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DALLAS, Carol Ann Williams
| IDETOWN, Bess Cooke
“Mr. and Mrs. George Henderson
are being missed by their Orange
relatives and friends, while they
are touring Europe, Italy, Germany,
Switzerland and England. I'm one
of the envious ones.
* Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brace and
Miss Edith Brace recently visited
their daughter Dorothy and family
in Buffalo.
~ Mrs. D. Kent Sickler and daugh-
ters, Debra and Brenda, returmed
to Fort Leavenworth, Kansas; after
visiting Mrs. Mary Emmanuel and
relatives in Hilldale and Orange.
“Mrs. Mary Emmanuel and grand-
daughter, Denise Sigworth, spent
the weekend with Mrs. Mary Ann
Sigworth, at Hartwick College,
Oneonta, N. Y.
‘Mrs. George Berlew is recover-
ing from an illness.
" John Perry, who was a surgical
patient at Nesbitt Hospital, is re-
cuperating at his home in Orange.
“Mrs. Elizabeth Dymond is spend-
ing the summer at her home in
Orange after wintering as usual
with Bob and Madge Snyder, Tom's
River, N. J. There's still, “no place
like home”.
"David, son of Mary Emmanuel
is in Germany studying electronics
at a Missile Base. He has over a
year left in the service.
Mrs. Bert Brace, and son, Elton
and family motored to Washington
to visit her son, Kenneth Brace
and family. The children as well as
the adults were thrilled when they
visited the Washington Zoo.
Mrs. Brace was especially proud
of her grandson, Kenmeth Jr., who
won the “Most Valuable Player
Award” for Peary-High School;
Rockville, Maryland; and the
“County Batting Championship
(407). He received the two plaques
at Assembly and was the first
name om the large trophy displayed
at the school. :
The Brace family then visited
Mrs. Braces’ daughter, Barbara,
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Evans; Maryland. Just a ten
minute drive from her brother,
Kenneth’s home.
" They also visited amother daugh-
ter, Baulah Besteder in Harris-
burg, on their way home to East
Dallas.
Helen Bush, wife of the late Jud-
son Bush, formerly of East Dallas,
now living in Montrose, visited Mrs.
Jennie Moore recently. Mrs. Bert
Brace enjoyed a visit there too with
Helen and Aunt Jennie.
. While going out to my mail box
last Thursday morning; who should
stroll by, in the pouring rain but
Curt Edwards; carrying a grey fox
which he had shot, in back of my
home, in East Dallas. It was the
first legal day to run your dogs,
and he had exceptional luck, even
if he did get real soaked.
Mrs. Betty Norman sold her
home on Demunds Road (the for-
mer duck farm) and intemds to
move to Academy Street, Wilkes-
Barre. Her uncle, Leonard Fleck-
no, who resided there will occupy
@ room in the Sterling Hotel.
Sarah Warnick is enjoying a va-
cation at Ocean Grove, Her mo-
ther, Mrs. Jennie Moore, while
wisiting another daughter, Edna
Lange had a fall; which at her
age wasn’t good. She broke her
glasses but escaped serious injuries.
+The same time and the same
day, a ram which the Kintzers,
had purchased from the Lamges —
‘butted little Dorothy, 2 yrs. old,
into an old bath tub, used for farm-
‘ing purposes, causing injuries to her
face. Lucky there was just a little
water in it.
= Mr. and Mrs. Ben Kasmark Jr.
have moved into their lovely new
‘home on Ramsom Road next to
Myra Carlin’s.
Mrs. Margaret Brace Baker, and
‘sons, Billie and Kevan, were guests
‘of their grandmother, Mrs. Viola
‘Brace, Demunds Road. Daddy Bill
‘Baker, Gillette, N. J., came for
‘them last Sunday.
Birthday greetings this week go
‘to Donmie Newhart, Tommy * S.
‘Moore, 3rd., Wilson Ryman, Marion
‘Edwards, Terry Moore, Gerald Mor-
gan, Debra Race, Billy Baker.
1 Nelson Barber, Willard State,
N. Y.,, is on a vacation at the home
«of his aunt and uncle, Mr. amd Mrs.
Irvin Barber, Demunds Corners.
“Their son, Ernest is spending two
weeks with his grandma Barber in
MN. Y. He plans to return home
“this week.
~The Ella Moore Memorial Class
‘of East Dallas Methodist Church,
‘will meet Tuesday evening, 6:30,
‘August 13th, in the church for a
covered dish supper.
{who will be announced later) will
rserve the dessert and beverage.
Business will follow.
“. Names for ‘ the Birthday Name
‘Calendar, should be turned in at
‘that meeting or no later than the
5th. to Jessie Moore.
Lauren Kintzer is the guest of
her sister, Beverly, Registered
Nurse, at Long Beach, N. Y. Bever-
Ty is on the faculty of Memorial
Hospital there. g
Miss Jeannine M. Brace, John-
son City, became the bride of Mark-
us L. Smith, July 13. Jeannine is
(the daughter of the late John and
‘Alta Brace, and granddaughter of
Alfred and Bertha Moore Brace,
formerly of East Dallas.
. The annual Dymond reunion was
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held at Harvey's Lake last Satur-
day and well represented, being
one of the largest held there.
Guests last week, at Mr. and Mrs.
Robert M. Moore's, were Mr. and
Mrs. Gus Ehrgott Jr. and children,
Romnie and Colleen, Buffalo.
Mrs. Al Gross, the former Emily
Ehrgott, is a surgical patient in
Mercy Hospital.
Fernbrook
Karen Karuza, eight year old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
Karuza, Poplar [Street is a patient
in Robert Packer Hospital, Sayre,
where she is undergoing tests.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Covert, and
son Kevin, East Overbrook Avenue,
motored to York on Sunday and
visited Mr. and Mrs. Jonas Adel-
son amd family and Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis Covert and family. Albert
Adelson returned with them to
spend sometime with his aunt and
uncle.
Harold, “Champ” Evans, six year
old son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Evams, Poplar Street, entered Gei-
singer Hospital, Danville, to under-
go a series of tests.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Dymond, East
Overbrook Avenue, had as week-
end guests, Mr. Dymond’s brother
and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Dy-
mond and Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Woodring. They all attended the
Dymond reunion on Saturday at
Harvey's Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Eyet and
son, Robert Todd, New Brunswick,
New Jersey, spent the weekend
visiting their parents and attending
the Dymond reuniom.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert [Sorber and
family, Middlesex, New Jersey, are
spending their vacation visiting Mrs.
Sorbers parents, Mr. and Mrs. E.
H. Rogers, Maple Street.
" Billy and Danny Trimble, children
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Trimble,
Bristol, Pa., are spending some
time with their grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. E. H. Roges, Maple Street,
while their mother is in the hos-
pital.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Borzone,
Demumds Road, entertained at a
birthday party on Saturday after-
noon in honor of their daughter,
Mary Lou's fifth birthday. The
birthday cake made an attractive
centerpiece for the table with its
decoration of clowns. Games were
played and refreshments served to:
Leom Sidorek, Debra Beverly Pugh,
Nancy Love, Mary Alice and Cathy
Lumley, Buddy, Judy and Barbara
Reese, Bobby, Jimmy and Neil Mec-
Donald, Ricky and [Scotty Weir,
Teddy Sod, Christie Mikula and the
guest of honor.
Shavertown
DANGER ON THE UPPER ROAD
Heavy traffic on Pioneer Avenue
has seen speed traps in operation
the past three weekends with a
number of motorists caught exceed-
ing the 35 mile speed limit.
Operated at night, the police watch
fails to catch those tearing through
the area during daylight hours.
Several pedestrians during the past
few days have narrowly missed
being struck by the speeding cars.
A child would have no chance at
all.
TOGETHERNESS
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
Hemry Calkins on the celebration
of their 40th wedding anniversary
today.
STUDYING FOR DOCTORATE
Marianna Reiley, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs.. Frank Reiley, Shaver
Avenue, is spending the week at
Cape Cod after completing six
weeks. of study at the Unmiversity of
Indiana.
Miss Reiley, who is working for
her Doctor’s Degree in the Humani-
ties, is on the faculty of the Uni-
versity of Chicago. She will spend
the remainder of the summer vaca-
tion with her parents.
ANOTHER GRANDCHILD
Mr. amd Mrs. Dick Rudy, Shag-
bark Drive, received word on Fri-
day of the birth of amother grand-
daughter born to son Richard and
his wife.
VISITORS FOR LOKI
Stopped by to see the ocelot
visitors on [Saturday afternoon.
Four had arrived at the early hour
of meeting. Beautiful creatures,
much larger and more streamlined
than our familiar pets, they were
the subject matter of many eager
camera fans. Loki, the local host,
was a bit shook up by the invasion
of his sister kin and strode back
and forth, unable to settle down
when there was so much excite-
ment.
PERSONALS
Mrs. Guida Hoover, a patient at
Maple Hill Nursing Home, spent
last Sunday at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. William Eike, Ever-
green Street when, son-in-law, Bill
celebrated his birthday at a family
dinner. Mrs. Hoover, a long time
Trucksville native is coming along
quite nicely following several opera-
tions some months ago. d
Gary Tucker, Kingston, spent the
week with Jimmy Kreidler, James
Street.
. Mrs. Emma Stahl is spending the
week with Mrs. Laura Watkins at (|
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Patterson Grove Camp Ground.’
The Clause home was filled with
color om Saturday morning when
members of the Wertman bridal
party dressed there for the wed-
ding. A number of lovely bridal
pictures were taken as bride and
attendants left for the nuptials in
Dallas.
Bobby Voelker is summering at
Camp Acahela where he is in
charge of the store at the scout
camp.
Ricky amd David Ash and their
dad, Vernon, spent several days at
Wildwood, N. J. last week where
they did some deep sea fishing.
A welcome visitor to town over
the weekend was Mrs. Charles
Michel, who came up from Philadel-
phia with her husband to attend
the Linear outing,
Walter Gosart, Jr., observed his
16th birthday anmiversary on
Wednesday. Grandparents Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Gerloch, Fembrook,
came down to help him celebrate
the occasion.
Four cute little Youngbloods are
getting acquainted with their new
baby brother, born recently to Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Youngblood, Le-
high Street.
Mr. and Mrs. Gramt Holmes,
Silver Springs, Maryland, were
weekend guests at the John Stahl
MEEKER, Mrs. Fred Winter
MT. ZION, Rev. Charles Gilbert
NOXEN, Mrs. Ira Beahm
SWEET VALLEY, Mrs. Albert Ray
TRUCKSVILLE, Mrs. Arline Bessmer
EAST DALLAS, Mrs. Irene Moore
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Home. Nephew David Stahl came
along from Washington to visit his
grandmother, Mrs. Emma Stahl and
his aunt and uncle.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Pope and
family, Ricky and Carol, recently
spent some time at Coney Island
and Wildwood.
Herbert Berger remains quite ill
at General Hospital.
[Still a patient at Nesbitt is Mrs.
Alvah Wilson, Perrin Avenue.
Ted Parrish will return tomorrow
from a fishing trip with his family
at Wildwood.
BIRTHDAYS
Greetings this week to Cornelia
Davis, Robert Eyet, Lauren Dy-
mond, Sr., Edward Roberts, Betty
Tucker, Mrs. Stanley Harmon, D. G.
Herbert, C. George Poynton, Ethel
Vivian, Linda Nicol, Mrs. Thomas
[Scutt, Jennie Andrus, Jeff Farley,
Paul Hunt Eckert, Mrs. Leona
Daughton, ' Judy Allen, Howard
Ross, Mrs. Lauren Dymond, Cathy-
rae Lockett, Charles McCoy, Mrs:
James Martin, Larry Milligan.
Jacqueline Williams, Byron A.
Kitchen, Donald Marth, Clarence
A. Woodruff, Sue Williams, Harry
Huey, Bradley Wright, Gary Allen
Ell, Lena Carey, Mrs. Chester Hart-
man, Joyce Bobeck, Gloria Crocker,
Robert Holeman, Jay Bradley Kit-
chen, Duncan Whitehead.
Sweet
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith and
family, Otego, New York, have re-
turned to their home, after being
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Doberstein, Mrs. Smith is the for-
mer Eleanor Doberstein.
Mrs. Thomas Kuczawa and soms,
Gregg and Richard, Reading, re-
cemtly spent several days visiting
with Mrs. Kuczawa's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. William Naugle, Sr., Pikes
Creek, Mr. Kuczawa spent the
weekend here and accompanied the
family home.
Mrs. Caroline Ferrey has re-
turned to her home after being the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Margaret
Aton, Binghamton, New York. Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Sayre and chil-
dren, Karen, Debbie Beth and
Tommy spent Sunday at the Aton
home.
Mrs. William Sayre, Sr., Lake
Silkworth, entertained at an after-
noon party recently honoring her
son Craig, who observed his sixth
birthday. Games were played, and
the traditional birthday cake and
ice-cream served to Joan amd An-
nette Swartz, Susan Woodling,
Douglas and Robbie Agnes, Karen,
Debbie and Beth ‘Sayre, Mrs. Shir-
ley Sayre, Mrs. Florence Swartz,
Carol Sayre.
WENDY SUE MORGAN ARRIVES
ON MOTHER'S BIRTHDAY
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Morgan,
Pikes Creek, announce the birth of
a daughter, Wendy Sue, born at
Wilkes-Barre General Hospital, July
22. The new arrival who weighed
six-pounds at birth was born om
her mother’s birthday. Mrs. Mor-
gan is the former Caroline Ferrey,
daughter of Mrs. Caroline Ferrey,
Sweet Valley. The other children
in the family are Margie, Marvin,
Jr., Cathy, Clarence and Caroline.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Perkins and
children, David, Jonathan, Mark,
Ruth, Charles Tim, Priscilla and Re-
becca moved last week to Pocahon-
tis, Mississippi, where Mr. Perkins
will work with the rehabilitation
of alcoholics. They were formerly
associated with Hills of Hope. The
Perkins’ daughter, Patricia, who is
a student nurse at Wilkes-Barre
General Hospital will join the fami-
ly in September, continuing her
studies in that locality.
Mark Oplinger, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Conrad Oplinger, Mountain
Top, was the guest, last week, of
his cousin, Gerard Kipp. The
Oplingers were former local resi-
dents.
[Susan Morgan, Mooretown, spent
several days last week as the guest
of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Sayre, Pikes Creek.
JOINT BIRTHDAYS
A. dinner party was held July 21,
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ferris
Roberts, Main Road, Pikes Creek,
honoring Mrs. Roberts and daugh-
Brenda Marie, whose mutual
birthday occured on July 24. Mrs.
Roberts is the former Jamet Arnold,
Valley
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Arnold, West Nanticoke.
The centerpiece, a birthday cake
featuring bouquets of rosebuds, and
bearing the inscription “Happy
Birthday, Wife and Daughter”,
was presented by Mr. Roberts. At-
temding were Brenda's grandpar-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chapin
and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Arnold,
Sr.; Mr. and Mrs. Ephriam Hillman,
Alice and Thomas, Wanamie; Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Hodges, Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Hodges, Donna, West
Nasticoke; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Arnold, Jr. and daughter, Debra,
Muhlenburg.
SAYRE REUNION
Mr. and Mrs. William Sayre, Sr.,
Lake ISilkworth, entertained at their
home the decendants of the late
Thomas amd Elizabeth Schooley
Sayre. Those attending were Clin-
ton Sayre, Mrs. Frances Schoono-
ver, Noxen; Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Smith, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Joner
Smith; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith,
Gary, Linda, Bonnie; Mrs. John
Nocera, Tom, Charles and Joan, all
of Niagra Falls, New York; Mrs.
Betty Seltzer, Cleveland, Ohio; Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Wich, Wilkes-Barre;
Mr. and Mrs. William Sayre, Sr.,
Carol, Craig, Lake Silkworth;; Mr.
and Mrs. William Sayre, Jr., Mary
Mr, Walter Sayre, Cathy Chase,
Mrs. Rita Rittenhouse, Gail, Jerry,
Jeffrey amd Mark, Noxen; Mr. and
|ing members as guests,
Ann and Susan Spock, Plymouth;
Mrs. Sheldon Lamoreaux, Sheldon,
Jr. Sharon, Billie, Rene and Lloyd,
Woodbridge, New Jersey; Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Tirpak, Luzerne; Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Sayre, Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Sayre, Karen, Donna,
Bally, Don, Jr., Brian; Mr. and Mrs.
William Novak, Lorraine, Billy,
Barry, Trenton, New Jersey;
Mr. and Mrs. William Naugle,
Sr.; Mr. and Mrs. William Naugle,
Jr., Billy and Lisa; Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Remley, Carol, Jay, Ricky,
Robbie and Douglas and Denise
Jean; Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Naugle,
Jerry, Sherry, and Lori Beth, Pikes
Creek: Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gordon,
Nancy, Walter, Jimmie, Kathy,
Becky, Bemton; Mrs. Louis Naugle,
Linda, Kingston; Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Kuczawa, Gregg and Rich-
ard, Reading; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Sayre, Debra, Karen, Beth and
Tommy; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sayre,
Cathy, Christine amd Terry June,
Pikes Creek.
Mr. and Mrs. John Gelsleichter,
Mooretown, entertained recently at
a family dinner, with the follow-
Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Haas, Judy, Sandy, and
Stewart, Silver Springs, Maryland;
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Haas, Wheat-
on, Maryland; Mrs. Catherine Haas,
Wilkes-Barre; Mrs. Gladys Fink,
Nancy and . Ronmie Shavertown;
Kenneth Rayfield; Victor and Sue
Swire, Fredrick, Maryland; Mr: and
Mrs. Albert Burkhardt, Pikes Creek.
Out of town relatives have been
vacationing with Mr. and Mrs.
Gelsleichter and the latter's bro-
ther-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs.
Burkhardt. Thursday evening of
last week, Mr. and Mrs. Perry Hess
were - guests at the Gelsleichter
home.
The Back Mountain Hammond
Orgam Club will hold their regular
monthly meeting on August 14, at:
the home «of Mr. and Mrs. Millard
Reese, Evans Falls. The group will
hold a family style picnic on August
25, at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
John Gelsleichter, Mooretown.
Mr. Nathan Beidlemam and chil-
dren, ‘Sherry, Nathan, Jr. and Judy,
Athens, and Mr. Beidleman’s par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Beidle-
man, Sayre were Sunday guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wallace. Na-
than Beidleman is the son-in-law
of Mr. and Mrs, Wallace.
. The annual Auction - Rummage
sale sponsored by the Sweet Valley
volunteer auxiliary will be held
Saturday August 10, at ‘the Ross
Elementary School. Refreshments
will be served. Ladies of the area
are kindly asked to bake pies for
the affair. Donations will be picked
up if donors will call any member
of the fire department or the
auxiliary.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Culver,
Cindy Kay and Keith; Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd Wolfe and son, Bing, spent
three days in Atlantic City, last
week.
Paul C. Reimiller, former resident
of Chase, has been elected to Assist-
ant Vice President of Wyoming
National Bank following the mer-
ger between Wilkes - Barre and
Tunkhannock Wyoming National
Bank récently.
A family picnic was held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wal-
lace, Main Road, Sweet Valley, July
28, with these members attending,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hontz, the
latter’s brother, Michael, Raleigh,
North Carolina; Mr. and Mrs.
Dr. Aaron
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Mrs. Alice Beam, mother of Mrs.
Kate Klein and Mrs. Wm. Hughes,
Mt. Zion, had a bad fall breaking
her hip. No, she didn’t fall down
stairs, or trip on a rug, it was
simply a case of falling over in the
middle of a well-carpeted floor at
Mrs. Hughes’. She told the doctor
that she just tumbled over like a
tree! She told Will Hughes that he
couldn’t pick her up because she
had a broken leg. It turned out to
be her hip and she was takem to
Nesbitt Hospital. She suffers a
good deal with it. Mrs. Klein and
Mrs. Hughes both have the sympa-
thy of Mt. Zion people in their
trouble
Also at Nesbitt Hospital is Mrs.
Roberts of Sutton Creek Road near
Orange, just down a ways from
Eatons Cormers. [She suffered a
heart attack similar to the one she
had a year ago, and was taken to
the hospital by ambulance for
oxygen. Mrs. Roberts is one of the
most cheerful patients one is ever
likely to meet. It is hoped this
rest and care im the hospital will
bring good results.
Mrs. Roy W. Thomas, otherwise
known as Peggy Thomas, our next
neighbor down the road is spend-
ing a few days in Nesbitt Hospital
for treatment. Expects to be home
in a few days.
Friday might we had some jolly
callers in the persons of Mr. and
Mrs. Allen Rose, Exeter, and their
two little boys, Jim and Scott. Jim
is about two and Scott, six months,
both about as adorable youngsters
as can be found.
Last Sunday I preached at West
Pittston. Tt is always interesting
to meet church people of other con-
gregations. In the evening, we
found that my friend Rolland
Crompton, formerly of Trucksville,
was to be guest preacher at Wyo
ming Camp ground, so we went.
It was good to hear him. He gave
am excellent sermon which might
well be titled, “That's Why We're
Here.”
Mrs. Ida Howell and two of her
grandchildren, Ricky and Brenda
Dymond, went by plane from Phil-
adelphia to Daytona Beach to visit
Harry ‘Sheldon, Mr. and Mrs. Cletus
Holcomb, Sr.; Mr. and Mrs. Stephen
Lord, Donna and Shelly; Mr. and
Mrs. Clifford Hontz and daughter,
Beverly; Mrs, Della Hann; Lori Lee,
Coleen and Jill Louise Wandell;
Ronnie Homtz, all of the Sweet Val-
ley area; Mr. and Mrs. James Wal-
lace, Nanticoke. During the after-
noon the group also honored Cletus
Holcomb, Sr. whose birthday oc-
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Mrs. Howell's daughter, Mrs. Har-
riett Dodd. Later, Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Dymond drove down to
Fort Lauderdale to visit Mr. Dy-
mond’s sister, Three Dymond chil-
dren, Barbara, Debra and Bobbie
travelled with them in their station
wagon, ‘On the return trip the Dy-
monds stopped at Harriett’'s to
bring home Ida Howell, Ricky and
Brenda Dymond. All arrived home
July 28.
ORANGE
Mr. Charles Collins who was
widely known around the Back
Mountain as director of social
services with the Wyoming Valley
Council of Churches and the mi-
grant work is now associated with
Henry Hess in insurance work.
The Stuart Aitken family living
in the former Culver home on Cul-
ver Hill, have a bit of personal
anxiety just mow on account of the
health of their son, Whiton Taine,
whose illness necessitated leaving
college at Penn State just before
exams. Everybody who has gone
through a disappointment in school
matters like that can appreciate
the family’s concern. This cor-
respondent wishes this student the
best of success in overcoming his
obstacle.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hess, Orange,
Mrs. Louise James, Centermoreland,
and Mrs. Naomi Prynn, Carverton,
were counselors in Rev. Wm. Reid's
camp at Sky Lake and have re-
turned home. At an evaluation
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stated unanimously and emphati-
cally that they didn’t think they
could have had a finer camp leader
than William Reid. They were
high in their praise of. his work.
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Mrs. George Czar, wife of Rev,
George Czar, pastor of the Metho-
dist church of Springdale, Conn.,
has been visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Davenport. Her
children also are with her, George,
Stephen, David and Susan. Recent-
ly Mrs. Czar visited her sister in
Glenns Falls, N. Y., who is Mrs.
Robert Addison formerly of Dal-
las, Mr. Addison used to serve
as Y.M.C.A. Secretary in Shaver-
town. Last week when I called on
the Davenports there were 15 gf,
their numerous grandchildren visite
ing them. They are a happy
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OF THE DIAL
and you reach
DIAL
674-1181
In Wilkes-Barre
& én
AE A SE CR A AER «AE LI ATE ETT Tr rr TE CE i AE ii
NO TOLL CHARGE
, Center Moreland, Dallas
and Walker
i
STRAIGHT
10......
BIRTH'S DALLAS ESSO
SERVICENTER
+ BUY $2 IN GAS or Merchandise and you will receive a FREE DRIVER'S
TICKET to DALLAS DRIVE-IN Theatre. Must Be Used MONDAY
Through THURSDAY. Driver must be accompanied by =~ =- =
PAID ADMISSION !
We're Open 24 HRS. A DAY
Official AAA SERVICE
and
We Give S & H Green Stamps!
BIRTH'S
DALLAS ESSO SERVICENTER
MAIN HIGHWAY
At The “Y” Routes
No. 309 and No. 118
E