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Purely Personal
Mr, and Mrs. Edward Johnson,
Eddie Jr. and Robbie, Carverton
Road, recently spent the week visit-
ing Mrs. Johnson's brother and fam-
ily, Herbert Webster, Elma, N.Y.
They also visited Alfred Webster Jr.
“and family, Milford, Conn. and tour-
“ed the New England States, where
# they visited Mr. Johnson's brother
and family, Mr. aad Mrs. Vance
Johnson, Providence, R.I.
Miss Evelyn Wheeler and Mrs.
. Nancy Webster, Carverton Road, re-
. cently visited friends in Elmira, N.Y.,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Roland.
‘i Mr .and Mrs. Ed Johnson and
family, Carverton Road and Mrs.
Catherine Johnson, have returned
“after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Clayton
~ Williams, Towanda.
“Mr. and Mrs. Vance Johnson, Pro-
" vidence, R.I., spent the weekend
‘with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Johnson
and family, Trucksville.
Marlyn Lipfert, Trucksville, is vis-
iting Mr .and: Mrs. Vance Johnson,
Providence, R. I.
Carl Stash, recently returned to
Girard College, Philadelphia, after
spending the summer recess with his
, mother, brother and sisters, Mrs.
Betty Stash, Betsy, Marianne and
“ Andy, Davenport Street.
“ Mrs. Harry Lefko, Luzerne ave-
“nue, is a patient in the General Hos-
~ pital.
Misses Christine Steele and Tina
““ Timko, Dallas have returned after
“visiting Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
‘Berry and children in Detroit for
the past two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold S. Hughes
* and Ruth Hughes, Pinecrest Avenue,
“'are leaving September 30 for St.
+. Petersburg, Fla., where they will
make their new home.
Mr. and Mrs. George Shaver, Sr.,
Mathers Drive, Trucksville, have re-
turned after spending the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Charles
* Conklin, Bethlehem.
Mrs. Dorothy Banta has returned
to her home in Bladensburg, Md.,
after spending a week with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Updyke, 47
S. Pioneer Avenue, Trucksville.
Miss Diane Banta has returned to
the Sibley School of Nursing, Wash-
ington, D.C., after visiting Mr. and
21 Years Old
A/2C WM. MacMILLAN
A /2C William MacMillan attained
his majority at David Montham Air
Force Base in Arizona, celebrating
his twenty-first birthday on Mon-
day. T
The Dallas Post and his former
schoclmates of Lake-Lehman 1960,
wish him a belated happy birthday.
Son of Mr. and Mrs. William Mac-
Millan, Maple Street, Noxen, he was
on the basketball team in high
school, and played trumpet in the
band for four years.
After taking one year of college
work at Penn State Extension, he
enlisted in the Air Corps, taking
basic at Lackland AFB in Texas;
working at Shepherd Field on mis-
sile maintenance, ‘and continuing
with maintenance at Montham, to
which he was transferred in Jan-
uary. He is an expert on Titan
missiles. » :
Mrs. Claude Stouffer, Pensacola,
Fla., for a week.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dolbear be-
gan her duties this week as instruc-
tor in business education at Wilkes
College.
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TT THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1963
‘Heads Legion Auxiliary
Lehman Woman
Lehman Woman's Club held its
first meeting of the club year at
the Lehman Fire Hall with Mrs.
Mark Grimm presiding.
Mrs. Edward Skalicky, chairman
of Community Improvement pro-
gram, announced the club project
will be aiding needy families in the
Lehman area. Mrs. Skalicky would
appreciate receiving shoes and cloth-
ing that has been washed, ironed,
and mended for distribution to these
families. Clothing for children is
most in demand.
Mrs. Joseph: Chipola, publicity
chairman, announced that three of
the club members will appear on a
local woman's television program
on September 26. Door prizes col-
lected from all over the
States will be displayed on this
program and the custom-made hat
will ‘also be shown.
The American Home and Fine
Arts committee, under the guidance
of Mrs. Thomas Hillyer, will be a
very active group this year, meeting
at Mrs. Hillyer's home on the third
Wednesday night of each month to
hold discussion groups and make
small articles to be distributed to
worthy institutions throughout the
community.
Many Projects For Season
United |-
's Club Plan
A complete report was given by
Mrs. Jack Palmer on the upcoming
fashion show.
Mrs. Grimm reported that Mrs.
Paul Henritzy and Mrs. Edward
Mickey represented the ‘Lehman
club at the Care Tag Day booth in
the Back Mountain shopping center,
collecting enough to supply 24 Ili-
teracy kits for foreign countries. A
donation was made to UNICEF. The
club will sponsor a Hallmark Art
Contest at a ‘later date. Support
will be given to the General Fed-
eration of Women’s Clubs project to
“Strengthen the Arm of Liberty”
and to the state project sponsoring
the Flossie Wagner Sanford Scholar-
ship Loan Fund.
Mrs. Edward Powell, program
chairman, introduced Dr. Jacobs as
the speaker for the evening, who
spoke on Sabin vaccine.
Hostesses for the evening were:
Mrs. Paul Dorris, chairman; Mrs.
Edward Skalicky, Mrs. James
Kenny, and Mrs. Charles: Bednar.
Guests were Mrs. Ernest King,
Arthur Solomon, and Mrs, William
Simms. New members welcomed
were: Mrs. Willia Geiger, Mrs. John
Fritz, Mrs. Edmund McGrath, and
Mrs. C. F. Addison.
Class Of 1958
Holds Reunion
Class of 1958, Lehman High
School held its first reunion August
31 at Kings’ Inn, Kingston.
A short business meeting follow-
ed the buffet dinner and prizes
were awarded.
Present were Mr. and Mrs. An-
thony Marchakitus, Mr. and Mrs.
James Ide, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Williams, Mr. and: Mrs. Robert
Sayre, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Naugle,
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Wolfe, Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Zuba, Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Berti, Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Mt. Zion WSCS
Mt. Zion Methodist Church WSCS
met Tuesday evening, Mrs. Nelson
Lewis, presiding.
The program under leadership of
Miss Mildred Lloyd was entitled,
“The Church Speaks or Dies.” Miss
Lloyd led a discussion on various
problems confronting the world to-
| day on which the Church must
| speak. Worship was led by Mrs.
John Howell,
Mrs. Harold Buckingham, wife of
the superintendent of Binghamton
District,” was a guest. ;
Mrs. Leon Emmanuel will give a
Switzer, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Nel-
son, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Albowicz,
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Grey, Mr. and
Mrs. Bradley Ide, Mr. and Mrs.
Ronald Keller, Mr. and Mrs. Allen
Chapin, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bow-
man, Mrs. Thomas Caffrey, Jean
Drapiewski, Carol Hadsel, Nan
Ted Toluba, Robert Supey,
Linda, Cecelia Mazonkey
Thomas Harry.
Mark Boyle Is Born
A nine pound, thirteen ounce
son, Mark, was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Boyle, RD 2, Main
Road, Dallas, ‘August 23 at Mercy
Hospital. They have another son,
June
and
Tommy, eighteen months. Mrs.
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Olinatz, Richard Yencha, Dana Ide, |
reading at the October meeting.
| The budget for the coming year was
adopted. Mrs. William Reid and
Mrs. Harold Seiple are new coun-
sellors for the MYF.
The Fellowship Committee is
composed of Mrs. Thomas Lloyd,
chairman; Mesdames Ralph Vosburg,
Sherwood Krum, Harold VanTuyle,
| George Decker, Emma Masters and
Minnie Lord.
Ruditions Friday For
Woman's Club Minstrel
Auditions for the fall minstrel
show staged by Dallas Senior and
Junior Woman's Clubs will be held
{ at the Library Annex Friday night
at 8. Adults with dancing or sing-
ing experience, potential ‘endmen,
comedians, and interlocutors, are
welcome to try out. Frank Casey,
director, will be on hand.
The Minstrel] is slated for Novem-
ber 7, 8 and 9 at Dallas Senior
High School.
Judy Gross Now At
Keuka College, N.Y.
Judith M. Gross, daughter of Mr.
"and Mrs. Paul L. Gross, Sutton
Road, Shavertown, is one of 250
freshmen enrolled at Keuka College,
Keuka Park, New York.
| The 1963-64 academic year at
Keuka ‘began August 30. First
classes convened September 5.
Keuka College is a 4-year liberal
arts college for women located on
the shores of Keuka Lake, one of
New York's finger lakes. Current
| enrollment is 650. Major areas of
| concentration include 20 academic
| areas. ” -
Judy is a 1963 graduate of Dallas
High . School.
Io
Local Rainbow Girls
Receive Honors
Charles James Memorial Assembly
was honored at the Grand Assembly
i held at State College in August.
The local chapter received honor-
able mention for its service projects
and three members received the
Grand Cross of Color, highest award
ever given a Rainbow girl or ad-
visory board member.
Sally Moyer, Diane Myers and
‘Mrs. Agnes Myers were the recipi-
ents. Linda Tag will receive a like
award in Ohio.
Charles James Memorial Assemb-
ly will resume meeting this evening
at Trucksville Educational Building
at 7:30 p.m.
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MRS. JAMES DAVENPORT
Mrs. James F. Davenport, Leh-
man, will be installed as president
of the Ladies Auxiliary of Daddow
Isaacs Post 672, this evening at 8
p.m., at the Legion Building, Mem-
orial Highway.
late James F. Davenport who was
Commander of the Post at the time
of his death. She is well known for
her church and civic affiliations.
She is a member of Lehman Meth-
Lehman Fire Company and Back
Moutain Police Auxiliary.
Other officers to be installed are
Mrs. Richard Staub, vice president;
Mrs. Fred Templin, assistant vice
president; - Mrs, Leonard Harvey,
secretary; Mrs. John Garbutt, trea-
surer; Mrs. Harold Brobst, assistant
treasurer; Mrs. Edward Buckley,
chaplain; Mrs. Hazel Carkuff, histor-
ian; Mrs. Lottie Wroblewski, ser-
geant-at-arms.
Mrs. Nelson Blackman, Depart-
ment Director, will be installing
officer.
Joan Lee Harrison
Has 4th Birthday
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Harrison,
Vonderheid Street, Trucksville, en-
tertained on Sunday, September 1
at a. birthday party in honor of
their daughter, Joan Lee who cele-
brated her 4th birthday.
Guests were: Mary Meade,
Sammy Soltis, Lorraine Martin,
Pamela Reynolds, Bobby Franklin,
Jean Marie Franklin; Robbie Hughes,
Tracey Hughes, Arthur Powell, Judy
Powell, Sally Jane King, and Bar-
bara Petty.
Also attending were, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Powell, Susan Powell, Mrs.
Ernest King, Mrs. Donald Meade;
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hughes, Lynn
Hughes, Wayne Harrison, the guest
of honor and the host and hostess.
Owens Hold Cock Out
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ownes, Par-
rish street, recently entertained at a
cook-out, at their home.
Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Malkemes, Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Rudy, Shavertown; Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Mahoney and son, Brian,
Long Island, N.Y.; Mr. and Mrs.
Alden Wagner Huntsville; Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Stair and Ellen, Daven-
port. street, Miss Carol Walter, Ber-
Mrs. Davenport is the wife of the |
Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Davis, Par-
rish Street, Dallas, are celebrating
their 21st wedding anniversary to-
day.
The couple were married in Dallas
‘Methodist Church by Rev. Prynn
on the 73rd anniversary of the
bride’s grandmother, the late Mrs.
James Kibbler.
Mrs. Davis is the former Velma
Haring, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Haring, Dallas. Her husband
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter
and Mrs. Wilbur Davis
Are Wed 22 Years Today
~ DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
Davis, also of Dallas. »
The couple are the parents of
two sons, Jimmie, 16, and Ricky,
13. , They are all active members
of Huntsville Christian Church.
Mrs. Davis is circulation manager
of the Dallas Post and Mr. Davis
is production chairman at Royer
Foundry and Machine Company, He
is also’ councilman of Dallas
Borough.
The Dallas Post extends its best
wishes for a happy anniversary.
Della Robia Wr
Mrs. John A. Diffendafer, vice-
chairman of the Back Mountain
YWCA Homemaker's Holiday an-
nounces that the program “Fall
Table Arrangements” will be pre-
sented by Mrs. Leonard Adam-
shick at 12:30 P.M. on Tuesday,
September 24th. Mrs. Adamchick
wishes to stress that her class of
Della Robia Wreath which takes
eight weeks will be given only once
this year. If there are some who
plan to attend this class, they must
register immediately.
Supervised nursery will be held
from 9:30 A.M. to 1:00 P.M. Coffee
To Begin At “Y"On Tuesday
eath Classes
and tea are provided, so pack your
lunch and come to the Back Moun-
tain YWCA Homemaker's Holiday,
and enroll in one of the eight
classes.
Mrs. George W. Carey, Jr., reports
that the adult program began with
excellent attendance at the first
morning session. Miss Rose Cannon,
Dealer Representative for the Penna.
Gas and Water Co., presented a
film entitled “The Art Of French
Cooking.” Members brought their
lunch and coffee, tea, and dessert
were served by Mrs. Thomas Smith
of the YWCA Staff.
Hammond Organ Society
Back Mountain Hammond Organ
Society met September 11, at the
home of Mrs. William Krimmel,
Overbrook Road Dallas, with Burl
Updyke presiding.
Each member took his turn at the
organ, playing a selection relating
to the theme of the meeting ‘The
Roaring Twenties”. Surprise of the
evening, was the appearance of a
“flapper” in full dress, who did the
Charleston, while being accompanied
on the orgam with the tune “Five
Foot Two".
The next meeting will be held
October 9, at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Britt, East Center St.,
Shavertown. Guest organist for the
evening will be Jerry Davis Taylor.
Attending were: Mr. and Mrs. Burl
Updyke, Mrs. Fred Swanson, Mr, and
Mrs. Richard Britt, Mr. and Mrs.
Preston Miigus, Alan Wilkenson, Mr.
and Mrs. James Yoder, Kenneth
Miller, Mr .and Mrs. Willard Reese
Tom Kane, Mrs. Ethel Gelsleichter,
and the hostess, Mrs. Marjorie Krim-
mel.
Michael Allan Steele
Christened On Sunday
and Mrs. Emerson Steele, Dallas,
was christened Sunday in Gate of
Heaven Church.
Godparents were Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Bomberger, Dallas. Dinner
followed at the family home for
relatives and friends.
Wins Madrid Vacation
Mr. and Mrs. Roy R. Rosenbaum,
RD 3, Wyoming left New York's
Idlewild Airport om Saturday for a
Inc., wa awarded the trip for his
outstanding performance during the
lin, Conn.; the host and hostess.
pedia summer sales contest.
Michael Allen Steele, son of Mr. |
John J. Senchak III
To Hold Bake Sale
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Lake
Silkworth Volunteer Fire Depart-
Acme Store, Shavertown on Friday,
September 20th beginning at 4 p.m.
Mrs. Mildred Walters is chair-
man assisted by Pat Young and the
following members, Nellie Jones,
Arminta Jones, Eleanore Jones, Ar-
line Turley, Hannah Boltz, Marie
Nichols, Ann Archacavage, Anne
Mushinski, Lorae Lask, Celia Ross,
Mary Lamoreaux, and Bernadine
Kulp.
Indecent Literature
Will Be PTA Topic. ¢
Dallas Borough PTA, at its first
meeting of the season Monday eve-
ning at 8, will hear Peter Petiraskie
on indecent literature, his talk il-
lustrated by films.
The membership drive will be set
in motion.
Room visitation will be followed
by serving of refreshments.
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Mr. and Mrs. John Senchak, Box
456, Nuangola Road, Mountaintop,
announce the birth of a son, John
James, 3rd, in General Hospital on
September 9th. There are two big |
sisters at home, Theresa Marie and |
Veronica Jean.
Mrs. Senchak is the former Gail
Brown, Sweet Valley and Mr. Sen-
chak is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
John Senchak of E. Overbrook Ave-
nue, Shavertown. The new baby
makes four grandchildren for the
Senior Senchaks. |
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Begins Teaching Duties |
Miss Anne Dorrance, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dorrance,
Orange Farms, began her teaching
duties last week at. Shillington,
where she is .a member of the fac- |
ulty of the Gov. Mifflin School
District.
Anne, who graduated in June
from Penna. State University, is
instructor in English to 9th grade
students. Vi)
Enters Mansfield
To Study Voice
Miss Gloria Dolbear, daughter of
i Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dolbear, Over-
brook Avenue, left last Sunday for
Mansfield State College where she
is enrolled as a freshman,
Gloria will major in voice and
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