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DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
Fred ‘Whipple Opens
~ Fine New Gift Shop
A new and unusual gift shop has
opened on Memorial Highway.
Fred Whipple, New ,Goss Manor,
and former Shavertown resident,
who ‘has owned and operated a
Marble, Stone and Lumber business
in the same Luzerne location for
many years, is the proprietor.
An interest in imported and un-
usual gifts prompted his new ven-
ture. Rare hand carvings and lovely
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objects d’art from Africa, India and
Israel are on display.
Mr, Whipple is awaiting a large
shipment of. very special items but
in the meantime has opened his
new shop so that the public may
stop in and get aequainted with
his rare gifts and low prices.
The shop is open daily and will
be open evenings before Christmas.
MORE GROSBEAKS
_ Mrs. Elsie Mahoney, Sweet Val-
ley, reports six evening grogbeaks
at her bird feeder. Bird-watchers
have noted a number of evening
grosbeaks, but nothing to compare
with the numbers seen here five
years ago, when a flock of fifty was
no rarity.
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Our birthday greetings this week |
— Tom Pierce, Edith K. Parsons,
Edward Johnson, Jr., Bonnie
Thomas Cook, Bruce
is
Office of Northern Europe,
tioned
Copenhagen, Denmark.
Paula
his 21st Birthday on December 14.
He
George Schollenberger, Orange, and
is the _son of Mr. and Mrs.
with the U.S. Coast Guard Liason
sta-
at the U. S. Embassy in
Thomas is a 1960 graduate of
‘Westmoreland High School and a
1961 ‘graduate of the Coast Guard
School, Groton, Conn.
He recently received a Pro-
ficiency I Rating as a Yeoman.
Tom and his grandmother, Mrs.
Horan, Orange both share
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, DECEMBER, 12, 1963
Birthday In Denmark
Turn
Dugan, Carole Dick, Wilbur H. Rer-
off, Elda Coolbaugh, Mrs. Elizageth
Gloria Jean Roe, Arline G.
Williams, Robbin Lohman, Sherman
Kunkle, Mrs. Warren L. Marrow,
Laurie Lee Long, Pamela ‘Sue Law-
son, Beverly Dymond, Lori DeRe-
mer, David Bottoms, Sobert Charles
Hutchinson, J. Carl Goodwin, How-
ard W. Ide. od
The community extends sincere
sympathy to Mrs. Marion Perrin
and family on the death of her
husband, Wallace Perrin last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Layou were
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Davis, Scranton, recently. Mrs. Da-
vis being a sister of Joseph Layou.
Mrs. Harold Croom, Mrs. William !
Lohman, Mrs. David Mathers and |
THOMAS SCHOLLENBERGER
Thomas Schollenberger, a Second
Class Petty Officer in the United
States Coast Guard will celebrate
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“instaliment-type” face-amount certificates. He also offers
life insurance through INVESTORS Syndicate Life.
For prospectus-booklets on any of these mutual funds, or
on face-amount certificates, or for information on life insur.
ance, call telephone number below. Or clip this complete
advertisement, circling services which interest you, and mail
it to your INVESTORS Man:
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Shavertown, Pa.
Phone — 674-5231
Bus. — 822-3266
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Mrs. Thomas Williams spent last
week-end in New York where they |
shopped and enjoyed a musical.
Mrs. David Mathers is ill at her
home on Staub Road.
Robert Roushey, who has been
ill is now on the improved list and
will so6n return to his work.
Mrs. S. J. Smith, Philadelphia, is
spending some time visiting her
family and old friends in this area.
She is a former resident.
The Christmas story in song and
music will be featured at the
Friendship class meeting Tuesday
evening. Program will be in charge
of Florence ‘Sherwood. Fifty cent
gifte for all needy girls and boys
will be donated by members of the
class..
Hostesses for the evening’s Xmas
party are—
Mrs. Thomas Pierce and Betty
Reese, co-chairmen.
Assisting are: —
Mrs. Ogden Palmer, Mrs. C. G.
Perkins, Mrs. Vern Pritchard, Mrs.
Ruth Reynolds, Mrs. John Richards,
Mrs. John Roushey, Mrs. Donald
Cherry, Mrs. Robert Roushey, Mrs.
Robert Sherwood, Mrs. Thomas
Zelford.
$1 Billion Insurance
Locally Represented
From $2 million in January 1959,
Investors Syndicate Life Insurance
and Annuity Company has now top-
ped $1 billion life insurance in force,
individual policyholders, the com-
pany announced, through local a-
gent Thomas Kreidler.
John H. Blackman, Jr., ~Forty-
Second Street ,is chairman of the
board.
Investors reached the ‘half billion
mark in October 1961 and reported
77,000 policyholders with $806 mil-
lion life insurance in force at the
1962 year end. The company is now
licensed “and doing business in 48
states and the District of Columbia.
[Stressing that investors sells only
individual life policies, no group in- |
or creditors insurance,
Thomas W. Moses, president, attri-
buted the company’s growth to the
energy and dedication of its 3’,000-
man national sales force.
“Millions of Americans are under-
insured,” he said. “Investors repre-
sentatives take the company’s ser-
vices directly to the public. They are
helping people to realize that life
insurance is indispensable in plan-
ming a future secure with adequate
protection for both ~ families and
businesses. We expect to double our
number of policyholders within a
very few years.”
Investors Syndicate Life is a whol-
ly- owned subsidiary of Investrs Di-
versified Services, Inc. (IDS), 69
vear old investment management
firm with more than $4.6 billion in
current assets under mamagement.
The insurance company rounds out
the financial services of the Inves-
tors Group, which includes a face
amount certificate subsidiary and
five mutual funds.
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Dallas Rotary To |
Fete Children
Dallas Rotary Club will give a
Christmas party for underprivileged
children in the Back Mountain area
on Saturday, December 21 at Prince
of Peace Church, Dallas.
Members will assemble at Com- |
monwealth Telephone
parking lot at 1 p. m,,
the young guests.
Company
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SECTION B — PAGE 5
D OF A PARTIES 2
D of A Christmas party, with ex-
change of dollar gifts, is slated for
| Friday evening at 6 at Odd Fellows
Hall.
On December 17, Past Counselors
of D of A will be entertained at the
home of Mrs. Eugene Fiske, at 6:30.
Baird and Lyle Slaff were intro-
duced. Ronald Carruthers read a
letter from Delft Rotary Club ex-
pressing sympathy in the death of
President Kennedy.
Willard Seaman, program chm’n.
Local high school football teams | introduced Russell Gardner, Hano-
were honored at last week’s meet- | ver National Bank, who spoke on
ing.
| the Federal
Reserve Bank and
Myron Baker presided. New mem- | showed a film, “Our Money On The
bérs inducted by Don
were Frank Johnson and James Be-
secker; Jr. Ralph Postorive’s birth- |
day was observed and guests, Bobby
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