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DALLAS,
Purely
Personal
Mrs. Ray Shiber has returned to
her home on Center Hill Road after
being a patient at Nesbitt Hospital
where she submitted to tests.
Stuart Marks who is employed at
Pulaski, Va., will arrive this week-
end to spend ten days with his wife
and family at Lehman.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rogers of Qut-
let celebrated their fortieth wedding
anniversary on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Cheney and
Barbara, Sue and Roger, Center Hill
Road, Dallas, spent Sunday at Dan-
ville as guests of Mr. Cheney's sis-
ter, Mrs: William Iles and family.
For Christmas Day, the Cheneys will
have as dinner guests, Mrs. Ethel
Isaacs of Kingston, Dan Evans, Sha-
vertown, Mr. and Mrs, Howard
Isaacs of West Dallas.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Marckel,
former residents of Langhorne, Pa.,
have come to Wyoming Valley with
the Linear Corporation and are liv-
ing at 392 Chestnut Street, King-
ston.
Mrs. Harry Ohlman, Machell Ave-
nue, spent the past week in Nor-
ristown visiting her daughter and
son-in-law and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Wisner, y
Mrs. T. M. B. Hicks, Pioneer Ave-
nue, Dallas, spent the weekend in
Herndon, Va., visiting her daughter
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Mark
Harding and in Baltimore, Md., vis-
iting another daughter, Mrs. Charles
Scoggins and family.
Mrs. . H. H. Zeiser, Huntsville
Road, ‘and Mrs.’ W. J. Smith, Mill
Street, Dallas,’ left Wednesday fo
spend the winter at the Princess
Mr. and Mrs. Howard C. Wiener,
Jr., Highland Avenue, Trucksville,
have announced the birth of a son,
Mark Burchard, at Nesbitt Hospital
December 13. The Wieners have
another son, Howard 3rd, and a
daughter, Susan.
Scott Brooks, student at the
Choate School, and Cadwallader
Brooks, student at Phillips Andover
Academy, are spending the Christ-
mas vacation with their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. Archbald Brooks,
West Dallas.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Doris, Dallas
R. D. 4, have announced the birth
of a son at Nesbitt Hospital on De-
‘cember 12.
Mrs. Earl Monk, house director
at Pennsylvania School for. Deaf,
‘Germantown, is spending the holi-
days at her home on Pinecrest
Avenue, Dallas.
Mr. and Mrs. Norti Berti, Frank-
will have as
Christmas dinner guests their son
and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
William Berti and Barbara Ann of
Franklin Street, Dallas, and Sally
Dawn Edwards of Carverton.
Mrs. Agnes Delmarmol, former
Frankfort resident, has taken up
residence on Claude Street, Dallas.
Mrs. Delmarmol works for the Lin-
ear Corporation.
Mr. and Mrs. William Scott, form-
erly of Philadelphia, have moved to
Lake Street, Dallas. Mr. Scott is
foreman at the Linear Corporation.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth G. North-
rop and daughters, Robyn Ellen and
¥., will spend the Christmas week-
end as guests of Mrs. Northrop’s
Nobel, Overbrook Road, Dallas.
Jackie Mulcey who has been visit-
ing relatives at Saranac Lake will
spend the holidays with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mulcey, Over-
brook Road, Dallas.
Mrs. James Fenimore and grand-
daughter, Georgeann who have been
spending several weeks in Phoenix,
Arizona, with relatives, returned to
their home at Kunkle this week.
Paul Mulcey, Overbrook Road,
spent several days this week in New
York City. While there he was over-
night guest of Mr. and Mrs. Marshall
Nnulist of Demarest, N. J., former
Trucksville residents. |
* Mr. and Mrs. John N. Conyng-
ham, Sutton Road, have announced
the birth of a son, John Nesbitt the
fourth, at General Hospital on De-
cember 13. They ‘have a little girl,
Ann Kerlin.
Mrs. Raymon Hedden, Machell
ley students who are attending Wil-
son College at their annual holiday
tea yesterday. Mrs. Robert Currie,
Druid Hills, was chairman of the
affair, and Ruth Merrill, Trucksville,
a member of the committee.
Dr. and Mrs. J. 8. Warkomski of
Harveys Lake will have as holiday
guests their son and daughter-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. James N. War-
komski of Manhattan Beach, Calif.
They will arrive today by plane.
"Mrs. (Clyde Birth has returned to
her home on Mount Greenwood
Road, Trucksville, after submitting
to surgery at Nesbitt Hospital.
~ Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hinckley,
Meadowcrest, have announced the
birth of a baby girl at Nesbitt Hos-
pital. ¥ |
Bradner Roushey, former custod-
jan at Back Mountain Memorial
Library, is a patient at Nesbitt
Hospital where he submitted to
surgery.
Faith Edwards, a student at Penn-
Andrew Denmons, Hosts
At Birthday Parties
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Denmon,
Trucksville, entertained at a birth-
day bowling party at Hansons fol-
lowed by dinner at the Luzerne
American Legion Sunday honoring
their son Andy Jr. and his friend,
Delbert Voight, who celebrated their
birthday anniversaries.
Present were Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Ashman, Bobby Ashman, Trucks-
ville; Billie Allabaugh and Josephine
Norton, Dallas; Mr. and Mrs. Clifford
Voight,, Eddie Wilk, Wilkes-Barre;
the guests of honor and the host
and hostess.
Delbert was twelve on December
14 and Andy Jr. fourteen on De-
cember 20.
Debra Sue Bulford
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bulford, Bul-
ford Street, Dallas, announce the
birth of a seven pound, five ounce
baby girl, Debra Sue, at Nesbitt
The Bulfords have two sons, Donald,
aged eight and Douglas, aged five.
Mrs. Bulford is the former Stella
Misson, daughter of the late Alvin
and Mrs. Lena Misson of Dallas.
Mr. Bulford is son of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Bulford of Trucksville.
Grandma Misson took care of the
boys while Stella was in the hos-
pital. She returned on Wednesday.
Tex Wilson Is Guest
At Birthday Supper
Dallas, entertained at a birthday
supper honoring their son, Tex, Sun-
day evening. Tex was five.
Cowboy and merry - go - round
cakes made attractive centerpieces
for the party table.
Present were Mr. and Mrs. Ted
Wilson, Mrs. Melvin Morris, Melvin,
Kenneth, Gary Morris, Cathy and
Teddy Wilson, East Dallas; Mr. and
Mrs. Andrew Denmon, Andy Jr.
Delbert Voight, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Monk and Earl of Trucksville; Val-
erie and Jackie Mallin, Sharon
Brobst, Dallas; Mr. and Mrs. Martin
Quinn, White Haven; the guest of
honor and the host and hostess.
Cindy Ruth Brobst
Mr. and Mrs. Kenfieth Brobst,
Pinecrest Avenue, Dallas, announce
the birth of an eight pound, four
ounce baby girl, Cindy Ruth, at
Mercy Hospital on Friday, December
14. The Brobsts have another
daughter, Sharon, aged eight. x
Mrs. Brobst is the former Emma
Elston, daughter of the late Mr. and
Mrs. William Elston of Dallas. Mr.
Brobst is son of the late Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Brobst, also of Dallas.
At Couples Club Party
Herbert Ward, teacher of the Ide-
town Couples Club, was presented a
wallet in appreciation of his kind-
ness at the annual Christmas party
Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Palowski
and Mr. and Mrs. Alden Wagner Jr.,
new club members, and new offi-
cers, Leslie Agnew, president, Mar-
shall Harrison, vice president, Verna
Evans, secretary, Jennie Sweitzer,
assistant secretary, Jack Heidig,
treasurer, and Jane Swelgin, assist-
ant treasurer, were welcomed.
Santa distributed gifts to: Mr. and
Mrs, Herbert Ward, Mr. and Mrs.
Richard C. Ide, Mr. and Mrs. Rich-
ard Stroud, Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Sweitzer, Mr. and Mrs. Hayden
Evans, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Har-
rison, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Swelgen,
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Agnew, Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Palowski, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Wilson, Rev. and Mrs. Ken-
neth O'Neill, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Swepston, Mr. and Mrs. Alden Wag-
ner Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Welsh.
Noxen Ladies Entertain
Friends At Dinner
‘ Ladies’ Society of St. Luke's
Lutheran «Church, + Noxen, enter-
tained members and their guests at
a ‘turkey dinner at the Parish Hall
Wednesday evening. Present were
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis May, Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Engelman, Mrs. E. Y.
B. Engelman and Kathy Lou, Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Palmer, Mrs. Francis
Belles and Margaret, Mrs. Beulah
Horlacher, Mrs. Weston Ruff and
Jacquelan, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Luketa, Mrs. Russell Newell, Mrs.
Ira Beahm, Mrs. Clark Oliver, Mrs.
B. B. Engelman, Mrs. Albert May,
Mrs. Loren Case, Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
lard Bender,» Mrs. Gomer Thomas,
Mrs. Katherine Felegy, Mrs. Joseph
Dotter, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Boston,
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Richards, Mrs.
Elvin Bean, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Eve-
lon,’ Mrs. (Carl Siglin, Mrs. Edith
Smith, Mrs. Beatrice Mulligan, Mrs.
Mildred Boice, Mrs. Earl Crispell
and Eileen, George Brody, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Case and Ora Bean.
field Farm.
Mr. and Mrs. John Vernon, Center
Hill Road, will have as Christmas
guests their daughter and ;son-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. Byron Blank and
Judy, Nancy and David of West-
mother, Mrs. D.
Westfield.
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Barbara Lorentz, daughter of Mr. |
and Mrs. Gordon Lorentz of Shrine |
Acres, will marry Grant K. Middle- |
stead, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Middlestead of Havertown, Pa., to-
morrow at 11:30 a.m. Rev. William
Penn will perform the ceremony in
St. James Evangelical and Reformed
Church at Havertown. The * Lor-
entzes recently moved to the Back
Mountain Area when the Linear
| Plant at Fernbrook was opened.
The bride-elect who will be given
| in marriage by her father will wear
white satin Empire style gown made |
with tight bodice and long sleeves
of Alencon lace. The full bouffant
skirt will be floor length with cath-
edral train. Her fingertip veil of
illusion will fall from a crown of
pearls and she will carry a bouquet
of white chrysanthemums, roses and
stephanitis.
Judy Yost will be maid of honor
and Mary Ann Gehringer, Carol
Kolb and Barbara Lunger, brides-
maids. Best man will be Richard
Middlestead, brother of the bride-
groom, and ushers, Jack McLough-
lin, John Ott and Jack Herbert.
Following the ceremony, a recep-
tion will be held at Conestoga Mill
Restaurant and the couple will leave
for a week's honeymoon at Split
Rock Lodge.
Miss Lorentz attended Kutztown
State Teachers’ College and has
been employed by the Sun Oil Com-
pany in Philadelphia. Mr: Middle-
stead is a member of the Senior
Class at Lehigh University.
The couple will reside in Allen-
town, |
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| Calendar Events
TODAY: \
| Girl Scout carolling tonight, Dal-
| las Borough tree, 6:30.
Idetown carollers, 7 p. m.
Public schools close for Christmas
holidays, 2 p. m.
SATURDAY:
American Legion children’s party,
2 p.m.
SUNDAY:
Lake Scouts carolling, 7 p. m.
Special Christmas music in all
churches.
MONDAY:
Noxen Girl Scouts carolling, V. F.
W., 7p my” ;
Christmas Eve Midnight Services
in many churches.”
TUESDAY:
Christmas Day.
Harveys Lake Boat Club dance,
Westmoreland Club.
Nesbitt Auxiliary Holiday Ball,
Kingston V. F. W. :
Husbands and wives of the Ide-
town Methodist Church Choir were
guests at a party at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. William Calkins Sun-
day evening after the Christmas
Cantata. Present were Rev. and
Mrs. Kenneth O'Neill, Mrs. Kenneth
Harold Dymond, Mr. and Mrs. John
Mahle, Mr. and Mrs. Alden Wagner,
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ide, Mr. and
Mrs. Loren Keller, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Prutzman, Mr. and Mrs. Al-
fred Swelgin, Mrs. Bruce Williams,
Betty ‘Williams, Mrs. Harry Swep-
ston Jr., Carl Coates, Bruce Ide,
Ethel Ide, Mrs. Paul Davies and the
host and hostess.
Legion Auxiliary
Stages Christmas Dinner
American Legion Auxiliary, Dad-
dow Isaacs Post, held the annual
Christmas dinner for members and
guests on Thursday at the Legion
Home on Memorial Highway. The
covered dish dinner featured baked
ham. Co-chairmen were Mrs, Leon-
ard Harvey and Mrs. Thomas. Reese.
Gifts were exchanged and Mrs. Den-
nis Ruley accompanied for carol
singing.
Miss Verna R. La
Tomorrow at 2 p.m., Verna Lasko, |
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George
Lasko of Sweet Valley, will become |
the bride of Gary B. Bliss, son of |
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Bliss of Ver-
million, S. D. Rev. Guy Leinthall, |
cousin of the bride elect, will per-
form the double ring ceremony in
Wyoming Methodist Church.
The bride will be given in mar- |
riage by her father. Attendants will |
be Margaret Maransky, cousin of the
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bride of Sweet Valley, and Robert
Lasko, brother of the bride, also of
Sweet Valley.
Miss Lasko is a graduate of Leh-
man High School. She has been
employed by Station WHWL in
Nanticoke. Mr. Bliss has been serv-
ing with the Navy on the U.S.S.
Champlain out of Jacksonville, Fla.
Immediately following the cere-
mony, the couple will leave for
Jacksonville where they will make
their home.
Head Of Library
Mrs. Gerald: Stout, Marge to her
many friends, was unanimously elec-
ted president of the Book Club at
Wednesday afternoon’s Christmas
party in the Library Annex. The
remainder of the slate, presented by
Mrs. Ramon Hedden, included the
names of Mrs. Peter Clark for vice
president; Mrs. Dana Crump, secre-
tary; Mrs. Herman Thomas, treas-
urer. Officers will assume their dut-
ies at the January meeting.
Mrs. Lloyd Kear, outgoing presi-
| dent, expressed herself as delighted
with the new officers, and the mem-
bership gave Mrs. Kear a rising vote
of thanks for her services.
Miss Isabelle Husted, Librarian of
Hoyt Library, reviewed two Christ-
mas books concerned with Christ-
mas of former presidents, showing
little Tad Lincoln realizing his
dream of a nanny goat for Christ-
mas, and Mrs. Andrew Jackson
viewing with foreboding the nomina-
tion of her husband to presidency.
Mrs. Gordon Rowe was introduced
as a new member, and four guests
took a bow: Mrs. William A. Wicks,
Mrs. George A. Jenkins, Mrs. Wil-
liam Vincent, and Mrs. William J.
Daw.
Mrs. Monroe Houtz was chairman
of hostesses. ;
Mrs. Lloyd Kear and Mrs. Paul
Goddard poured at a festively decor-
ated holiday table for:
Mesdames A. D. Hutchison, F. B.
Howell, J. D. Hutchison, C. N. Booth,
Edgar Brace, Gordon Rowe, Peter
Clark, George Jenkins, Arthur Ross,
Raymon Hedden, George Montgom-
ery, H. W. Smith, Henry Peterson,
W. B. Jeter, Stanley Davies, Lewis
LeGrand, Gerald Stout, Ross Kim-
ball, George Jacobs, William Wicks,
Warren Unger, John DeWitt, Felix
Weber, Herman Thomas, William
Vincent, William Daw, G. B. Court-
right, Raymond Walter, Ralph Dix-
Book Club
Arch Rutherford, George Flack,
Homer Moyer, T. M. B. Hicks; Misses
Frances Dorrance; Miriam Lathrop,
and Margaret Wood.
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THEATRE
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
Gordon MacRae, Dan Dailey
“The Best Things In
Life Are Free”
SUNDAY & MONDAY
Continuous Sunday 3 - 11
Richard Egan, Dorothy Malone
van
“Tension At
Table Rock”
TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY
Continuous Tuesday 3-11
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Miss Jessie Arm
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itage Weds
E. Armitage, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Armitage of Harveys
Lake, became the bride of Orin R.
Beckerman, son of Mrs. Sadie Beck-
erman of West Dorrance Street,
Kingston. Rev. Ruth Underwood’
performed the double ring, candle-
light ceremony at the Alderson
Methodist Church.
Attendants were Judy Kuchta,
cousin of the bride of Harrisburg,
and Ellsworth Vivian of Kingston.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, chose rose pink street
length dress of Chantilly-type lace
over taffeta, featuring short sleeves
and sweetheart neckline. She wore
a pink crown of pearls with scol-
loped net shoulder veil and carried
a Colonial bouquet of white mums
centered with pink roses.
Miss Kuchta selected winter white
taffeta fashioned with three quarter
sleeves ‘and mandarin collar. She
chose pink hat and gloves and car-
ried a Colonial bouquet of pink
roses. :
Mrs. "Armitage, mother of the
bride, chose beige print street dress,
matching accessories and shoulder
bouquet of wine colored mums. Mrs.
Beckerman, mother of the bride-
groom, was not able to be present
on account of illness. Herd
Following the ceremony, a recep-
tion was held in the church dining
room. ;
Mrs. Beckerman is a graduate of
Lake-Noxen High School and Nes-
bitt School of Nursing. She has
man was graduated from Hazleton
High School. He is employed in the
The couple resides at 50 West
Dorrance Street, Kingston.
street length dress of embroidered
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FRIDAY
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“Teen-Age Rebel”
SATURDAY
— Double Feature —
“The Beast Of
‘Hollow Mountain”
and
“Hot Cars”
SUNDAY & MONDAY
Continuous Sunday 2-11
James Stewart
“The Man From
Laramie”
TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY
Continuous Tuesday 8 - 11
Richard Widmark
“The Last Wagon”
HIMMLER
THEATRE
Dallas, Pa.
TODAY & TOMORROW
December 21 and 22
“Back From Eternity”
with
Robert Ryan, Anita Ekberg
— ALSO CARTOON —
MONDAY & TUESDAY
December 24 and 25
“Teen Age Rebel”
(In Cinemascope)
Ginger Rogers, Michael Rennie
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