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HARVEYS LAKE, Mrs. Albert Armitage
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LEHMAN, Mrs. Morton Connelly
East Dallas
and Mrs. Ted Wilson enter- Queen’s Village, N. Y., are visiting
17, in honor of their grandson,
Texas Jr's, 12th birthday. Guests
were Kathy, Teddy, mother and
dad, Texas and Jean, Grandma
. Irene Monk, Grandpa Ted and
Grandma Jule Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lasher en-
tertained the latter's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Herman Kern and daugh-
ter Jean, at 11 o'clock breakfast,
E ~ December 22.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Valentine,
Auburndale, Fla., were very happy
to receive a telephone call from
son Bob Pickett, and family Christ-
mas morning. Made Picketts happy
too. :
~ Long distance calls are wonder-
fu! on these special days. I know,
because at 12:01 Christmas morn-
ing, I was thrilled by a call from
my son George (Bud), and his wife
Beverly, Buffalo. Their oldest
daughter was recovering from blood
poison in her hand, due to a scratch
from a scissors. Their baby has an
otherwise all
i children were well and
ger for Santa's visit. Beverly is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wiley
Weitch, Claude Street, Dallas.
~~ Elaine May Armstrong, while
visiting her sister Charlotte (Mrs.
Woody) Redmond, Orange, upset
their plans by coming down with
the measles. That's one way of
having an extended visit.
Last year Holly Moore was born
to Bob and Hilda Moore on Christ-
mas eve; changing their plans. This
~ year son Keith changed their plans
by getting mumps.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Gaughan,
Norah Ann, 4, and Phil Philip Jr., 2
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her mother, Florence Wilson and
sister Betsy, Demunds, for the holi-
days.
Primary and intermediate: depart-
ments of [Bast Dallas Methodist
Sunday School, held their Christ-
mas party in the church social
room, Saturday afternoon. The
children were thrilled when Santa
arrived with bells jingling a happy
entrance; handing out gifts. Santa
had as much fun as they did, I
know because I was engulfed in
the red suit. Don’t tell them.
Birthday greetings to: Stephen
Welitchko, Lester Moss, Mary Cle-
mow, Giles Wilson, Mildred Fow-
ler, Ollie Moore, Mary Cook, Frank
Lange, Martha Misson. Wedding
anniversaries: Mr. and Mrs. George
Belles, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wagner |
Jr.
Susan Larish, a student at Kutz-
town State College, is ill at her
home on Ransom Road.
Cindy Dymond; a student at
Wilkes-Barre Business College, has
been ill also at her home in Orange.
Mz. and Mrs. Frank Zarno and
family were holiday guests of sister
Mrs: Robert (Rose) Jones and
family in Orange.
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Dickson,
Martz Road, entertained at a family
reunion dinner, Sunday, December
22, which was also a farewell, for
their son Pfc. Leslie, who had to
be back on his marine base in
Virginia, by midnight Christmas.
Present were Mr. and Mrs. Darryl
Dickson, Lyons, N. J.; Mr. and Mrs.
Drew Daniels and Freddy, Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Schmidle, Nancy and
Tommy Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Spudis, Beverly and Leslie Dickson,
and parents.
Carolyn and Robert Spudis are
residing in an apartment on the
Martz estate.
Myra Carlin has returned to her
home on Ransom Road after spend-
ing a few days at Snowshoe to
celebrate Christmas with her
brother Raymond and: family.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Krick; Rob-
ert Jr., and Sharon, Reading, are
visiting ‘Mrs. Irene Moore for a
couple of days.
Irwin Barber’s mother, Mrs.
brother Nelson and family from
Willard; N. Y., are holiday guests |
at the Barber home.
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Ricky Belles, Son of Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Belles, Roushey
Street, has returned home after
submitting to surgery in General
Hospital.
Rev. and Mrs. Andrew Derrick,
Demunds Road, spent Christmas
Day visiting in the Triple Cities,
New York. Their son and daugh-
ter-in-law and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Andrew Derrick, Jr. and
daughters: Cynthia and Cheryl are
spending a few days with the
Derricks.
Glenview P.M. Church will hold
a New Year's service on Tuesday
evening starting at 9. From 9
until 10° will’ be a service, 10
until’ 11 refreshments will be
served, and 11 until 12, com-
munion.
Mrs. Ira Button, E. Overbrook
Avenue, and her son Rev. Lewis
Button of Berwick motored to E.
Stroudsburg on Monday to visit,
Mrs. Alice Button Stewart, who is
a 'patient in General Hospital, E.
Stroudsburg, where she sub-
mitted’ to surgery. Mrs. Button
then spent the Christmas holidays
with her son and family in Ber-
wick.
Harveys Lake
Gary Smith, student at Worces-
ter Polytechnic Institute, is spend-
ing the holidays with his father,
Garvin Smith.
Mary Kuchta, teacher at Lake-
wooed, N. J. is spending the holi-
days with her mother Mrs. Mary
RKuchta. On Sunday, dinner guests
at the Kuchta home were: Mr. and
Mrs, Mike Kuchta of Clarks Sum-
mit, George Kuchta of Harrisburg,
Mary and Andrew Kuchta. Johnny
Kuchta of Shickshinny visited his
mother on: Saturday evening.
Our Christmas day vas a happy
one with a little granddaughter to
crjoy it with us. Al~ert, and I,
and my mother Mrs. Jessie Garin-
ger. who was 84 last week, had
Christmas dinner in Kingston with
my daughter Jessie Beckerman and
family. In the afternoon they
came here and had supper with us.
MT. ZION, Rev. Charles Gilbert
NOXEN, Mrs. Ira Beahm
SHAVERTOWN, Mrs. F. W. Anderson
SWEET VALLEY, Mrs. Albert Ray
TRUCKSVILLE, Mrs. Arline Bessmer
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The Serving and, Waiting class,
held its Christmas party in the
Churchhouse recently. Mrs. Emory
Hadsel led devotions while Mrs.
Meade presided. Christmas gifts
were exchanged. Present were Rev.
and Mrs. Norman Tiffany, Mrs.
Corey Meade, Mrs. Emory Hadsel,
Mrs. John Race, Mrs. Jesse Boice,
Mrs. Ernest Fritz, Mrs. Pearl Con-
nor and Bess: Cooke. 3
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hooyer en-
tertained at a. family dinner on
Christmas day, Rev. and, Mrs. David
Haines, Virginia, Barbara, David Jr:
and Linda of' Emerson, N. J.; Mr:
and Mrs. Lester .Hoover with
Cheryl, Joanne and Curtis; Mr. and
Mrs. Floyd Hoover and. Patsy:
Roy Keil of Brie, Pa., spent the
weekend with his grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Loren Keller. The Kellers
spent Christmas Day with Mr. and
Mrs. Zel Garinger- in: Dallas, then
on Thursday, Mr. and: Mrs. Frank
Prutzman and son David with C.:
Ray Prutzman of ‘Danville were
callers at the Keller home.
Myr. and Mrs. George Lockwood
and children, Bainbridge, N. Y.;
Betty Sutton, Johnson City, N. Y.;
Elmer Allen, Idetown, spent Christ-
mas with Mr. and’ Mrs. John Sut-
ton of Troxell Switch.
My. and Mrs. Thomas Traver
with Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hadsel,
Carlton and Carol Hadsel spent
Christmas Day with Mr. Atlee
Kocher and Millard Kocher.
Mrs. Charles Rattingan and. chil=
dren, Trucksville; Mr. and Mrs.
William Goss and son, Dennis,
Shickshinny; Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Marley with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
Ide, Dallas, spent Christmas Day
with Mr. and Mrs. Dean Shaver and
Elizabeth Anne.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Harrison
entertained at dinner on Christmas
Day, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar May and
daughter Sandra of Kingston; Mr.
and Mrs. John Paul and children,
Beaumont; Mrs. Alice Evans, Gaile
and Gary Harrison.
Billy Williams student at Shep-
herd College in West Virginia is
home for the holidays.
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Lehman kg
Mrs. Alfred B. Simms wishes to
thank members of Lehman Ele- |
mentary School, Church and Com- |
munity for their generous contri-
butions to this year’s “White
Christmas’. The response to re- |
quest for clothing was particularly |
noteworthy, and considerable num-
bers of new garments were pur-
chased with money donated by
the Methodist Church Friendship
Class, Wait. and See Class, while |
Men’s Bible Class contributed |
money for additional food. The
lovely dressed dolls given by Mrs.
William Sutton would gladden the
heart of any little girl.
Flowers for Sunday morning
service, in the Methodist Church
are. in memory of Mrs. Anna
Barnes and son James, given by
family,
The Little Notes Choir sang
“Away in the Manger’, and they
really meant it. Their names are: |
Paul. Adamshick, Gary Baker, |
Susan Brown, Glenna Brown, Carol
Eddy, Buddy Chamberlain, Jean L. |
Johnson, Harriett Kocher, Debbie |
Mekeel, Cindy Sutton, Dale, Sut- |
ton, Linda Tough, and Pamela |
Tough.
Combined choirs of Idetown and |
Lehman Churches presented a’
beautiful cantata Sunday night at |
Lehman, with 51 members taking |
part. Choir Directors are Mrs. |
Loren Keller, . Garwin Tough, and |
Mrs. Beatrice Oncay. Organists: |
Mrs. V. Tough and Mrs. R. Disque.
Men’s Bible. Class: of the Church |
held: their Christmas party recent- |
ly, in the church basement, 18 |
members: present.
Mrs. Gillbert Tough led in selec-
tions of carols. Sheldon Ehret Jr.
played a number of carols on his
trumpet. Rev. Kenneth O'Neal,
guest speaker, told of the three
gifts given by the Three Wise Men.
Luncheon was served by Mr. and |
Mrs. Lester Squier and Mr. and
Mrs. Morton Connelly. The class
gave gifts to Mr. Squier and John
Sidler, their teachers.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hoover,
and sons Terry and Jerry, drove
from Wilmington. Delaware, and
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hoover and
Linda, North Plainfield, New
Jersey, to attend their Uncle Per-
ry’s funeral recently. They also
visited their parents Mr. and Mrs. |
Arthur Hoover.
Happy Birthday to the following
folks: Roy Squier, Beulah M. Mil-
ler, Mabel Major, Edward Cilvik,
Jr., Cynthia Louise Disque, and
Robert Cutting.
Happy Birthday to those born |
on New Years Day: Barry W.
Coombs, Frances Ide, Phyllis Cra- |
gle, Helen A. Sidler, and Thomas |
Foss. And. New Years Week: |
Thomas. Traver, Mrs. W. Russell |
ide; Fannie Culp, Susan Brown, |
Irma M. Chamberlin, and A/2C Al-
fred J. Martin. |
Please drive
carefully, so you |
can live to: celebrate the New |
Year. Do not make any new
resolutions; try and keep some of
the old ones. i
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Coombs en- |
tertained six children, Jane, Danny,
Terry, Judy and Margaret Thomas |
and Pritchard Bonnie of Bingham- |
ton Children’s. Home; Scott Bult- |
man, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bultman, |
Grand "Rapids, Mich. and Geraldyn |
Jayne on Christmas Day.
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