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Mrs. Betty Lowery was
installed as president of the
‘Lehman United Methodist
Women at the morning
worship service at the Leh-
man Church on Sunday
Jan. 25.
Kunkle Joy
Class praises
pastor
The regular monthly
meeting of Joy Class of
Kunkle United Methodist
Church was held Jan. 13 at
the home of Ayleen Landon
with Ruth Cyphers as co-
hostess. Ten members
were present.
A discussion was made
on the great job the new
minister, the Rev. Michael
Bealla is doing for the
Kunkle community.
The craft of making pine
cone wreaths was shown by
Jo Carol Buckley and Janie
Opalicki. ;
The next regular
meeting will be a covered
dish supper, Monday, Feb.
9, at 6 p.m. at Dot Dodson’s
home. There will be no
craft shown this month.
JOTUL
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* Vice president in charge
of program is Madeline
Adamshick, Judith Dawe is
secretary; Joan Felty is
treasurer; Christian
brotherhood, Kathleen
Brown; supportive com-
munity, Ruth Wright;
Christian social relations,
Celia Ellsworth; global
concerns, Naomi Ness;
secretary of program
resources, Dorothy
Wright; local church ac-
tivities, Naomi Nuss and
Lillie Lamoreaux,
nominating committee,
Naomi Nuss, Helen Squier
and Dorothy Wright.
The theme for 1976 is
‘the community of
Woman’. Events are
being planned to celebrate
the Bicentennial year.
Thirty-six women are on
the rolls of the United
Methodist Women at Leh-
man with an open in-
vitation to any women to
join the group.
There will be a covered
dish lunchon after morning
worship on Feb. 15. All are
invited. A hymn sing is
featured during the
morning service.
The annual charge
conference is at Idetown at
7:30 p.m. on Feb. 2.
A Norwegian free-standing
One cf 15 Jatul (yo'tul)
woodburners on display.
prefabricated built-in
fireplaces. and cookstoves.
The Faith Singers
“The Living ° Faith
Singers’ will present a
concert of sacred music
Jan. 31, 7:30 p.m. at the
Outlet Free Methodist
Church, Lake-Lehman
singing, Sunday, Feb. 1,
during the regular ser-
vices at 10 and 11 a.m.
The musical group is
comprised of five senior-
high girls from
Maplecrest, N.Y., who
present the gospel of Christ
in- song, both traditional
and contemporary.
Included in the group is
Ventriloquist Ruth Vining,
who with her companion,
“Donnie” delights children
and adults alike with
practical stories
humorously told.
This public concert is
open to all persons. A free
will offering will be taken.
Subscribe to the Post
Masonic deputy
to speak
The Men's Club of the
Prince of Peace Church
will meet Sunday, Feb. 8,
at 8:300 a.m.
The speaker for the
month will be Al Turner,
district deputy 12th
Masonic District.
Kingston Twp.
AA plans first
aid class
A standard first aid and
personal safety course will
be sponsored by the
Kingston Township Am-
bulance - Association
beginning Monday, Feb. 2,
at 7 p.m. at the Kingston
Township Municipal
Building.
The course is open to all
fire and ambulance per-
sonnel. Instructors will be
Cindy Cave and Ann
Rowlands
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TED R. WILSON
Ted R. Wilson, 70, of
Dallas, RD 3, died Jan. 23
in Nesbitt Memorial
Hospital, hwere he had
been admitted on Sunday,
Jan. 18.
Born Aug. 20, 1905, in
Dallas = Township, he
operated lumber mills at
was a lumber dealer for
many years. He was a
member of east Dallas
United Methodist Church
and one of its trustees. He
also was a delegate to the
Wyoming Valley Con-
ference. = He was past
master of George M.
Dallas Lodge 531, F&AM,
and a member of its board;
a member of Caldwell
Consistery and Irem
Temple. He recently
received the 1975
of Caldwell Consistory,
Bloomsburg.
The Back Mountain
Environmental Committee
honored him two weeks ago
by naming the newly
constructed flag along the
Harveys Lake Highway the
“Ted Wilson Bicentennial
Flag” in appreciation for
his outstanding generosity
in making possible its
construction.
Surviving are his widow,
the former Jule Piro; son,
Tex, Dallas; daughter,
Mrs. Marilyn Morris,
Dallas; brother, Allen,
Noxen; sister, Mrs. Leona
Belles, Dallas; and seven
grandchildren.
The funerll was held Jan.
26 from Richard H. Disque
Funeral Home, - 672
Memorial Highway,
Dallas, with Rev. Richard
Jagger, of East Dallas UM
Church, and the Rev. Lynn
Rothrock, St. Paul's
Lutheran Church,
Shavertown, officiating.
Interment was in
Memorial Shrine
Cemetery, Carverton.
MRS. WILLIAM R. MOCK
Mrs. William R. Mock,
52, ,0f Tunkhannock RD 5
died in General Hospital.
Born April 13, 1923, at
Harveys Lake, the former
Lula J. Pembelton, she was
a member of Evans Falls
United Methodist Church.
/Surviving are sons,
William R. and George C.,
Newburgh, N.Y.; Richard
M., Dallas; daughters,
Charlotte Mock and Mrs.
Thomas R. Zalewski,
Tunkhannock RD:
brothers, George Pem-
belton; Nescopeck;
WAillard Pembelton,
Luzerne; David Pem-
belton, Wilkes-Barre;
sisters, Mrs. Romaine
Burger, Luzerne; Mrs.
Ruth Wilde, Wilkes-Barre;
Mrs. Irene Molecavage,
Kunkle; 14 grandchildren.
Funeral was Friday at 1
from Sheldon Funeral
Home, 73 W. Tioga St.,
Tunkhannock, with Rev. C.
Earle Cowden, pastor of
Tunkhannock, with Rev. C.
Earle Cowden, pastor of
Tunkhannock UM Church,
officiating. Interment was
Chapel Lawn Cemetery,
Dallas.
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JOSEPH W. KERNS
Joseph W. Kerns, 41, of
RD 1, Sandy Beach,
Harveys Lake, died Jan. 21
in Nesbitt Hospital where
he was admitted Dec. 24
following a one-car ac-
cident on Lake Road,
Harveys Lake.
Born in Fort Monroe,
Va., March 3, 1934, he
moved to Haveys Lake in
1971 where he operated
Sandy Beach Inn. He was
scout master of. Troop 331,
Harveys Lake.
Surviving are his widow,
the former Nancy Bean;
mother, Mrs. Nettie
Gengler Kerns, Virginia
Beach, Va.; son, Albert, at
home; brothers, Jack
Kerns, Culpepper, Va.;
Dale Holland, Chesapeake,
Va.; sister, Mrs. Stella
Mae Riddle, Bennysville,
Ark.
Funeral was from
McLaughlin Funeral
Home, 416 Wyoming Ave.,
Kingston, with interment
in Orcutt Cemetery,
Noxen.
MRS. ELBERT COOMBS
Mrs. Elbert Coombs, 61,
of Dallas RD 2, died Jan. 18
at her home.
Born Jan. 13, 1915, in
Nanticoke, the former
Margaret Jayne, she was a
member of Community
Bible Church, Sweet
Valley.
Surviving are her
husband; father, William
Jayne, Wilkes-Barre;
children, Kenneth,
Kingston; Mrs. Sharon
Sink, Lewisville, N:C.;
Charles, Brian and Kevin
Lehman; Barry, Millville;
foster son, Terrance
Thomas, with the U.S.
Army in Germany; 12
grandchildren; sisters,
Mrs. Harold Bultman and
Mrs. Wilma Reatini, Grand
Rapids, Mcih.; brothers,
William Jayne, Newark,
N.J.; Donald Jayne,
Tampa, Fla.
Funeral was Jan. 20 from
Disque Funeral Home, "672
Memorial
Dallas, with Rev. Robert
Stinson, Philadelphia,
officiating. Interment was
in Memorial Shrine
Cemetery, Carverton.
MRS. LEE ZIMMERMAN
Mrs. Lee Zimmerman,
76, of 37 White Birch
Trailer Park, Dallas, died
Jan. 22 in Leader Nursing
Center East, Kingston.
The former Gertrude
Sutton, she was born Sept.
2, 1899, in Beaumont and
later resided at Harveys
Lake 36 years before
moving to Dallas nine
years ago. Mrs.” Zim-
merman was a member of
“hurch.
Surviving _ are her
jusband; son, Russell,
Perndale, Wahs.; and Mrs.
Barbara Fisk, Dallas;
Mrs. Ruth Loder, Reading;
sister, Mrs. Helen Moreau,
Palm Beach, Fla.; 13
grandchildren; nine great-
grandchildren.
Funeral was Saturday
from = Disque Funeral
Home 672 Memorial High-
way, Dallas, with Rev.
Russell Steele, pastor of
Qutlet Bible Tabernacle,
officiating. Interment was
in Mt. Greenw o¥®’
Cemetery, Trucksville.
ROBERT A. SURWILA
Robert A. Surwila, about
40, of 279 Cliffside Ave.,
Trucksville, was pro-
nounced dead Jan. 24 at his
home, victim of a self-in-
flicted gunshot wound.
Chief Deputy Coroner
Joseph Shaver made the
ruling.
Body was discovered by
a brother, Leo, who had
visited the home.
Born in Kingston, Mr.
Surwila resided in Trucks-
ville the last 10 years. He
was a member of St. Hed-
wig’s Church, Kingston.
Surviving are his
mother, Mrs. Caroline
Surwila, Kingston;
brothers, Francis, Leo and
Joseph, Kingston; sisters,
Mrs. Joseph Trotsky,
Buffalo, Ny.; Mrs. John
Bobeck, Trucksville; Mrs.
John Marks, Ring
Mrs. Frank Baldigo, Wy
ming.
Private funeral will be at
the convenience of the
family from Kopicki
Funeral Home, 263 Zerbey
Ave., Kingston. Interment
will be in Mt. Olivet Ceme-
tery, Carverton.
MARY BILLOW
Mrs. Mary Billow, Chase
Manor, Shavertown RD 5,
died Jan. 24 in General
Hospital.
The former Mary
Zacryshic, she was born in
Austria and resided in
Shavertown 20 years with
her daughter-in-law, Mrs.
Margaret Billow. She wa
a member of St. Vladimit™g
Church, Edwardsville.
Also surviving are t )
granddaughters; 11 great-
grandchildren; brother,
John Zacryshic, and sister,
Mrs. John Woschlo,
Detroit.
Funeral was Wednesday
from Blazejewski Funeral
Home, 269 Bennett St.,
Luzerne, with Divine
Liturgy in St. Vladimir’s
Church. Interment was in
Forty Fort Cemetery.
MRS. JAMES HUM-
PHREYS
Mrs. James Humphreys,
84, Lakeside Drive, Har-
veys Lake, died Jan."24 in
General Hospital.
The former Myfanwy
Lewis, she was born in
Wilkes-Barre and resided
in Edwardsville most o
her life. She was a membe
of Dr. Edwards Memorial
Congregational ~~ Church,
Edwardsville.
Surviving are a
daughter, Mrs. C. Wesley
Boyle, Harveys Lake; son,
James, Stuart, Fla.; four
grandchildren; brothers,
Stephen L. Lewis, King-
ston; Dewey J. Lewis,
Harveys Lake.
Funeral was Tuesday
from Edwards and Russin
Funeral Home, 717 Main
St., Edwardsville.
even days a week
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