SECTION B — PACE 4
NEWS FROM POST
~ THE. DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1966
CORRESPONDENTS
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Trucksville
Chicken Batbecte
Auxiliary to. Trucksville Fir el John Jones, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Company will sponsor a chicken David Jones, Harris Hill Road, was
barbecue at the municipal building | five years old on Tuesday. A family
| Avenue.
| Sweet Valley
Jennie Valick has returned home| spending the summer at their cot-
| after being a patient at General | tage at North Lake.
Hospital. |. Meat Loaf Supper
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j BEAUMONT, Mrs. William Austin 639-2544 @® NOXEN, Mrs. Elida Beahm Kelly
! DALLAS, Carol Ann Williams 674-4109 ® RUGGLES, Mrs. Charles Williams 639-5422
| FERNBROOK, Mrs. George Shaver 674-5460 ® SHAVERTO WIN, Mrs. F. W. Anderson 675-2001
HARVEYS LAKE, Mrs. Albert Armitage 639-9531 & SWEET VALLEY, Mrs. Thomas Sayre 477-3731
IDETOWN, Bess Cooke 639-5137 ° TRJCKSVILLE, Nelson Woolbert 696-1689
MT. ZION, Rev. Charles Gilbert 388-7261 ® . EAST DALLAS, Mrs. Irene Moore 675-3080
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EAST DALLAS
Mr. and Mrs. Darryl
Somerville, N. J., spent the last
two weeks with the former's par-
ents, Mr.
son, Martz Road.
I am happy to report that Mrs.
David (Vida) Adams, Lower De-
mund’s Road, Has returned to her
home after haging been a patient
in Nesbitt Hospital. I am sorry to
say thats did not know about you
‘being ill, Vida, and I hope you are
completely well again.
Marks 82nd Birthday
‘Another wonderful birthday
marked the 82nd, for Mrs.
Wandell, Roushey Plot, September
30. Her sister Mabel Wandell, (yes
the both sisters married brothers) |
from Stull; a place near Noxen
which I had never heard of; spent
the day with her. Of course she
shared her delicious and beautiful
birthday cake and ice cream with
her many wishers, who were Emma
Wandell, David and Doris Kitchen,
children Emma Lou-Sue ‘Ann and
Danny Jr. Danny sang Happy Birth-
day to Grandma and of course the
rest all joined in. The ladies from
the Nesbitt Hospital laundry who
had worked with Mrs. Wandell
there, called her on the phone to
offer their congratulations, which
pleased her so very much.
Mrs. Gladys Bert) Brace, who
was visiting with her daughters,
Beulah in Harrisburg and Barbara
in Maryland, has returned to her
daughter Louise Hess's home on up-
per Demund’s Road. We hope she,
will stay arcund here for a + while visas were not ready so they had | Ted Wilson; Jay Bloomer; Harry |
and Mrs. Nicholas Dick- |
Leona |
Church need her
helpers.
I am terribly sorry to hear of the
as one of our
passing of Miss Emily Goldsmith, |
Demunds, who went to her eternal |
rest last Friday evening,
there since last week of August.
Emily: was the beloved librarian in
Dallas Junior High for years and an
excellent teacher. She had been ill
so long that we feel that God was
merciful in taking her home to be
with HIM.
in Nes- |
bitt Hospital. She had been a patient |
| who were unable to help in any way,
Mrs. Viola (Ben). Brace, has re- |
turned to her home, where she re-
sides with her daughter
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Davies,
and son-
|
after spending a few days with her |
other daughter, Margaret Baker,
and family in Gillette, N.J. *
Her granddaughter Mary Jo,
daughter of M/Sgt. Edgar Atkinson |
| and wife, the former Wilma - Brace,
Colorado Springs; phoned - Mrs.
Brace to tell her that she would
be with the Bakers a couple ‘of days
before leaving for India, where she
will be stationed for two years as
a member of the Peace ‘Corp. So
naturally ‘Grandma Brace hurried to
Jersey by bus to visit with her.
Mary Jo is one of ‘57 members
home in
Vermont. She left her
Colorado Springs a week ago Mon- |
day and flew by jet to New. York.
The members gathered from all over Prayer, Philip Culver; Men's Chorus, | | Bloomer,
Russell Ockenhouge; | Moore, Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Howard
and were to leave New York Mon- |
Dickson, | now, as we quilters of East Dallas! a two day wait. They left by a Verna Lamoreaux or Mary Kamor.
chartered plane Wednesday evening
for London, where they were sep-
arated into two groups; one to fly
directly ‘to New Delhi and the sec-
ond (which she was in) flew to!
Amsterdam for a 10 hour lay over.
Mary Jo will teach Home Nursing the “Post”, as I will be leaving to
and Nutrition for the two years. | spend the winter with my sister
. The results of the East Dallas Mary in Bloomfield, N.J., again. I
rummage sdle last week ‘wera very’ have really enjoyed writing about
satisfactory, and we want to thank all you fine folks: *
all who donated any thing and those | ple” I will be getting the Post when
who donated their services. Thosz I am away, and I sincerely hope you
? will call and give any news you
certainly missed a lot of work but | have to the correspondent who is
most of all the good time we had | | taking over the East Dallas Column.
together. | Her name is “Mrs. Al Tondora”,
| Phone 674-7891. She and her family
(one little fellow and her husband)
| live next to Ted Wilson, in the Wil-
Mrs. Lucy Morgan left Saturday
to spend ia month or more with her
daughter Ada Brown and family, in
Clifton Heights, Pa.
Well, my reader friends this will
be my last week to speak to you in
‘Missionary TI}
I had “a letter from Missionary
Sallye Higgins, Box 1414, Mwanza, |
Tanzania, East Africa last week, ‘©on cottage, on lower Demund’s
| stating that she tis suffering from | Road. »
Pancreatitis and losing too a Mrs. | John Steve, Swoyersville,
weight. So, the Lord -willing, she spent last week with her daughter | .
will be leaving there: the end of and family, Mr. and Mrs. Heward
October. Miller, Hildebrant Road; where she
Last Sunday was observed as Lay- Was recuperating from a fall,” after
aman Sunday in East Dallas Church, | being struck by an auto on hot way
with © a record = attendance. Our | ‘to church!
Pastor, Rev: Howard Hockenbury | East Dallas Young Married
said it was a pleasure to sit in ihe’| | Couples met at the church and went
| congregation with his wife and son, | in ‘a group to see the book of Mat-
rs | Paul (he is still convalescing) while | | thew from the Bible, portrayed at
| who trained in the Peace Corp in’
the men of the church took over | the Comerford Theatre, Sunday eve-
| the service. The call to worship; | ning. Those attending, Mr. and Mrs. |
“Recognition of God’s Presence’, by! Russell Ockenhouse, Mr. and Mrs. |
| Russell: Ockenhouse, Invocational | Warren Stanton, Mr. and Mrs. Jay
Mr. and Mrs. Robert M.
Philip Culver;
day, to fly to London; but all the Robert M. Moore; Warren Stanton; | Hockenbury.
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Mr.
{ | Martin Sr.;
Glen Howell, Responsive Reading, |
l on lower Demund’s Road, last Sun-
| Warren Stanton; - Pastoral Prayer, | day, in honor of Melvin's mother's |
Philip Culver; Sermon, “Every Man's pirthday. She did not care about
Servant”, Mr. Thomas Williams. Tray | having her age published, but my
Speaker from Tyucksville Church.| guess is that she is a little past
Scripture Lesson, John 13:3-17, Rob- | ! Jack Benny's 39.
| ert M. Moore. Benediction Mr. Rus- |
sell Eyet. “Our Laymen Speak,’
| Article No. 1, by Mrs. Rosa J. iid
mond, Dymond: Hollow Church,
| faith ‘means trust in God to ny
| me through life. I believe I am ex- |
| pected to stand on my own feet a
| that ‘God will give we strength and
knowledge to do so. This trust also,
| allows me to enjoy life, as-T thinlk |
| we should. When trouble comes 1|
can go to Him for help, knowing He
will give it, for it has been promised | :
that mo more will be laid upon us, | of ducks the first day of the: sea-
than we can bear.’ j Son.
There were about 30 men who at- )
tended the laymen’s breakfast, pre- with her family, Mr. and Mrs. Rob-
ceeding the nine o'clock church | ert Pickett, Demund’'s Road, from
service. | Bloomsburg College.
Mrs. Margie Moss, Upper De- | So long, my friends, thanks for all |
'mund’s Road, entertained as many | Past help you have given me.
' of the cafeteria ladies who had! aS
worked togethet in the Dallas Jr!
| High School that she could contact.
| Guests. were Mesdames Stella Lan-
cio; Naomi Prynn; Norma Knecht;
Helen Veitch; Doris Sutton; Lucy
Morgan Irene Moore, and Margie’s
sister :Mrs. Anna Samuels, last Fri-
day evening. She could not contact
Guests were Mr. and Mrs.
| Sharon Morris, guest of honor. Mrs.
Willjam Morris and husband, host
and’ hostess Melvin and Marilyn
Morris.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Williams and
| family, Hatfield, N.J., were guests of
Mr. and Mrs.
weekend. Mrs. Williams
mer Daisy Belles,
is the for-
Mrs. Daniel Shaffer is back at!
work as industrial nurse at Amer- |
ican Chain and Cable, Wilkes-Barre,
after several weeks absence, due to |
illness.
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Thomas Schmidle and | tertained at a Dinner in their home |
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Melvin. Morris last |
of East Dallas. |
Melvin Morris Jr., bagged his limit |
Dianne Pickett spent last weekend :
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Saturday night. Serving will begin party was held in celebration of
at 5. :
Guyette’s Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Leland Guyette, Cliff- |
side Avenue, celebrated their forty
third wedding anniversary on Tues- |
day, October 11. Mrs. Guyette is
the former Anna Keller of Wilkes-
Barre. Mr. Guyette is retired. There
are six children and twenty seven
grandchildren.
Mr. and’ Mrs. Merritt. Wheeler of
Wilkes-Barre have moved to the
former Cashmark home on Carver-
ton Road. ;
Marvin F. Scott, 3rd, Sutton
Road, left Monday for Pennsylvania
State University where he has en-
rolled for a two year course in
salesmanship and machinery.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Baker, Har-
ris Hill Road, recently returned
from a three weeks’ visit with his
father, Gordon Baker, White Sal-
mon, Washington.
Harry DeWitt, S. Pioneer Avenue,
is convalescing at his home after
being a patient in Nesbitt Hospital
| several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Price land
family, Plymouth, have moved to
the former
Hill Road. '
Trustees Meet
Trustees of Trucksville Metho- |
dist Church met at the home of |
Col. Leon Beisel, Warden Avenue,
on Wednesday night. Sheldon Ben-
the day.. Six guests were there.
On Friday Wilbur H. Derolf, S.
Pioneer Avenue, completed forty
years of service with the Penn-
sylvania Power and Li ght Company.
‘Charlene Givins, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. John Givins, Bunker Hill,
has returned from Children’s Hos-
pital, Philadelphia, where she was
a patient.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wasilan-
ski, who were recently married in
St.
will reside in Kingston. Mrs. Wasil-
| anski is the former Anna Marie
Novicki, - daughter of Mrs. Stella
Novicki, Bunker Hill.
Paul Jeffery Harris, son of Mr. |
and Mrs. Donald Harris, Huntsville
| Road, is ‘a patient in
Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth T. Jones,
Highland ‘Avenue, recently re-
| turned from a visit with her
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.
| Mrs. Jerome Thomas, Tampa, Fla.
| nett conducted the business meet- |
ing. Other members in attendance |
were: Lowther Brown, Zane Hef-
fner, William “Hewitt, Reverend
Gomer, Clifford Johnson, and John |
| Wardell.
Eugene Naugle,
Minn., has returned after visiting
his son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Claude Naugle, S. Pioneer |
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Mr.
verton Road, and ‘Mr.
Willilam Lohman, Lohman Street,
spent the weekend with Mr.
Cleon Levan, Kutztown.
Mr.
the birthday anniversary of Mrs.
| Mason. Twelve guests were present. |
Expresses Gratitude
Mrs. Ziba Smith has returned to |
her home at Meadow Lake Farm '
after being a patient at Hahneman
| Hospital, Philadelphia. She wishes
| to thank all her friends and neigh-
bors for the cards, flowers and
many acts of kindness shown her
during her illness.
| Keyettes To Meet Tonight
The - Keyettes Drill Team will
meet at the Senior High School
| tonight at 6:30. All members will
| receive instructions for - the
burg parade on Saturday, October
Ham-
29th. All Keyettes should attend.
| parade should bring their uniforms
| to the meeting .Each uniform should
| be tagged with the wearer's name.
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Therese's Church, Shonestown,
and Mrs. Harold Croom, Car- |
and Mrs. |
Girls who are not going to the
Card Of Thanks |
Burton Steltz wishes to thank
Young Adult Class of Maple Grove
Church will hold a meat loaf supper
| everyone for ‘their cards and| at the church hall on October 15.
| thoughtful deeds while he was a Everyone is wecome. Serving will
patient at General Hospital. They | begin at 5 p.m.
| were much enjoyed and greatly ap- |
Willard Clemon, Burbank, Calif.
| preciated. visited his sister-in-law and family,
Oscar Whitesell has returned My. and Mrs. Denns Mahoney, last
home after beiing a patient at Gen- | week. :
eral Hospital, Mr. and Mrs. John Davis are
Mr;
Kearney, N.J.,
and Mr. and Mrs. William Cragle.
Sgt. Carl Martin has
| after spending a year
He is son of Mr.
Pikes Creek.
Announce Birth
| Martin,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Trumbower
General | announce the birth of a daughter,
5 at Nesbitt
Hospital. Mrs. Trumbower is the for-
| Terry Lou, - October
mer Ruth Miller.
Josephine Shaw has
| tient at Mercy Hospital.
Emma Blaine, daughter
"Mrs. Sam Bronscn.
Mr.
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and Mrs. William Freeman, |
spent the weekend
with Mr and Mrs. Wayne Callender
returned
in Vietnam.
and Mrs. Clifford
returned |
and after spending two weeks as a pa-|
of Mr. |
and Mrs. Joseph Blaine, Mooretown,
recently returned after spending two
and months in San Francisco, California,
| Emma was sent there in conjunction |
and Mrs. John Mason, Hill- | with her job. While their, she vaca-
side. entertained at dinner on Wed- | tioned for one week in Los Angelas.
' nesday night. The occasion marked | Sympathy of the community is
‘extended to Elmer Wolfe and fam-
ily in the recent death of his sister.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hughes and
daughter Michele, Ringtown, recent- |
| ly spent the weekend with Mr. and |
and Mrs. Robert Thomas and Letters Testamentary having
Mrs. Henry Buckaleu, have return- | granted,
ed to their home in Florida after said estate are requested to make
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Mrs. Davis is the former Sharon
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Mrs. Charles Gordon is a patient
at Mercy Hospital.
Children Baptized IK
| The following children were bap-
tized on Sunday morning at Maple
Grove Methodist Church: Dody Jean,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Marsh, Thomas William and
Lawrence David sons of Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Hillman and Brenda Lynn
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Martin.
Mrs. Caroline Ferrey and Mr. and
Mrs. Edwin Britt spent Sunday in
Binghamton, N.Y, visiting Mrs. Mar-
garet Aton and family.
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Loyalville Church will sponsor a
Haloween Party on October 22.
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etc will be on sale. :
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