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¢ a patient at Nesbitt Hospital,
be’
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ming Avenue Christian Church, by
. Rev. M. Richard Bevan.
. ws, Mr. and Mrs. Ciarence Lamoreaux
and family have retuned to Travis
DALLAS,
Purely
Personal
James Besecker, Jr., Coraopolis,
Pa., was stricken ill at his home
Monday evening and is a patient
in the hospital there. Jim and
his wife moved to Western Penn-
sylvania last year.
2%. and Mrs. Stuart Marks, Leh-
o spent the weekend at the
home of their daughter and son in
law, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Shipman at
Spencerport, N. Y., where they cel-
ebrated the birthday of Mrs. Ship
man, the former Carolyn Marks.
Mr. and Mrs. William Morris,
Overbrook
end guests: Mrs. Jack Godfring and
children, from Emmaus, Mrs. Marie
Varner, Easton, and Mrs. Milton
Lutsey and Lori, Dallas. A birthday
party was given for Kimberly Godt-
fring.
Mr. and Mrs. Al Hoover, East
Dallas, visited Mr. and Mrs. T. N.
Wood, Jr., over the weekend. Mrs.
Wood and daughter, drove them
home from Spencerport and will
visit” here for the week.
* Florence E. Blackmore ‘has re-
PENNSYLVANIA
Avenue, had as week |
“THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, MARCH 18, 1965
SECTION A — PAGE
Neighborhood News And Notes Of Personal Interest
Miss Donna Parrish
Weds Russell Scott, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell G. Scott,
{ Sr., Loyalville, announce the mar-
riage of their son, Russell G. Scott,
Jr., to Miss Donna Parrish, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Parrish, Ide-
town.
| The ceremony was performed
Tuesday evening, March 2 at Alder-
! son Methodist Church by Rev. Fred
M. Eister.
Both Mr. and Mrs. Scott attend
! Lake-Lehman High School.
Debbie Savickas
Guest At Dinner
A birthday dinner-party, honor-
ing Debbie Savickas on her 16th
birthday, was given by her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. John Savickas, at the
Irem Temple Country Club, last
Sunday.
Invited guests were Carol Ku-
chemba, Lynne Mulski, Dattie Philo,
‘Linda Howell, Janet Balshaw, Pat
turned to her home in Dallas after
spending the winter in Florida, She |
flew north a month ahead of schzd-
ule to attend the funeral of her
sister in law, Mrs. Ruth Garrahan
Civ.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Pesikev.
Swarthmore spent the. weekend
with hz» parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Bachman, Demunds Road.
Morton Connelly. Lehman, under-
Wea ear surgerv nt (Geisinger Med-
Center on Monday.
Mrs. H. H. Zeiser,. Huntsville
Road and Mrs. H. W. Smith, also’
of llas, ‘are exnected home this
welk after snending the winter at
Princess Martha Hotel, St. Peters-
burg. '
Mr. and Mrs. James Davennort,
Diane. Debbie and Jim Jr.. Tonawan-
da. N.Y., and Mr. and Mrs. Frank
McKenna, Pam and Conrad. Long
Beach, Cal., have been staying with
Mrs. Stanley Simon, Shavertown,
during her husband's recent illness.
Marine Private Robert Rinken
called his mother, Mrs. Clem Rin-
ken, R.D. 4, Dallas on Thursday eve-
ning from Camp Pendeton, Cal.. He
had just returnad from training
operations off the coast. Needless
to say. Mrs. Rinken was glad to hear
from him.
Charles Glawe. Jr., son of Mr. and
where he was taken following an
a Bont. Y-rave showed no broken
hoes and he returned to classes at
West Side Central High School on
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Daubert, Par-
rish Street, spent Sunday in Black-
wood, N.J., visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Mihalko and children.
Mr. and Mrs. Price Kanarr. N.J.,
former residents of Parrish Strezt,
were recent visitors to the area.
Phyllis Price, student at Delhi
College. Delhi. N.Y.. spent the week-
end with ‘her aunt and uncle, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Price and family,
Huntsville Road.
. Mrs. Thomas Moore, Demunds
Road, returned to her home Satur-
day, after being a surgical patient
at General Hospital. She was hos-
pitalized two weeks.
Joseph Jewell has returned to his
home on Parrish Street, after being
a pent at ‘General Hospital.
ty. B. B. Lewis, Woodlawn
a has been confined to his
hotite due to the virus.
Sally Moyer, student at Strouds- |
burg College, spent the weekend
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Homer Moyer, Split Rail Lane..
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Sedler and
children, Sandy, Carol, Craig and
Curt Douglas, former residents of
Dallas, spent the weekend in the
area, while attending the funeral of
Mrs. Sedler’s mother, Mrs. Mae
ide.
Mrs. Audrey Simmons and chil-
dren, Exeter, spent some time with
Mrs. Simmon’s parents, = and
Mrs. Lewis LaBar, Huntsville.
At last report, William Evans,
brother of Mrs. Donald Chamber-
lain ‘and Mrs. William Berti and son
of Mrs. Estella Evans, Dallas, was
ly burned in an explosion, while at
work, and was taken to a Kansas
Hospital, where he was placed in
intensive care. He has been re-
from intensive care, re-
move
cor
John Jeter, Dallas, is a patient
at Mercy Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard R. Place,
Vestal, N. Y., were recent visitors
in the area.
Karen Bevan, daughter of Rev.
and Mrs. M. Richard Bevan, cele-
brated her second birthday, Sunday,
March 14th.
Mrs. Hiram Sorber and Mrs. Jack
Sorber and son, Dale, Sorber Mt.,
recently visited the former's par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Brown,
Highland Park, N. J.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Garris, and
son, Michael, Yardley, spent the
weekend visiting ‘their respective
parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Gar-
inger, Red Ledge Drive, Dallas, and
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Garris, Over-
brook Road, Shavertown. Michael
was baptized Sunday in the Wyo-
City, Michigan, after attending the
funeral of her mother, Mrs. Edith
- Gansel, Svesy Valley. Also here
were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gansel. 1
and family f Roading.
| The. guest of honor received very
| people try to work together, and
what actions make groups more
{have its Spring Dance with Cock-
Nixon,” Christine Zarychta, Ruth
Higgins. and Mrs. Jerome Gruver.
lovely gifts,
The traditional birthday cake and
ice cream were served later at the
Savickas home where the entire
party were entertained following
the dinner.
Rogers Twins Are
Guests Of Honor
Donna and Dianne Rogers, twin
daughters of Mr. and Mrs. E. H.
Rogers, Maple Street, were guests
of honor at a birthday party on
Thursday evening, March 4 at their |
home.
Pictured hove are the “members
of the YWCA Back Mountain Home-
makers Holiday Party Cooking
Class preparing for the Smorgas-
bord luncheon to be held by the
Back Mountain Steering ‘Committee
on Tuesday, March 30 at 12 Noon |
in the Social rooms of the Shaver-
town Methodist Church. Mrs. Carl |
Hontz is chairman of this commit- |
tee.
Games were played and prizes
awarded. The decorations were in
blue and pink as well as the large
decorated cake. Those enjoying the
party were Cathy and Brenda
Stella, Carol and Champ Evans,
Kathy, Karen and Kandi Karuza
and the honored guests and their
parents. :
A nursery will be provided |
for the program. Reservations must |
be in by March 25 with the follow- |
Mrs.
ing committee: Lyman Lull,
Mr. And Mrs. Preston Mingus
To Observe 25th Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Preston L. Mingus, | They are members of the First
R. D. 1, Sweet Valley, will celebrate | Christian Church of Sweet Valley,
their 25th wedding anniversary | land of the Back Mountain Ham-
next Tuesday. | mong Organ Society.
They were married March 23, 1940 | They have one daughter, Kathy, |
in Leesburg, Va. by the Rev. who is enrolled in the Secretarial |
Lawrence Moore. | Course ot Wilkes-Barre Business
Mrs. Mingus, the former June College.
Klinetob, is secretary to Charles H. Mr. Mingus is employed by Co-
Long, Sweet Valley, and was sec- | Man Co., Berwick, and is a member
retary of the Lake-Lehman P.T.A. | of the Fire Police of the Sweet Val-
for two years. ley Volunteer Fire Co.
Dallas Sr. Women Will View
Leadership Dynamics Series
Members of Dallas Senior Wom- :
an’s. Club, at its meeting Wednes-
day night, made plans to hold group
sessions to view and discuss the
Mrs. Paul Lauer was handling this
request.
Fine Arts Chairman, Mrs. Henry
3 Moyer, announced a Slimnastics
new program series, - DYNAMICS | ¢j,¢5 is now in progress on Tuesday
OF JIEADERSIY sponsored by | mornings and that a Class in Cor-
N.ET.
sage making will begin with Mrs.
Edward Ratcliffe as instructor. Mrs.
Moyer also stated that the Hallmark
Contest was to take place, Saturday,
at Factoryville and she and Mrs.
Howard Wiley will attend.
Mrs. Fred Eck, Chairman on Ed-
ucation, read an article from the
Editorial page of the morning paper
entitled, “Smite Smut.” This article
was in the form of a letter to the
editor concerning the fight against
pornography. It cited two inter- |
faith organizations “Operation York- |
ville” and “The National Citizens
for Decent Literature” as seriously
in need of funds and the writer
was appealing to civic and church
groups to make this a fund-raising
project as they would a health or
welfare service. It was suggested
that the matter be looked into for
a way to support this program.
These sessions on leadership and
group action are designed to in-
crease understanding of how groups
operate—when they ‘Bog Down,”
| what problems often arise when
effective. TV programs will be seen
each Tuesday in April on a local
channel from 12:00 until 1 P.M.
Mrs. Boyd White, presided at
the meeting which was held at the
Prince of Peace Church. Reports
of committee chairmen were as
follows: Mrs. Ross Lewin, Junior
Club Advisor, announced that the
Dallas Junior Woman's Club will
tail Hour and Smorgasbord, on
April 24. She also stated that a
request had been made to the club
for boys’ clothing, size 14, and that
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| Luncheon, Mrs. Harry Carson, Mrs.
Mrs. Don Peterson, Mrs. Leonard | gram will be ‘Tuesday, March 23
from 9:30 a.m. to 12 noon: “The
new series of classes will begin
| Tuesday, April 6th. Classes are
held in the Shavertown Methodist
| Church and a nursery is available
| for pre school children.
Shown left to right are: Mrs, Rob-
| ert Soeder, Mrs. William B. Davis,
| Mrs. Lyman Lull, Mrs. Leonard ,
Covett in v the Back Mountain : area
or with Mrs. Thomas Smith at the
Wilkes-Barre YWCA.
Members: of the committee plan-
ning the luncheon are: program,
Mrs. Alan Wilkinson, Mrs. Paul God-
dard and Mrs. Ward Jacquish.
Williard Seaman, Mrs.
Lawrence
| Ide and Mrs. Walter Shaver. Tables, | Collett, Mrs. Williard Seaman, Mrs.
Mrs. Lewis Anesi, Mrs. Michael | Howard Joiner, Mrs. W. Peter Dean, '
Bucan. | Mrs. Walter Shaver, Mrs. Ronald
Guest day for the YWCA Back : Carruthers, Mrs. Ward Jacquish, |
| Mountain Homemakers Holiday pro- | Mrs. Carl E. Hontz and Mrs, Her-
man Jamie.
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Watch for OPENING
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formerly with
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Back Mt. Homemakers Party Cooking Class Prepares Smozgasherd anion Mr. And Mrs. La nce Harris
[To Mark Golden Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Lance Harris, Stone- ! many years, he was later employed |
crest, Pa., who celebrate their 50th ' by Gay Murray and Aldovan’s Dairy.
anniversary today will be honored | He retired two years ago.
at an Open House Sunday after- | The couple are active members
noon and evening, March 21 at their | of Osterhout Union Church. They
home. | are the parents of one son, Walter,
No invitations have been issued. |of Mansfield, and a grandson, Earl
The couple were married in the | Harris, aged seven.
parsonage of Tunkhannock Meth- | rer
odist Church by Rev. L. E. Sanford |
and resided in Centermoreland prior Triplets Are Eleven
to moving to Tunkhannock. Brenda, Bruce and Barbara, chil-
Mrs. Harris is the former Emily | dren of Mr. ‘and Mrs, Carlton Had-
LaBar daughter of the late Mr. and | sall, Harris Hill Road, Trucksville,
Mrs. William LaBar, (Centermore-| were honored at a party, Friday,
land, and is active in the Daughters | given by their parents, at their
of the American Revolution. My, | home, in observance of their
eleventh birthday. They have two
older sisters, Mrs. Bernard Phillips,
New Jersey, and JoAnn, in training
Engaged in 2" farming for at ‘General Hospital.
Harris is the son of Irving and Rose
Krewson Harris, and grew up in
Forkston.
— Starting this Friday, March 19 —
COLONIAL RESTAURANT
(formerly operated by Bob and Melba Grose)
will be open from
6 am. until 1 am. daily
— Specializing in Dinners and Sunday Dimmers —
MAIN ST., DALLAS
Mrs. Bina Holdredge
Hostess To Committee
Mrs. Bina Holdredge was hostess
to the Banquet Committee of the
Dallas Chapter No. 396, Order of
the Eastern Star at her home on
Elizabeth Street, Dallas, Wednes-
day, March 10, when final plans
for the fortieth annual banquet hon-
oring the Worthy Matron, Mrs.
Bethia A. King, and the Worthy
Patron, Dennis Bonning, Jr., were
completed.
The banquet committee members
present were Mrs. Elsie Jolley, Mrs.
Verna Davis, Mrs. Elma Price, Mrs.
Gertrude Davies, Mrs. Mildred Gar-
inger, and Mrs. Oce Beryl Austin.
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