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B. J. Roushey To Celebrate
85th Birthday On July 3
B. J. Roushey, 113 Main Street,
Dallas, will observe his 85th birth-
day on Friday, July 3.
Born in Dallas Township in 1879,
Mr. Roushey has been a resident
of this area all of his life. He was
the son of the late Oliver and
Sarah White Roushey.
His wife, the former Gwennie
Thomas, Susquehanna County
passed away three years ago.
Mr. Roushey is in good health
and claims he has received a sec-
ond sight, which finds him eagerly
reading all the news that comes
his way. He lives alone and looks |
after his home and his yard.
Formerly employed in the Dal-
Wins Award
las retail milk business, he was
also caretaker of Woodlawn Ceme-
tery for a time. He has done odd
jobs since retiring.
Six children Mrs. Martha Miers,
Susquehanna © County; Mrs. Edna
Long, Columbia County; Thomas,
Ohio; Mrs. Stella Moyer, Florida;
Mrs. Julie Davis, New Jersey and
oIoy], ‘SulAl] ole ‘OIBMB[O( ‘SIMO
|are also 14 grandchildren and 4
| great grandchildren.
| Some of the children are ex-
pected to share the special occa-
sion with their dad.
Mr. Roushey is a member of Dal-
| las Free Methodist Church,
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Feted At Party
'A surprise party was held recent-
ly for Mr. and Mrs. Richard Meade,
Hunlock’s Creek, who celebrated
their 6th wedding anniversary on
June 28.
The affair was held at
of Mr. and Mrs. Franklin L. Reakes,
Hunlock Creek. Mrs. Meade is the | Chapter’s Building Fund: — Collec- |
former Mary Ann Mitchell.
the home |
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Eastern Star To Hold
‘Buction At Horsa Show |
The annual auction of the Dallas
Chapter No. 396 Order of the Edst-
ern Star will be held at the Leh-
man Horse Show Grounds Saturday,
July 25, with the following com- |
| mittees, planning ‘to add to the]
SUSAN CHENEY
Susan . Cheney, June
graduate
from Dallas High School, who will
enter University of Pennsylvania
School of Nursing September 7,
has been awarded the Thomas Mc-
Cabe Scholarship. :
Miss Cheney, daughter of Mr. and
‘tion of Goods — Bethia King, Den- i Mrs. Philip Cheney, Center Hill
nis Bonning, Myrtle Rineman, and | Road, applied for admission last
Elsie = Jolley; Kidie Corner Chair- | summer, receiving notification of ac-
man — Verna Davis; Odds and |ceptance in November.
Ends Chairman —— Bina Holdredge; | Twenty-five carefully
screened
Schooley; and Rrefreshment Oiseir]
man — Gertrude Davies.
The Chapter’s Ways and Means | _ Susan was president of the Honor
Committee and the above’ men- Society; president of Keyettes, and
tioned. committee chairman met at on the drill team; served on the
the home of the Worthy Matron, | Student Council during sophomore
Bethia King, Wednesday night to and junior years; played cornet in
complete the arrangements for the the Band.
various committees. | cheerleaders and basketball team,
fon | played hockey, was on dance and
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She holds a letter of commenda-
tion from National Honor Society,
and a certificate of Merit. Church
affiliations are with Prince of Peace
Episcopal, where she is active in
the Youth Group, of which she was
treasurer last year.
Back At Hospital
mitted to a panel of judges. Twelve
scholarships were given.
Nickie Susuraba, four-year-old
pi ra Ci son of Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Su-
MONK Plbg. & Hig. suraba of Demunds Road, is at Nes-
N. Lehigh St. bitt Hospital under oxygen, his
sixth admission for a respiratory
ailment.
Shavertown, Pa.
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i Green Thumb Chairman — Jane candidates wrote papers to be sub- |
er of Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Ferry,
294 Huntsville Road, Dallas, be-
ame the bride of Denis John
2yrne, son of Mr. and Mrs. Denis J.
of Victory Chapel, Harveys Lake,
on Friday, June 19, 1964.
Officiating at the eleven o'clock
mass was The Reverend Michael
Rafferty. The Apostolic Blessing of
Pope Paul VI was bestowed upon
the couple.
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride wore a gown of white
peau de soie fashioned with a Juliet
neckline and long tapered sleeves.
Her chapel length veil fell from a
delicate pearl crown. She carried
a cascade of white, daisies which
fell from a white orchid.
Miss Rosalind Gennaro, Hazleton,
maid of honor, was attired in a full
length gown of gold taffeta. She
ried a cascade of yellow daisies.
Edward Byrne, brother of the
Miss Eileen Frances Ferry, daugh-
{ were another brother, John Byrne,
3yrne, Rahway, N. J., at Our Lady |
double ring ceremony and nuptial |
wore a short matching veil and car- |
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Miss Eileen Frances Ferry
Weds Denis John Byrne
groom, served as best man. Ushers
and Dennis Ruley.
The bride's mother, Mrs. Ferry,
chose an aqua linen dress accented
| roses. The bridegroom's
Mrs. Byrne, was attired in a jade
green dress with a matching hat.
She wore a corsage of white roses.
Following the ceremony a recep-
tion for friends and relatives was
held at King’s Inn, Kingston. Guests
were in attendance from New
| Jersey, New York and Delaware.
The new Mrs. Byrne is a graduate
of College Misericordia, Dallas, and
is at present employed as a teacher
of English at Unionville High School,
Unionville, Pa.
Mr. Byrne is a graduate of Rut-
gers University and is employed by
Aetna Insurance Company. k
The couple will reside at West-
view Road, (Cliften Park, Wilming-
ton, Del.,, upon their return from
a honeymoon in New England.
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Celebrate 14th
naw Street, Goss Manor, Dallas, ob-
served their fourteenth wedding an-
niversary, yesterday, Wednesday,
July 1. [
The couple were married in
Bethesda Congregational Church,
She was co-captain of
| Mrs.
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Edwardsville, by Rev. Paul Harris.
Parry is the former Nan
Lloyd, daughter of the late Mr. and
Rudys Return From
West Coast Tour
My. and Mrs. Richard Rudy, Shag-
bark Drive, Shavertown, have just
returned from a .twd week train
trip to the West Coast.
Wishing to cover a good many
stops in a limited time, the Rudys
decided to go by rail and were
well satisfied with end results, They
left Scranton for Chicago and at
this point joined a tour for the
Western States and Mexico.
Las Vegas was the first stopping
point then on to Tia Juana Mexico,
San Diego, Los Angeles, San Fran-!
cisco and Yosemite Valley. They
toured Knox Berry Farm, Disney-
land and many other scenic high-
lights.
Mrs. Rudy says all accommoda-
| tions were arranged and most sat-
'isfactory with air conditioning all
the way. She reports the tempera-
ture on the West Coast comfort-
able and far less hot than our own
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Mr. And Mrs, William Parry
Anniversary
Mrs. Stanley T! Lloyd, Kingston.
Mr. Parry is the son of Fred L.
Parry and the late Mrs. Parry, Lu-
zerne. He is in business with hic
(father.
There are four children, Fred,
Lloyd, William, and Nan.
They have been Dallas residents
lor six years.
Picnic Party
The following relatives enjoyed
| an outdoor picnic at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. George Steltz Jr. on
Sunday. ' A
| Mr. and Mrs. Guy Fritz and sons
David and, Nik, George Fritz, Noxen;
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Houseknecht,
Sr., and Charles, Susan, Deborah,
David and Robert, Trout Run, Pa.;
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Houseknecht,
Jr., and family, Cogan Station, Pa.;
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Houseknecht,
| and Cindy, Williamsport; Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Peterman, Thomas and
‘Guy Peterman, Mr. and Mrs. For-
| rest Peterman, David, Linda and
| Vicki, Benton; Mr. and Mrs. Donald
| Steltz, and Steven, Harveys Lake,
| and Mrs. Edith Steltz.
| i . .
| community with a breeze dictating
the use of wool suits and extra
covering at night. San® Francisco
appealed to the Rudys with its many
| : . .
hills and various points of interest.
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MRS. T.M.B. HICKS
Mrs. Pillar to Post will attend
the Annual International Confer-
ence of Weekly Newspaper Editors
at Southern Illinois University July
12:40" 17.
The invitation comes as a salute
to an editorial written at the time
of the assassination of President
2obert F. Kennedy, which rated a
prominent position in Grassroots
Aditor magazine.
Mrs. Hicks will leave Avoca Sun-
day morning,
plane in Pittsburgh, and be met
at the St. Louis Airport for the trip
;0 Pere Marquette State Park where
he convention will be staged in
ne air-conditioned lodge.
Sure-Fire Fudge
Here's another recipe for fudge.
Catherine Gensel makes it this way:
Combine five cups sugar, tall can
of evaporated milk, quarter pound
margarine in a saucepan. Bring to
rolling boil, boil twelve minutes,
take off fire.
Add three small
chocolate Nestle Bits,
ounces of marshmallow whip. Stir
it thoroughly, and when it’s all
melted, pour it into a large flat
pan. Buttered, of course.
Makes five pounds. For the Li-
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DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
rarold M. Youngs To Mark
Golden Anniversary July 3
| Mr. and Mrs. Harold M. Young, | Johnson, sister of Mrs. Harry Ohl- }
34 Barney Street,
| will celebrate their 50th wedding
anniversary on Friday July 3.
Wilkes Barre man and Mrs. Herman Mailander.
Mr. and Mrs. Young have one
son, Harold Jr. St. Thomas, Pa.
Open House will be held at the Also three grandchildren, Sandra
home. No invitations
issued.
The couple were married at Dan-
ville Methodist Church by Rev.
' James W. Kirk.
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have been Lois, Allan Harold, Jeffrey Owen.
Mr. Young was employed for
many years as an engineer for
Hudson Coal Company and is pres-
ently with the Reassessment. De-
Mrs. Young is the former Esther | partment at the Court House.
Father Brennan
Feted By Society
Altar and Rosary Society of St.
Therese's Church, Shavertown, held
it’s final meeting of the season on
(June 3, with a covered dish sup-
| per preceding the meeting. Rev.
Father Francis Brennan, modera-
tor of the society and assistant
pastor of the church was honored
on the tenth anniversary of his
| ordination and his ten years at St.
Therese’s Parrish.
| Color motif was carried out in
| green ‘and ‘white and the center-
| piece was a large cake decorated
in green and bearing the inscrip-
| tion “Congratulations Father — 10
| years”.
Seated at the main table were
Father Brennan; Mrs. Edward Zabo-
ski, president; Mrs. Edward Chuk-
inas, treasurer; Mrs. Edward Mil-
ler, secretary; Mrs. Mary Coniglio,
{ Kingston, a former member and
| officer of the society and guest,
| Mrs. Victoria Morek.
Dinner arrangements were in
| charge of Mrs. William Guyette;
Mrs. Nicholas Konek,” Mrs. George
| Kapral, Mrs. Joseph Purcell and
Mrs. Adrian E. DeMarco.
At the business meeting Mrs,
Morek presented a cash gift to |
the society. Plans were completed '
i for @ bake sale which was held in
June with Mrs. Dorothy Jarrett
and Mrs. Thomas Glenn in charge.
Meetings will be resumed in
September.
| NAME OMITTED
The name of Sharon Smith was
omitted from the seventh grade
honor roll of Dallas Junior High
| School.
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Connie Smith Guest
At Bridal Shower ¥
Miss Connie Smith, Ruggles, bride-
elect, was feted ‘at a lovely shower
in the dining room of Noxen Meth-
odist Church on June 17.
Present were Mesdames Jane
| Elva =ad Laura; Nadine Hoover and
Theresa; Robert Traver, Jack Swire,
Jackie and Ronnie; Charlotte Slo-
cum, Alan Soreheck, Arnie Williams
and Susan; John Scorupa, Jennie
Davis, Donald Kocher, Deloris and
| Debbie; Charles Williams, Thomas
‘Adams, Hobart Austin, George
‘Searfoss, Fred Spencer, and Eileen;
Ray Wandell, Carl Smith, Danny,
| Sandy and Kathy; Leroy Butler,
| Judy Sorber, Miss Winnie Baird,
Mr. and Mrs. James Lord, Mrs.
| Luther Hummell, Ricky, Bobby,
| Randy, Elaine, Ronnie; Mr. and Mrs.
| Daniel Smith and Connie; John
| Baradziej, Mr. and Mrs. Claregge
| Oberst, the guest of honor, i
| hostesses, Mrs. Edward Freeman
and Mrs. Walter ‘Wandell.
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