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i Rev. and Mrs. David
iHaines, 117 Pebble Valley
iDrive, Doylestown, an-
{nounce the engagement of
‘their daughter, Virginia, to
tEdward L. Bennett, son of
Mrs. M. Elefante and the
{late S.C. Bennett of 83
(Pittsford Way, New
{Providence, N.J.
: Miss Haines is a
tgraduate of West York
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Area High School, York.
She is employed by W.A.
Haberern Inet
Doylestown. Her fiance is
a student at Delaware
Valley College.
Miss Haines is the
granddaughter of Mrs.
Mabel Hoover, Idetown,
and the late Elmer Hoover.
A June wedding is
planned.
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Lehman 1.0.0.F. Osage
Lodge No. 712 and Lady
Toby Rebekah Lodge, No.
514 ‘were recently en-
tertained at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. George
Rogers in Lehman.
Those copying games,
swimming and a cook-out
were Mr. and Mrs. Lan-
ceford Sutton, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Folk, Rebecca
Grey, Alan S. Major, T.
Bryce Major, Mr. and Mrs.
Glenn Johnson, Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Ellsworth,
Dolores Trumbower, Vera
Hoover, Dorothy Baker,
Lewis V. Ide, Mr. and Mrs.
Elbert Coombs, Harry
Howell, Thomas Rogers,
Jon Rogers, and Dick
Mathers. Lloyd Jennings
and Ruth Farr, were the
host and hostess.
On September 16 the Odd
Fellows and Rebekahs will
spend the day at 1846
House in Fairmount
Springs, guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Alan S. Major, T.
Bryce Major and Dorothy
Baker. Members and their
spouses are invited to
attend.
On September 23 the
1.0.0.F. will attend a
baseball game in New
York City. Lewis V. Ide is
in charge of reservations.
Recent projects of the
Lehman Lodge are the
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installation of carpeting
throughout the entire Leh-
man 1.0.0.F. building,
complete remodeling of the
Rebekahs meeting room,
installation of water
service, paneling and
refurbishing of the kitchen.
Jack Tribler is Noble
Grand of Osage Lodge No.
712, Mrs. Beulah Sutton is
Noble Grand of Toby
Rebekah Lodge No. 514.
Mrs. Sutton also serves as
District Deputy President
of the Rebekahs, while
Alan S. Major serves as
Distriet Deputy Grand
Master for the Odd
Fellows.
The September meeting
of the Harvey's Lake
Women’s Service Club was
held at the Lehman-
Jackson Elementary
School. The meeting was
called to order by
President, Mrs. E.M.
Stratford and devotions
were read.
Mrs. Margaret Weiss
gave the treasurer’s report
and it was approved.
Finance chairman, Mrs.
Daniel Blaine, Jr., gave a
report on the 1978-1979
budget and it was ap-
proved. A fashion show will
be held at Pomeroy’s at the
mall on Sept. 21 and
workers are needed to man
the ticket booth. A 50-50
ticket raffle will be held at
each meeting The
proceeds will go the club
treasury. On Oct. 6 and 7 a
rummage and bake sale
will be held at the Idetown
Mr. and Mrs. Francis H.
Faux of Falls, RD 1
celebrated their 58th
wedding anniversary Aug.
31. They were married
Aug. 31, 1920 in Waverly
N.Y. by the Rev. Charles
W. Mackenzie, pastor of
the First Methodist Church
of Waverly, N.Y.
Mrs. Faux is the former
Blanche Coolbaugh of
Pittston, R.D. 1
The Fauxes are the
parents of five children;
Thelma Firestine, of
Somerville, N.J.; Donald
and Russell both of Falls,
Alice Green of Media, Pa.
and Marian, deceased
They also have 15 grand-
HL Women
sponsor
fashion show
The Harveys Lake
Women’s Service Club will
sponsor a Pomeroy’s Fall
Fashion Show on Thur-
sday, Sept. 21 in the
Community Room at the
Wyoming Valley Mall at
7:30 p.m. Refreshments
will be served. The public
is cordially invited to at-
tend. Tickets are available
from members or at the
door. ; :
The committee is as
follows: Honorary
chairman, president, Mrs.
E. M. Stratford; co-
chairman, Mrs. Leo
Mohen; refreshments,
Mrs. Rodney Sennett;
tickets, Mrs. S. Richard
Strazdous and publicity,
Mrs. Daniel Blaine, Jr. and
Mrs. Bradley C. Ide.
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children and 9 great-
grandchildren.
Faux is now retired after
being a prominent dairy
and vegetable farmer for
many years.
Mrs. Alice Green and
sons; Brent and Bruck of
Media, recently spent two
weeks visiting Mrs.
Green’s parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Francis Faux, Falls
RD1
Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Firestine of Somerville,
N.J. were recent guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Faux
of Falls RD1.
PTG to hold
The Parent Teacher
Guild of Gate of Heaven
will hold its first meeting of
the school year on Wed-
nesday, Sept. 27 at 8 p.m. in
the school auditorium. The
parents of all children
enrolled in Gate of Heaven
School are invited to attend
this meeting.
Mrs. Midge Scruitsky is
Fire Hall. On Nov. 9 a
talent auction will be held.
In February a stitchery
party will be held by
creative: handiwork Tr
April a hoagie sale and in
May a spring dance.
Mrs. S. Richard Sit acuus
gave the report on housing
and parlimentary.
The cheer baskets will be
distributed on Dec. 16, any
names to add or delete
please contact the
chairman, Mrs. Dominic
DeVeronica.
Cookies are needed for
the fashion show. Please
drop them off at Taft’s
Market or Mrs. Rodney
Sennett’s, Pole 231 by Sept.
20.
The new meeting time
will be 7:30 instead of 8
p.m.
Guests were introduced
to the membership and the
entertainment was in-
troduced hv Mrs John
Hudock. A demonstration
on hair care was given bv
Cyvndi’s Hair Fashion. 40
Belford St. Shavertown.
Refreshments were
served by Mrs. Donald
Meeker, Mrs. Earl
Crispell, Mrs. Howard
Bennett, Mrs. Gy Fritz,
and Mrs. Elvin Bean.
the chairlady of the
reception that will be held
after the meeting for the
faculty.
Mrs. Peg Cartier,
president of the Guild, has
announced that the Blood
Drive, sponsored by the
PTG, will be held Oct. 24,
1978
The Dallas Area
Federated Women’s Club
will hold their monthly
dinner meeting Thursday,
The Back Mountain
LeLeche League will meet
Thursday, Sept. 21 at 7:30
p.m. at the home of Mrs.
Laurence Stearn, Car-
verton. The topic for this
months meeting will be
“Nutrition and Weaning.”
Through a series of four
monthly meetings, the
group discusses different
phase of breastfeeding in
Sept. 14 at 6:30'p.m. at the
Castle Inn
Mary Ann Davies
handles any cancellations.
hopes of promoting ‘‘good
mothering through
breastfeeding.”’ Pregnant
women and nursing
mothers along with their
babies are welcome.
For further information
contact Mrs. Jan Davis,
Harveys Lake; Mrs. Carol
Williams, Shavertown or
Mrs. Philip Johnson,
Trucksville.
The Philharmonic
Women’s League will
sponsor a luncheon on
Wednesday Sept. 27 at
Newberry Estates. Dutch
treat bar will begin at 11:30
a.m. Lunch will be served
at 12:40.
Featured speaker will be
Dr. Charlotte Lord.
Professor Emeritus of
Wilkes College
Cost of the tickets is $6.
Reservations must be
made by Sept. 18 by calling
the Philharmonic office in
Avoca 654-4788.
The public is invited to
attend.
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