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‘Deborah Rogers To
Head Delegations
Deborah Rogers, president of the
Frances Slocum [Society of Children
of the Revolution, Mimi Hunter, and
Susan Rogers were elected delegates
‘to the National Convention at
~ Washington at a meeting of the
organization held recently at the
| home of Mrs. Robert Rosenbluth,
‘senior president.
Helen MacLellan, Frank Weiss
and Lewis Rogers, III were selected
as alternates. Attending the State
Convention in York, will be Debor-
ah Rogers, James Rosenbluth, Frank
~ Weiss, Nancy Coleman, Lewis Ro-
‘gers. Janet Phillips, Sally Lee Mil-
ler, Shirley Bryant and Susan Ro-
‘gers will serve' as alternates.
~ Burt and Shirley Bryant, Alison
‘and Denise Hildebrand were wel-
ccmed as new members.
A historical program followed the
‘business session, presenting facts on
Fells Tavern, the.Shawnee Indians,
‘the first Connecticut settlers, Og- |.
dens’ Blockhouse, Queen Esthers
Rock and Sullivan's March.
Other officers of the junior or-
ganization are Helen MacLellan,
vice president; Nancy @' Coleman,
chaplain, and James Rosenbluth, re-
| gistrar.
. Mrs. Dudley Weiss and Mrs. Lewis
L. Rogers, members of the Wyoming
Valley Chapter were also present.
Julia And Belinda
Schmidle Honored
4 Mr. and Mrs. James ‘Morgan en-
tertained Saturday in honor of their
two youngest daughters, Julia who
was four on February 2 and Belinda
who was two on March 2.
| Present were brothers, Jimmy
and Terry and sister Gwendolyn;
cousins, Tommy Allen, Nancy Lee
Schmidle, Beverly and Bethanne
| Schmidle. Also Nancy and Thomas
Schmidle, William and Beverly
Schmidle, Edward Atkinson, grand-
‘parents, Mrs. Freda Lyons, Sarah
and* Thomas Schmidle, the honored
guests and their parents.
Mrs. Evelyn Smith Is
Hostess To Matroms
Mrs. Evelyn Smith, Worthy Mat-
tron of the Dallas Chapter, No. 396,
Order of the Eastern Star, enter-
tained the officers, choir, and sub-
stitutes at a memorable dinner
party at her Meadow Lake home
recently.
The tables were most attractive
in their Valentine motif with red
velvet pin cushions and gifts to ac-
centuate the season.
An enjoyable evening of fraternal
fellowship was highlighted by ex-
changing and revealing Secret Pal
gifts, games, interesting entertain-
ment by a string trio and films on
the New York World's Fair by
Diane Myers.
Kunkle Girl Has
Tenth Birthday
Georgann Kostenbauder celebrat-
ed her tenth birthday Sunday at a
party given at her home in Kunkle.
Georgann is a fourth grade student
at Gdte of Heaven School.
Guests who enjoyed the yellow
and white birthday cake were Nan-
cy Young, Denise Witek, Carol Fron-
czek Theresa Brown, Mrs. Fried,
Regina and Mary, and the parents
and sister of the guest of honor,
Mr. and’ Mrs. George Kostenbauder
and Patricia Lynn.
Leap Year Birthday
For Billy Burnaford
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kingston,
Tarlton Avenue, Dallas, celebrated
at a family dinner, Staturday, in
honor of their grandson, Billy Burn-
aford’s second birthday, Billy, being
a leap year baby, is really eight
years old.
1 Parents were Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Burnaford and Billy, Haver-
town, Staff Sergeant and Mrs. Sam-
uel Fowler, Sammy, Jackie Sue,
Pammy and Ann, Fairfax, Va., the
host and hostess.
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10n Dean's List
MARY RUTH DANIELS
Mrs. Robert Daniels, the former
Mary Ruth Andrew, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Andrew, Perrin
Avenue, Shavertown, was named to
the Dean's List at Moore Institute of
Art, Philadelphia, for the first sem-
ester.
Mary Ruth, a graduate of West
moreland High School, was the only
one in the Senior Class to qualify
for the honor. She is. working on
her Senior Thesis and then will hang
a wall in competition for a Fellow-
ship to Europe.
The local art student who hes
done some excellent work: in por-
traits and other modernistic ar-
rangements, expects to work on her
competitive offering early in ‘April.
Named Outstanding
Airman At Texas
William Oncay, son of Mr.
Mrs. Edward Oncay, Lehman,
and
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- THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY,
Bobby Franklin Feted
At 8th Birthday Party
Bobby Franklin, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert. Franklin, Pioneer Av-
enue, was feted at a birthday party
on Sunday. His 8th anniversary fell
on February 29.
His grandmothers, aunts and
young cousins helped make the af-
fair a memorable one with a big
cake the grand attraction.
Attending were Mrs. Rose Storz,
Rosemary Storz, Mrs. Gerald Storz
and children, Billy, Jimmy, Peggy | §
Lou and Marlene; Mr. and Mrp. Carl
Storz and children, (Carl Jr., Cor-
inne, David and Scott; Mrs. Robert
Franklin, Mrs.” Mary Cebrick, Mrs.
Ray Harleman and children, Ann
and Michael; sister, Jeanmarie, the
guest of honor and the host and
hostess.
Cub Pack 225 Receives
Awards At Banquet
Huntsville Methodist Church was
the setting recently for the Annual
Blue and Gold Banquet of Cub Pack
No. 255.
Rev. Robert Jones gave the invo-
cation and the Cubs lead the Pledge
of Allegiance. Robert Williams, cub-
master, was toastmaster.
Table had as its centerpiece a
large birthday cake.
Awards' were given the following:
Bear Badge, Craig Kittle; Bear Badge
and one gold arrow, John Yankow-
ski; Wolfe Badge, Robert Schmidt;
One Year Pin, Robert Schmidt, Rich-
ard Schmidt, ‘George Nixon, James
Shurmanek; Two Year Pin, John
Yankowski, Edwin Yanchik, Robert
Kittle.
Cub Scout Promise given by the
Cubs was followed by a movie, ‘“Be-
yond the Tooth of Time”.
Mrs. Freda ‘Snyder, Mrs. Ruby
Elston, Mrs. Dorothy Powell and
been named Outstanding Airman at | Mrs. Bertha Cadwalder of the WSCS
Lackland AFB, San ‘Antonio, Texas,
where he is receiving his basic
training. ;
He was also motified at the time
of his enlistment that he Had re-
ceived a perfect score in the Elec-
tronics Career area.
Careys Entertain
Mr. and Mrs. Melbourne Carey,
Claude Street, Dallas, entertained
at a family dinner, recently, honor-
ing their grand-daughter, Mollie
{Ann Fowler, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Warren Fowler, Milesberg.
Present were the Carey family,
Mr. and Mrs. David Carey and fami-
ly; Mr. and Mrs. David Zimmerman
and Brian; Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Stroud and Sherry and Mr. and
Mrs. Warren Fowler and Mollie Ann.
served refreshments.
Attending were Mr. and Mrs.
James Shurmanek, James and Shar-
on; Mr. and Mrs. John Yankowski
and John; Richard Schmidt, Robert
and ‘Richard; Mr. ,and Mrs, Harold
Kittle, Craig, Sharon, Laurie and
Cathy; Rev. and Mrs. Robert Jones;
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Williams, Rose-
mary, Timothy and Robert.
Freddie Is Nineteen
Fred Hennebaul, Parrish St., is
observing his nineteenth birthday,
today, Thursday, We all wish you a
very happy birthday, Fred and
many, many more.
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MARCH 5, 1964
Local Couple Wed In Virginia
Miss Grace E. Belles, daughter of
Mr. Herbert Belles and the late Mrs.
| Belles, Beaumont, became the bride
of Irvin C. Barber, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Irvin Barber, RD 1, Dallas, on
December 14th at Ilda Church of
God, Fairfax, ,Va.
Rev. Jennings B. Wood performed
the double ring ceremony. Miss Ann
Webb was soloist.
Miss Beverly Belles, niece of the
bride, was maid of honor and Er-
nest Barber, brother of the bride-
groom served as best man.
Escorted by her brother, William
Belles, the bride was attired in a
long formal gown fashioned with a
lace bodice, long tapered sleeves
and high neckline. The full skirt had
an apron of lace over taffeta and
terminated in an aisle wide chapel
length train with a bow at the back
of the waist line. Her three tiered
veil of imported sheer French il-
lusion was attached to a. beaded
pear] crown. She carried a colonial
bouquet was. of red roses and shat-
Mrs. Jennie Boice, Sugar Hollow,
Tunkhannock, R.D. 3, who cele-
brated her 92nd birthday on Sun-
day, March 1 was honored at’ a
dinner party at her home having
a wonderful get together with her
loved ones.
Mrs. Boice, who was the former
Jennie Wright of Noxen, has lived
in ‘Sugar Hollow for forty years,
prior to that time residing in vari-
ous parts of the Back Mountain area.
Her - husband Freeman, passed
away fifteen years ago and her
son, Solomon now lives with her.
She was the mother of eleven
children, ten of whom are still
living. Twenty nine grandchildren,
forty eight great grandchildren and
five great great grandchildren com-
plete the family circle.
MR. AND MRS.
IRVIN BARBER
on a white testament.
The maid of honor selected an
ankle length gown of yellow sheer
taffeta. Her bouquet was of shat-
tered carnations on a white test-
ament.
Mrs. Helen Belles, representing
the bride’s mother, wore a royal
blue Jersey sheath with matching
accessories with a corsage of pink
roses.
Mother of the bridegroom select-
ed a beige jersey sheath with cran-
berry accessories. Her corsage was
of yellow roses.’
A reception followed at the home
of the bride's sister, Mrs. Verenice
Wood, Falls Church, Va. The couple
honeymooned in Washington.
The bride is a graduate of Tunk-
hannock High School and Empire
Beauty College.
Mr. Barber graduated from Tunk-
hannock High School and is an em-
ployee of the government in Va.
The couple are residing in Falls
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bouquet was of shattered carnations
Church, Va.
Mrs. Jennie Boice Feted At
Dinner On 92nd Birthday
ing one for each of her children,
grandchildren - and great grand-
children. In addition she sold many
of her handiwork.
Attending the dinner were
Charles Boice, Carl Boice, Carlie
and Mikey, Sugar Hollow; Mr. and
Mrs. ‘Guy Kester, Tunkhannock;
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Patton, Elmer
Boice, Mark and Larry; Bob Fuller,
Buckwheat Hollow; Carol Montross,
Dallas; Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Zenger,
Eatonville; Dougie Landaman, Allen-
town; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Boice,
Barbara, Sally and Nancy, Vestal,
N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Boice,
Idetown, Mr. and Mrs. Solomon
Boice and the guest of honor,
Callers during the afternoon were
Diane Boice, Mr. and Mrs. Delmar
Boice, Bonnie and Laurie; Mr. and
Attending the recent wedding of
Dale Besteder son of Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Besteder, New Cumber-
land, Pa., were a number of Back
Mountain residents.
Present at the lovely affair were
Mr. and Mrs. Cor ey Besteder,
Kunkle; Mr. and Mrs. George Hess
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Brown, Mr. and
Mrs. Elton Brace, Dallas; Mr. and
Mrs. Alva Eggleston and daughter,
Nancy, Mr.-and Mrs. Floyd Besteder,
Vernon; Mr. and Mrs. Karl Besteder,
and son, Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Hess,
Mrs. Boice until very recently | Mrs. Dean Boice and Dennis, Mr.
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Entertains At Cards
Mrs. William Long, Hickory Road,
Trucksville, was hostess to her card
club, Monday evening, Febrary 25.
Present were ‘Mesdames Robert
Shoemaker, Fred Rundle, Richard
Montgomery, [Sheldon MacAvoy;
Clifford arris, Walter Kozemchak,
Elwodd Dungey and the hostess.
Prizes were won by Mesdames
Rundle, MacAvoy and Dungey. Re-
freshments were served.
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Charles James Memorial Assem-
bly 144, Rainbow for Girls will hold
an Anniversary Party this evening
at Trucksville Methodist Church
Educational Building at 5 p.m.
The local Assembly will be four
years old.
Each member is asked to bring a
small covered dish. Petitions for new
members must be turned in at this
meeting and club members are re-
minded that dues are now ing
collected:.
PTA Open House
PTA of Lake-Lehman Elementary
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day, March 9 at 7:30 p.m.
Teachers ‘will meet with the par-
ents from 7:30 to 8:30 with re-
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Judy Ross, June Tippett, Nancy
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Ladies latest Easter and spring
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George Schooley. Mrs. John Rogers,
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