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Purely
Personal
Mr. and Mrs. Niles White, Bald-
win Street, will have as Christmas
guests the former's sons and wives,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bruce White,
and Mr. and Mrs. Lee White and
families of Endicott, N. Y.
© Mr. and Mrs. John Martin and
‘family, formerly of Cherry Hill,
have moved into the Legrand home
"Aa Street. Mr. Martin is
sales manager for the Allstate In-
surance Company. Mr. LeGrand is
_ Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kozachak
and family have moved from Dun-
mote to a split level home they
have purchased on Powderhorn
Drive; Dallas. Mr. Kozachak is area
representative for IBM.
- Major and Mrs. Leo Naquin and
Douglass and Keith have rented
‘an apartment - at ‘Split Rail Lane,
Dallas, 7 7
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Thomas and
Barbara, Tracy and Susan, former
New Kensington, Pa., residents, have
vented and moved into the house
formerly occupied by the James
Durkin family on Huntsville Road.
Mr. Thomas is manager of Mutual
Life Insurance Company.
Mrs. Leighton R. Scott, Easton,
will arrive over ahe weekend to
spend the holidays at 'the Howard
Risley home on Huntsville Road.
She and Mrs. Risley will spend
several days at Buck Hill Falls.
Mrs. J. B. Post, formerly of Lee
: € ‘has rented one of the Hed-
¥en Apartments on Split Rail Lane.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Tinsley «nd
Wamily, Collingdale,” Pa., will spend
he holidays with the former's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Da-
vis- of Davenport Street, Dallas.
David Glahn, ministerial stu-
dent at Union College, is spending
the holidays with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Chester Glahn, Bunker
Hill, :
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sorber and
family have moved from Laflin to
Chase Road, Shavactown Mr. Sor-
ber is a mechanic at City Chevrolet.
Mr. and Mrs. John Schmidt and
family, formerly of York, have put-
. chased and moved intc a home at
- Applewood Manor. Mc. Schmidt is
A'strict manager of Jones Motor
Transfer.
‘Dickie Scoggins, Chelmsford,
Mass., one of Hix’ twenty-one
grandchildren, was rushed to Lo-
well Hospital early Saturday morn-
ing for an emergency appendec-
“tomy. He is making good recovery,
and may even be home for Christ-
mas. :
_ Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Harding, with
“Martt, Todd, Howard, Susie and
‘Bill, will start from Herndon, Va.
“early Christmas morning, to attend
the annual (Christmas .Country
School Dance at Berea, Ky. This
. custom of thirteen years stand-
ing. The school draws folk dancers
from all over the country, and
glcvotees of folk-songs. The Hern-
& family always comes to Dallas
for the Library Auction, never hav-
ing missed a year.
A Peterson, teacher in Mon-
treal public schools, arrived yester-
day to spend the holidays with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Peter-
son, Norton Avenue, Dallas. She
stopped en route home in New York
City to spend the weekend with her
brother Joe.
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Marks and
family, Lehman, will spend Christ-
mas at Spencerport, N. Y., visiting
their daughter and son-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Shipman Jr. and
family.
~ Cards have been received from
GY John A. Reedy, former Dallas
summer resident, from Atlanta, Ga.,
where she is visiting her daughter,
~ Mary, teacher in the high school.
i. Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Troster, for-
“mer Dallas residents, are living at
Apartment 27, 225 Armenia Avenue,
Tampa, Fla.
i Mr. and Mrs.
Gould, Outlet, left Friday for a
month’s visit in the Miami, Florida,
area, a yearly vacation for them,
and Tiny will bring home a 1930
Lasalle roadster which he pur-
chased there.
James Besecker, Lake Street,
left yesterday for a vacation in
Florida, where he will visit his son
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Besecker, Boynton Beach.
Carolyn Lacy, Catherine Shel-
bourne, Marion Harvey and Anne
Northrup, all Back Mountain girls,
are being honored at a number of
dances and teas in the Valley dur-
ing the holidays. Lindsey Harvey,
Kingston, granddaughter of John
Blackman is also in the group.
Guests From Abroad
Ar, Visit Locally
A number of students from
‘across the sea will visit in Shaver-
town over the holidays.
Miss Lizbeth Hansing, Vasteras,
Sweden and Miss Edmee Debetaz,
Switzerland, participating ~ in the
college program of students from
abroad and enrolled at Wake For-
- est College, Winston-Salem; N. C.,
will accompany Miss Patricia Sini-
, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
A. A. Sinicrope, Lehigh Street
home for Christmas.
~ Patricia, a junior at Wake For-
est, is anxious to show her charming
house guests a bit of Pennsylvania's
winter beauty, and the girls are
i Jelighied to receive the invitation.
.. They have not met anyone of their
untrymen since arriving in the
S. and would welcome an oppor-
Milford “Tiny” |
ty to meet with any local per- |
{if DALLAS POST, MONDAY, DECEMBER 23 1963 ~~ -
Neighborhood News And Notes Of Personal
SECTION A — PAGE 5
Interest
Dianne Sax, Hostess
To Restaurant Employees
Employees of Town House Res-
taurant, held a Christmas Party
Sunday evening at the home of
Diane Sax, East Center Street,
Shavertown. 1
A purprise visitor was Santa
Claus who passed out gift: to each
guest.
Refreshments were served and
who won
Cave, Iva
games ‘played. .. Those
prizes included Bill
London ahd Dot Jones.
Present: Mary * Ellen, Steve and
Molly Townsend, Kay Dobinick,
Dot Jones, Val Southworth, Joan
Stolarick, Sandy Cooper, Sandy (Si-
mons, Polly Carey, Bill Cave, Steve
Farrar, Scott Miller,- Danny Par-
sons, Margie Gensel, Marge Moss,
Lillian Martin, Marion Dixon, Con-
nie Shaw, Betty Mintzer, Iva Lon-
don, Sandy, Donnd and Linda Sax,
and the hostess. -
Coverts Celebrate :
Wholesale In December
December is anniversary and
birthday month for the - Willard
Coverts of Fernbrook, who marked
their own. twenty-third anniver-
sary December = 14, along with
birthdays of three nieces and a
nephew, and will finish out the
month with birthdays of three
more close relatives,
Three of the birthdays on Dec-
ember 14 were celebrated in Buf-
falo, N. Y.: Ann Marie Covert, Mar-
ilyn Covert, and Jerry Covert, the
fourth in Florida, Mrs. Josephine
Crico.
Still to come are birthdays of
Mrs. Lillian Covert of Kingston,
December 28; Edwin Covert, DePew,
N. Y. December 29; and Kenneth
Covert, in Catherine, N. Y. Decem-
ber 30.
Franklin Township
Buxiliary Has Party
Ladies’ Auxiliary of Franklin
Township Hose Company, held
its annual Christmas partv in the
home of Mrs. Emeret Franklin,
Shavertown, Monday evening.
Games were played, carols sung,
and gifts exchanged after a de-
licious, dinner.
Present were Jenny Kuderka,
Fanny Berlew, Paula Horan, Betty
Zell, Josephine Davenport, Nora
Dymond, Elizabeth . Smith; Erma
Jean Douglas, Lillian Evans, Ro-
berta Gardner, Janet Zarno, Marie
Duffy, Peggy Bethel, Helen @Dor-
mond,
Perry, her aunt Lina‘ Voelkl from
Germany, Dorothy Schollenberger,
Mabel Gay, Hilda Coon, Eudora
Baird.
Announce Birth
Mr. and Mrs. Elias Miller, RD. 1,
Dallas, became parents of an eight
pound five ounce son, Thomas
John David, December 16 at Nes-
bitt Hospital. There are five other
children, Charles, sixteen, Kenny,
fourteen, Bobby, twelve, Connie,
nine, and Barbara Ann, five. Mrs.
Miller is the former Minnie Cool-
baugh, Trucksville. Mr. Miller has
Miller's Service Station, Upper De-
munds Road, Dallas.
rance, Louise James, «= Althea Dy-
Elizabeth: Risch; = ‘Gunda:
Organ Society Holds
First Christmas Party
Back Mountain Hammond Organ
Society held, its’ first annual Christ-
mas party December 16, at the
Lehman Fire Hall.
Guests were greeted with organ
musi¢, club president, Burl Up-
dyke dt the console. The group
then sang carols, accompanied by
Virginia Swanson, vice president.
Soloist, Kenneth Miller honored
the gathering with “Silent Night”.
Several games were played after
which a buffet style lunch was
served. The door prize, a book of
Christmas music, was won by Mrs,
Ethel Gelsleichter. Arthur Engler
entertained with card tricks Tke
Hammond organ was supriied by
Keller Irving Co., Scranton.
Next regular meeting will be held
January 8, at the home of Kenneth
Miller, Oakdale.
Attending were: Mr. and Mrs.
Hobart Austin, Mrs. Herbert Ray,
Mrs. Harold Ash, Mrs. Charles Gos-
art, Alan Wilkinson, Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Britt, Kenneth Miller, Mr.
and Mrs. James Yoder, Mr. and
Mrs. Willard Reese, Mr. and Mrs.
Preston Mingus, Mrs. Marion Stroud,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Engler, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Swanson, Mrs. Ethel
Gelsieichter, Tom Rave, and Mr.
and Mrs. Burl Updyke.
Thanksgiving Babies
Mrs. Gilbert Ide, Idetown, reports
two Thanksgiving babies next door
to her, one of them a grandchild
weighing eight pounds eleven oun-
ces.
Frank David is the second son
born fo Mr. and Mrs. David Ide.
He has a brother Wayne Bryan, two
years old. His mother is the former
Grace Thomas of Kingston.
The other Thanksgiving baby is
a little girl, Sharon Marie, born to
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Pimm. Sharon
Marie has a big sister Joyce, five
years old.
Trucksville Boy To Wed
The engagement of Eleanor Jane |
Drochak to Robert Earl Hendrick; |
son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hend- |
rick, Norfolk, Va., was recently an- |
nounced by Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Drochak, Warden Ave., Trucksville. |
Bride-elect is a graduate of
Kingston High School and Nesbitt
Hospital School of Nursing. She
attended the University of Miami,
Fla. * She is presently on the oper-
ating room staff of DePaul Hos-
pital, Norfolk.
Mr. Hendrick is. a graduate of
Kenipsville ‘High School, Virginia
Beach, and attended the Norfolk
College of William and Mary. He
is manager and co-owner of thé
H & H Car Wash, Virginia Beach,
Va.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
Morgans Have Daughter
Mr. and Mrs. William Morgan,
R. D. 1, Dallas, announce the birth
of a six pound nine ounce daugh-
ter, Wendy, December 18 at Gen-
eral Hospital. There is another
son, Chipper, two. Mrs. Morgan ‘is
the former Mary Ann Evans, Dal-
las. Mr. Morgan is employed with
RCA. 2
Sharon Casey, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Thomos Casey, Warden
Place, Harveys Lake, wes married
to Fred F. Schultz, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis 3chultz of Idetown Wed-
nesday, December 11 at 8 p. m.
Rev.’ Norman R. Tiffany performéd
Miss Sharon Casey Marries
|detown Man, On December 11
the ceremony in Lehman Metho-
dist Church. Attendants were Betty
Laré and Lloyd Jennings, Jr.
Sharon is a student at Lake-Leh-
man high school. A 3/c Fred is
stationed at Patuxant River Naval
Air Station, Maryland.
Gard Club Members
Have Christmas Party
Monthly card club met at the
home of Mrs. Jesse Turner, Wel-
lington Ave., Dallas, Tuesday eve-
ning, for their Christmas party.
Instead of the usual card game,
Christmas decorations were made.
Centerpiece was a tree made of
pine cones and red ornaments. Gifts
were exchanged.
Present were Mesdames Harold
Lamoreaux, Ted LaVelle, Clint Cob-
leigh, Robert Rice, Ted Newcomb,
Kenneth Raphael, Alice Williams
and the hostess.
Tracy Marie Cross
A seven pound three ounce
daughter, Tracy Marie, was born
to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cross,
Highland Drive, Trucksville. There
are three sons, Neil, six, Timothy,
four and Daniel, two. Mrs. Cross
is the former Margueriate Neary,
N.Y.
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Marcia Jean George
Was Three Dec. 13
Mr. and Mrs. William George,
Main, Road, Sweet Valley, enter-
tained on Saturday in honor of
their daughter, Marcia Jean, whose
third birthday occurred December
13. Decorations were in keeping
with the holiday season.
Guests were: Jody Gross, Wan-
da Darlene and Miralee Berth
Long, Brenda George, Mary Ann
Pointek, Billy Thomas, Paula Far-
ver, Sandra Steinruck, ‘Brent Post,
Janine = Updyke, Mesdames Paul
Farver, Albert . Pointek, Karl
George, the honoree’s. grandmo-
thers, Mrs. Josephine George and
Mrs. Vida Kitchen, the guest of
honor and her parents.
Unable to attend, but sending
gifts were Lisa Bridall, Bobby
Walsh, B. K. and Brett Jones.
Prizes for games were awarded to
Paula Farver and Wanda Darlene
Long. Horns, balloons, candy fav-
ors and Christmas Tree lollipops
were given to each guest by Mar-
cia Jean.
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