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Auction solicitation committee seeks help Jr and Mi Te ered nae
Avenue, New Goss Manor, Investment Compan is
observed their 32nd most of that time as f
The General Solicitation
Committee for the 33rd
Back Mountain Memorial
Library Auction is asking
residents for items to be
auctioned on July 6, 7, and 8
at the dibrary auction.
They are looking for
convention of the Penn-
sylvania' Federation of
Woman's Clubs recently
held at Hershey Convention
furniture will not be ac-
ceptable.
Now is the time to clean
that attic or basement or to
go through those crowded
closets and donate those
unwanted items for a good
cause. Your donations of
the Up With People cast.
Mrs. Esward Warner is
chairman.
The Education Depart-
ment, Mrs. Robert Eyet,
needed to work in the booth
the days of the auction for a
three-hour shift.
Anyone wishing to make
a donation may call 675-
2031 or may drop their
articles at the library barn
which will be open
The speaker for ‘‘Juniot
Day” sessions was Mrs.
Margaret Adams, senior
editor of national affairs
for ‘“Good Housekeeping.’
wedding ' anniversary on
Tuesday. They were
married on May 29, 1947, in
First United Methodist,
Wilkes-Barre.
Mrs. Meixell is the
former Miss Elizabeth
Havard, daughter of Mrs.
17 East Overbrook Avenue,
Shavertown, observed
their 30th wedding an-
niversary on Monday.
They were married on May
manager of the firm’s
Wilkes-Barre office.
Couple has a daughter,
Miss Linda Meixell of
Philadelphia, who is
association with Lankenau
an ultra sound technician.
She holds degrees in ultra
daughter of Mr. and Mrs,
Russell Race, Sr. of
Orange, and is employed at
F&H Manufacturing
Company in Larksville.
Center, Hershey. : report chairman received Miss. Charmaine 28,1979, in Centermoreland ~~ Mr. Cook, son of the late
The Dallas Junior an award for outstanding Kowaliski, Miss. Penn- United Methodist Church, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Cook of
Woman's Club was Community Education. sylvania for 1978, was by the pastor, Rev. Arthur Plains, is employed at
awarded most outstanding
in the International Affairs
One hundred sixty Junior
Woman’s Clubs par-
The regular monthly
the trip to Valley Forge
speaker, performer, for the
dinner, in the Chocolate
Bowl room.
The theme of the con-
vention was ‘It’s a
Woman’s World, Are You
Ready?”
- Librar
Andrews.
Their attendants were
Mrs. Cook’s sister, Mrs.
Andrew Prebola of
Orange; Mrs. Harold
Shupp of Orange, Harry
Martin and Rosser Cook,
both of Fernbrook, and Mr.
Natona Mills.
Couple have
with Hanover Engineering
in Bethlehem, Pa., and
Mrs. Linda VanOrden of
Valley View Trailer Park,
East Dallas. The Cooks
meeting of the British Music Center on July 8 are it and Mrs. Carl Smith of also have two grand-
Women’s Club will be held requested to confirm and Armi ages Beaumont. children: Clark and
at the home of Jean Bar- pay at this time. Anyone, Mrs. Cook is the former Jeremiah VanOrden, East
tkiewcz of Hunlock Creek British born, wishing to observe 45th Dallas.
on Wednesday June 6 at 8 know about the club may J
p.m. phone Mrs. Thomas > H b
Those who plan to join = Hughes, 287-5497 after 4 annwersary arveys oO serve
bo. Mr. and Mrs. Albert
For the growing ranks of
regional residents who
have been bitten by the
anyone with a yen to travel
and enjoy the outdoors.
These goods and services
will be among the hundreds
to be found during the
seven-night ‘‘Auction44”’
beginning Sunday, June 3.
from 4 to 10 p.m. when arts
and antiques are on the
auction boards for the high
bidders to take. General
9, from 4 p.m. until all
merchandise is sold.
Armitage of Harris Hill
Road, Trucksville will
observe their 45th wedding
anniversary on Monday,
June 4.
They were married in the
Alderson Methodist Church
on June 4, 1934, by the late
pastor, Rev. W.S. York.
Mrs. Armitage is the
former Esther Garinger,
daughter of the late Her-
man and Jessie Ross
Garinger of Alderson.
Albert is the son of the
,
The New Community
Singers under the direction
The women have per-
formed at several places in
Women’s Club, and St.
Paul’s Lutheran Church,
Magistrate and Mrs.
Leonard D. Harvey of 95
Woodlawn Ave., Dallas,
will celebrate their 40th
anniversary on Friday,
June 1.
Leonard and Marion
Harvey were married June
1, 1939, in the Meeker M.E.
Church by The Rev. Mark
E. Kohler.
Their attendants were
Mrs. Florence (Weintz)
Hazeltine of Trucksville
was best man, James Fred
Davenport and Victor
Cross were ushers; Both
are deceased.
Marion was the daughter
of the late George and
Edith Weintz of Meeker
and Lehman. Leonard was
the son of Frank E. Har-
Elsie Harvey.
Harvey formerly worked
at the American Chain and
Cable in Wilkes-Barre for
38 years. During that time
he was also a Justice of the
in 1970.
Mrs. Harvey worked at
Native Textiles in Dallas
21 years. The Harveys are
members of the Dallas
United Methodist Church.
© goods to meet varied merchandise goes Monday late George and Edna - 2 ; : i g Davenport of Lehman and
desires. A trip to Las through Friday, June 4-8, Armitage of Plymouth. He NEW COMMUNITY SINGERS.The New Community Singers will perform at Charlotte = (Parsons) They have one daughter,
Vegas, a snowmobile anda from 6:10 p.m. to 12:30 is retired. the Folk Arts Festival this weekend at College Misericordia, Officers of the Prideaux of Greenbrook, Mrs. Karen Brace of
new 1979 car should cap- a.m., and the grand finale They have one daughter, group are seated, left to right, Mrs. Diane Wojciechowski, director; Mrs. NJ. formerly from Centermoreland, and two
ture the imagination of takes place Saturday, June Jessie E. Beckerman, R.N. Emily Steltz, pianist; standing, Mrs. Vera Hoyt, vice chairman; Mrs. Trucksville. John grandchildren, Lee Brace
Jr. and Kassie Su.
Due to Mrs. Harvey's
recent stay in the
University of Pennsylvania
Hospital in: Philadelphia,
nothing special has been
planned. The couple is
hoping that some time later
on they can spend some
time at their cabin at Des
of Mrs. Diane Wyoming Valley including Shavertown. They also
I Wojciechowski recently Valley Crest Nursing performed for B'nai Brith vey, Dallas, and the late Joachims, Canada.
i completed rehearsals for Home, Westmoor Church and will sing for the x
{ the spring season. in Kingston, Parson’s Methodist Home in 4 DU ON
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Its heavy duty
It’s economical
The spring program will
conclude with a per-
formance at The Folk Arts
Festival on June 2, at 6:30
p.m. at College Misericor-
dia.
The public is invited to
attend this concert. Some
of the selections that will be
presented are ‘‘Consider
Yourself” and Where is
Love’ from Oliver, a
rendition of Desiderata by
Frank Werner. The
program concludes with
two selections by Barry
Manilow. They = are
‘“Daybreak’’ and ‘I Write
the Songs’.
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dishes, small appliances in goods or money directly beginning this Saturday, Elizabeth Robbins of
good condition, knick- helps you, your family and June 2 from 10 a.m. to noon Drexel Hill, Pa., and the sound from Lankenau
knacks, purses, records, friends by fully main- and from 1 to 4 p.m., and late! Thomas Havard of Hospital and Presbyterian
games, good toys, dolls, taining our community every Saturday thereafter. Kingston. Mr. Meixell Hospital, both in
chairs, tables, library. Large donations will be Philadelphia. :
refrigerators, etc. Stoves, Volunteers are also picked up.
televisions, and stuffed
. . ds: Jack Cooks observe
Junior Women receive awards
30th anniversary
The Dallas Junior Department for in- ticipated in the 82nd. an-
. Woman's Club received ternational hospitality to nual PFWC convention. ° Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cook, Miss = Alberta Race,
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