lake Silkworth, Rev. and Mrs. James A. Garra- han and sons, Timmy, Tommy, Stephen and John are vacationing this week. Services this week are conducted by George Haines, Sr. assisted by Charles Kreller. Observing birthdays this week are Dale Edwards, son of Mr., and Mrs. Glenn Edwards; Mary Eliza- beth Stock, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Stock; and Joseph DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA Valley Haines, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Haines. . / Karen Young, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Frank Young, Sr. Lake Silkworth, entertained at a swim- ming party followed by a buffet luncheon at her home Saturday evening, Enjoying the evening were Richard Mekeel, Harry Cut- ting, Karla Ray, Cindy Fontaine, Charlotte Kreller, Pat Kutz, Ernie Snyder, Tom Evans, Janice Neiz- goda, Joe Krupa, Paul Young, the hostess jand -her parents. as guests this: week, her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Middleton, Bradenton, Florida, ‘and Mrs. Rena . McNair, Winston - Salem, Carolina. : Mr. and Mrs. Albert L. Ray, Karla, Barry, Kevin, Brook and Graceanne; Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Martin, Ralph Martin, Trucksville, were ~ guests of Rev. Mr. Robert Wozniak, Camp St. Andrew, last Sunday. Karla was guest organist for the evening Benediction serv- ices. Ralph Martin and Rev. Woz- niak are students at Mount St. Mary Seminary, Emmitsburg, Mary- land. Bess Klinetob, Pikes Creek, had - North HARRY MAIN ROAD BABY PANTS? oer olanokins “WHERE QUALITY AND SERVICE PREVAIL" THEY'RE: COMFORTABLE DURABLE WASHABLE FASHIONABLE Choice of Styles in Pants and Bibs For Boys and Girls PHONE ILLE 696- 2222 HOLAK R. P.,B.Sc. TRUCKSVILLE, PA. All ROADS Lead To RACUSIN’S—SHICKSHINNY ~ FAMOUS ANNUAL SALE OF SALES AND GF LADIES’ BLOUSES “Ss $ : Val. To 1.95 a SALE STARTS FRIDAY MORNING 9:30 AT RACUSIN'S, WE BACK WITH QUALITY, BUT WITH QUANTITY — NOT JUST ODDS & ENDS! THE STORE OF FAMOUS BRANDS! UP OUR SALES, NOT ONLY NyYLon © LADIES’ HOSE Special Sale of Sales! Pr. 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