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Purely
Personal
Cpl. Richard Culp who is sta-
tioned at Camp Atterbury, Ind,
with the 109th spent last weekend
with his parents, Mr.
Stanley Culp of Huntsville.
Rev. C. H. Frick, Pike's Creek,
spent several days recently in Flor-
ida. He went down to return with
Mrs. Frick who had been visiting
her brother, Earl Jackson who was
ill.
Elmer Haring, Beaumont, recent-
ly submitted to an eye operation
at a Philadelphia hospital.
Joan « Hadsall, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Carlton Hadsall of Hunts-
ville has returned from General
Hospital where she was suffering
with rheumatic fever. She is now
in bed at home.
Mr. and Mrs. Royal Culp who
have been living in Kingston ex-
pect to move into the Culp bung-
alow at Huntsville next month.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cundiff
of Huntsville have a new baby boy,
David Edward.
Denice Annette, infant daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Garinger
of Lake road, is a patient at Nes-
bitt Hospital where they are try-
ing to stabilize her diet.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Dettmore,
Lehman avenue, have as guest the
latter’s sister, Mrs. Robert Craw-
ford of Detroit, Mich. She flew
in Tuesday.
Sally Kear, Lake road, spent the
weekend visiting Sally Ide at
Huntsville.
Miss Ann Dorrance, patient at
Wyoming Valley Hospital, is much
improved and she and Miss Frances
expect to return to their Hunts-
ville home the first of the month.
Claire Tretheway, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Tretheway of
Kingston spent the weekend wisit-
ing Faith Elaine Edwards, Deer-
field Farm.
Stanley Elston of Kunkle is a
patient at Nesbitt Hospital where
he has been suffering from a heart
condition. ;
Clyde Hoyt is confined to his
" home at Kunkle with a broken
ankle. He fell on the ice in his
driveway a week ago Friday:
Gideon Miller has returned to his
home at Kunkle after being a pa-
tient at General Hospital where he
submitted to an operation.
Robert Roushey is ill at his home
at Trucksville.
Mrs. Sears who makes her home
with the Harbolds in Trucksville
is a patient in Wyoming Valley
Hospital.
Mrs. Donald Clark has been ill
at her home on Lehman avenue
this week.
(Clarence Edwards, father of Mrs.
James Sullivan, Huntsville road,
is spending two weeks in Reading
visiting his son, Myles W. Edwards
and family.
Mrs. John Parsons and daugh-
ters, Pamele, Linda and Sue have
recovered after being ill at their
home in Dallas Township.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Archbald Brooks
and children spent the weekend in
New York City.
Henry Peterson, Norton avenue,
“spent the week in the New Eng-
nd States attending a Company
meeting, visiting his daughter, Ann
at broke College, Providence,
BR. I. and his mother at Quincy,
Mass. :
Mr. and \Mrs. Al Morse are at
Biloxi, Miss., “where Al is stationed
at Keesler Field. He is attending
Electronics ‘School.
Mrs. Morgan ‘Vilcox has been
ill at her home on Lake street, but
js now somewhat improved.
“. Mr. and Mrs. James Kistler and
son have moved from Park street
to Columbia avenue, Dallas.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack DeWitt, sum-
mer Dallas residents, have been
spending ten days with Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Gross at Lake Sebring,
Fla. They are enjoying sunny
weather and lots of golf.
Announcement has been made of
the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Martin, Maplewood Heights,
Fernbrook in General Hospital,
February 19.
Charlotte Culp and Robert Ash-
ton, Huntsville, spent the weekend
with the former's sister and
brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Char-
les Snyder at Syracuse, N.. X. :
Mrs. Dan Meeker, Beaumont, 1s
a patient in General Hospital where
she submitted to an operation.
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SHAVERTOWN
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
© “The Milkman”
Zz with Jimmie Durante,
Donald O'Connor
Cartoon—News
MONDAY and TUESDAY
“Saddle Tramp”
(technicolor) :
Joel McCrea, Wanda Hendrix
Cartoon—Comedy
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
“Right Cross”
June Allyson, Dick Powell
Cartoon—Shorts
and Mrs.
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SWEET VALLEY NEWLYWEDS
ARE SKIMELTON VICTIMS
Sweet Valley had fun Tues-
day night when they surprised
their newlyweds, Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Cornell and Mr. and
Mrs. Lourelle Culver with a
good old-fashioned skimelton.
Driving up in style, aboard a
manure spreader filled with
hay, friends lassoed the couples
and paraded them uproariously
from Sweet Valley to Pike's
Creek and back.
A good time was had by all.
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Mrs. Carrie Caperoon, Franklin
street, had as guests over the
weekend Mrs. Mae Hartman and
her daughter, Mrs. Alma Kline of
Orangeville.
, Mrs. Allie Morris, who has been
ill at her home on Franklin street,
is able to be up. She is walking
around in her room.
Mrs. W. T. Mumford of Washing-
ton, D. C. is visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Wheaton Lee at Lee Acres.
Mrs. Bernard Wilson and daugh-
ters, Christine and Beverly of Phil-
adelphia are visiting Mrs. Wilson's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. William
Gregory of Lewis avenue, Trucks-
ville.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Rice of
Orchard Farm are spending the
week in Pittsburgh where Mrs.
Rice is visiting her father, Harry
Mekeel while Mr. Rice attends the
Milk Dealers Annual Convention.
‘Allen Kittle of Shavertown Lum-
ber Company has returned home
after a four week's intensive course
in management conducted by the
National Association of Lumber
Dealers of Philadelphia.
Mrs. J. S. Hughes, River street,
Wilkes-Barre, mother of John T.
Hughes of Lehman avenue sub-
mitted to an operation at General
Hospital last week. She is getting
along nicely.
Mrs. Anna Avery who fell in the
doorway of her home on Main road,
Dallas and dislocated her shoulder
last week is getting along nicely.
She is grandmother of Mrs. Louise
Colwell.
Sgt. Franklin Heminway who
has been stationed at Camp Atter-
bury with the 109th has been dis-
charged and has ‘returned to his
home in Trucksville.
Hazel Myra Berti celebrated her
second birthday anniversary on
Tuesday with a family party at
her home on Main road.
Mrs. Harold Rice and daughters
Ellen and Sally of Jersey Shore
are spending several days with her
mother, Mrs. C. S. Palmer of Or-
chard street, Trucksville.
The Edward Atkins house on
Carverton road, Trucksville has
been sold.
The Howell homestead, Terrace
drive, Shavertown, has been sold.
Fred Renard, Main road, has
been a patient at the Veterans’
Hospital for the past few weeks.
Elizabeth Williams, daughter of
Mrs. John Fehlinger of Fernbrook
is a patient in General Hospital
suffering with rheumatic fever.
Jim Lacy, Terrace road, is slowly
improving from the mumps that he
“caught” from young Christopher.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hedden, Ma-
chell avenue, are spending three
weeks in Rio de Janeiro, Buenos
Aires and Lima, Peru. They went
by plane, nineteen hours of it. Carl
is staying with the Dettmores.
Mrs. Wesley Oliver, Binghamton,
N. Y. is spending the week with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Rood, Lehman avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Davis and
Don and Stephen of Tunkhannock
spent the weekend with Mrs.
Davis's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rus-
sell Case at Fernbrook.
Miss Patty Clark, teacher at
Muncy, spent the weekend with the
C. J. Majors at Huntsville.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Blase, Le-
high street, Trucksville, will leave
shortly to spend sometime in St.
Petersburg, Fla.
Mrs. H. H. Zeiser and Mrs. W.
J. Smith who have been spending
the past few weeks in St. Peters-
burg, Fla., will leave March 1 for
Williamsburg, Va. to spend a
couple of weeks.
HIMMLER
THEATRE
: Dallas, Pa.
TODAY and SATURDAY
“All About Eve”
with Bette Davis and
George Sanders
~ MONDAY and TUESDAY
“711 Ocean Drive”
with Edmond O’Brien and
Joanne Dru
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
“Devil’s Doorway”
with Robert Taylor
Also Pete Smith Short
and Cartoon
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Stanley Shocochiuses
Honored At Shower
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Shocochius,
newlyweds, of Pittston were guests
of honor at a variety shower given
by members of the Huntsville
Christian Church Saturday. Mrs.
Shocochius is the former Hazle
Bogert. The couple received lovely
gifts.
Present were Mr, and Mrs. Wal-
ter Covert Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Covert Jr., Mrs. Iva Jones, Mr.
and Mrs. Milton Culp, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Culp, Miss Hannah Culp,
Mrs. Ralph Frantz, Wayne Sch-
moll, Rev. C. H. Frick, Miss Patty
Clark, Mrs. H. J. Major, Miss Mil-
dred Major, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald
Frantz, Miss Ida’ Hunt and the
guests of honor.
Kent Whitesell :
Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Whitesell
of Loyalville have announced the
birth of a seven pound baby boy,
Kent, at General Hospital Sunday,
February 18. The Whitesells have
two other children, Mark aged five
and Kay aged two. Mrs. White-
sell is the former Mary Alice Payne
of Loyalville.
Kent and his mother will return
to their home on Sunday.
Mrs. Paul Nulton Is
Guest At Housewarming
Mrs. Paul Nulton, Beaumont, was
pleasantly surprised by officers of
Dallas Chapter Eastern Star who
dropped in on her Valentine's Day
to give her a housewarming. The
Nultons recently renovated their
home. She was given a Cape Cod
fireplace lighter.
Present were Mrs. Ruth Som-
mers, White Haven; Mrs. Ruth
Miller, Mrs. Mrytle Rineman, Mrs.
Jean Wheeler, Mrs. Clara Metz
and Mrs. Florence Malkemes of
Trucksville; Mrs. Shirley Broody,
Noxen; Mrs. Elizabeth Davis and
Mrs. Elma Price, Edwardsville; Mrs.
Winifred Hoover, Mrs. Pearl Gos-
art of Shavertown; Mrs. Thelma
Lamoreaux, Mrs. Jean Kuehn, Dal-
las; the guest of honor of Beau-
mont.
Mrs. Arthur Belles Is
Guest At Baby Shower
Mrs. Arthur Belles was guest of
honor at.a surprise baby shower
given by members of the East Dal-
las Ball Club ladies Friday evening.
The Belleses welcomed their fourth
son, Gary David, into the family
February 4. He received lovely
gifts.
Present were Mrs. Gordon Aus-
tin, Mrs. Edwin Lumley, Mrs. Fred
Stevens, Mrs. Warren Stanton, Mrs.
Russell Ockenhouse, Mrs. Charles
Seward, Mrs, William Compton,
Mrs. Marion Katacinski, Mrs.
George Belles, Mrs. Fred Lamor-
eaux and Mrs. Arthur Belles.
Local Women Enjoy
Ceramics At Girvans
Eleven local women are enrolled
in a beginners’ ceramics class
started by Mrs. John Girvan Tues-
day, February 6. Various sorts of
baskets and ash trays have al-
ready been completed and colored
by them. Attending are Mrs. Jennie
Miers, Miss Millie Devens, Mrs.
Eleanor Arnold, Mrs. Dan Robin-
hold, Mrs. L. 'L. Richardson, Mrs.
James Besecker, Mrs. Ralph Dixon,
Mrs. Anna Helen Estes, Mrs. Harry
Swepston, Mrs. Arthur Ellum and
Mrs. C. L. Hartley.
Kathleen Ferenbach Is
Top Seminary Senior
Topping all other seniors in
scholarship for the first semester at
Wyoming Seminary, is fun-loving,
horse-riding Kathleen Ferenbach of
Hillside it was announced in chapel
exercises at the school last Fri-
day. Kathleen and eleven other
Seniors, one tenth of the Senior
class were presented Cum Laude
keys at the exercises.
Kathleen is associate editor of
the “Opinator’”, school weekly pub-
lication.
_THE POST, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1951. le
Ne Tartan Nowe And arte, OF Lol Cone
Miss Betty Ella Lewis Becomes
Bride Of Dartmouth College Man
At a very pretty wedding, Miss
Betty Lewis, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Francis Lewis of Lehman, be-
came the bride of John Robert
Linger, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Linger of Denver, Col, in St.
Thomas Episcopal Church, Hanover,
N. H., February 18 at 6 p.m. Rev.
Leslie Hodder performed the
candlelight ceremony before an al-
tar banked with white carnations,
snapdragons and tulips.
Professor Longhurst, head of De-
partment of Music at Dartmouth
College, played the wedding march.
Attendants were Miss Mary Ed-
wards of Edwardsville and Harry
Heap of London, England. James
Chapin of Glenco, Ill, and Jerry
Lukeman of New York City were
ushers.
The bride who was given in
marriage by her brother, George
of Philadelphia, wore gray wool
suit with. matching feather hat.
Her shoulder bouquet was of white
camellias. Miss Edwards chose
brown suit with matching acces-
sories and white camellias.
Mrs. Lewis, mother of the bride,
selected black with lace trim and
white carnations and Mrs. Linger,
mother of the bridegroom, navy
with white trim and white carna-
tions.
Following the ceremony, a recep-
tion for about a hundred guests
was held at Norwich Inn where
the bridal table was lovely with
huge tiered cake, white tapers and
long flat vases of white tulips, snap-
dragons and carnations.
Mrs. Linger is a graduate of
Lehman High School and Nesbitt
Hospital School of Nursing. She
has been in charge of the Dart-
mouth College Infirmary at Dick’s
House, a branch of the Hitchcock
Hospital in Hanover.
Mr. Linger is a graduate of Den-
ver High School and is a Junior
at Dartmouth College. He is a
member of Phi Delta Gamma Fra-
ternity. The couple resides at 115
Wigwam Circle, Hanover.
Out-of-town guests for the wed-
ding were Mr. and Mrs, Linger who
flew in from Denver, Mr. and Mrs.
Ira Alling of Wyoming, Grace N.
Ferry and George Lewis of Phila-
delphia and Mrs. Lewis of Lehman.
Miss Joan Phillips Is Bride
Of Pic. Alan Wood. Rice Street
Miss Joan Phillips,
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Phillips of
Chester street, Kingston, became
the bride of Pfc. Alan Wood, son
of Professor and Mrs. Ernest Wood,
Rice street, December 24. Rev.
Willard Edmunds performed the
double ring ceremony in the par-
sonage of the Parsons Methodist
Church.
Attendants were Nancy Saunder-
son and Myron Steele of Kingston.
The bride wore green taffeta
street length dress with matching
daughter of
accessories. Miss Saunderson chose
brown taffeta.
Mrs. Wood is a graduate of
Kingston High School. She is em-
ployed by the Wilkes-Barre Multi-
graphing Company Inc. in Wilkes-
Barre. Mr. Wood was graduated
from Dallas Borough High School.
Before entering the service he was
employed as a weaver at Fernbrook
Mill. He is now in the band of
the U. S. Air Corps at Kelly Field.
Mrs. Wood will join him the mid-
dle of March.
Marie Zosh Dapp, Guest
At Variety Shower
Marie Zosh Dapp was guest of
honor at a variety shower given
by Mrs. Joseph Zosh and Mrs.
Thomas Brown February 6. Marie,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
Zosh of Outlet married Sgt. Rob-
ert H. Dapp USAF, son of Mrs.
John McGinley of Philadelphia in
Christ Episcopal Church, February
0
Present at the shower were Mrs.
Anna Crawford, Mrs. Lillian Zosh,
Mrs. Veronica Weaver, Mrs. Har-
riet Stevens, Mrs. Gussie Stevens,
Mrs. Emma Crispell, Mrs. Betty
Stevens, Miss Catherine Malta, Mrs.
Sophia Malta, Miss Alberta Wilcox,
Mrs. Arvilla Zosh, the guest of
honor and the "hostess.
Mrs. Dapp attended Lake Town-
ship High School and was employed
at Bloomsburg Mill, Fernbrook.
Sgt. Dapp, formerly with the U.S.
Army, spent eighteen months with
the Army of Occupation in Ger-
many. Upon completion of his
enlistment in the Army, he re-
enlisted in the U. S. Air Force
and is stationed at Bolling Field
Air Force Base in Washington
where the couple resides.
Daughter For Rubles
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Ruble, Leh-
man, with three sons to their
credit, ordered a daughter. Jane
Anne, weighing nine pounds and
two ounces, was delivered Friday
morning, at 8:30 at Nesbitt Hos-
pital. Mr. Ruble, head of the
Vocational Agricultural Department
at Lehman schools, was tickled
pink with the arrival of the little
farmerette.
Mrs. Ralph Elston Is
Surprised On Birthday
Mrs. Ralph Elston, Kunkle, was
pleasantly surprised on Tuesday
when several neighbors and friends
dropped in to help her celebrate
her birthday anniversary. Present
were Mrs.Owen Ide, Mrs. Ralph
Hess, Mrs. Ralph Ashburner, Mrs.
Ralph Lutes, Mrs. Frank Hess,
Mrs. Stanley Elston, Mrs. William
Weaver and the guest of honor.
Mrs. Grace VanWagenen
Weds Raymond P. DuBois
Mrs. Grace Van Wagenen became
the bride of Raymond P. DuBois
of Bloomsburg in the Bloomsburg
Methodist Church Monday. Mrs.
Van Wagenen until two years ago
made her home in Fernbrook. At
that time she left the Back Moun-
tain area to live with her daughter
and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Har-
ris Salsburg on Ross street,” Wilkes
Barre.
Mr. DuBois is a dairyman.
Last Tuesday Mrs. Russell Case
entertained at a personal shower
and luncheon honoring Mrs., Van
Wagenen. Guests were Mesdames
Harris Salsburg, Stanley Davis,
James Shepherd, Donald Davis,
George Metz, John Batey, Nelson
Shaver, Chester Hartman, A.
George Prater, Frank Heidere, Wal-
ter Heidere, William Trewern, Wil-
liam Vivian, the guest of honor
and the hostess.
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Trucksville Class Has
Covered Dish Dinner :
Friendship Class of Trucksville
Methodist Church entertained their
husbands at a covered dish supper
and valentine party Wednesday
night. A business meeting and
games directed by Mrs. Howard
Ide followed the dinner,
Present, were Rev. Robert Web-
ster, Mr. and Mrs, Sam Davis, Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Owens, Mr. and
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Mr, and Mrs. W. S. Phillips, Mr.
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