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Mrs. George May, Hannah
Federici, Mrs. Dean Shaver,
Mrs. Ralph Welsh, Mrs. Ralph
Welsh, Mrs. Charles Hawke,
Mrs. Ralph Neely and Hope, all
of Idetown, attended the
District WSCS meeting in the
United Methodist Church,
Dallas, April 14.
ess Cooke and Ruth Walters,
Idetown, visited Elisa Gillman
and Belle Ruckel, patients in
the Leader Nursing Home,
Kingston.
~ A covered dish dinner meet-
ing of the Couples’ Club, Ide-
town, was held in the Church
House recently at which time
they honored the Sunday School
teachers and co-workers.
The men of the Couples’ Club
entertained the group by put-
ting on a ‘Fashion Show,”
which was enjoyed by all.
Richard Ide, president of the
Couples Club, presided at the
business’ meeting. Plans were
made for the auction to be held
on the Lehman Horse Show
grounds June 13. The sale will
start at 11 a.m.
Attending the meeting were
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Steele, Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert Ward, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Bergstrasser,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilson,
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sweitzer
St., Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sweit-
zer Jr., Hope Ide, Thelma
Lamoreaux, Bess Cooke, Mr.
and Mrs. Marshall Harrison,
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hubbell,
Mrs. Thomas Coburn Jr., Mrs.
George May,Hannah Frederici,
Charlotte Calkins, Mrs. Alfred
Hadsel, Mr. and Mrs. James
Barrall and the Rev. and Mrs.
Winfield Kelley, pastor.
Shavertown choir
honored at church
Shavertown United Methodist
Church held a recognition
dinner for its choir April 30.
Special thanks were given to
choir director Gordon Evans;
organist Beth Pillarella and the
quartet.
Those in attendance were:
Mr. and Mrs. Rutherford
Cooper, Mrs. George Schooley,
Mr. and Mrs. John Rogers, Mr.
and*Mrs. Ralph Lewis, Lanna
Eicke, Barbara Brown, Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Grimm, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Gribble, Mrs. Robert
Price, Mrs. John Chapple, Mr.
and Mrs. George Jacob, Mrs.
Charles Beech, Mrs. Frank
Paczewski, Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Evans, Beth Pillarella
and The Rev. Robert DeWitt
Yost.
Dinner was served by the
WSCS.
for three full months.
Fast
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Dallas Senior Women
[Ist committee chairmen
A complete list of new officers
and committee heads of the
Dallas Senior Woman's Club
was recently released by mem-
bers of the hoard.
Mrs. Robert Parker is serving
as president of the club; Mrs.
Verne Groff is first vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Gus Shuleski, second
vice president; recording sec-
retary is Mrs. William Clewell;
assistant recording secretary,
Mrs. Charles Burger; treasur-
er, Mrs. Lamar Sharpe; assis-
tant treasurer, Mrs. Sherman
Harter; correspnding secre-
tary, Mrs. Robert Van Horn;
assistant corresponding secre-
tary, Mrs. L. L. Richardson.
Committee and departmental
Kunkle WSCS
meet Wednesday
The Kunkle United Methodist
Church WSCS will meet at the
home of Mrs. Ralph Elston May
13 at 8 p.m. Mrs. Gomer Elston
will be co-hostess. Mrs. Daniel
Meeker will preside at the busi-
ness meeting.
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St. Therese’s Church, Shaver-
town, wishes to announce that
St. Pius X Seminary which
offers a Seminary Program for
college area students interested
in the Dioceasan Preisthood is
now accepting applications for
any qualified student who will
begin college next year. A final
Vocation Day will be held Sat-
urday, May 16. There will be a
program prepared to inform
college students or high school
seniors or juniors who have an
interest in study for the priest-
hood. The program will begin at
10 a.m. at the Dalton Seminary
and will include a variety of in-
formative programs, including
participation in the liturgy,
tours, conferences, scripture
service, recreation and lunch
and dinner. The program should
terminate at 7 p.m. Reserva-
tions, to insure preparations for
meals, can be made by calling
the parish rectory.
Senior Girl Scout Troop 660
will meet tonight at 7 p.m. at the
home of Mrs. Elwood Swingle to
make favors and plan for a
party to be given at Retreat
State Hospital May 14. The girls
will conduct a monthly party for
patients of one of the wards at
the hospital.
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SHAVERTOWN
By Mrs. Joseph Allen
chairman are: Mrs. Leonard
Cowett, senior advisor: Mrs.
Lester Jordan, junior advisor;
Mrs. Fred Eck, education and
scholarship; Mrs. Michael Yoz-
daffodils bloom
at Penn State
The tens of thousands of daf-
fodils and jonquils on the Leh-
man campus of The Pennsyl-
vania State University are in
bloom. George W. Bierly, dir-
ector of the Wilkes-Barre
Campus in Lehman, has ex-
tended an invitation to area re-
sidents to visit the campus this
week to witness the annual
spectacle which has trans-
formed the grounds into an area
of natural beauty.
The public is welcome to
spend as much time as they
want to enjoy the flowers. The
campus is located on 48 acres of
the country estate of the late
Mr. and Mrs. John Conyngham
II at Hayfield House.
This is the last chance you
have to order hoagies from the
Junior M.Y.F. of the Shaver-
town United Methodist Church.
Hoagies will be made at the
church May 9. Orders may be
given to any member of the
M.Y.F.
The regular monthly meeting
of the Shavertown Volunteer
Fire Company will be held
Tuesday, May 12 at 8 p.m. Plans
will be discussed for the annual
Shavertown Firemen’s Bazaar
to be held in July.
The first game for the
Shavertown Little League
Majors will be held Saturday,
May 16. Opening day ceremon-
ies will be held at that time.
Opening day for the Shaver-
town Little League Minors will
be Saturday, May, 23. Door Bell
Night for Shavertown will be
May 18.
Registration blanks have
been sent out for any children
who might be interested in at-
tending Vacation Church
School, at the Shavertown
United Methodist Church. This
year the Vacation Church
School will be held from June 15
to June 19. Anyone who has not
received a registration blank,
and wishes his child to partici-
pate in the program, please call
Mrs. Jack Rogers at the church.
viak, conservation: Mrs. Sher-
man Harter. finance; Mrs.
3yron Rinehimer, fine arts and
home life: Mrs. William Schil-
ling. historian; Mrs. Ornan
Lamb, housing: Mrs. Harold
3robst. assistant housing: Mrs.
James Huston, Telephone
squad: Mrs. Leonard Cowett,
international: Mrs. Thomas
Reese. membership; Clare
Ohlman. parlimentarian; Mrs.
Alva Eggleston, hospitality:
Mrs. John McGoey, music;
Mrs. Lawrence Newhart, ways
and means; Mrs. Gus Shuleski,
program: Mrs. Harold -LBar,
properties; Mrs. John M.
Rogers, public affairs; and
Mrs. William Wright, publicity,
and Mrs. Verne Groff, service.
magistrates rotate
in District 3-8
The specially presiding mag-
istrate for District 3-8, Dallas,
from May 1 to May 15, will be
District Magistrate Bernard J.
Wiycik.
The magistrate normally pre-
sides in District 1-8, Plymouth,
but for this period of time. will
be sitting in magistrates court
in the Dallas Borough Building.
25 Main St.. Dallas.
During the’ latter part of
April, District Magistrate
Stephen Stephanides, District 1-
7. Swoyerville, presided in
Dallas. This procedure of rota-
ting district magistrates will
continue until the governor
makes a magisterial appoint-
ment to replace the late District
Magistrate Harold R. Major.
Dallas Legion
auxiliary holds
poster contest
American Legion Auxiliary
Unit 672 of Dallas has invited
students in fifth through 12th
grades at Dallas to participate
in a “Poppy Poster Contest.”
The unit hopes to stimulate an
increased feeling of patriotism
as Memorial Day draws near.
Winning posters in each class
will be sent to the Auxiliary’s
State Convention at Harrisburg.
to compete on a state-wide basis
with winners of other units.
State winners will go on to the
National Convention. Members
of the Dallas Auxiliary Unit feel
there is a possibility that a
Dallas student will win national
recognition.
Mrs. Fred Templin, poppy
chairman of Unit 672, has an-
nounced that the local poster
contest will end May 15 and
winners will be selected the
following week by a panel of
judges.
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