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DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
PLEASE, NEIGHBORS!
When you buy of our ad-
vertisers, won't you clip cou-
pons from’ the Dallas Post—
not just from the paper easiest
to put your hands on. Many
of our advertisers measure the
success of their ads in the Post
by the number of Post coupons
that are redeemed.
We know you read the
Post—by the number of phone
calls we get when we make a
ake. But some of them do
not!
Local Hairdresser Wins
Awards In Hairstyling
Local hairdresser, John Maniskas, |
Lackawanna Avenue, Dallas, recent-
ly won the hair dressing award for
District 3 at Media, Pa. This en-
titles him to participate in the hair-
styling state finals in January.
At Kingston Sunday, Mr. Manis-
kas won first prize in the men’s
division and grand prize in the
division for both men and women.
East Dallas
MRS. DAISY PRYNN, EIGHTY
Mrs. Daisy Prynn was recently
honored by her seven children on
her 80th birthday. Mrs. Prynn was
formerly Daisy Wilson, daughter of
the late Mr. and Mrs. Alex Wilson,
Demunds.
A family dinner was held at the
Kingston House, followed by open
i. at the home of her daughter,
Msg Glahn.
lor scheme was pink and
white, milk glass which held pink
candles, pink and white candy; a |
pinfgand white birthday cake and
a large milk glass basket with a
pink bow and holding white chry-
santhemums and pink roses. Hang-
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ing from underneath a pink um- |
brella were pink and white ribbons. |
At the end of each ribbon was a
butterfly with the name of each
|child, and holding money gifts
from her children.
It had been years since Mrs.
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|Prynn and her four sons and three
|daughters had been together. They |
|were a happy family, hoping their |
mother would have many more |
‘healthy, happy years.
lis in excellent health, by the way!
Although only two of her twelve
lendattren were ‘there in person,
the others were, as they said ‘there |
in Spirit”. Many called her, in-
ging David from the seminary in
n, and Marge (exchange stu-
dent) remembered her with a
gos card and gift.
he rainy night: Friday, October
Mrs. Prynn |
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122, did not dampen the spirits of .
fis happy, proud,
and grateful |
family, Sheldon and Glendon from !
|Goliet, Ill, Robert (whom Daisy
makes her home with) Adaline Has-
selwander, and Margory Vollrath,
Rochester; Richard, Carverton;
Mary Glahn, Bunker Hill.
Ben Brace Jr., and wife Marge,
from Alexandria, Virginia, visited
this mother, Mrs. Viola Brace and
Isister Mrs. Bruce (Irene) Davies,
over last weekend. They also visited
Marge’s father, Corey Smith of
‘Sweet Valley. Daughter-Brenda is
la student im Virginia Medical Col-
|lege and did not make the tp this
time. yl
| Giles Wilson is confined to his
bed, in his home in East Dallas, and
Ted’s wife Jule is convalescing at
heAgsome, on Demunds Road. I wish
well.
Fiftieth Anmiversary
. and Mrs. John Perry cele-
trove their 50th wedding anniver-
|sary, October 28, with a family
|dinner at Irem Temple Country
IClub. Present were: Mr. and Mrs.
| John Perry, Mr. and Mrs. Louis
| Bedford, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Dixon,
|Kristie and Kimberly Bedford, Rod-
ney Weiss.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry were married
lat Carverton Parsonage by Rever-
end Ivan Snyder, in 1915.
HAVE BABY BOY
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Reverend and Mrs. Howard Hoc- |.
'kenbury, of the Centermoreland
Methodist Charge, are rejoicing
over ‘the arrival of their first child,
an eight pound son, born Saturday,
November 6. We are all happy for
them.
Mrs. Lois Croman, accompanied
by her brother Ollin Webb, his
wife Mollie, and their grandson,
from Catasaqua; have returned
home from a ten-day trip to Tampa,
Florida. They traveled down the
Fast-moast and returned by way of
the West coast.
Mrs. William Schuster, Apple-
wood Manor, entertained Mrs. Ann
Vernon, Trucksville and Wilson
Cease and Warren at dinner on
election day. Mr. Cease and War-
ren reciprocated by taking them to
dinner at the Trucksville Fire Hall,
after spending the day at the
Schuster home.
Charles Moore, wife Janet and
baby, have returned to their home
in Rhode Island, after spending last
week with his parents, Mr. and
' Mrs. Raymond Moore.
AUTUMN TEA
The Ella Moore Class of East
| Dallas Methodist Church, is spon-
soring an Autumn Tea, tonight at
8 in the social room. Public is in-
vited. There will be a small
charge.
East Dallas folks seem to be keep-
ing the hospitals busy. Jule Wilson,
home from Nesbitt; Emily Carey
. home from Mercy Hospital. Now
Arthur Magee, tenant farm helper
of Wilson Ryman, is a patient in
He occupies ‘the
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