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Dallas Junior High School Chorus
Concert will be held at the Dallas |
Senior ‘High School Auditorium
Wednesday, May 20th, at 8 P.M.
Row 1: Shirley’ Gordon, Debbie
Dixon, Carol Crawford, Deborah Al-
len, Alicia Bauman, Vera Balshaw,
Suzanne Moen Gladys, Frantz,
Christine Demmy, Diane Chisarick. |
Row 2: Margaret Evenson, Paula
Richards, Karen Potter, Linda Finn,
Vera Cave, Susan Kozick, Joan Nel-
son, Sharon Coolbaugh, Shirley
Duffy, Linda Croom, Linda Ratti-
gan, Alfred M. Camp, Director.
Row 3: Catherine Reese, Lucy
Fleming, Diane Davies, Nancy Cris-
pell, Cheryl Futch, Phyllis Hanna,
Gail Zekas, Cindy Supulski, Joan
Lawson, Joan Reese, Deborah Bill-
ings.
Row 4: Barbara Hughes, Char-
| lotte
| Carcl Reimiller.
| Linda Farrar, Donna Smith, Debbie
S - THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, MAY 14, 1964
Junior High School Chorus Ready For Spring Concert
Gelb, Luella Olver, Anne
Davies, Peggy Darrow, Cynthia |
Garman, aJnet Balshaw, Ruth Hig- |
gins, Dorothy Philo, Florence Weir,
Row 5: Susan Moore, Sheryl
Slater, Miriam Mohr, Cathy Martin,
Patsy Achuff, nH Margaret McHale,
Kathleen Hons, Nancy Covert.
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| Auxiliary met May 4, with the fol-
| lowing present: Stella Shook, Mes-
| dames Elsworth Field, Elida Beahm,
| Fred Schenck, Loren Case,
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Row 6: Veronica dJerista, Judy |
Chernin, Patricit Nixon, Roberta |
Mahler, Cory Jordan, Christine |
Grose, Sandraz Sherwood, Pam |
Baker, Deborah Carruthers, Jane
Rozelle, Sally Simpson, Rosellen
Klabore.
Absent when the picture was
taken were: Beverly Whiting, Janet
Jackson, Deborah Savikas.
—Photo by Kozemchak
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Mount Zion -:- Carverton -: Orange
Henry Hess, Jr., is home with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hess
of Demunds Road, after three years
in the Navy. Li
Robert and Madge Snyder of
Toms River are visiting Mrs. Marie
Pomeroy of Sutton Creek Road,
Orange. Their daughter Marie
Elizabeth: is getting her degree in
Nursing Education.
Joe and Freda Perry, and Bill
Priscilla Perry and children, have
returned from Florida, to their home
on Sutton Creek Road. Rev. and
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Mrs. William Gray and children are | and roll in it like a horse turned
visiting Mrs. (Gray's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Perry. The Rev.
Mr. Gray is pastor of the Presby-
terian Church in Lock Haven. Mrs.
Gray is the former Catherine Perry.
The annual public meeting of
the Franklin-Northmoreland Town-
ships Ambulance Association was
held last week Tuesday at the
Centermoreland Methodist Church.
Reports for the year were given.
The following officers were elected:
President, Wm., W. Boyes; vice-
president Harold Davenport; secre-
tary Ama DeGraw; treasurer L.
Stanley Jones. The following direc-
tors were also chosen: For one year
David Werts, for three years Mrs.
Marion McHenry. And for North-
moreland Township, Stacey Schoon-
over. ’ ¢
Mrs. Margaret Marcy was up to
Mt. Zion last Sunday with her
granddaughter Penelope Pappas,
whose last name at least used to
be Pappas. 1 forgot to ask if that
was her name now. She has grown
tall like a lovely young tree!
And I saw Ellen Daniels whom
I hadn’t seen for some time. Of
course I recognized her but I al-
ways have to identify her as ‘the
little golden curled lassie” I often
saw years ago when she lived with
her folks where the Willis Hawkins
people now live.
Edward Miles was not at church
on account of having a bad sore
throat.
It’s a pleasure to see so many
growing and beautiful things. The
golden dandelions spattering both
lawns, rejoicing that they are not
being ruthlessly mowed down as
fast as they bloom. And the lush
grass, like border to border carpet-
ing, growing taller every hour. It
would look silly for me to lie down
N. Lehigh St.
Shavertown, Pa.
out to pasture, but Tuffy rolls and !
rolls with sheer skin-cooled joy.
I began one day to mow the lawn
which is easy with our power mow-
er. But these days my ability to do
such easy things is severely limited |
by my loss of appetite and weight. |
Funny about this loss of appetite;
it’s totally foreign to the Gilbert
nature. Tt carries with it a revul-
sion against even the thought of
food. Don’t worry, T'm dutifully
doctoring for the inside infection,
for I don’t want to get any lower
in weight than the 174 I've reached. |
Once in awhile I think of something |
that IT know would taste good. For |
instance, three years ago Cathy |
set out, with my help, a dwarf
sickle pear tree near our old Kieffer
pear. The catalogue said to have
it near such a tree for the sake |
of cross pollinization. Up till this
year there were no blossoms, but
now the little darling is blossoming |
at the same time the big tree is.
So I've told all the little bees to
do their best so I can have some
sickler (or seckle pears) like I used '
to enjoy when I was as little as
this four foot high tree. I hope
I have at least three pears, one
for Ruth, one for Cathy and one!
for me. And even without my ap-
petite I'll enjoy that juicy pear.
Clara Gonser is back at home
now on Sutton Creek Road. She
has a young woman named Ann
Merritt from Wyalusing living with
‘her at present.
The Sunday night meeting of the
Mt. Zion MYF featured a guest
speaker, Mr. Wm. T. Thom III,
assistant psychologist at the Chil-
dren’s Service Center in Wilkes-
Barre. He spoke on the subject
“Religion. as an Adventure,” men-
tioning the several types of religious
work camps and projects. During |
the business meeting which follow- !
ed, the following officers were elec- |
ted: President Nadeen Van Tuyle, |
vice president Nancy Alling, secre- !
tary Karen Hronich, and treasurer |
Mark Anchunas.
[Police To Hold Dance
Back Mountain Police Associa-
tion will hold a farmer dance May |
15 at Jackson Fire Hall. |
Ladies Auxiliary will serve re-
freshments. The Sharps Trio will
play for dancing with Red Jones
as caller.
| as “Hawkie” is a patient in Nesbitt |
spending a two weeks’ leave with
, Lamoreaux, Demunds, Road. Pvt.
‘and Mrs. Walter Gerlach, Roushey i}
Street on the death of his sister {
EFernbrook
John Romanoski, better known
Hospital where he underwent
surgery. {
Mrs. Albert Woelkers; Sr., and
daughter, Jane and Mrs. Lillian
Bayler, Pittsburgh, were weekend |
guests of Rev. and Mrs. Andrew |
Derrick, - Demunds Road. |
Mr. and Mrs. Truman E. Nagle |
and daughter, Suzie, were guests |
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nagle and |
family, E. Overbrook Avenue aver]
the weekend.
Mrs. George Belles,
Anna ‘Compton and Mrs. George |
Shaver, Sr., calling on her. Other
visitors were her daughter and son- | [#
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lam-
oreaux and son, Fred.
Adult Fellowship Group of the | §&
Glenview P.M. Church will hold
its regular monthly celebration of |
those observing birthdays and an-
niversaries in May.
Pvt. Fred Lamoreaux, will return |
to Fort Knox, Ky., on Friday after
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Lamoreaux has completed his basic
training and will continue in further
training in Personnel for eight
weeks with the Pennsylvania Na-
tional Guard. x
Sincere sympathy is extended Mr.
last week.
Mrs. Dorothy Holley, Laceyville,
has been a guest of her cousins, |.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jordan, De- |
munds Road for some time.
News From Former
Pastor's Wife
The Dallas Post was happy to
hear from Mrs. John Austin, Ithaca,
N. Y., widow of the late minister,
who served so many Methodist
churches in this area.
Mrs. Austin looks forward to
news from the Back Mountain and | §
the folks she knew so well. She is
now 81.
Rev. Austin held pastorates at
Maple Grove, Ruggles, Moorestown,
Dymond Hollow, Vernon, Lehman,
Jackson and Trucksville.
Did You Read
| Wilson
| Chester Keiper, Oscar Patton, Oscar
Calvin Strohl, Guy Fritz, Charles spent the weekend at the home of
Engelman, Carl Siglin, and Pat Edgar Engelman. §
Newell. Mrs. Earl Crispell was ac-| Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Vilasi and S A V E
cepted as a new member. family, Binghamton, - spent the
Election of officers will be held | weekend with her parents, Mr. and
at next meeting. Mrs. Field, Mrs. | Mrs. Jeddie MacMillan. PEs I P
Dorothy French, and Mrs. Harold Mr. and Mrs. Russell Turner and A 1 R
Bennett are nominating committee. | Mr. and Mrs. Robert Turner, f
Mrs. Elida Beahm, Mrs. Bernard| Tunkhannock, called on Frank
| Spencer Holmgren,
let Gary, Eva Ray, Mrs. Elwood Pat- | Mr. and Mrs. William Inman, |
ton, Mrs. Oscar Patton, Mrs. Wil-| Kingston and Mr. and Mrs. William | 8
liam Butler, Mrs. Richard Traver, | Cook, Colonia, N. J., were guests at | [i From $ 95
Mrs. Allen Kitchen, and Mrs. Tom | the Loren Cases, on Saturday eve- |B 1 0 rx
Gay. | ning. - y
Classmates of Noxen Methodist | Tom Bean and Donald Thompson |{8
Church will meet Friday evening at | spent the weekend at the Toby- |g f
the home of Mrs. Elwood Patton. | hanna Depot, in the Poconos. | E3 or
Assisting hostess will be Mrs. Els-| Mr. and Mrs. Merwin Kaminstein. | ®
worth Field. | Flushing, N. Y., spent the weekend | Graduation
| Levittown.
Roushey | gE
Street, celebrated her birthday on | E
Thursday with her sisters, Mrs. &
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with Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Bean.
The Methodist men of Noxen met
May 6 in the church basement.
Discussion for the summer events
Films shown by Henry
were very much ap-
children; Eyers Grove, spent Satur-
day with her mother Mrs. William
Engelman and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert McGovern,
Newtown, and Mr. and Mrs. John | was held.
Hansen, John Jr., and Debbie, | Manganella
Canandagua, N. Y., spent the week-
end at the home of Edgar Engel-
man family.
Daniel Overdorf,
Noxen Volunteer Fire Company
Earl
Beahm, Ora Bean, Earl Crispell,
Bender, Richard Traver, wets
preciated. Refreshments
served.
Fish, Ralph Lutes, Joseph Nalbone,
Joseph Dotter, Bernard Mulligan, Newark, N.Y.,
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| Turner on Sunday. i Into TOWN!
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lasecki and §
family and Mr. and Mrs. George #
Dendler. ‘Mrs. Guy Fritz, and Mrs.
Oscar Fish comprise the auditing
committee. Richard Traver and
Weston Ruff joined the group for | Krouse and Thelma Sue, Nanticoke, 3 & amson tT t e
refreshments and discussed plans Visited at the home of Arthur Bliz- HB i :
for the horse show. | zards on Sunday. & BE ;
| Mrs. Howard Leibenguth, Ft. {#& L U G G A G E
Sterlyn May and family, New Tri- |
poli, are spending several weeks | Lauderdale, Fla, and “Mrs. Ray § 3 Q 9 BH
with her mother, Mrs. William | Miner, Jr, visited Mr. and Mrs. 08 ? 5;
Engelman. | Ray Leibenguth on Sunday. 7 up;
WSCS of Noxen Methodist Church | Mr. and Mrs. ‘Charles Van Camp- |
will sponsér ‘a rummage sale at | en Endicott, visited Mrs. Lawrence f8
Lares. Market, Luzerne, June 15, 16, | Race, and she and son William re- Ji
17. Anyone having rummage may | turned with them. He will be em- | §8
contact Mrs. Oscar Fish or Mrs. El-| Ploved at E. Johnson. 'E
wood Patton. | Sundav guests at the home of the
The WSCS met in the church | Joseph Shalatas’ were Mrs. Harold
basement for their regular monthly | DuBois, Mrs. Teresa Christman. and
meeting on Tuesday evening, Mrs. | daughter Susan. Oneonta,” Mr. and
scar Fish and Mrs. Jacob Miner | Mrs. Ernest Daley, Ernest Jr., Ed-
hostesses. Present: Mrs. William | Ward and Joneen, Tunkhannock,
MacMillan, Mrs. Warren Montross, | Mr. and Mrs. Paul Thomas, Brian
Mrs. Franklin Patten, Mrs. Francis | and Judy, Hunlock Creek.
Schenck, Mrs. Fred Schenck, Mrsi| Mr. and Mrs. William Mason, |
Mrs. - Kenneth | Johson City = spent the weekend
Denmon, Mrs. Elsworth Field, Vio- | with Mrs. Joseph Hackling.
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Mr. and Mrs. David Hopkins. | 22
Vienna, N. J., spent the weekend |
with Harry Siglin. |
Mr. and Mrs. William Butter- |
more, Harrisburg, spent the week-
end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. |
Roy Dendler. |
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Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Race, Chris- |
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tine and David, spent the weekend |
with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Haverick, | Even my thirteen
|#brothers-in-law say its the?
Mr. and Mrs. George Belles and | best homemade chili a
Dianne, Skaneateles Falls, N. Y., 78
spent the weekend with his father,’ they ever ate. 8 Shavertown
Francis Belles. oh Grose?
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