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Ars. Granville Sowden, Hostess
o Senior Women's Club Board
submitted: Mrs.
Chairman of Ways
and Means, announced a big pro-
The Executive Board of
nior Woman's Club, met at the | ward Wiley,
me of Mrs. Granville Sowden,
esident, Monday night. Mrs. | ject for the Fall and asked for
ed Eck acted as Co-hostess. cooperation from every member.
The following Committee = re-' Mrs. Claire Ohlman, Chairman of
Dallas | ports
were
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the Refreshment Booth of ‘the Li-
brary Auction, also called for co-
operation from members and an-
nounced her co-chairmen; Mrs.
Fred Eck, Mrs. Sheldon Evans and
Mrs. Edward Ratcliffe.
Mrs. Rachel VanHorn, Corres-
invitations have been sent to Club
Woman’s Club
Shoppers’ Night.
Mrs. Robert Brown reported au-
diting of the Treasurer's Books
has been completed.
Mrs. Harold Brobst announced
the Executive Board would meet in
September at the home of Mrs.
Merrill Faegenberg with Mrs. Allan
Montross as Co-hostess.
Mrs. Wiley and Mrs. Sowden
gave a resume of the State Con-
vention at Harrisburg which they
recently attended.
Mrs. Robert Brown, Housing,
Chairman, . announced the June
Meeting of the Club would be held
June 10th at 6:00 at O'Connell's
Twin Lakes and would be in the
form of an outside Buffet.
It was voted to turn over the
end-of-the-year balance of the
Treasury to the Educational Com-
mittee to be added to the Club's
Scholarship Loan Fund. This fund
was established last year by the
Dallas Senior Woman's Club to
help our young people enter and
| Mrs, Raymond Wall,
ponding Secretary, announced that |
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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY MAY 28, 1964
Attend Mozart Dinner
Residents from ‘the Back Moun-
tain who attended the Mozart Club
Banquet at Westmoreland Club re-
cently, included Mrs. Alan Sanford,
Ruth Turn
Reynolds, Mrs. Alva Eggleston, Mrs.
W. F. Newberry, and Louie Wiegand
Ayre.
remain in schools of higher learn-
ing who might not have been able
to do so, due to lack of funds, Mrs.
Fred Eck, Chairman, announced
that several applicants are to be
interviewed this week by the Com-
mittee.
Present at the meeting were:
Mrs. Ross Lewin, Mrs. Edward
Ratcliffe, Mrs. Allan Montross, Mrs.
Howard Wiley, Mrs. Verne Groff,
Mrs. Francis Fry, Mrs. Henry
Moyer, Mrs. Merrill Faegenburg,
Mrs. Robert Van Horn, Mrs. Betty
Dixon, ' Mrs. Claire Ohlman, Mrs,
Harold %.aBar, Mrs. Harold Brobst,
Mrs. Darrell Crispell, Mrs. Robert
Brown, Mrs. George Payne and the
hostesses.
PAPER NAPKINS
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THE DALLAS POST
Woodlawn
Leonard Harveys To Celebrate |
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Harvey,
Drive, Dallas, are
celebrating their 25 wedding anni-
versary on Monday June 1.
The couple was married in the
Meeker M.E. Church on June 1,
1939, by Rev. Mark Kohler.
Mrs. Harvey is the former Marion
Weintz of Meeker, daughter of
George Weitz, Lehman and the late
Mrs. Edith Weintz.
Mr. Harvey is son of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Harvey, Dallas. The
couple have one daughter, Karen
Charlotte a Senior in Dallas Senior
High School.
Their Twenty-Fifth Anniversary
‘Attendants were: Mrs. Florence |
Davenport, Lehman, Mrs. Charlotte
Parsons Prideax of New Jersey, |
Jack Hazeltine of New Jersey, |
Victor Cross, Dallas and the late |
James F. Davenport of Lehman.
Mrs. Harvey is employed at Na-
tona Mills and Mr. Harvey at the
American Chain and Cable in
Wilkes Barre. |
They will be spending the week
end at Kingston Mills, Ontario,
Canada with Mr. and Mrs. Clifford
Mockert of Berwick and Mr. and
Mrs. Merton Coolbaugh of Shaver-
town.
Lehman Women's Club Stages
Final Meeting Of The Season
Lehman Woman's Club held its
final meeting of the season at the
Lehman [Fire Hall, Mrs. Thomas
Hillyer presiding.
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Mrs. Willis Gentile, Mrs. William |
Cole, Mrs. Thomas Hillyer and
Mrs. Kanasky, presented the bud-
get to the group for approval.
Mrs. Cole, fund raising chair-
man, announced a rummage sale
for October 8th, 9th and 10th at
the Lare Building in Luzerne. Mrs.
Edward Jones, chairman, will col-
lect items during the summer.
Mrs. Mark Grimm reported on
the requirements for the education
awards to be presented at Com-
mencement exercises at the Lake-
Scholarship Society.
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Picked For Select
Scholarship Group
Nancy Helen Drapiewski, Sweet
Secretary’s report was read by | Valley, a senior at Pennsylvania
William Geiger and treas- | State University, has been initiated
urer’s report by Mrs. Edward Kan- | into
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This society,
open to honor students from all
departments of American Univer-
sities and Colleges, emphasizes
scholarship and character of col-
students. Requirements for
membership in Phi Kappa Phi are
the highest of all undergraduate
societies on the campus.
Only 2% of the entire senior
class has been accepted for mem-
bership in Phi Kappa Phi.
Nancy has a cumulative average
of 3.87 at the end of her 11th
term with a perfect score of 4.0
Phi Kappa
__SECTION A — PAGE 3
Purely Personal
Ronald Cross, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Victor Cross, Woodlawn Drive,
was promoted to Private First Class.
He is stationed in Korea, with the
Army, as an Aviation Engineer.
Mrs.
is spending some time ‘with Mr. and
Mrs. . Frank Harvey, Woodlawn
Drive. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harvey
recently visited Mr. and Mrs. James
Atkinson, Buffalo. While there they
saw Niagara Falls on the Amer-
ican and ‘Canadian side.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Brukhart,
Mr. John Randler and grandson,
John Pierce, Penryn, visited former
neighbors, Miss Callia Biemesderfer
and Mrs. Sallie Diehm, who resides
with the C. L. Hoslers, Parrish St.
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for her 10th and 11th terms.
The awards
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| one to a boy and one to a girl; one
| music award; one nursing award;
| Memorial award.
Mrs. John Chesnovitch reported
on the county meeting held recent-
ly at the Trem Temple Country
IN Club, at which the Lehman women
- served as hostesses.
“ Operation Petticoat ”
Mrs. Charles Bednar gave a re-
dish supper held at.the Fire Hall
in ‘April.
Mrs.
Sunday - Monday - Tuesday
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