: ks on help- as for avail- it sta- library nfirm- 1 ll : f p B J itch Sew om,” ac n ig and ace, 0 w \ eT A A ME SA 1 Nee ri EE 3 $e Stroudsburg State spend. the ‘with her parents, SECTION A — PACER 5 TPE DALLAS, POST, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1964 Purely Personal Mr, and Mrs. Edward Shuman, New York City, will spend the hol- iday weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Kear, Lake Street. Mr. and Mrs. William Weaver, New Orleans, have moved to 306 Huntsville Road, Dallas. Mrs. Clara Ohlman is visiting her daughter and son in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wisner, Mrs. Mae Townend entertained at a Tea on Thursday for Mrs. Liv- ingston Clewell, Pioneer Avenue. Miss Beth Pillarelli will spend the holiday recess with her parents, Rev. and Mrs. Andrew Pillarelli, Haddonfield Hills. Beth is a mem- ber of the freshman class at West- minister College. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Dawson, Teaneck, N. J., will spend Thanks- giving with their daughter and son in law, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hauck and family, Perrin Avenue. : Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Wettstein, Clinton, N. J., have moved to R.D. 3, Dallas, where they are occupy- ing the Gunning. home. : Mr. and Mrs. William W. Brack ett, Brunswick, N. J., were week- end guests of Mr. Daily, Shavertown. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Neuner, Hildonia Avenue, will spend Thank- sgiving with their son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Neuner at Corning, N. Y. Allen Cooper, Chase, continues to improve and is expected to be re- leased from General Hospital in time to spend Thanksgiving with his parents, Police Chief and Mrs. Robert Cooper. Malcolm Kitchen left early Sun- day for Mountain Springs, where he was on hand Monday morning to do some bear hunting. Floyd Wells, Trucksville, is a patient at Mt. Alto and - would appreciate hearing from his friends. Little Lori Ann Addison, five Norristown. ‘month old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Addison, Idetown, has returned home from General Hos- pital. Brothers and sisters, Carol Ann, Janet Ann, Marty and Greg ‘were on hand to welcome her home. Miss Judy Wright, daughter of ‘Mr. and Mrs. William R. Wright, ‘Orchard View Terrace, will arrive home today from Harcum Junior College to spend the Thanksgiving Day recess with her parents and | brother, Teddy. Mrs. Paul Rodda and daughters, Pioneer Avenue, ‘have been ill at their home. Miss Sandra Laidler, student at College, will Thanksgiving holiday Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Laidler, Dallas. Mrs. Leona Belles, Harris Street, “and her sister Mrs. Chester Culver, . Huntington Mills, spent the week- ‘end visiting their sister, Mrs. Daisy Prynn in Rochester, N. Y. Mus. Alice Stewart, E. Strouds- burg, spent a few days visiting her ‘mother, Mrs. Ira Button, E. Over- brook Avenue, last week. Mrs. Alex Susaraba, Edwards- “ville, mother of Nick Susaraba, De- munds is a patient in Nesbitt Hos- pital where she underwent surgery two weeks ago. Mrs. Edgar Bishop and Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Derrick and daughters, Denise, Diane and Patricia. Hones- dale, spent Sunday with Rev. and Mrs. Andrew Derrick, Demunds Road. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Moss, Demunds, spent the weekend visiting their daughter and son-in-law and fam- ily in Patterson. N. J. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sorber and family of Middlesex, spent last week end visiting the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Rogers, Maple Street. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lannan, Church Street, Dallas, moved yes- terday to 200 Willow Drive, Enter- prise, Alabama. ’ Leighton ,Scott, Jr. has moved from Harveys Lake to Main Street, Dallas. ; me Mr. and Mrs. James D. Hutchison, Trucksville, will spend the Thanks- giving holiday with their son and daughter in law, Dr. and Mrs. James C. Hutchison and family at Abington. Albert Stredny, Dallas, R.D. +3, will be home November 24 from Girard College, Phila., for a five day holiday. Durelle Scott, a freshman at Uni- versity of Penna. Medical College will spend the Thanksgiving holiday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Scott, Huntsville Road. Miss Dorothy Eck, student at Allentown Hospital, is spending the holiday week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Eck. : Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Waters, Huntsville Road, will have as Thanksgiving guests, their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. James Waters and family of State College. Aloysius Zakjawski, Midway Manor, is a medical patient at Wilkes-Barre Veteran’s Hospital. Mrs. T. M. B. Hicks, Pioneer Avenue, will spend the Thanksgiv- ing weekend with her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Harding, Herndon, Va. Mr. and Mrs. Royal Culp, Over- brook Avenue, spent a few days in New York celebrating their 16th wedding anniversary which was November 20. Mr. and Mrs. Levo Kocher and children, Lori and Jeff Spotts- wood, N. J., spent last weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Farr, Trailer Park. Sai and Mrs. Pauli. at White Birch || Judy MacAvoy Feted On Tenth Birthday Judy MacAvoy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon MacAvoy, Shaver- town, was honored at a surprise { birthday party Sunday afternoon, | November 15, given by her parents. Judy who was 10 on the 16th, j was delighted when her classmates arrived for the gala event. The birthday cake was made in |- the form of a doll to the pleasure of honored guest and her friends. Refreshments were served and games enjoyed. : Present were classmates Jane Domnick, Leslie Evans, Estella Parker, Patsy Hauck, Marina Bau- man, Charlene Kozak, Nancy Young, Priscilla Kloeber, Paulette Muscav- age, Patti Lewis, Bonnie Kemmerer and the guest of honor. Nesbitt Auxiliary To Hold Xmas Party Nesbitt Hospital Auxiliary, Shav- | ertown Branch will hold its annual Christmas Party on Friday, Decem- {ber 4 in ‘the social rooms of St. | Paul's Lutheran Church. Meeting will begin at 1:30 p.m. | with Mrs. William Thomas presid- | ing. Members are asked to bring | 50c Christmas gifts with names | enclosed. | Evan Bonawitz, local vocalist will | > oto i | Mrs. Stewart Williams is shown | will “also play several piano selec- | tions. The group will also enjoy Carol singing. Members are reminded to bring in gifts for the Hospitality Shop; Bazaar to be held December 8 in| : Sa | i d member of the Back | the hospital lobby. This is not for | and interests the Christmas Tea and Fair to be | Mountain Branch YMCA. He has held a week ‘earlior. | attended Day Camp as well as be- Officers: of the -auxiliary, chair. ing a participant in the building maned by Mrs. Joseph Marsh will | be hostesses. ! | Service Chocolate ~~ Mints | YMCA salesman, Steven Klaboe. ' Steve, a seventh grader at Dallas Junior High School, who has al- ready sold 24 boxes, is an active occasions, volunteered his services | Mountain YMCA. Diane Nagle Has YMCA World Service Campaign i begins Monday, November 23 and Ath Birthday Party continues until December 19. Pro- Little Miss Diane Nagle was guest | ceeds from the sale of the mints go toward the improvement and | 80 countries around the globe. The | basketball, baseball gymnastics that | youth members receive at these | YMCAs or the instruction they get lin how to build a house, a fence | or a school building are sometimes (the only constructive, supervised | activity that they receive. The {be on sale at the Back Mountain | members will be selling them to their friends and neighbors. Boys | who sell the mints must have writ- ten permission from their parents. of honor on her 4th birthday at a | | party given in h%r honor by her | | ‘parents, Mr.’ and Mrs. Charles | | Nagle, E. Overbrook Avenue, on | | Wednesday - evening. Decorations | were carried out in pink and white. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Williams and daughter, Kelly; Miss Kathy Kenney, Mrs. Joan Barbuto and children, Linda Nagle, the guest of honor and her parents. JoRnn Watchulonis Mr. and Mrs.. William Watchu- lonis, Terrace Avenue, Shavertown, became the parents of a seven pound, thirteen ounce daughter, JoAnn, Nov. 18, at Wyoming Valley Hospital. There ' are «two other children, Lynn and William, Jr. Mrs. Watchulonis is the former Ann Marie Bilbow, Kingston. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Anderson, 207 Holly Street, Trucksville, will | celebrate their 31st wedding anni- versary today. The couple were married in the {P.M. Church ‘parsonage at Taylor | by Rev. Joseph Mason. ithe former Margaret Deininger, John Deininger, Taylor. Mr. Ander- son,’ also a native of Taylor, is the son of the late Albert and Bessie Anderson. The Andersons have been resi- dents of Trucksville for the past 20 years and are members of Anderson is interested in church and school affairs, is a member of {PTA and served with the Football Jill Ann Carey Mr. and Mrs.: Robert Carey, Trucksville Methodist Church. Mrs. | Mrs. Anderson’ is. employed at] Wilfred Andersons Noting 31st Wedding Date Today Mothers Choir. | Her husband is a member of { Trucksville Fire Company, Back Mt. Civil Defense and the Bowling | League. = An ardent fisherman, he Bride was and his wife spent many of their | he {daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. | where they have a cabin near a | weekends at Norwich, N. | fine stream. They are the parents of five chil- dren, Mrs. Joan Barbuto, Trucks | Mrs. | | ville; Wilfred Jr., at home; | Carl Straley, Noxen; Joyce and | John at home. | complete the family circle. |Natona Mills, Mr. Anderson by | Burroughs Corporation. Lincoln Street, R.D. 3, Dallas, an- nounce the birth of a six pound, | twelve ounce daughter, Jill Ann, Nov. 13, at Nesbitt Hospital. This Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rhiemiller, |is their first child. Mrs. Carey is | Tunkhannock, formerly ' of Chase ithe former Coral Gloush, Court-| announce the birth of a’daughter, Idale. Mr. Carey is employed with | Julie Ann at Tyler Memorial Hos- pital on November 9. The new baby weighed in at five pounds, 15 eunces. Mother is the former Antoinette Shypulefski, Swoyersville. Mr. Rhei- miller is assistant vice president of Tunkhannock Bank. There are two other children, Nancy Ann and Brian, aged nine and eight respectively. Julie A. Rhiemiller Daughter Born An eight pound, eleven ounce daughter,” was born to Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Konek, Hellers Grove, Trucksville, Nov. 18, .at Nesbitt Hospital. There: are five other children, Diana Marie, Ann Marie, Franklin Thomas, Steven John and Karen Ann. Mrs. Konek is the for- mer June Rice, Walnutport. ‘Want to stay youthful? Stay use- ful! THANKSGIVING MENU Nov. 26, 1964 $3.00 Children’s Thanksgiving Dinner Fresh Shrimp Cocktail $1.75 French Onion Soup With Croutons Tomato Juice Cranberry Juice Relish Trays Roast Stuffed Young Turkey With Cranberry Relish Baked Virginia Ham With Pineapple Sauce Roast Prime Ribs of Beef Au Jus Deep Fried Stuffed Shrimp with Tartar Sauce Fruit Salad with Whipped Cream Dressing CHOICE OF TWO Snowflake Potatoes Candied Sweet Potatoes Mashed Yellow Turnips Creamed Pearl Onions Buttered Fresh Peas Hot Mince, Apple, or Pumpkin Pie Coconut Cream’ Pie Ice Cream Sherbet Coffee Tea Milk PRINCE: HOTEL TUNKHANNOCK TE-6-6131 0 Reservations Suggested 1 Huntsville William Jenkins Are Wed Ninteen Years Mr. Elizabeth Street, vember 24. There is one son, Scott, a year old. The couple were married in St. Adalbert’s church, Glen Lyon, by Rev. Podkul. Mrs. Jenkins is the former Emily Ya | Yerasheski, Glen Lyon. | Her husband is the son of the (late Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jenkins, Glen Lyon and is employed with Air Products. Mr. Jenkins is a member of Christian Church and Mrs. Jenkins of Gate of Heaven. | They have been Dallas residents ifor fourteen years. Neighborhood News An YMCA Boys And Girls To Sell Chocolate Mints | ” | Five grandchildren | and Mrs. William Jenkins, Dallas, observed | their nineteenth anniversary on No- | rasheski, daughter of Mrs. Helen | Atty. and Mrs. James Lenahan Brown, Westmoreland Hills, who will observe their 15th wedding an- niversary tomorrow, will celebrate the occasion at a family Thanks- giving dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Highfield, Maffet | Street, Wilkes-Barre, a custom fol- lowed over the years. The former Irene Kearns, Wilkes- Barre, and Atty. Brown, also a Wilkes-Barre native were married in St. Therese’s Church, Old River Road, by Rev. E. W. Gallagher. Attendants were Mrs. Highfield, sister of the bride and Atty. Thomas Farrell. The couple have lived in the Back Mountain since their marriage, ten years of which were spent on Pio- neer Avenue, Shavertown, and have been active in community a- ffairs. Mrs. Brown is a member of Dallas Senior Woman’s Club, Lu- — nara SEUANIE d Notes Of Personal Interest Atty And Mrs. James L Brown To Observe 15th Anniversary zerne Association of Lawyers Wives, Mercy Hospital Auxiliary, Altar and Rosary Society, PTG of Gate of Hea- ven, Cub Scout Pack No. 232 and has served on numerous welfare drives. Atty. Brown who is associated with Congressman Daniel J. Flood in the law firm of Flood, Brown, Hourigan and Farrell, is a past pres- indent of Back Mountain Protective Association, former Assistant Attor- ney General of Penna., a member of Knights of Columbus, Elks, and Holy Name Society. He is solicitor for Exeter and Larksville School Districts. The Browns are the parents of four children, Karen, who attends Wyoming Seminary, Marlene, Larry and Patrice, all students at Gate of Heaven School, Dallas. The family are members of St. Therese’s Church, Shavertown. Ruth Ellén Beagle Fiancee Of Bradley C. Ide, Dallas Announcement has ‘been made of | the engagement of Miss Ruth Ellen | Beagle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. | Joseph Ide, Dallas R.D. 3 to Bradley purchasing the first box of World | expansion of YMCA program over- C. Ide son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph from | seas. The YMCA is found in some Ide, Dallas R.D. 4. Miss Beagle graduated from | Westmoreland High School and is phone Company. Mr. Ide, an alumnus of Lehman High School is serving with the U.S. Army at Fort Knox, Ky. A late summer wedding planned. is | Karen Sayre Honored ‘At Birthday Party ; 1€ | Karen Sayre, daughter of Mr. and | | program. Steve has on numerous World Service Chocolate Mints will | Mrs. Thomas Sayre, Pikes Creek, | | niversary. Table was festive with a merry igo round birthday cake and | attractive favors. Games were en- |joyed and prizes awarded. The {honored guest received many lovely | gifts. { Present were Mary Ann and | Susie Spock, Susan Morgan, Mary Anne Dennis, Sherry Nagle, Brenda |and Bobby Butler. Craig and Carol and Methodist Church | Sayre, Tommy and Beth Ann Crea- 3 | was feted at a birthday party on | in many capacities at the Back’| YMCA and several of our youth Sunday, in honor of her 6th an- | sing, Christine, Cathy, Terry and Tracey Sayre, Debbie and Beth Sayre, Mrs. William Sayre, Sr., Mrs. Robert Butler, Mrs. Caroline Ferrey Karen's grandmother; Mrs. William Sayre, Jr., Mrs. Edwin Britt, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Allen and Ralph, Mrs. William Nagle, Sr., Mrs. Rob- ert Sayre, the guest of honor and her parents. Directors To Meet Lehman Woman's Club directors will meet Wednesday, December 2, 8 p.m. in Lehman Fire Hall to dis- cuss plans for the Christmas tea, scheduled for December 10. | ® A doll | unusual. Only | ® Gifts from | | . | | | | | { OPEN collection Located mear Luzerne Lumber Company on Luzerne-Dallas Highway announces a beautiful CHRISTMAS DISPLAY of HAND-DECORATED CANDLES for all occasions that is most + $1.98 each. AFRICA INDIA ISRAEL DAILY HILL The Florist CASH and CARRY ---- THANKSGIVING CENTERPIECE Beautiful POM-PONS and MUMS ONLY SPECIAL ‘Note 13th Anniversary | Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hontz, N. | | Pioneer Avenue, Shavertown, ob- | served their thirteenth anniver | sary, Sunday, November 22. Mr. And Mrs. A. Hontz | | The couple were married in the Sweet Valley Christian Church, by Rev. E. J. Waterstripe. ] Mrs. Hontz is the former Mildred Carkeek, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Courtney Carkeek, Hunlocks Creek. Mr. Hontz is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Hontz, Sweet Valley. He is employed with the | Wilkes-Barre Transit Co. pk 3 see Public Notice NOTICE Dutch Mountain Landowners Association ground in Forkston ’ Township is being patrolled and anyone caught trepassing thereon | during buck or doe season will be | prosecuted. i Doe Hunting is absolutely pro- | hibited in this area and vilators | will also face prosecution. Dutch Mountain Landowners Association John Clause, President. | NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that’ Letters Testamentary have been employed by Commonwealth Tele- granted in the Estate of Nora B. ggg Miners National Bank Hall, deceased, late of the Township of Kingston, Luzerne County, Penn- | sylvania, who died October 25, 1964, to The First National . Bank of Wilkes-Barre, Executor, 11 West! | Market Street, Wilkes-Barre, Lu-| | zerne County, Pennsylvania. All persons indebted to said es-| tate are requested to make pay-| ment to said Executor, and those: having claims or demands fo pre- | sent the same to the said Executor | or its Attorney. JOSEPH F. GALLAGHER | Attorney at Law | 826 First National Bank Building Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania Your Christmas GIFT can be found af STRAUSER'S Linoleum and Tile CENTER 186 Main St., Luzerne 288-4827 LARGEST SELECTION Linoleum, Paint Trims - Tile - Wall Board Make Selections EARLY! OPEN DAILY 9 - 5:30 THURS. and FRL 9 to 9 | | | | Legal — NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Letters of Administration in the Estate of Blaine Stackhouse, who died on September 24, 1964, were granted to Isabel Stackhouse on November 2, 1964. All persons having claims against the Estate of the above decedent are requested to make the same known to Isabel Stackhouse. All persons indebted to the above de- cedent shall likewise make pay- ment without delay. 54 ENOCH H. THOMAS, JR, Esquire THOMAS, REINERT & HENDRZAK 900 Miners National Bank: Bldg. Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN %hat | Letters Testamentary were gran in the Estate of Jane Crawley, late of the City of Wilkes-Barre, Penn- sylvania, who died October 24, 1964. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make payment and those having claims or demands to present the same without ‘delay to Ellen Crawley, Executrix, 23 Forest Street, Wilkes-Barre, for sylvania, or her Attorney. .JOSEPH ‘C. GIEBUS, ESQUIRE THOMAS, REINERT & HEND ug dg. Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania If You { have never visited — § — 7} | ANN'S APPAREL Nie LUZERNE please make it a point to do so this coming holiday season. SUITS DRESSES LINGERIE HANDBAGS SWEATERS BLOUSES JEWELRY ROBES All Best Name Brands. P.S. You'll appreciate the personal interest | 95 MAIN STREET | “POINTED tea set by Reed & Barton i weight, timeless American FRANK Special Limited Offer! on this stunning - TEA SET IN STERLING by REED & BARTON 4-Pc. Set—regular price $520-NOW $399 22” Silverplated Tray —reg. $60~NOW $45 Here is a truly remarkable value in solid sterling silver. This handsome 4-pe. “Pointed Antique” sterling priced at $399 (Fed. Tax included) for the 4 pieces — regular price $520. In addition, the 22” silverplated tray pictured above is offered at just $45 — regular price $60. Savings are also offered on the 3-pc. and 5-pe. sets. The “Pointed Antique” Tea Set has excellent plated tray is standard Reed & Barton top quality. Payments may be arranged ANTIQUE” s, for a limited time only, Colonial Design. Silver- CLARK | Jeweler | 33. PIONGYR AYenun 63 South Main St., Wilkes-Barre 57 | SHAVERTOWN ACS 1c MEMBER AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY | 675-1188 i STORE HOURS 10:00 to 5:25 Foy iL ; a : 5 ENE Rg Sak
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