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P.F.C. Leslie Dickson, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Nicholas Dickson, is on
a 30 day leave, at his home on
Ransom Road. Leslie has been in
service on Okinawa, then' to Japan
and Hawaii.
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Camp Marine Base, West
Virginia, to sign in on Christmas
Day. Leslie is a graduate of Dal-
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glad to welcome him home, and
hope he will soon be home for
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brother of Leslie, spent a few days
at their parents’ home last week,
but have now returned to their
own home in New Jersey. Darryl
is a male nurse in Lyon’s Veterans
Hospital, New Jersey.
It was like a family reunion for
the Dicksons, as their daughter,
Carolyn Spudis is back home from
Texas, where her husband Robert
Spudis is stationed in the Armed
Forces." It will be a happy day
when he will .be able to join her
soon,
Mr. and Mrs. John Rice, Forty
Fort, and Mrs. Rice's mother, Mrs.
Floyd Nulton, Binghamton, «spent
last Thursday with Myrtle Miller
and George Snyder, Hildebrant
Road.
. Mrs. Grace Moore, Mabel Bell,
Lucy Morgan and Myrtle Miller at-
tended the annual Christmas ban-
quet and party, of the Orange
Methodist Church, Ladies Bible
Class. A turkey dinner was pre-
pared and served by the Cheerio
Class, in the church social hall
Saturday, Dec. 7.
Due to illness, their teacher,
Mrs. George Schallenberger was
unable to attend.
Artie did it again”. While slid-
ing at Bill Perry's home, Artie
Baird, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mal-
colm Baird, fell and cut his leg
bad’ egough that he was rushed to
hospital where it required four
sutures.
Ella Moore Memorial Class of
East Dallas Methodist ‘Church, held
their annual Christmas party in
the social hall, Tuesday evening,
December 10. A covered dish,
buffet style dinner was enjoyed by
Mary Hoover, Jule Wilson, Helen
Siley, Betty Kintzer, Rev. and Mrs.
William Watson, and sons Brian
and Mark, Gladys Brace, Viola
Brace, Jean ‘Sommers, Jessie
Moore, Mary Cook, Jeanette Dick-
inson, Mary Ryman, Margaret
Weiss, Dorothy Heslop, Mrs. Frank
Heslop, Myra Carlin, Beatrice
Ockenhouse, ‘Hilda Moore, Irene
Moore. = An interesting talk was
given by Linda Watson. Young
Brian Watson had a grand time
passing out the Christmas gifts.
In case you are wondering who
the trio trumpeters are who will
accompany the carol singers from
East Dallas’ Church, Sunday eve-
ning, ‘Dec. 22,: they are Warren
Dewitt, Robert Wiley. and Thomas
Rowett.
Next Sunday morning during
Sunday School, 10:15, a film on
“The Spirit of Christmas” will be
shown to all departments, courtesy
of Commonwealth Telephone Com-
pany.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Nicholas,
Binghamton, were guests all last
week of the latter's sister, Mrs.
John Mokychic, and family. . No
doubt” they helped Nettie move
and get settled in the newly re-
modeled home, on the late Wilson
estate, which Wilson Ryman pur-
chased. Mr. and Mrs. Magee live
in one half of the home,
The “Singspiration” held in East
Dallas Church Sunday evening was
effort put in by the choir, accom-
panied by [Howard Dymond, or-
ganist, and Reverend Mr. Watson
at the piano. Members were
Beverly Dickson, Carolyn D. Spu-
dis, Carol Cadwalder, Priscilla Cool-
baugh, Mary An Goble, Mimi Cad-
walder, Diana Pickett, Dorothy
Mason, Pamela Hunter, Mary Mor-
gan, Mrs. Robinson, and Betty La-
moreaux. Ronald Clemow planned
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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1963.
Noxen Fireman's Auxiliary held
a * well-attended Christmas party
December 10. A delicious ham din-
ner was enjoyed with the tables
decorated, and a musical Christ-
mas tree. Games were played and
gifts exchanged. A business mect-
ing was also held, with the following
new members added: Mrs. Paul Kei-
per, Mrs. Loren Case, Dorothy
French, Miss Pat Newell, and Mrs.
Russell Newell.
Present: were Mesdames Paul Kei-
per, Loren Case, Dorothy French,
Ronald Hopfer, Jacob Miner, Ruth
Field, William Butler, Fred Schenck,
Oscar Fish, Loren Case, Roy Dend-
ler, Clark Oliver, Wheeler Heps,
Joseph Dotter, Willard Bender, Cal-
vin Strohl, Robert May, Elvin Bean,
Chester Keiper, Earl Beahm, Jr,
Ralph Lutes, Edith Smith, Richard
Smith, Joseph . Nalbone, William
Hollos, Ralph Engleman, Misses
Stella Shook and Pat Newell.
Mrs. Tom Swire underwent ma-
jor surgery at Wyoming Valley
and supervised.
After a jet went over recently,
leaving its lovely white trail in the
sky, my granddaughter, Pattie
Moore said, - “Oh look! There is
Jesus's clothesline.” Sort of a
child’s . fellowship connection,
wouldn’t you say ?
Which reminds me, not too long
ago the Sunday School lesson was
about the Feast of the Passover.
After the class, the teacher asked
who could tell her what the lesson
was about. One of my grand-
daughters lifted her hand and said,
“It was all about the Feast of the
leftovers.”
The local hobby club met Decem-
ber 10, at Kingston House, for
their annual Christmas Party.
Secret Pals were made known and
gifts exchanged after a hearty din-
“Present were Barbara Lasher,
ner.
Sally Wagner, Mary Reese, Mary
Lasher, Verna Cummings, Joyce
Sidorek, Carol Lasher, Bonnie
Wendal, Sue Welch, Ruth Young,
Marilla Stanton, Florence Martin,
Priscilla Coolbaugh.
Harry Martin Sr., has been ill at
home for the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Bloomer and
two daughters were weekend guests
of the Harry Martins.
Mr. and Mrs. Royal Kline Jr.,
Pine Grove Mills, and Mr. and
Mrs. Quinton Schaffer, King of
Prussia, were weekend guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Stanton.
They were formerly Geraldine and
Shirley Stanton. Al] three couples
were here to attend the Rotary
Christmas ‘Dance at Irem Temple
Country Club, Saturday Evening
Dec. 7.
I was happy to receive a letter
last week, from the Paul Valen-
tines, Auburndale, Florida. They
were both mwell and happy, and
busy as bees with church activi-
ties.
Birthday greetings to Warren
Stanton, Vivian Dymond, Josephine
Matukitis, Texas Wilson Jr., Mrs.
Rush Lamoreaux, Carrie Moore
Hawke, and Sue Ellen Hobbs.
Aunt Jennie Evans
been 85 Saturday.
Anna Strazdus made a one day
trip last Friday to Geisinger Hos-
pital for a scheduled monthly
check-up. She’s doing good, I'm
glad to say.
Noxen
would have
Hospital this past week. She would
appreciate cards. z
Classmates Christmas party will
be held at the home of Mrs. Wil-
liam Munkatchy December’ 20. Fif-
ty cent gifts.
Ladies Society of St. Luke’s Lu-
theran Church held their Christmas
party at the Paris Hall last week, en-
joying a delicious turkey dinner.
Present were: Mrs. John Jones, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Case, Mr .and Mrs.
Earl Crispell, Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Engleman, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kei-
per, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Bender,
Pastor Wesley Kimm, Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Dendler, Mr. and Mrs. Loren
Case, Christine Blizzard, Mrs. Sam-
uel Blizzard, Mrs. Robert Horlacher,
Mrs. Joseph Dotter, Mrs. Clark
Oliver, Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler Hess,
and Mrs. George Montross.
Roger Race, Wallingford, Conn.,
spent the week here, deer-hunting.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Boone and
Michelle, Eyers Grove, spent Satur-
day at the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. William Engleman.
Mrs, Harry Wells and daughter
Cynthia, Rockland, Masps., spent
several days with Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar Patton, and also attended
the wedding of niece, Carol Ben-
nett, and Allan Hobbs Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Morris, New-
ark, N, J., spent several days this
week at BS home in Noxen.
Robert Thompson, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Francis Thompson, who is sta-
tioned at Biggs Air Force Base, El
Paso, Texas is home on a thirty-day
leave.
Children of Noxen Lutheran Sun-
day school will hold their Christmas
exercises at the Church Sunday, | §
Dec. 22, at 6 p. m.
Miss Hariett Dendler, Harrisburg,
spent the weekend with Mr and
Mrs. Roy Dendler.
Mr. and Mrs, Jay Dent, Blooms-
burg, spent Sunday with her par-
ents, Mrs. Joseph Dotter.
Mrs. Ora Bean has been on the
sick list this past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hobbs and
family, North Tonawanda, N. Y.
spent the weekend with Mr .and
Mrs. Albert Jones, and attended
the Hobbs - Bennett wedding.
Mrs. Michael Mott, Indianapolis,
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