~HE WEDDING of Mrs. Arlene
0 clock i in the First Reformed Church,
r bridesmaid, and Fred M. Kiefer,
son of the groom, best man.
The bride’s gown was made of beige
repe, trimmed with a cape of galyak
fur. Her hat was a brown felt and she
wore a corsage of orchids. Mrs. David
wore a dusty pink crepe trimmed with
grey fox and a matching hat of pink
felt. Mrs. Kiefer's ensemble was of
n with a corsage of orchids.
Following the ceremony a breakfast
as served at the Keifer home.
After a five week's trip to the Gat-
neau Rod and Gun Club, Maniwaki,
anada, the couple will reside at
; $ % % HY
Miss Crossley Marries Lloyd Cease
- Saturday night at 8, in the Truck-
ville Methodist Church, Miss Winifred
ossley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
hn J. Walsh of DeMuns Road, Dal-
as, became the bride of Lloyd Cease,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Cease of
havertown. Reverend Rolland Cromp-
on performed the ceremony,
Mrs. Lloyd P. Hughey of Trucks-
lle, the bride's sister, was matron of
10m0T, and Clifford Howell, Shaver-
be own, best man, Ushers were Doug-
He as Crossley, brother of the bride and
‘a Cease, brother of the groom.
~ The bride who was given away by
r brother, Eric Crossicy of Philadel-
ly wore a gown of white mousseline
“de soie and a large white felt hat. She
arried a Colonial bouquet of white
ses. Mrs. Hughey wore a gown of
naise and carried talisman roses.
A reception for about fifty guests
llowed at the home of the bride's
rents. After a short trip to Asbury
ark the couple will reside at Trucks-
+ * >»
Ilene Jackson Married
Announcement has been niade by
Mr. and Mrs. J .B. Jackson, Sweet
Valley of the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Ilene, to Garfield Goodman of
Nanticoke, which took place December
0, 1934 at Downsville, Md. The cere-
ony was performed by Reverend C.
3
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Mr. and Mrs. Blanchard Carr of
‘rucksville are vacationing at Spring
Lake, N. J.
v7 * + *
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Reynolds of
rucksville had as their week-end
guest, Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Reynolds and
hildren of Pittsburgh.
~ Honoring Mrs. Adam P. Keifer, the
‘ormer Mrs. Arlene S. Baldwin of Chi-
go, Mr. and Mrs. Fred M. Keifer en-
tertained at a dinner party at their
residence at Shrine View, Tuesday
ha F * * X
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Belford of Sha-
rtown have returned from a motor
ip to Buttale atid Niagara Falls.
L 3 %
8 Cunninghams To Move
zone to California to take up their re-
sidence permanently. Mr. and Mrs.
Cunningham's son, Peyton, a former
teacher of Kingston Township School,
‘a member of the faculty of Califor-
‘nia State College.
AK * *
~ Mr. and Mrs. Newton Ness and chil-
en of Shavertown spent the week-
nd as guests of Mr. Ness’s father,
York, Pa.
‘ * * %
‘Miss Evelyn Culver, Margaret
‘Thompson, Flora Jean Stock, Margaret
Badman, Ruby Coon, Stanlea Thomp- |
son, Wilma Stock, Rachel Risch, and
Dorothy Guyler, of Carverton, have re-
turned from Queen Esther Camp, Ox-
Bow Lake.
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Mr. and Mrs. David Arnold, Leh-
man, are spending thelr vacation in
Atlantic City.
Kiefer of Shrine View, Dallas, took place Wednesday morning, at 10
he Reverend Homer Skyles officiated. 3
~ Mrs. Charles S. Davol of Providence R. I,
Lr of honor, Mrs. Fred M. Kic#®-
“of New York University.
Mr, and Mrs. C. E. Cunningham have el
are spending their vacations with Mr.
Road, Dallas.
| Camp,
S. Baldwin of Chicago and Adam P..
South Franklin Street, Wilkes-Barre.
sister of the bride, was
CROWDS ATTEND
FLOWER SHOW AT
' COUNTRY CLUB
Easily the most elaborate flower
show ever held in this section, the
Community Exhibit sponsored by
Wyoming Valley Garden Club,
Women’s Club and Wilkes-Barre
Junior League attracted throngs
to Irem Country Club yesterday.
The range of exhibits and the
wide territory represented by the
exhibitors was unusual. The show
opened at noon and continued un-
til late last night.
Members of Wyoming Valley
Junior Woman's Club served
luncheon from 12 to 1 to workers
and exhibitors. Many prominent
club women from Dallas and vici-
nity played prominent parts in the
affair.
Announcement has been made by
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Woolever,
Orange, of the marriage of their son,
George, to Miss Kathleen Smith, Ves-
tal, N.Y.
* + %
Mr. and Mrs. Arch Woolbert, Trucks-
ville, spent the week end at Lake
George, N. Y.
+ * %
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Stevens of
Trucksville have moved to Endicott,
N.Y:
* * %
Donald Stewart Millman, son of Dr.
and Mrs. Howard Millman, Trucksville,
who submitted to an emergency ap-
pendicitis operation on Sunday, is out
of danger,
: * * *
Morris J. Williams, Shavertown, has
gone to Detroit where he has accept-
ed a position. He will move his family
there next month.
* % *%
The class reunion of the class of
1927 of the Kingston High School was
held at “Chim-Nee-Inn, Carverton,
last Wednesday night,
+ + *
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bell and daugh-
ter Marjorie, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Steltz, Shavertown, spent last week on:
a fishing trip 2 heer Cownity.
*
The Ladies’ a ctm of the M. E.
Church of Trucksville made plans at
their meeting last Thursday to serve
meals on the day of the primary elec-
tion in the Firemen’s Hall.
* *% a
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Siegal, and
children, have returned to Shavertown
from their cottage 2 Harveys Lake.
“Miss: ze oR teacher in the
Kingston Township Schools, hag re-
(turned from New York City where she
was a ‘student at the summer school
* *
Plans have been completed by the
| Keller Bible Class of the Shavertown
{M. E. Church for their corn roast
which will be held on the Sky Top
Quoit Club Grounds Wednesday, Sept-
ember 11.
*% % *
Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Egan of Trucks-
ville are spending their vacation in the
Thousand Islands. .
* * %
Miss Deborah Jeter and Miss Fran-
ces Armine, South Dakota, students at
Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore,
Center Hill
and Mrs. John T. Jeter,
* * *
Orns Ana R
(This is the second of a series of
Greens and reds are unquestionably
the key colors of the Fall and Winter
Season with Brown and Blue playing a
very prominent part in the color
scheme for day time wear. Of course
there is an almost unending variation
of shades in the colors being used and
Black still continued to perform the
duty of stabilizer.
Red varieties of shade range from
bright red to deep wine tones with
American © Beauty the outstanding
choice, while the pastel shades and
white are almost missing. ;
The shades and combinations most
prominent in the creations of the
World's leading designers are as fol-
lows:
‘Worth, Lelong and Bouslogue have
used American Beauty.
Paquin—Raspberry.
Mainbocher and Rochas—Fuchsia, a
purplish shade of red.
Bouslogue—Soldier Red and Dubon-
net,
Schaparelli—Chocolate Paper Red.
Worth and Lavine—Brick.
Molyneaux, Patou and Chanel—Pale
and Azalia Pink.
Green shades are a bit less vivid
than the reds but avoid the pastel in-
fluence very carefully, Lavin, Moly-
neux, Paray and Schiaparelli use many
shades of green—Bluish, Verouse and
Olive predominating while both Chanel
and Bouslogue confine themselves to
Reseda as a base with a generous use
of#Mint, by the former, and Ming
Green by the latter in minor color
combinations.
Very few of the outstanding Design-
ers are using Orthodox Brown but the
eds Key Colors
Decreed By Fashion Experts
By FANNY FERN
fashion articles being prepared ex-
clusively for The Dallas Post by Fanny Fern.)
Rust and Ginger shades are fairly well
represented in day dresses. Chanel,
Rouff, Rouslogue and Creed show a
few gowns in Rust and Ginger.
Lelong, Patou and Piguet—Chestnut
and the darker shades while Bouslo-
gue has used Marigold in a striking
model for formal afternoon wear.
The Blues used are strikingly like
the jewel of that color. Dilkusha, Le-
long and Molyneux have selected Tur-
quoise and Lapis-lazuli. Schiaparelli,
Rochas and Bouslogue—Cobolt, Royal
and Sapphire. :
It is interesting to note some of the
outstanding color combinations em-
ployed by these great designers, and
after all color combinations play al-
most as important a part in the dis-
tinctive effect of a gown, as does line
and decoration. Daring in the use of
color combination is hardly the word.
I think courageous more fittingly ex-
preses the quality of character dis-
played this year and you will agree I
am sure after reviewing this summary,
Dynamite Black and Ming Green—-
‘“Bouslogue”.
Rust and Green—“Chanel”,
American Beauty and Royal Blue—
“Lelong”.
Soldier Red and Sky Blue—“Boslo-
gue”.
Cornflower
“Schiaparelli”.
Rust and Scarlet—“Patou”.
And so you see you may be gay this
season with the use of a limited num-
ber of colors that will easily permit of
a continuous interchange of accessor-
ies among your gowns without fear of
clashing color schemes.
Blue and Fuchsia —
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Paul Huey of
Trucksville spent the week-end at As-
bury Park. A
* + *
Mrs. Samual Oliver, Shavertown, én-
Mrs. Alva Case entertained at her
home in Sweet Valley recently Mr. and
Mrs. George Lewis of Markeuik.
Misses Elsie and Sarah Pfahler,
Trucksville, spent a few days last week
tertained last week Miss Caroline Sha-
ver of Pittsburgh.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jahn were |
guests of honor at a corn roast Fri- |
day night at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Wheeler Hess of Kunkle. Mr. and
Mrs. Jahn are visiting Mrs. Jahn’s
mother, Mrs. Ella Shaver of Shaver-
town.
i
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Mrs. Mary Grey and sons, Carl and
Frances, and Philip Rowley spent last
week-end in Philadelphia.
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Mr. and Mrs. John Cortright, Sha-
vertown, entertained over the holiday
Mrs. Willard Engler of Washington.
* * 3
Reverend Gertrude Ross, pastor of
the Dallas Free Methodist Church, is
visiting her brother in Vermont. Mrs.
Ruth Archibald, Wilkes-Barre, is stay-
ing at the parsonage during Miss
Roth’s absence. “
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i
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Chaite enter-
tained at a series of corn roasts at
their home in Trucksville last week.
< + * *
Walter Rau, Dallas, spent last week
end in Waverly, N. Y.
oe * Fi
Mr. and Mrs. Crispell entertained a
number of friend at a corn roast at
their home in Dallas Thursday.
* * *%
John Nesbitt Conyngham, Hillside,
who has been a patient at the General
Hospital, is much improved.
+ + *
In honor of her son Russell Jr., Mrs.
Houser entertained at a party Satur-
day, at her home in Shavertown.
* 0% *
Mrs. Malcolm Borthwick, Shaver-
town, entertained for her sister, Miss
Ethel Casterline, who will be a Sept-
ember bride, Wednesday evening.
in New York City.
OB *
Mrs. James Wagamore, who has
been visiting her mother, Mrs. Cieorgia |’
|Straw, Dallas, has returned to her
horte ‘at Attleboro, fass.
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William Lord Conyngham, scn of
Mr. and Mrs. William Coryngham,
Hilldale, is enrolled at the Hotchkiss
School for the coming year,
* * *
Robert Lohman, Trucksville, will re-
turn to State College, where he is a
student, about the middle of Septem-
ber.
CE TE
Miss Clare Brown of Trucksville en-
tertained over last week-end her niece
Miss Ruth Parry of New York City.
} * * *
Friday night the Silver Leaf Club of
Kunkle held their meeting in the Kun-
kle Community Hall.
* % *
Miss Helen Jeter, Dallas, has gone to
Caldwell, N. J., where she will be a
student in the Caldwell High School
for the goming winten
Mrs. Edna Howell and daughter
Marjorie of Shavertown, spent the
holiday week-end as guests of Mrs.
Howell's father, Dr. C. L. Boston, at
| Noxen. wi #8!
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Mrs. W. S. Bender, Noxen, has had |
as her guest for the last few weeks
her sister Miss Emma Hidleman of
Cumberland, Md.
*% * *
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Laux and fam-
ilf of Trucksville, changed their resi-
dence to 297 Chapel Street, Luzerne
this week.
* * *
William and Charles Malkemes, sons
of Miss Catherine Malkemes of Sha-
vertown, have resumed their studies at
Girard College.
Miss Ruth Blackman, Idetown, who
has been enrolled at the Fenimore)
Cooperstown, for the summer,
has returned.
¥% + +
Mr, John H. Miller, Boston, spent
Re + *
Enters Trainina School
Miss Evelyn Culp, Dallas, has been
iccepted by the Homeopathic Hospital
as a student nurse in their September
class. Miss Culp was graduated in the
class of 1934 of the Lehman High
School. g |
+ + *
Miss Eva Hepler of Shavertown has
‘gone to Fort Allegheny where she has
accepted a position as teacher for the
coming term.
* * *
Mis Patricia Reynolds, who was be-
ing treated at the General Hospital for
injuries received when she fell from a
horse, has returned to her home at
~ Goodleigh Farms.
‘New Low Prices |
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Growing Mash RS $2.30
: B&F |
| Laying Mash .......... $2.00 |
B&F
milk Ration 17%, ...... $1.40
B&F
Dairy Ration, 229, ~ $1.65
Distiller’s Grains, 309, .. $1.55
Rye for seed, extra nice.
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Brown & Fasset
Fernbrock
‘Where your money goes furthest
last week-end with Mr. and Mrs. C.
B. D. Wood, Harvey's Lake, Mr. Miller
{
ic the son- n-law of Mr. and Mrs. |
Wood. 1
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Mr, and Mrs. David Emmanuel, i
(Orange, had as their guests recently
Mr. and Mr. John Emmanuel and son
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PUBLIC SQUARE |
WILKES-BARRE, PA.
$ 2,250,000
$12,412,000 {|
Capital—Surplus
Resources
United States Depository
OFFICERS: |
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Francis Douglas .... Ex. Vice-Pres. ||
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Chas. F. Huber ..... 1st Vice-Pres. ||
M. G. Shennan Vice-Pres. & Cashier
DIRECTORS: iH
Chas. N, Loveland
Fred O. Smith
Wm, XH. Conyngham
Richard Sharpe
C. F. Huber
Francis Douglas
T. R. Hillard
Edward Griffith
Wm. W. Inglis
M. G. Shennan
Safe Deposit Boxes For Rent
2% Per Cent Interest On Savings.
BOROUGH
Vote For These Candidates
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Ladies’ Aid Plans Activities
The Ladies’ Aid Society of the Glen-
view Primitive Methodist Church, Fern
brook, at their meeting last Friday
night made the following plans for the
month’s activities: September 14, a
Ibake sale will be managed by Mrs. Os-
car Dymond, Mrs. Kenneth Cobleigh,
and Mrs. George Shaver; September
17, and 18, a committee made up of
Mrs, Lewis Stritzinger, Mrs. J. F. Ran-
dall, Mrs. Zigmund Harmond, Mrs. Ed-
ward Sowers and Mrs. George Shaver
will conduct a rummage sale; Septem-
ber 21, a bingo party will be held at
the home of Mrs. Zigmund Harmond.
Miss Verna Lamoreaux will assist
Mrs. Harmond.
- ow = .
Mr. and Mrs, Charles Wilner, Sha-
vertown, entertained over the week-
end and Labor Day Miss Marjorie Wil-
ner of New York City.
FX -
Mrs. Walter Sayre and children,
Muncy, who have been the guests of
Mr. and Mrs, Walter Risley, have re-
turned home.
LAA
Mr. and Mrs. David Spry ot Shaver-
town had as their week-end guests Mr.
anod Mrs. William S077 of Berwick.
* *
Mrs. J. B. Howell, Shavertown, en-
tertained oven the week-end and holi-
day Mr. and Mrs. Gerald M. Tamblyn
and son of Rutherford, N. J.
+ * +
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Worrall, who for-
merly resided at Davenport Street,
Dallas, have taken up their residence
in Kingston.
* *
Mr. and Mrs. William Chapple of
Shavertown had as house guests over
the holiday Mr .and Mrs. Charles Cos-
lett of Rochester.
* * *
George and Robert Race have re-
turned to school at Hershey after vi-
siting their mother, Mrs. Laverne Race
of Dallas over tae Wegheend.
Mr. and Mrs, William Jones, Trucks-
ville, attended the 5th annual reunion
of the Jones family at Harvey's Lake
recently.
* * *
Mrs. William Thomas, Noxen, has as
her guest Miss Ruth Newell of New
York City.
*% * *
Miss Mary Louise Turrell of Noxen
has returned from Europe where she
spent the summer,
* * *
Mrs. Thomas Him and daughter Bet-
ty of Dallas are spending two weeks
with relatives in Richmond, Va.
* * a
Marion Dana Funeral
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dana and fam-
ily attended the funeral of their
daughter-in-law Mrs. Marion Dana, at
East Orange, N. J., Tuesday afternoon.
The deceased was fatally injured in
an automobile accident near Kingston,
N. Y., Friday. She was the wife of
BIRTHS
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Babcock, Sha-
vertown, announce the birth of a
daughter, Mrs. Babcock was the for-
mer Misg Ethel Remelv:
[3
Born to Mr. ro on 'Rusell Achuff,
Shavertown, August 30, in the General
Hospital, a son. :
+
* *%
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jones of Mt.
Airy Road, Dallas, announce the birth
of a son at Nesbitt Memorial Hospital,
August 31.
* * +
Born, August 30, at Wilkes-Barre
General Hospital, a son to Mr. and
Mrs. Franklin Patton of Noxen.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gruner, Trucks-
ville, announce the birth of a son at
Wilkes-Barre (General Hospital on
September 1.
* * *
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Morris
of Trucksville September 2 at Wilkes-
Barre General Hospital, a son.
* *
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Greener of
Trucksville announce the birth of a
son, September 1, at the Wilkes-Barre
General Hospital,
\
Miss Alice Oberst, Dallas, has re-
turned from Atlantic City and Mt. Top.
+ * *
Mrs. Joseph Jewell and Mrs. Leo-
nard O'Kane, Dallas, are visiting Mrs.
Sarah Schmerer at Lakewood, N. J.
* *% *
Mrs. L. A. Tompkins of Dallas, has
ag her guests Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Tom-
kins and Reverend and Mrs. Alva
Tompkins and daughter, Mahy Alice of
Chicago.
* * +
Mr. and Mrs, Millard Keen and son
Harold Freas Keen of Trucksville at-
tended the Keen Reunion at Benton
Park last week.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Shaver have re-
turned from Washington to their home
in Shavertown.
£3
+ *
, James M. Scott is spending the week
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H.
Lee Scott, Dallas.
* * +
Miss Marion Anthony, Trucksville, is
visiting her grandmother, Mrs, Humel
of Espy.
+ * *
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kent enter-
tained Mr. and Mrs. Neil Chrisman of
Wilkes-Barre last week-end.
Oppose Official Oligarchy!
vote
GEORGE E. GWILLIAM
Independent Republican
Reverend Francis Allan Dana.
For County Commissioner—(adv.)
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Let’s
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at the
Recor
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Competent - QUALIFIED
EDWARD B. FARR
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Willlam1 S. McLean, Jr. |
They are interested solely in
your town — not in politics —
They are opposed to outside
domination and interference.
SCHOOL DIRECTOR
Clyde Lapp
COUNCIL
James Ayre
William Davis
John Durbin
Warden Kunkle
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
Ira Cooke
John Jeter
CONSTABLE
Leonard O’Kane
HIGH CONSTABLE
Joseph Jewell
OVERSEER OF THE POOR
Mrs. Bertha Thomas
William Baker
eMember pioneer Wyoming County Families
eLife long resident of Wyoming County
es Educated at Mansfield State Normal School
eReveived pre-law training at State College
s Law course University of Pennsylvania Law School
e Admitted to Wyoming County Bar April 1903
eAdmitted to Pennsylvania Superior Court
e Admitted to Pennsylvania Supreme Court
eAdmitted to United States Courts
«Thirty-two years practicing attorney
eServed nine years as District Attorney
eMember American Law Institute
eMember Executive Committee Penna. Bar Asso.
eTrustee Pittston Hospital
ePast Trustee Mansfield Normal School -
oe Trustee Dickinson Law School
eTrustee Keystone Academy
oe Trustee Presbyterian Church
FARR 7 JUDGE