+
SECTION A — PAGE 2
For Modern Printing, Ty The Post
"Dear Column:
My husband wears a hat and gloves
at the dinner table. Is this good
manners?"
PUZZLED
Dear Puzzled: Perhaps your oil
burner is not operating at peak
efficiency. Call MAHAFFEY
let our expert service men inspect
your burner and put it in top
condition.
We also offer automatic keep-fill
delivery of top-quality Sinclair
Heating Qil. For home heating
happiness, call Mahaffey
Sinclar
y_ 48
im
IAHAFFEY
OIL COMPANY
273 UNION STREET
LUZERNE
WE GIVE S & H
GREEN STAMPS, TOO!
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Covert,
R. D. 4, Dallas, have announced the
engagement of their daughter, Jan-
et Louise to Carl Carey, Jr. son
of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Carey, Sr.
Harveys Lake.
The bride elect is a graduate of
| Lake-Lehman High School and is
— Tum DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, JANUARY 9, 1964
Janet Louise Covert Will Be
June Bride Of Carl Carey, Jr.
employed by Petite Dress Company,
Luzerne.
Her fiance is a graduate of Larks-
ville High School and is employed
at Narrows Car Wash, Edwards-
ville.
A June wedding is planned.
‘Home From Germany
son, Tony, flew home Sunday ev-
| ening, December 29, from Germany.
Mrs.
Olive Mock, Tunkhannock, had been
in Germany for the past year and
a half with her husband, who is a
2nd Lieutenant in the U. S. Army.
The baby was born in August
Mother and infant are staying with
relatives. in. Tunkhannock until Lt.
Lincoln returns the end of January.
Mrs. Robert A. Lincoln and baby |
{
Lincoln who is the former
Alexanders Have Son
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Alexander, Ov-
| erbrook Avenue, Dallas, R. D. 2, an-
| nounce the birth of a five pound,
eight and a half ounce son, Thomas
Peter, at Washington Sanitarium
and Hospital, Tacoma Park, Md.
on November 20.
area spending much of her child-
Mr. and Mrs. Darl Moore, Jackson
Street.
DARING’'S
Main Highway — 674-8481
Dallas
Choice Western
ROUND 7 9 c
STEAK
RUMP or SIRLOIN
ROAST 89:
Center Cut
PORK
CHOPS
Fresh, Lean
Ground 2 lb.
BEEF 95°
WIENERS
Darin2’s Delicious Skinless
“5
Ib. 55¢
DARING’S SAUSAGE SPECIALTIES
Large Bologna . 59¢ | Corn Beef .................. 15 Ib. "9c
Ring Bologna . 49¢ {Roast Beef _.... ... 14 1b. 50c
Beef Bologna ............ 1b. 69c | Pork Sausage, loose 55¢ cas. 59¢
Veal leaf . ....... 40c | Kielbassi, smoked "5c, fresh 69
Dutch Loaf ......... . 40c | Cheese Loaf .......... 1 1b. 85¢
| Pepperettes ............ 15 1b. 55¢
Scrapple .... 1b. 29¢ Faggots Ib. 49¢ Liver Pudding ...1b. 55¢c
OPEN MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY — 9-6
THURSDAY through SATURDAY -
9 to 9
ONCE-A-YEAR SAVINGS — FABULOUS BARGAINS
GREAT BUYS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT
Plus 100 EXTRA S¢H GREEN STAMPS
Fann
EE OER PE EW EN EES PN EN EY UM PW Ea Mm Ee
WITH : 100 Shove Sore i680
THIS ' EXTRA 100 EXTRA !
COUPON : '
\
S&H STAMP
' - On Gash Purchase Over 55.50 COUPON 3
In Addition To ¥
Regular Stamps
AND
Good Through Wed., Jan. 15 Throughout Store
Certain Ttems Restricted
ONE TO A CUSTOMER 1!
-OEa EE OE OE OW EEE EE EEE Rm RE EE
Seamless NYLONS oso
3%c
CANNON BATH TOWELS 2 for "1
crouror GHILDREN'S SHOES
REG. TO $6.95 $2.97 and $3-97
WOMEN'S SHOES “2.” to 4.”
BOOTS — SALE PRICED
SIZES FOR THE FAMILY
REG. $29.98
GAR GOATS
WOMEN’S and CHILDREN’S
Sportswear
WOMEN’S COATS
CHILDREN’S COATS
DRESSES
Mrs. Lincoln is well-known: in the ,
hood here with her grandparents, !
|
Sharon Evans
Miss daughter of
Dallas,
| will be installed as Worthy Advisor
Sharon Evans,
I bly, No. 144, Rainbow For Girls,
| on Thursday evening, January 16,
| at Trucksville Methodist Education-
Rainbow Assembly To Install Officers
Celleen Conaghan
al Building at 7:30 p.m.
Miss Colleen Conaghan,
worthy advisor, invited the’ public
| of Charles James Memorial Assem- | to the installation ceremony for all
retiring
newly elected officers. Mrs. Mildred
Smith will also te installed as
mother advisor.
Generous Santa
The American Legion Annual
Children’s Christmas Party was held
December 21, with about 300 little
guests of the Back Mountain area
in attendance. Santa Claus. arrived
on the Fire Truck, and a jolly clown
also provided entertainment.
A stocking filled with fruit and
candy was given each child. Weiners
and soda were served.
On Christmas Eve,
the annual
| Christmas baskets were distributed
to shut ins of the Post, along with
toys for needy local families whom
the Post knew about.
Past Commanders Tom Reese and
Edward Buckley who have been go-
ing around on Christmas Eve for
the last 8 years visiting with bas-
kets, and toys were aided this year
by the following: Bernard McDer-
mott, Dick Fuller, Roland Spencer,
and Curtis Bynon.
The “.egion this year in addition
to fruit baskets for member shut-
ins, also gave their wives poinset-
tias donated by Tom Tobin, Forty
Fort.
Daddow Isaacs Post 672 Played
To Many Here
Members: 6f Daddow Isaac Post
wish to thank Caddie LaBar who
donates so many toys for the chil-
dren each year.
Prizes were won ‘by the following
youngsters: Boys Bicycle—Donald
Bulford, Dallas; Girls Bicycle —
Ida Berlew, ,Tunkhannock; Trains-—
Donald McGill, Joseph Edward, Dal-
las; Football—R. - Walters, Shaver-
town; Doll—D. Lengle, Shavertown:
Baseball Glove—Luther Cease, Hun-
lock Creek.
Steven Gerald Schmitt
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Schmitt,
Chicago, announce the birth of a
son, Steven Gerald, on December
28. The baby weighed 7 pounds 10
ounces
Mother is the former Sylvia Tre-
wern. The couples first child, Ro-
ger passed away last April.
Maternal grandparents ars Mr.
and Mrs. William C. Trewern, for-
merly of Shavertown, now residing
in Chicago.
Radeon Joni Scavone, Former
Lehman May Queen Is Betrothe
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Scavone,
R. D. 1, Sweet Valley, announce the
engagement of their daughter, Rose-
mary Joan, to Pfc. John Dougher-
ty, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Fea-
therstone, 415 Andover Street, Ash-
ley.
5 DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
as the 1961 May Queen .
Mr. Dougherty was graduated
from St. Leo’s High School and is
Base, Florida,
States Army.
No date has been set for. the wed:
with the United
Miss Scavone, a graduate of Lake- | ding. : /
Lehman ‘High School, was honored 0
Mr. and Mrs. Marks Visit Shut-Ins
Host Holiday Party The 5th Grade of Carverton
: Methodist Church School made
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Marks, Leh-
man, entertained members of the
Dallas Post Staff at a dinner party
on Monday evening. December 30.
‘The Marks home was beautifully
decorated with holly and candles.
Present were Mrs. T. M. B. Hirus,
Mrs, Doris Mallin, Mr. and Mrs.
Frederick Anderson, Mr anil Mrs
Donald Weidner, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chester Hons, Sandra Strazdus, Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard Selingo, Mr. and
Charles Lutsey, Mary Lou, Audrey,
and Elaine Hunt, and the host and
hastess.
2nd Youth Concert To
Offer Fine Program
Sdents between the grades
seven to twelve have a rare treat
‘n store when Ferdinand Liva well-
known concert director will appear
at Irem Temple in the second
Youth Concert of the current season
on January 27 at 3 p.m.
Sponsored by the Wilkes-Barre
Philharmonic Society, the program
will offer Excerpts from Symphony
No. 2 in D, Dance Barbare, Medita-
of
‘tion from Thais and Anna Magde-
lene Suite from Bach’s Notebook.
Heme room teachers and music
instructors are also cordially invited
as guests of the Philharmonic So-
ciety.
Hold Dinner Party
A family buffet style dinner par-
ty was held December 28, 6 p. m.
at the home of Sharps Cyphers.
Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Fred
and Clara Shupp, children, Sandra,
Rick and Norma Jean; Mr. and Mrp.
Robert Cyphers, Betty, Bobby and
Brian; Mrs. Betty Stephenson, Mrs.
Anna Dennis, Wyoming; Mr. and
Mrs. Sharps Cyphers, Sally and Pat-
ty.
| Eddie Coolbaugh and Janice Hanna.
Christmas cards and small gifts fo
16 shut-ins of the church and d
tributed them personally on Dec-
ember 22. |
Charles Wasserott, Elizabeth
Reid and Mrs. Joan Wasserott en-
joyed a treat at Orchard Farms
following their visits.
Kimberli Miller
Mr. and Mrs. William Alfred Mil-
ler,, Emmaus, Pa., announce the
birth of a daughter, Kimberly Jo,
weighing 7 pounds, 12 ounces on
December 18.
Mrs. Miller is the former Dols
Christenson, Philadelphia, Mr. and
Mrs, Alfred Miller, East Dallas, are
the proud grandparents.
Have First Child
A seven pound, fourteen ounce
son, John Raymond, was born to
Mr. and Mrs. John Bednash, Me
owcrest, Trucksville, December
at Nesbitt Hospital. This is the
first child. Mrs. Bednash is the for-
mer Marian Morelli, Courtdale. i; :
Rainbow Girls To Meet
Advisory Board of the Charles E.
James Memorial Assembly of the
Order of the Rainbow for Girls will
meet at the home of Mrs. Fay
Hopkins, January 9,, at 8 p. m. ?
Dallas Birthdays
Happy birthday this week to Ro- _ :
bert B. Wallace, Ruth Lawry, O. L.
Harvey, Robert Dymond, Barbara
Ann Berti, Cecil Sutton, Jr., Calvin
Sutton, Mrs. Emerson Veitch, Lee
M. White, Dorothy Veitch, Samuel
Ashley, Judy Miller, Susan _ Eliza-
beth Botsford, Dorothy Peiffer, Ray-
mond R. Heddoo, Bill Whittaker,
a
WITH
THIS
COUPON
J
*19 to °68
to $89
- 57 to S15
UPTO
1/5 Price
MEN'S FLANNEL SHIRTS "1."
JUMBO BLANKETS
HEAVY WEIGHT *4 97
MEN'S BULKY SWEATERS
$9 88
Nice Selection
DACRON COMFORTS
= UP
=
COTTON FABRICS —38c and 48¢ Yd.
Put
a new
\
Don’t Delay
Electrically...
See Your Electric Appliance Dealer
Do It To-day.
stationed at Homestead Air Force il
4
son] Ea
A]
\
I
)
|
A
1
1
|
i
i
I
|
7 at