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Blue And Gold Banquet
Held At Noxen Church
‘Mr. And Mrs. Carlton Hadsall
ue ana coe mommies oo ATK 23rd Wedding Anniversary
Scout Pack 530, sponsored by Bow- |
man’s Creek Lions Club, was held |
at the Noxen Methodist Church on |
Friday night. {
Scoutmaster introduced commit- |
tee members, Earl Crispell, chair- |
man, Lewis Hackling, treasurer, |
William Evans, ins. repp., Ronald
Fielding, and Charles Womer. Den
mothers are Mrs. Nellie Scouten
and Mrs. A. M. Kitchen, den 1, and
Mrs. George Macialek and Mrs. Otto
Sarmonis, den 2.
Cub Scoutmaster Warren Mont-
ross gave awards to Charles
Womer, Bear badge, Kenneth
Macialek, Bear badge, and Bobcat
badges to Richard Harvey, Gary
Moyer, Richard Traver, Dwight
Barbacei, James Belles, and Darrell
Dillard. Theodore Scouten was
honored with Denners Chief cord.
Rev. Fred Eister was guest
speaker. |
Others present: Allen Kitchen, |
Assistant Cubmaster, Otto Sarmonis,
Representative of Boy Scout Coun-
cil, Charles Winner, Hazel Winner,
Charles Winner Jr., George Macia-
lek, Robert Macialek, Tommy Scout-
en, Mrs. Joseph Luketic, Dawn,
Lynette, and Joseph Jr.,
Marilyn
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cratic Woman's Club which served
dinner, and Rev. Fred Eister, who
The family is
deeply conscious of the spontaneous |
| Julius,
Mrs. Shirley Moyer, Gregory Moyer, |
! Bobby Roberts.
| Mr. and Mrs. Lewis May, Mrs. Helen
Mr. and Mrs.
on February 23.
Carlton Hadsall,
Harris Hill Road, Trucksville, mark-
ed their 23rd wedding ‘anniversary
Bellas and Mr. Hadsall were mar-
ried at Shavertown
Church by Rev. Roswell Lyons.
They are the parents of five
Mrs. Hadsall, ‘the former Goldie | children, Mrs. Bernard Phillips, New
CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late Miss Ida
L. Grey wishes to thank all those
who rendered assistance during the
recent bereavement,
thank-you to the Demo-
conducted services.
which
difficult
outpouring of sympathy
eased the burden of the
days.
Macialek, Ronald Fielding, Judy and
Jack Fielding, Richard Traver and
son, Ricky and Janice Traver, Mrs.
James Barbacei, Dwight and Jack;
Lois, and Michael Kopcha,
Mrs. Fred Case and Loren Case,
Belles, Bobby, John, Tim, and.Jim
Belles, Mrs. Theresa Harvey, Gil-
bert Harvey, Richard and Kenneth
Harvey.
on SUMMER
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JACK WINTERS
MAIN HIGHWAY
Ballas
with “an
! Berlew, Mae Race,
cutgrown,
| Jersey, JoAnn who is in training
| at General Hospital,
| Barbara, Bruce and Brenda.
There
Methodist |
and triplets, |
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 24,1966 = fa
Fiancee Of Airman Glenn D. Hilbert
February Board meeting of Dal-
lag Junior Woman's Club was held
last week at the home of
Joseph Borton, Shavertown.
| Marlyne Lipfert was co-hostess.
| = Mrs. Merton Jones presided and
| heard reports of committee chair-
| men.
| Mrs. Kenneth Hunter reported
is also one grandchild.
The couple are members’ of Hunts-
ville Christian Church.
Mr. Hadsall is emplgyed at State
Equipment Company.
Harmony Club Meets
Harmony Club met recently at
the home of Mrs. Race, who pre-
sided at the business meeting in |
| the absence of Mrs. Alice Austin. |
Present were Mesdames Maude
Lampman, Mae Phillips, Etta Carle, |
Myrtle Berlew, Gertrude Perry, |
Ruth Derr, Rose Llewellyn, Florence |
Carle, Betty Swepenheiser, Fannie |
Emma Hoover
and two visitors, Todd Phillips and |
Members are asked to send a!
birthday card to: Mrs. Schoonover, |
whose birthday is March 2. The ad- !
dress is: Hospitality Nursing Home,
Route 70, Cherry Hill, N.J.
Next meeting will be at the home |
of Mrs. Emma Hoover, March 3.
Members are asked to bring a small | ©
gift to the meeting for game orizes.
Card Of Thanks i
Mrs. Marion Perrin, Trucksville
wiches to thank all her friends who |
were so kind to her during her re-
cent illness and Kingston Township
Ambulance crew for its ‘fine service. |
Through the medium of the Dallas |
Post, Mrs. Perrin heard from many |
relatives and friends whom she had |
been out of touch with for some |
time. She is most grateful.
Rummage Sale |
If you have articles which you
have wearied of or your family has
Dallas Junior Woman's
Club will be glad to have them for
their Rummage Sale at the Back Mt.
YMCA on March 3 and 4.
Drop your items off at the “Y"
on March 2 or call Mrs. Kenneth
Hunter, chairman. Coffee and
doughnuts will also be sold. |
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Lycoming Coleg Chic Is
| plans were completed for the Rum-
| mage Sale to be held March 3 and
| 4 at the Back Mt. YMCA. New and
| used goods will be available for buy-
{ ers. Committee members will be
lat the “Y” from 9 a.m. until 4 p.m.
| on March 2 to receive articles for
| the sale:
Brotherhood To Meet
| eran Church will meet this evening
| at 8 in the Church social rooms.
| Ted Woolbert, newly elected pres-
ident, will preside.
Other officers are George Voor-
| hees, vice president, Elwood Dungey,
treasurer; Fred Anderson, Jr.,.sec-
| retary.
Roy Stair will introduce some
| wildlife will be shown.
Refreshment committee is headed
by Robert Monk and Tex Wilson.
‘Dallas WSCS News
Mrs. Joseph Marsh presided at
Methodist WSCS.
Devotions were
MISS BARBARA ANN SPENCER
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Spencer
RD 1, Dallas, announce the engage- ming. Her fiance: is also a graduate | will be held February 25, 1:30 p.m., |
(ment of their daughter Barbara Ann i of Tunkhannock High School, and in Trinity Presbyterian Church.
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Spencer, to Glenn Douglas Hilbert, ‘is now in the Air Force, Stationed | Mond
son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Hilbert! at Myrtle Beach Air Force Base. | aan
of RD 1, Dallas. South Carolina. -
Miss Spencer is a graduate of! The wedding will take place in
Tunkhannock High School. She is the spring. /
March 7, was set by
Company. She asked ten women
| to be available to begin baking at
| and Welsh cookies.
| Mrs. William Baker, Sr., reported
| thirteen pounds of patches sent to
| Dorothy Gilbert in Africa.
The young singers were brought |
Well Received In Back Mt.
Lycoming College Choir which |
made its appearance Sunday after-
noon in the Back Mountain offered of Shavertown Methodist Church. | Fred Welsh.
a delightful Tepottoits of folk songs | The sale of tickets was brisk and | Mrs. Robert Sheehan spoke on
and early compositions to the in-|the affair was termed a huge suc- the Bible, its versions and transla-
terested audience which thoroughly | cess. : ]
tA | tions. She gave the members a
It was the opinion of all who | Bible test.
Professor Mclver, director of voice | heard the program that here was
at Lycoming, led the group with
Chairman of - the
enjoyed the chorus of 41 voices. |
| Refreshments were served by
a representative group of young Mesdames: Stanley Davies, Clyde
finesse and in perfect accord. - | people, who were a credit to their Veitch, Marvin Scott, Jr., Arthur
Music
lovers were delighted to school and their families. | Dungey and Miss Ruth DeWolfe.
have a fine program presented in | Ladies of the church are plan- | Crete ————
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Club members are asked to con- |
| tact friends, neighbors and family |
to make this last project of the
exciting new games and movies of
| Richardson,
| committee will furnish, -meat, des-
the February meeting of the Dallas |
: SD | led by Mrs. Zel Garinger, who an- |
of employed at M&K in West Wyo- nounced that World Day of Prayer |
|9 am. She requested all members |
| to start taking orders for Coconut |
Ministers’ |
here under auspices of the WSCS Luncheon, March 14, will be Mrs. |
Dallas funter Women Phan |
Rummage Sale, Spring Agenda
present administration’ a most suc-
(cessful one, -All proceeds will be
Mrs. |
Miss |
used for the many: community en-
deavors and scholarship fund en-
dorsed by the club.
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‘Bon Voyage Party
For Airman Meeker
Airman First Class Earl Meeker
was feted at a Bon Voyage Party
on February 12 by Mrs. Freda Meek-
| er. Airman Meeker is soon to leave
{on @ tour of duty in Thailand. He
| will be. gone a year.
Lovely miniature Air Force em-
Executive Board accepted with re~| blems, decorated cakes and. favors
gret the resgination of Mrs. Craig
Aicher as Education Chairman.
Mrs. Robert Richardson,
Arts ‘Chairman, announced the
judges for the Art Contest for Dal-
las Junior High Students
Mrs: Hontz, Mrs. Whitby and Mrs.
Longmore, all teachers at the
and paintings displayed at this time.
Dallas Senior . Woman's Club has
donated $25 to the project.
Mrs. Robert Stair,
eration’ of Woman's Club Religious
| Division .asking. for old Bibles or
| any part. of same. which might be |
Brotherhood of St. Paul's Luth- | given to the needy. regardless of
race or religion. Contact Mrs. Stair
if you have any old Bibles at home.
Spring meeting will be held April
13 at Irem Temple Country Club
with registration at 2:15 p.m., meet-
ing at 3 and dinner at 6. Reservation
deadline is April 4.
There will be a: joint meeting with
| ‘the old and new boards.on March
15, with the cld' board members |
serving as hostesses at a Covered
Dish: Supper at the home’ of' Mrs: |
Walter Kozemchak, Overbrook Ave-
Jones is* chairman, Mrs. |
Hostess |
nue: Mrs.
co-chairman,
sert and extras. Members ‘are asked
to bring a covered dish- plus place
setting. :
Next regular ‘meeting will be held
March 1 at Prince of Peace Church. |
| Speaker will be Atty. Merton Jones, |
whose topic will be “The High Cost |
of Dying.” :
As of a recent date; student en- |
rollment in U.S. colleges and un-.|
| Mrs. Marsh, for making of cookies | iversities totaled some 5.5 million. |
at Pennsylvania Gas and Water |
| public institutions and the remain-
der were enrolled in private in- |
there - were |
of whom three out of five attended
stitutions. All ‘totaled,
some 2,168 colleges and universities,
costing more than $10 billion a year |
to staff, maintain and operate. Tax
money pays for almost half of this
annual cost.
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| formed the party decor. The guest
| of Honor was presented a purse.
Fine |
Airman © Meeker, son of Alvin
Shavertown, has
been in ‘the Air Force since 1959.
He received his basic training at
Lackland Air Force Base, Texas.
i : it He is married to the former Mad-
school. Award money. will be given
Cra elyn Harvey. They have recently re-
at the March membership meeting
turned from Arkansas where he was
stationed for a vear and -a half.
Guests were Mr .and Mrs, Floyd
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| Wolfe, ‘Mr .and Mrs. John Kaylor,
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| Mr. and Mrs. Garman Powell, Mr.
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Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Franklin, Mr.
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