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THE DALLAS POST; THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1965
Dallas Lions Club held their an-
nual Christmas Party at the Broth-
ers Four Lounge Saturday, Decem-
A cocktail hour preceded the din-
Gifts were exchanged with
John ‘Shinal acting as Santa Claus.
Ed Buckley was in charge of the
ner.
annual Christmas decorations
auction which concludes each
Christmas party.
Two new members were installed,
Joseph Schilling, Overbrook Avenue
and Russell Bevan, College Manor.
Dick Morgan was installing officer.
Attending were Mr. and Mrs.
Michael Crisci, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Dallas Lions Club Fete Wives At Annual Christmas Party
Harrington, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Schilling, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Be-
van, Mr. and Mrs. James Agnew,
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Buckley, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Boyer, Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Holcomb, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Reese, Mr. and Mrs. Dick
Meyers, Dr. and Mrs. I. Berger, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Gordon, Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Rood, John Shinal, Vir-
ginia. Payne, Mr. and Mrs. John
Hilbert.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hontz, E.
Franklin Street, Shavertown, ob-
served their thirty first anniversary
on December 6.
The couple was wed in Sweet Val-
ley Church of Christ. by Rev. Water-
stripe.
Mrs... Hontz is the former Helen
Josephine Watkins, General
Hos-
| Shavertown Couple Celebrate
| Thirty-First Wedding Date
i Hacker, of Benton, daughter of Mrs. |
pital.
Mr. Hontz is the son of the late
Mr. and Mrs. John Hontz, Sweet
Valley. Prior to retirement, he was
employed with the Wilkes-Barre
Transit Company. t
They are members of Shaver town
Methodist Church.
Their son, Robert,
Trucksyille.
resides in
| Dallas Senior Women
Enjoy Chorale Concert
An’ enjoyable Christmas Concert
was : presented by the Dallas: Wo-
Church.
The Chorale was under the direc-
tion of Mrs. William Carroll with
Mrs. Davis Carey as the accom-
panist.
Mrs. Evan Bonawitz, Junior Music
Chairman,: annuonced the following
numbers which were sung: “Christ-
mas Gloria”, “The Christ Child”,
“The Shepards Story”, “Bethlehem”,
“Christmas Roundaley”, and “Mr.
Santa’. Program ended with every-
one singing “Silent Night’.
Gifts were exchanged and refresh-
ments served from an attractive
Christmas Tea Table of silver and
and crystal.
A short . meeting preceded the
program with Mrs. Boyd R. White,
presiding. Mrs. Verne Groff read an
inspring poem, “These Things Shall
Live”, to open the meeting.
Mrs. Howard Wiley gave a de-
tailed report on the Card Party and
Fashion Show held recently and
Welfare ‘Chairman, Mrs. Ralph
Dixon, reported that a Thanksgiv-
ing basket had been delivered.
Mrs. Fred Eck, Chairman of the
Scholarship Loan Committee, an-
nounced that another request for a
Student Loan had been granted.
Mrs. Ralph Fitch, Music Chairman,
extended an invitation to members
to join the Chorale and stated that
the group would be heard on WILK
Radio on December 16th at 12:30
P.M. 1
Mrs. Leonard Cowett, Program
Chairman, announced the program
for the January meeting will be
presented by a hair stylist and a
fashion show will also be part of
the program.
Mrs. Francis Girvan displayed a
number of her ceramic Christmas
decorations— one, a lighted ‘Christ-
mas tree approximately two feet
high.
| Many lovely Christmas gifts were
brought by. members for the
patients at Retreat State Hospital.
man’s Club Chorale for the members |
of the Dallas Senior Woman's Club |
“| at their annual Christmas Tea held |
s | Vincent
recently at the Prince of Peace |
Library Book Club
Back Mountain Memorial - Library
Annex was the scene of a festive
Christmas program and holiday tea
Monday afternoon, when forty-four
members of the Book Club gathered
to hear a reading of “A Child is |
Born,” a play written by Stephen |
Benet, starring Helen |
Hayes on Calvvalcade of America.
Mrs. Franklin Dymond, who came
to this country from England ten |
years ago, interpreted the play for
‘a delighted audience. Her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. David Scott from
Birmingham, are her guests.
Mrs. J. Traver Nobel played
Christmag carols, while the mem-
bers sang old favorites.
Mrs. Roger Owens and Mrs. Ben
Edwards headed the hospitality |
committee.
At a tea table with a centerpiece
of poinsettias surrounding a mam-
moth green candle, Mrs. Fred How-
| ell ‘and Mrs. A. D. Hutchison poured. |.
for Mesdames Edgar Brace, John
O’Malia, Michael Clark, Ray Shiber,
Michael Yozviak, Louis J. Jones,
George H. Montgomery, John C.
Phillips, Thomas E. Heffernan,
Mitchell Jenkins, Peter D. Clark, C.
M. Laidler, George M. fzeobs) J.
Traver Nobel. :
Ralph Garrahan, Ray Flick, Wil-
liard Seaman, Carl Henderson, Paul
Goddard, Ralph G. Lewis, W. B.
Jeter, Arch G. Rutherford, T. E.|
Hillyer, Harold Titman, Lyman Lull,
B. H. Edwards, Roger Owens, Al-
bert * Jones, Herman C. Thomas,
Paul Gross, Prentice Lacy, Richard
Dale, James Alexander, Harry Ohl- |
man, ‘Charles B. Gates; Stanley
Rinehimer, H. A. Smith Jr., Dana
Crump, Martin Davern, Miss Fran-
ces Dorrance.
Son Is Born
A seven pound, six ounce son,
Mark Andrew, was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Roberts, Dallas, RD 1,
December 8, at General Hospital.
There are two other sons, Jackie,
eight and Bobby, four. Mrs. Roberts
is the former Dorothy Race, Dallas.
© Refreshment Committee included
Mrs. Raymond Flick, Mrs. Donald
Evans, Mrs. Ralph Garris, Mrs. Fred |
Eck, Mrs. Kenneth Bayliss and Mrs.
Edwin Roth.
Dallas Junior Women Aid Needy,
Retreat Patients, Ship “Hope”
~ Amidst a holiday setting of min-
iature reinder and red and green
elves, Dallas Junior Woman's Club
inducted six new members at their
Christmas Dinner meeting held re-
cently at Aldino’s Manor
The new members, Mrs. William
Kelly, Mrs. Robert Kirchner, Mrs.
Calvin Myers, Mrs. Robert Richards,
| Mrs. Kay Williams and Mrs. Gun-
i ther Van Elden were inducted by
Mrs. Joseph Morton, membership
chairman. Each new member was
asked to light a candle symbolizing
the kindling of her spirit and loyalty
to the club and repeat the Club
pledge.
During the brief business meet-
ing, Mrs. Merton Jones, president,
called upon the Welfare Chairman,
Mrs. Barbara Bartolocci who re-
ported that the club had given each
of the women in their adopted cot-
tage at Retreat a gift of stockings
at Thanksgiving time. For Christ-
mas, the Welfare Committee have
prepared cosmetic bags for the wo-
men of Maple Cottage, Retreat State !
Hospital and will also give each a!
box of candy. Mrs. Bartolocci an-
nounced the Christmas Party for
the patients at Retreat will be held
on Wednesday, December 15. Mem-
bers were asked to help out in serv-
ing and entertaining their guests.
Each patient will receive a gift from
the Club.
Welfare Chairman, Mrs. Ludwig
Pasquini, informed the members
that 500° food items were donated:
by people of the Back Mountain
area,for their Christmas baskets, for
six needy families in the Back Moun-
tain, The Club will add a large ham
to each basket in addition to cook-
[| ies, bread, etc. Each family will al-
so receive a Christmas tree, and
items of clothing and toys for each
member of the family. Mrs. Pasquini
thanked members ag well as all
people of. the Back Mountain for
their generosity. in this endeavor
Mrs. Robert Stair,
| bedspreads would be finished by the
| end of the week and sent to the
Home Life |
| Chairman, announced that. twenty |
Ship HOPE as the contribution, of
Dallag Jr.
were thanked for their seoperation
on this project.
Mrs. Coray Miller, President ; of
the Luzerne County Federation of
‘Women’s Clubs, guest speaker, stat-
ed “We are very proud of what
you have done over the years” and
‘Women’s Club. Members .
named the Dallas Junior Juniors as
one of the most active Clubs in the
County. She urged attendance at i)
County and District Meetings as
well as State and General Meetings
to broaden the knowledge of mem-
bers concerning General Federation
and the advantages and responsi-
bilities of being a Club member. She
cited the William Penn Museum
in Harrisburg that has been com-
pletely decorated by members of
the Pennsylvania Federation. Other
General Federation projects are the
Congressional Medal of Honor Grove,
Valley Forge, CARE, and the Korean
Village, which the Dallas Jr. Women
support in addition to their local -
projects.
A program of Christmas musi¢
was presented by the Dallas Wo-
men’s Club Chorale under the di-
rection. of Mrs. William Carroll
Their first selection was ‘Christmas
Gloria” followed by ‘The Christ
Child.” “A Christmas Classic.” “The
Shepards’ Story” by Clarence Dick-~
enson, was sung, with solo parts
done by Mrs. Al Turner and Mrs.
Paul Lauer. A folk song, “Bethle-
hem,” and two Fred Waring ar-
rangements, “The Gift of Love”, and
“Christmas © Roundeley were also
given. The entire group then sang
the lively “Mr. Santa” and closed
with the “Little Drummer Boy.”
Guests of the affair were: Mrs. °
Merle ‘Safford, Mrs. Joseph Stach-
nik, Mrs. John Houseman, Mrs John
Rodgers, and Mrs. John Sidorek.
The evening closed with the Dal--
las Trio, Mrs. Joseph Kaminski, Mrs.
Paul Lauer and Mrs. Evan Bonawitz,
singing the “Club Collect,” words
by Mary Stewart and music by Ger-
trude Rohrer. / ;
Mr. And Mrs. Donald Williams
To Observe 22nd Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Williams,
Susquehanna Avenue, Dallas, will
observe their 22nd anniversary Fri-
day, Dec. 17.
They have one son, Don, who is
stationed with the U. S. Army, in
Fort Rucker, Ala.
The couple was wed in the Welsh
Presbyterian Church, Wilkes-Barre,
by Rev. Chester Evans.
Mrs. Williams is @ the former
Sarah Williams, daughter of the
late Mr. and Mrs. John O. Williams,
pr
Williams is the son of Mrs.
a Williams, Kingston, and the
late Mr. Williams.
They are members of Dallas
Former Local Resident
Accepts New Position
Clyde A. Faatz, formerly of Brook
Street, Shavertown, and more re-
cently of Zion, Illinois, has accepted
a new position as Manager of Man-
ufacturing with the P. R. Mallory
Corporation of Greencastle, Indiana.
Mr. and Mrs. Faatz have purchas-
ed a new home two miles from the
| city, near De Pauw University and
about 35 miles north of Terre Haute.
Their new address is Route 2,
Greencastle, - Indiana. ots
he couple have two sons, Atty.
Clyde A. Faatz, Jr., who resides in
Urbana, Illinois and Wayne, who' is
doing graduate work at the Univer-
sity of Missouri, Kansas City.
Mr: Faatz and Clyde Jr. re-
turned recently from a successful
hunting trip in Montana.
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Mr.
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pany. He will celebrate his ‘birth-
day on Friday also.
Trucksville Couple :
Wed 10 Years Friday
Highland Avenue, Trucksville, will,
celebrate their 10th wedding an. . .
niversary tomorrow, December 17.
The couple were married in First
Presbyterian Church, Hanover, NJ,
by Rev. Montanye.
Mrs. Pearce is the former Alice
Bruder of Hanover. Her husband: is’
a native of Plymouth.
Residents of the Back Mountain
for the past year and a half, the
Pearces are members of Trucksville .
Methodist Church.
They are the parents of four chil-
dren, Donna, John Jr., Joel and
Denise. \ : ay
Mr. Pearce is employed with
Goodwin Auto Company, Kingston.
Arrives To See Son
Sgt. Donald S. Myers recently
arrived from Fort Bliss, El Paso,
Texas, where he is stationed with
the U.S. Army, to see his new: son,
Donald Sampson, Jr., who was born
November 12 at Wyoming Valley
Hospital. The new arrival weighed
in at six pounds, one ounce.
There is also a daughter, Joy
Ellen, who ‘was born in Carlson,
Ark. and was eighteen months on
the eighty sixth birthday of her
great-grandmother, Mrs.
Gertrude
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Williams is employed wih X
Behee, who resides with her daugh-
ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Balliet, Jackson Road, Chase.
Mrs. Myers, who is the former
Earlene Balliet, and her two chil-
dren, are staying with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Balliet while Sgt. My- ..
ers returned to Fort Bliss to await,
further orders.
Pamela Calkins Feted
On Twelfth Birthday
Pamela Calkins, daughter of Mr:
and Mrs. William Calkins, Oak Hill,
Idetown, celebrated her 12th birth-
day on Sunday, December 12 with 4
a party. She received a number of
lovely gifts.
Games were played and refresh-
ments served.
Attending were Phyllis and
Audrey Ide, Lynn Evans, Gayle
Gentile, Pamela Potter, twins,
Jackie and Linda Adams, Emma
Mae Fox and the guest of honor.
Mrs. Irene Ehret, Sweet Valley.
grandmother of Pamela, wrote the
following poem in . honor of the.
occasion.
Well, today is your 12th birthday
In the 12th month of the year
And too, the 12th day of the
month,
With 12 more till Christmas is
here.
So as long as this only comes once
I hope you'll be happy today
And have a good time with. your
- playmates
As you ‘celebrate your 12th birth
ay.
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