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Marie Hardisky and roommate
\ from Bloomsburg College went to
Washington D. C. last week to see
the late President Kennedy. They
arrived at 11 a.m. and did not get
into the East Room until 7:30 p.m.
They said there were people lying
all over the place on blankets.
When the girls left from the Dulles
Air Port, they saw Prince Philip.
President Charles DeGaulle and
Dean Rusk and many other diplo-
mats.
Fifteen ‘Little Notes” robes were
donated Sunday by Mrs. Myron
Baker and Mrs. Edward Oncay at
the Methodist Church. The robes
were made by Mrs. Walter
_ Chamberlain and Mrs. Oncay.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Coombs
have a baby girl, Christine Marie
born November 22. Mrs. Coombs
is the former Catherine Crispell
from Lehman. This is their first
child.
Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Coombs
entertained four children from the
' Binghamton Children’s Home over
Thanksgiving. They had eighteen
for supper. They will have six
children from the home for the
Christmas Holidays.
~ Happy birthday: (Carolann La-
~moreaux, James F. Lord, Kenneth
- L. Coombs, Kathren Fox, Jimmy
Cook, Cathy Cilvin, Rev. Norman
Tiffany, - M. Loretta Mires, Lola
Johnson, Mrs. Russell A. Ide, Paul
Cilvik, Karl Squier, Myron S. Baker,
Elizabeth Sutton, Cathy Stolarick,
Karen Harvey, Louise S. Whitesell,
and Marion Harvey.
Happy anniversary: Mr. and Mrs.
James F. Lord, also Mr. and Mrs.
Arlington Vanderhoff who recently
celegrated their 25th wedding anni-
versary with their family having a
family dinner. They have three
children Mrs. Thomas Williams
(Lois) Janet and Charles. Mr. and
Mrs. Vanderhoff have resided in
Lehman for the last 19 years. They
are members of the Lehman Metho-
dist Church. They were married
on Thanksgiving Day November
24th 1938.
Men’s Bible Class from the
Methodist Church was entertained
in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Myron
Baker rencently. Mike Kuchta,
Commonwealth Telephone Com-
pany, showed pictures on the
Sheppton Mine Disaster. John Sid-
ler showed movies of Dartmouth-
P.M.C. football game. Class voted
to send baskets to the elder men of
the community.
Same officers
year were elected.
: FIREMEN’S AUXILIARY
Auxiliary of Lehman Fire Com-
pany, met recently in the fire hall
with a memorial service for our late
President and the rest of those
' who lost their lives in that terrible
tragedy.
Motion was made to buy thermos
jugs to make hot water for the
firemen where there is a big fire,’
and to furnish donuts.
the Castle Inn, December 9. Please
send in your reservations as soon
as possible. Everyone is to bring a
50 cent gift to exchange.
Have you noticed the bright light
at Lehman Center? Well the
Ladies Auxiliary from the Lehman
Fire Department is paying for it.
Chairman of the Beautification
Committee is doing a fine job.
W.S.C.S. ENTERTAINS
W.S.C.S. of Methodist Church
had as guest speaker ‘Roshanna
Billimonie”, rotary exchange stu-
dent from India. She showed
colored slides of India and ‘told the
exciting experience of her trip to
this country.
~ Mrs. Ruth Wright gave dinner
reports. Mrs. Nuss reported that
Mrs. Adamshick would like the
W.S.C.S. to buy recipes for
Christmas cookies for 25 cents
each. Mrs. J. Ellsworth sent boxes
to the soldiers. Mrs. L. Ide read
a letter from the Binghamton
Children’s Home, asking for an
electric pop corn popper. We sent
them $10.
Mrs. Gordon Johnson reported
that there has not been any work
‘done on the old parsonage as yet.
Twenty-one members and six visi-
tors present.
W.S.CS. will entertain Louella
Neely Bible Class at our Christmas
party December 11 at 2 o'clock, in
the church basement. Everyone is
asked to bring a 50 cent gift. Serv-
ing Committee was Mrs. Howard
Ehret, Mrs. Russell Ide, Mrs. Robert
Ide, Mrs. A. S. Simms and Mrs.
Glenn Johnson.
Bill To Exempt Amish
From Social Security
Nov. 6 — Rep. Richard iS. Sch-
weiker recently introduced Ilegisla-
tion exempting persons such as the
Old Order Amish from participa-
tion in the federal Social Security
program.
~The Schweiker bill would permit
members of churches whose estah-
lished doctrines forbid participation
in such programs on religious
grounds to waive their benefit
rights and be exemvted irora social
security taxes.
Applicants for exemption would
be asked to show that members of
their faith make adequate provi-
sion for elderly members to pre=
vent their needing any public aid in
their later years.
In 1961 the federal government
seized three horses belonging to an
Amish farmer in Penhnsylvania and
sold them at public auction to ob-
tain money for Social Security pay-
ments which the man refused to
make because of his religious be-
liefs.
for the coming
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THE JINGLING MONEY YOU SAVE AT AeP SOON BECOMES FOLDING MONEY! SAVE REGULARLY AND...
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