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r. and Mrs.
Present from these parts: Mes- Mr. and Mrs. William Drabick |is serving a roast beef dinner Tues-
dames Rugsell Hoover, i gone to Florida for the win-|day evening October 29, serving Harveys Lake
Hoover, Floyd Milbrose, Francis | ter, They have good sense, like !starting at 5. There will be roast | Mr. and Mrs Arnold Garinger
Glenn Brown's Smith, Emery Stokes, H. A. Brown, |the birds. | beef, mashed potatoes, gravy,, peas,
4 ' apple sauce, harvard beets, pickled and deughters have spent. the
wughter Susan was taken to Nes- Harry Howell, Arthur Hoover, Lil- Mrs. El ajor celebrated her ) I” -
itt Hospital Friday evening for lian. Hildebrant, Morton Connelly, | 83rd i he See week. 1 would cabbage, home made pie, buns, and A NL Pray
sts. They live on Lehman Heights. and Stella Schuler. Ilike to say a belated Happy Birth- coffee. Come .' and bring your a y — : rad
The Little Notes Choir sang “My | Mrs. Hazel V. Davis, Wilkes-'day to the most pleasant and friends. Eat all you want, just like with her grandparents,
thle and I’ at the Methodist, Barre, mother of Mrs. Gordon Christian lady I know. She had a home. Tickets on sale with BR% Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Armitage,
ch. I was TH of the Hoover, passed away last, week. broken hip and spends most of her member. ' Kingston, visited at the Armitage-
le innocent faces, what they Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hoover and time in a wheelchair, but that does Happy Birthday to: Linda Cut- Ginger home on Saturday.
ting, Matthew L. F. Drabick, Ches-
ter J. Sutton, Jr., Jeanne L. Bar-'
ral, Howard Ellsworth, Leonard
Harvey, T. Bryce Major, and Dave,
| Sutton.
at- not stop her from helping in the
‘home. She does the washing, most
of the cooking, and most of the
entertaining. You never come
away feeling sorry for her, because
she puts you to shame.
Ww. S.C.S. of the Methodist Church
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d think if they knew there daughter from New Jersey,
5 a group trying to take the | tended the funeral.
(ble away from them. | Mrs. Earl Chamberlin is at home
4 W.C.T.U. Institute was held in| coming along slowly, after being in
y Fort Methodist Church this Wyoming Valley Hospital for a
We are glad to see her
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Allen Jr.,
Janet and Wendy, Flushing, Long
Island spent the Ny here.
Janet was maid of honor at the
Oney-Reed wedding on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Gutch of
| Whitesboro, N. Y. spent the week-
end with Mrs. Gutch’s parents Mr.
and Mrs, George Searfoss. Mrs.
Gutch is the former Judy Searfoss.
. Mrs. Fred Eister, a patient in
General Hospital, underwent sur-
gery on Saturday. {
I" Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Flecknoe,
Philadelphia, spent the weekend
with Mrs. Flecknoe's parents, Mr.
‘and Mrs, Michael Clark.
| Mr. and Mrs. Milton Evans of
| Greenbelt, Maryland spent last
| weekend with Mrs. Ida Rogers and
ast week, with a nice group from month.
Phman and the Outlet Road. |back.
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Tuesday Mrs. Rogers celebrated her
81st. birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ryder, Kings-
ton, called at the Armitage-Garin-
ger home on Wednesday. Mr.
Ryder is recovering from a severe
heart attack.
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some ‘time in Canada.
Canada they attended the Dairy-
men’s : League Convention in Syra-
:|cuse, N.IY.
Paul Parver has returned to his
home 'affer being a medical patient
at Nesbisti Hospital last week.
held their opening meeting of the
year las; week at the home of Mr.
and Mrs, George Haines. Officers
were elected: Cub Master, Burl Up-
dyke; Assistant Cub Master, George
‘Haines; Advancement and Registra-
tion, George = Haines; Ceremony,
William: G:. Hughes; Treasurer,
James Yoder; Secretary and Pub-
licity, Kaye Ray; Assistant Secre-
tary, Rosanna Haines; Hostess,
Beatrice Beuka; Institutional Rep-
resentative, Carl Remley. The next |
committee meeting will be held at
dyke October 28.
Mr. and Mrs. John Shilanski |
Linda and Thomas, North Tona- |
wanda, N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Shilanski, Gerald. Dennis, and Al-
lan, Garfield, N. J.; Mr. and Mrs.
William Barnowski, Beverly, Gar-
ski, Trenton and Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph ‘Shilanski, Jr. Garfield, spent
tend the wedding of Eileen Crane
and Kollin Foss.
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Mr. and Mrs. Russell Lamoreaux
‘have returned home after spending |
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the home of Mr. and Mrs. Burl Up- |
field; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shilan- |
East Dallas
A warm welcome to our new
resident in East Dallas—Mrs. Elva
| Miller, a sister of Ralph Kauffman
on Demunds Road. Mrs. Miller
.came from Philadelphia and moved
into her beautiful new trailer, locat-
ed next to Kauffman’s.
| Mrs. Louise (Grandma) Jones is
a patient in the Masonic Hospital,
Elizabethtown, since October 8. Elva
Wagner visited her Saturday. How
about a shower of cards to cheer
our Pal? She always Sppreciacs
hearing from her friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Forman,
| Trenton, N. J., spent last weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wagner,
Sr., Demunds Road. Mrs. Forman
is the former Carol Wagner.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kauffman,
Mrs. Miller, and Billie Wagner, were
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Wagner, Sr., Friday evening.
Mrs. Bert Brace, a guest of her
daughter Louise Hess, left Friday to
visit another daughter Beulah Bes-
teder, Harrisburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Nulton, Cen-
termoreland, were Sunday guests of
Myrtle Miller and George Snyder.
Lester Moss has been very ill at
his home on Demunds Road.
There was an all day quilting
at the home of Mrs. Harry Martin
last Thursday. A covered dish
luncheon was enjoyed, followed by
the regular monthly meeting of the
WSCS.
Plans were made for a ‘Song-
speration to be held some Sun-
day evening in November, date to
be announced later. L
Those attending were, Reverend
and Mrs. William Watson and two
| sons, Gladys Brace, Mary Cook,
| Jeanette Dickinson, Jessie MoFe
Florence Martin.
| Mr. and Mrs. William Baker and
two sons, Gillette, N. J., were week- |
end guests of Mrs. Baker's mother,
Mrs. Ben Brace, East Dallas.
Hallowe’en Party
The Hallowe'en Party’ scheduled
for’ Saturday evening has been
| changed to this evening.
“It happened 10 years ago.” Nel-
on A. Moore, 61, passed away, Oc-
tober 27, 1953.
We welcome Peter Fritsky, Jr.
' home after being honorably dis-
Willard (Bill) Siley, from New
Jersey, spent the weekend with his
| erente: Mr. and Mrs. Russell Siley.
Birthday greetings: Mabel Leitch,
Agnes Sidorek, Bobby Wagner,
Thomas E. Atkinson, Bernice Howell,
Carol Ann Russ, Gloria Davis
ams, Gertrude Neyhard, Mrs.
| Nicholas Dickinson. Anniversary
congratulations: Mr. and Mrs. Rus-
sell Ockenhouse, Mr. and Mrs. H.
A. Siley.
Gus Ehrgott returned to the home
of his daughter and son-in-law, Mr.
land Mrs. Harry Thompson, after
last week-end in this area to at- | spending last week with another
[augiuen » and family Mr. and Mrs.
Al Gross, Plains. |
Laymen’s Sunday was observed
ton Clemow, son of Mrs.
Reese, rendering the sermon. Ham-
ilton, Larry Kintzer, Alex Cook,
Bob Moore and Ted Wilson lent
their voices to the choir, with Alex
Cook and Bob Moore singing a duet
part.
William Davis, Shavertown, was
guest speaker in Sunday School giv-
ing everyone wonderful food for
thought:
“Upon entering church, speak to
| God; While you tarry let God speak
and Lena Moore, is a patient in
Nesbitt Hospital.
Howard Moore is a patient in
Wilson Memorial Hospital, Johnson
City, recovering from a heart at-
tack.
Sandra Baird, employed as nurse
in Jersey Medical Center,
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm
Baird, Orange, over the weekend.
United Nations Tour
Scheduled Nov. 11
The Wyoming Council of Churches
is sponsoring a United Nations Sem-
inar, Monday, November 11.
Martz busses will leave the park-
ing lot at Shavertown Methodist
Church at 5:30 a.m. and will arrive
at U.N. Headquarters at 10 that
morning.
A ‘guided tour will begin at 10:30
and luncheon will be served in the
Delegates Dining Room at 11:45.
A special briefing will take place
in the Church Center of the United
Nations at 1:15 p.m., and tickets
provided for attendance at various
meetings of the international or-
to you; as you leave, speak to’
others.” 3
Edward Jr., infant son of Edward
visited |
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ganization.
Busses will leave the U.N. at 5:30
p.m. to return to’ Wilkes-Barre, ar-
riving in Shavertown-at 10:30 that
¢ ] 24 | ‘evening. '
in East Dallas Church with Ha Accommodations will be made for
. all passengers from Dallas, Shaver-
| town and Trucksville. Cost of the
"trip, $6.75 will include transporta-
tion, tips and fees for U.N. tour. .
Meals will be extra.
| For reservations call Mrs,
| Kimball 675-1232.
Westmoreland PTA
To Hear Therapist
Robert Jewell, speech Therapist,
will speak Tuesday night to mem-
bers of Westmoreland elementary
PTA. Mrs. Marshall Rumbaugh,
hospitality chairman, says second-
grade mothers will serve refresh-
ments.
A sale of Christmas candy is the
current project for raising of funds
to finance the sixth grade trip to
Philadelphia in the spring. Orders
for candy must be returned to the
school by November 15.
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