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| ollege Misericordia Alumnae
Homecoming Weekend Friday
Homecoming plans for College
isecordia graduates have been
mpleted announced Mrs. Hilda
aub Garey, executive secretary chairman of the event.
is week. | A full program of activities will
Alumnae from all states of the be scheduled from Friday evening
rion will gather on the campus this ‘to Sunday noon.
sekend. Highlight of the affair will ' Guest speaker will be Dr. Georges
the inspection of the newly com- Decote, Brooklyn College, City Uni-
leted Alumnae Hall, a long cher- versity, N. Y.
hed dream of each alumna. New! Officers of the Alumnae
lerrick Student Center will also Elaine Peters Larkin,
viewed. Del., president; Marie Whitman Kil-
|The reunion dinner will especially gallon, Wilkes-Barre vice presi-
mor the classes of 1928-33-38-43- dent; Mary Lou McGroarty, West-
i and 62 on Saturday even- field, N., J., secretary; Helen Lyon
| Creagh, Binghamton, treasurer.
following the affair. Misses Margaret
Paye, Binghamton and Ann Dwyer,
Plymouth, are chairman and co-
are
Ea ach class will. meet separately |
Take A Free Trip
Around The World
The Missionary Crusade at Glen-
view P. M. Church, Fernbrook, will
feature a team of furloughiag mis-
sionariies from THE UNITED WORLD
MISSION who are coming your way
Thursday and Friday, October 10th
and 11th.
They will bring interesting and
challenging messages, good music,
vivid Kodachrome slides, sound color
film, curios, and costumes,—every-
thing to insure the informative,
lively meetings are a little bit dif-
ferent tham the ordinary!
On the team will be Shirley
Thomas, R.N., from West Africa;
Betty Bain, R.N., on her way to the
Congo; Orland Moore, “Uncle Moe’,
and Rev. and Mrs.
veteran missionaries to Cuba.
Meetings will start at 7:30 P.M.
The public is invited to attend.
irs. Paglianite
ostess To Rotary
Plymouth women of Rotary held
dinner meetiag recently at the
me of president, Mrs. Joseph Pag-
nte. Honored guest was Mrs. Phy-
s Landau recent bride of Harold
ndau president of Plymouth
tary.
Mrs. Landau was recently feted
a kitchen shower given by fel-
lv members at Holiday House, Ide-
wn. Plans were formulated for the
ming holiday project, Next meet-
x is slated for Oct. 8th at 7:30 p.
“at the home of Mrs. Lena Cohen,
fgston.
Present were Miss Sophie
nchur, Mesdames; Phyliss Landau,
y Broody, Helen [Shalanca, Heien
hulyan, Lena Cohen, Helen Dudo,
eda Paullis, Mary Jean Pagliante,
1 Mascoli and Annette Klemow.
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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1963
Officers Of Rainbow Order Installed Saturday Evening
Officers of Assembly #144,
ternational Order of Rainbow Girls
were installed Saturday evening at
Methodist Educational
Building.
Mrs, Eva Lipiec, Grand Deputy of
District 6 D was present to officially
witness the service. °
Barbara Hopkins, Past Worthy meeting of the group this evening. -Elva Costello, Linda Farrar, Barbara |
Betty
First Row: Diane Myers,
Oatridge, Gail Kelly, Sharon Evans,
Colleen Conaghan, Jo Carol Birn-
Advisor, was installing officer. Jo
Carol Birntock was installing mar-
shal, Glenda Williams, installing
chaplain, Sally Moyer, installing or-
ganist and Diane Myers, installing
soloist. |
Colleen Conaghan, Worthy Ad-. Jackson, Dorothy Philo, Pat Nixon;
! visor, will preside at the first fall Dorothy Johnson, Linda Wimmer,
In-
stock, Glenda Williams, Barbara
Hopkins, Sally Moyer.
2nd Row: Mrs, Eva Lipiec, Marilyn | i
Brown, Karen Fisk, Marian Mohr,
Mrs. Betty Meeker.
3rd Row: Debbie Slater, Myra
Berti, Martha Messick, Debbie Sav-
ickas, J. Savickas, Verna Miera,
Cathy . Clifford, = Marilyn . Moyer,
| Charlyn Oatridge, Barbara Hauck,
Diane Hozempa.
Trinity. United Presbyterian Church
‘Mrs. Robert Zeigler
Feted At Farewell Party
The Women's Association
| throughout “and the dining _ room Eugene Hummells
centerpieces was an arrangement of
| white petunias and red geraniums. ‘Wed 42 Years
| Mrs Zeigler was presented with a | :
| Mr .and Mrs. Eugene Hummell
of gift.
celebrated their 44th wedding an-
Mesdames Edward Wroblewski,
Lo Mrs. Robert Zeigler with Bradford ‘Alden and Robert Wile niversary at a buffet supper ou
“going away” party at, the home assisted the hostess.
of Mrs. Warren Koehl, last week.
Fall flowers decorated the home!
Saturday. The couple was married
in Westmoreland Methodist Church,
I Westmorelond, September 20 by
Reverend C..Laye.
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| Mr. Hummell is a retired carpen-
ter and lumberman.
Present at the supper were Mr.
and Mrs. Glenn Frantz, Luzeme; Mr.
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and Mrs. Raymond Scott, Sr., Ray,
Jr., Stanley, Leroy, Judith Anne,
Alan, Janet Rose, Larry, Noxen;
Harry Hummell and Carol Andrews,
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Helen Grace Gardner
Mr .and Mrs. Robert Gardner,
. New Cumberland, Pa., announce the
| birth of a daughter, Helen Grace
| on September 20 at Harrisburg Hos-
pital.
- The couple have a son and two
other daughters.
Mother is the former Grace Laux,
daughter of Mr .and Mrs. Paul Laux,
Shavertown. .
Myr, Gardner is the son of the
late Mrs. Helen Moore, Trucksville.
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| Mrs. Rogers Attends
Counseling Workship
Mrs. Lewis Rogers III, Shaver-
tow, attended a College Counseling
Workshop held recently at Syracuse
University, Syracuse, for area
alumni representatives.
Sponsored joimtly by ‘the SU
Alumni Association and the Admigz-
sions Office, the purpose of the pro-
gram was to train alumni to repre-
sent Syracuse University at, their
area high schools, giving up-to-date
information regarding ‘the university
to prospective college students.
Over 100 persons representing
alumni groups from California to
| Delaware attended the conference.
! Featured speakers included Dr. Wil-
liam P. Tolley chancellor; Dr. New-
ell W. Rossman, vice president for
development; Dr. Clark D. Ahlberg,
vice president for administration and
research; and Dr. Eric H. Faigle, vice
president and dean of liberal arts.
| German Visitors Feted
‘At Church Reception
Women of Prince of Peace were
hostesses at a reception last [Sunday |
afternoon in honor of Mr. and Mrs.
Johannes ‘Forck, of Cologne, Germ=
any. Mr. and Mrs. Forck, parents
of Mrs. John S. Prater, wife of the
Rector of Prince of Peace Church,
were guests of the Praters until
October 2, when they returned
to Germany by Jet from Idle-
wild Airport. The Forcks last visited
the United States in 1958.
Approxiately 150 people were in-
troduced to the guests of honor.
Mrs. Forck was presented with a
Adult Choir.
Back Mountain YWCA Homemak- |
er's Holiday announces that the
adult classes of Mrs. Warren Yar-
nal, teacher of Beginner's Sewing,
have a very large enrollment. These
YWCA members have a chance to
learn how to sew, while their pre-
school children are being well taken
care of in the supervised nursery
from 9:30 a.m. until 1:00 p.m. In
this way a housewife has the oppor-
tunity to relax, to learn, and to
socialize with other women in her
classes during the hours when her
husband is, at work. Classes are held |
each Tuesday from 10:00 a.m. to
12:00.
African Minister To
Show Slides To WSCS
Pastor Ruth Shippey will show
slides of Africa and her work there
to members of Dallas Methodist
Church ‘-WSCS Tuesday evening at
7:30 p. -m.
Jean Fleming will 21% report on
her activities ai Out Reach Camp.
Mrs. Charles Hosler will preside
and Mrs. Nelson Nelson will lead
devotions, Mrs. Atherton Clifford
and Mrs. Ralph Marshall will serve
as greeters,
'Hostesses will be Mrs. Raymon
Hedden, chairman; Mrs. Walter
Brunges, Mrs. Thomas Cease, Mrs.
Gerald Dettmore, Mrs. Arthur Dun-
gey, Mrs. David Evans, Miss Buh
DeWolfe.
Evelyn Scott Feted
On 1lth Birthday
A birthday party was held in
honor of Miss Evelyn Scott, daugh-
ter ‘of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Scott,
Trucksville, who recently celebrated
her eleventh birthday.
Games were played and véfvoshs
ments served. Centerpiece was a
two-layer birthday cake.
Attending were Jennifer Ireland,
Susan Mieczkowski, Mimi Cleas-
by, Marvin Scott,» 3rd, Mrs Emily
Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Scott:
and the hostess, Evelyn Scott.
ave New Daughter
An eight pound,
daughter, Ann Marie, was born
to Mr. and Mrs. John Hardisky,
RD 3, Lincoln street, Dallas, Sep-
tember 13, at Nesbitt Hospital.
There are four other children,
John, Carol Ann, Robert and Mar-
garet Mary. Mrs. Hardisky is the
former Margaret Ference, Pringle.
ten ounce
‘Edward ' = Sidorek,
Have First Child
Lt. and Mrs. Raymon Balut, 18
| Perrin Street, James Conley AFB,
Waco, Texas, announce the birth of
their first child Raymond Michael |
weighing six pounds, September 18, |
1963.
Mrs. Balut is the former Barbara |
Petro, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Michael Petro, Luzerne. Lt. Balut
son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Balut,
Shavertown, is a career man in the
moreland High School and Kings
College.
Air Force. He is a graduate of West- |:
DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
Homemaker's Holiday Sewing
Classes Enroll Many Members
Mrs. George W. Carey, Jr., chair-
man, invites all YWCA members,
‘regardless it they are enrolled in a
class or not, to bring their sand-
wich and to join in the luncheon
and then to stay for the planned
program at 12:00.
All classes are held in the social
rooms of the Shavertown Methodist
Church. At 9:30 a.m. early ‘coffee
| will be served by Mrs. John A. Dif-
fendafer, new staff assistant for the
! Back Mountain YWCA Homemaker’s
. Holiday Adult Program. Last Tues-
day Att. Enoch Thomas spoke to
the women about "Legal Points
‘Women Should Enow.”
Fiancee Of Don Belles
Guest At Bridal Shower
Miss Carol Sarratt, Timonium,
Md., financee of Donald Belles,
Fernbrook, was honored at a bridal
shower September 24 by Mrs. Ruth
Cyphers and Mrs. Lynn Belles at
Trucksville Fire Hall.
Bridal doll ensemble at the main
table was dressed by Linda McDer-
mott and fioral arrangements on
guest tables provided by Mrs. Doris
Kitchen.
Miss Sarratt received many lovely
and useful gifts. She will be married
to Mr. Belles, October 26 in Lock
Haven Methodist Church in Balti-
more. Miss Sarratt is the daughter
of Mr .and Mrs. Everett Sarratt,
. | Timonium, Md. ,
Games were played and refresh-
ments served to ‘the following:
Mesdames Edgar Belles, Harry
Belles, George Gabel, Evelyn Alla-
% ‘baugh, Jeane Morris, Ida Davis, Til
Shonk, Ruth’ Coburn, Dee Burk-
hardt, Mary Ondish, Paul LaBar,
Robert Shotwell, Ken Inman, Gor-
don Austin, George Shaver, Jr.,
Corey * Crispell,
Charles. Seward, Anna Compton,
George Shaver, Sr., George Belles,
Mary Sarratt, Alice M. Bellas, Nancy
Bellas, Josephine . Bogdan, Joseph
Kubasti, Willard Newberry, Norma
Clark, Mary Reese, Dixie Coolbaugh,
Marilyn « Kirkpatrick, Robert Cross,
Doris Kitchen, Sandra Wright,
Arthur Belles, Judy Lindgren, Lynne
Belles, Misses Judi Clark, Marcia
Remington, Mary Linda McDermott,
Carole Anderson.
Dallas Folk Attend
Utica Festival
Mrs. Jennie Roberts and Mrs.
Peter Duda, Dallas, attended the
Welsh-American Festival at Utica,
N. Y., last weekend.
: Guest conductor was 'T. Gwynn
Jones, Wales, who is touring this
country on an English speaking
‘union scholarship, making a survey
of the use of television in education.
Mr. Jones taught Jeannie Duda
while she was a resident of Wales
and she was delighted to see her old
instructor.
The - Welsh visitor was a guest
while in Utica of Miss Myra Jones,
Hartford, N. Y., a school chum of
Mrs. Duda, whom she also visited.
Mrs. ‘Duda said she enjoyed the
fine music of the festival more
than her recemt trip ‘to England.
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