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Mrs. Harry Smith Is
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Mrs. elected |
| president of the Shavertown Fire
Company Auxiliary at a meeting of
the organization Monday evening.
She succeeds Mrs. Ray Kopetchney.
| Mrs. Walter Davis
vice president;
erick, secretary and Mrs:
[Bozok treasurer.
Mrs. William Pugh, who is mov-
ing away, was made g life member
‘of the company and will be prosense
chosen
Mrs. William Fred-
Thomas |
s the
Mrs. Anthony Plata will be in!
charge of publicity.
Refreshments were served . by
Mrs. Obed Hontz and Mrs. Plata
using the valentine motif to set a |
lovely table.
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FEATURES
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1964
Gate Of Heaven
Altar, Rosary
Altar and Rosary Society of Gate
of Heaven Church met recently in
the school auditorium, Mrs.. George |
Ruckno, presiding.
Following recitation of ‘the Ros-
ary, Rev. Francis A. Kane, pastor
and moderator, opened the meeting
with a prayer. Mrs George Ruckno
{announced the appointment of the
[standing committee chairmen: Mrs.
Vincent Makar, Program; Mrs. A.
A. Mascali, Contingent; Mrs. Jay
Young, Flowers; Mrs. J. Warren Yar-
nal, Medals; Mrs. Leon Chase, Cour-
tesy; Mrs. James Stewart, Bake
Sales and Mrs. Joseph Wentzel,
Publicity
Plans for the Covered Dish Sup-
| per to be held April 6th were an- |
nounced by Mrs. J. Warren Yarnal,
chairman.
Mrs. William Wallo is chairman
of the Birthiday Tea scheduled for
May 7th.
Father Kane offered the sugges-
tion of a possible Pilgrimage to one
of these Shrines: The National
Shrine of the Immaculate Concep-
tion, North American Martyrs, The!
Maryknoll, The Franciscan Friars
and St. Joseph’s Oratory. |
Hostesses ‘were: Mrs. William Gal- |
lagher, Mrs. Philip Jones, Mrs. he)
Menzel, Mrs. Ignatius Gallagher and
Mrs. John Konsavage.
Sees Olympics
Car] Hedden, Loyalville, flew to
Innsbruck last week to see the
wind-up on the Winter Olympics,
jand remained to enjoy two weeks
of skiing in the Italian Alps, He
expects to visit Berlin before fly-
ing back to the United States. Carl
is associated with his father, Ray-
mon Hedden, in busines.
Shavertown Pair Home
After Fun In The Sun
Mr. and. Mrs. Harold Ash, Shaver-
town, have returned after a ten doy
trip to Hollywood, Fla.
The couple who celebrated their
wedding anniversary on January 14
were unable to get away at that
|time. They traveled by train, the
trip taking 22 hours and Mae says
it was most enjoyable.
While there they took in the
sights with Walter and Wilma El-
ston, Kunkle, who are wintering at
{Hollywood and visited Mr. and Mrs.
“Dud” Mathers at Deerfield Beach.
Another Back Mountain friend
with him,
they called on was Wesley Himmler
{of Dallas, who was happy to have
his daughter, Mp. Alva Eggleston
Harold came home with a beau-
tiful tan, taking advantage of the
nice weather ‘to swim every day
at the beach.
The temperature was ideal, rang-
ing from 74 to 85 during the time
High School
tial scholarship to Duk
in a freshman class of
rge Hackling, Kunkle,
make a career of the
tailoring ‘his~ courses
requirements.
Since the fourth gr
attended Dallas
Roger W. Hackling
Roger W.. Hackling, a member of
the senior class at Dallas Senior
has won a substan-
where he is enrolled for September
Roger, son of Mr. and Mrs. Geo-
schools.
. JOTS FROM DOT
Written tc her parents, Rev. and'|
| Mrs. Charles Gilbert, by Dorothy ter, Teresa,
|R. Gilbert, medical missionary in
| Leopoldyville.
A BELGIAN WEDDING
Saturday we had a really big
event. A Belgian girl who has been
| working for IME as secretary was
married in the Catholic Church at
i Lukala to a young Belgian employ-
|e of the cement company at Lu- |
ployed at the
| visor.
SECTION A — PAGE 3
Have Fourth Daughter
A seven pound, five ounce daugh-
was born to Mr. and
Mrs. George Kasenchak, RD 5 Shz
vertown, February 3, at Nanticoke
{State Hospital. There are three oth:
er girls, Karen, Coleen, and Lynn.
Mrs. Kasenchak is the former Irene
Broski, Alden. Mr. Kasenchak is em-
Chase
| Ieptitution as an Infirmary Supe
Corrections
| kalo ( her father is a veteran em-
| ployee of the company, that’s how
{ come she lived there). They had an
{ high, mass, which is quite unusual
| for here. It is the first high nuptia!
mass I have ever attended that I re-
call. The chor of Congolese men
must have practiced for weeks. The
singing of the actua: ritual was ali
in Latin, and the music wasn't cs-
pecially remarkable. The vows were
taken in French, and the Epistle
and Gospel were read in French.
There were some other songs inter-
spersed in ‘French and Kikongo.
| with
| that it is
| but
|
hats on, because we kno
required
| churches at home and 1
none of the Catholics wore
| hats! It is not the custom in Congo.
| After the wedding we were invites
to the reception at the club, where
we of IME had cokes to drink, and
everybody had many little sand
wiches. We were a little surp-ised
(though relieved) that there was nc
champagne toast to the bride. The
cement company presented the cou
ple with an electric stove. 4
in Catholi
in Rome]
The priest says that since the Ec- 4
umenical Council of Pope John, the
services are held mostly 'in Kikon-
i go, but of course this was a spec-
ial occasion. Clemy (Clementine)
wore [a lovely knee-length lace
gown and carried white frangi-
pani blossoms. She is a beautiful |
girl and very nice, too. Besides do-
ing secretarial work, ‘she teaches
French in the nursing and O. S.
schools. She plans to come back
to work after’ the honeymoon. It
was very funny to see most of the
e University,
1,000.
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law, and is
to fit these
ade, he has
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| Mark Bruce Davies
Mr. and Mrs. William Boehme, |
11 Garbutt Drive, Dallas, announce '
McCutcheon, his guidance counselor,
suggested application to Duke Uni-
sistently on the Dallas Honor Roll.
the birth of their third grandson,
Mark Bruce, born on January 23.
His parents are Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
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The couple have two other child-
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