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Mrs. Ann Rogers, Outlet Road, is
a patient in Genera] Hospital, taken
Sunday evening in the ambulance.
She is improving.
Mrs. Sadie Rossman is visiting
her son Harry and family in Wilkes-
Barre for a week or two.
FIREMEN’S AUXILIARY
‘Auxiliary to the Fire Company
met at the fire hall recently with
a good attendance.
/ Elizabeth Sutton reported on the
sea food dinner, which was a suc-
cess, also thanked those who helped
clean fire hall kitchen.
Mrs. Joseph Gill from the Wyo-
ming Valley Crippled Children’s As-
‘A. Brown, Mrs. Helen Squier, Mrs.
sociation ‘showed a colote
called “Every Day Can Be: Easter.”
Next month there will be pictures
of the World's Fair shown.
Mrs. Dorrance Mekeel reported
emergencies.
Luncheon was served by: Mrs. H.
John Sidler, Mrs. Grace Ide, Mrs.
film bur D. 'Searfoss, Faye Brown, Ches=
ter J. Sutton, Stephen B. Major,
‘Janet Eddy,
Rachel E. Miers.
W.S.CS. of the Methodist Church
purchase of another 2 gallon jug met recently.
and also coffee, cream, and soup for from the study book on “Christian
Issues
were 27 members present.
Ehret called the business meeting
to order, Mrs. H. A. Brown leading
a
__THB DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 1964
Kunkle WSCS March 11
Mrs. Russell Transue will
hostess to Kunkle WSCS Wednes- | Commission on Education and the
day evening March 11 at 8 pm. | Official Board, Alderson Methodist
Assisting her will be Mrs. Madeline Church met Monday evening. Plans |
Harveys Lake (can Humphrey, Mrs.
Ruth Johnson, and
Hartman.
Aline Bistoh read LaBarre. | were wade for Easter. The budget | Philadelphia, spent the
in Southern Asia. There or for the year Was pecepled. Present with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mi-
sociation. |at these meetings were: Eleanor | chael Clark.
Janice’ Mrs. Charles Nuss said a mission- Humphrey, Mesdames Howard Hig-
ary from Japan will speak at the gins, Theodore Heness, Amos Hun-
Church March 20. All are welcome. | singer, Robert Williars: Helen Hart-
Albert Rrmitage, Present were: EL
Amos Hun |
singer, Mrs. Clarence Montross, Mrs.
Howard Higgins and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Flecknoe, h
weekend | Pe
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' Beaumont
| Mrs. Herbert Goodwin, chairman |
Helen
of the “1964 Heart Fund”, states |
hér committee members. are making |
“second calls” in their appea
Expect the following to |
Shawn
{for funds.
© Mrs. Callie Parrish is somewhat
{improved at the Carpenter's Nurs-
|ing home, Idetown.
Taylor,
| Clayton Taylors, is trying very hard
1 not to scratch her chicken pox.
Congratulations
|see you soon if they did not find |Traver, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
daughter of the
are due Patty
u home on their first round of | Kenneth Traver, for once again at-
yo
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Raklewicz ote Mrs. Emil Balewski, Mrs. Ro- |taining high honors on the Dean’s
and family expect to move into bert Belles, Mrs. Nile Clark, Mrs. [List at Bloomsburg State College
their new home at Stone Hurst where shé js majoring in math.
Peter Clark and Kenneth Traver
Emma Ide, and Mrs. Alex Rebar. Sovounns Sg a Next meeting will be March 31, man, Albert Armitage, and Fuller | Denmon, Mrs. Derwin. Patton, Mrs.
Roast beef dinner served by foot Mors Hotttage™ about | 1 account of Holy Week. Luncheon | Ashton, William Kelly, Charles Mur- this month. |Jack Patton, and Mrs. Goodwin.
W.S.C.S. Wednesday March 11 : . was served by: Mrs. Albert Ide, Mrs. phy and Rev. Eister. Wedding Invitations | The “Dusk to Dawn’’ street lights, | {are pati nts at General Hospital.
A thank-you note was received | pongld (Cosgrove, Mrs. Charles Nuss, | ‘Gleaners Class, Alderson Church, with By namie | “dos he to ie community. byl re patients at General Hospi
starts 5 p.m. : All you van eat for | ,1q read from the Salvation Army
including home-made for donation of $10.
A donation was sent to the Wyo-
ming Valley Crippled Children’s As-
one price,
pie. Will be served country style.
Happy birthday: Grace Ide, Wil-
Mrs. Chester Lamoreaux, and Mrs. met on Wednesday evening. Mrs. Ma 1
Ralph Johnson. [Barey ‘Allen, class teacher, read on ny. 0 ors
the meaning of Lent. Hostesses Many Designs
— READ THE TRADING POST — 'were Mrs. Raymond Grey and Mrs.
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