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Dean. Bronson, son. of Mr; apd
Mrs. Alfred: Bronson: of Sweet. Val- |
ley, has been initiated into the |
oi “Delta Sigma Pi, national fraternity,
at Shepherd: College, West Virginia.
"_..Mr. and Mrs. Harris Haycox,
. +». former Dallas residents, now. of
_...r.Florida, are. spending several weeks
...~8t the Irem. Country: Club, Later
they will fly to the west coast to
«visit Mrs. Haycox’s family.
"Mrs. Jean Kuehn has been ill at
her home on Machell Avenue, Dal-
las,
Mrs. Charles W. Lee, former
> ADs resident, now: of Washington
D.C. will spend, the, summer in
Dallas,
Faith Edwards, teacher at Dar-
by, spent the. weekend as ig of
her brother and sisterin-law; Mr
and. Mrs. Barry Edwards, Idetown,
While here, she and’Barry visited
their grandmother, Mrs, Charles
Edwards, :
gery in. the, Williamsport ‘Hospital. |
! Mr. and’ Mrs. John Sutton’ have
returned to their home. at Harveys
Lake after visiting. their: son and
wife, Rev. and Mrs. George: Sutton
of Liberty, N.Y.
Phyllis ‘Ranier, Baltimore, Md,
spent the Mother's Day weekend |
visiting: her father, Louis Rainer,
Rice Street, Trucksville,
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Tonter, Har-
ris Hill Road, Trucksville an-
nounced" the birth of a baby girl at
wy : Nesbitt Hospital on May 9.
' Mrs, Joseph Neuner, Hilldonia
Avenue, entered Nesbitt” Hospital
Friday for. treatment and possible
surgery.
Russell DeRemer left Sonics
: Avoca Airport Monday morning to
“spend a week in Los, Vegas. He. will
return Friday moming,
~ Mn. and Mrs, Donald Cosgrove,
Dallas, R.D:2; have. announced the
birth: of a. baby: bey in ‘General Hosp:
ital on May; 8:
A Double Birthday
Party, Held At Paynes
A birthday and Mother's Day | =
party recently was held at the H.
E: Payne home, Loyalville, in honor
of Addje: and daughter-in-law, Char-
lotte Hildebrandt: Payne. Many
gifts were presented’ and a’ lively
day. enjoyed: by, the following: Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Payne, Mt. and
Mrs. Clarence: Payne, Mr. and Mrs:
Barl Payne and children, Mr. and
Mrs. Gene Payne and children, Mr.
and: Mrs. Harry LaBarr and chil-
dren, Mr. and Mrs.- Elwood White-
sell. and children, Mts. Edwin De- |
lany and daughters. Aunt Nellie
Seager: and daughter Holly, also
A Mrs. William: Wright. and daughter
from Peint Pleasant, N. J.
wkinda Mae Sax
Bast: Center Street, Shavertown,
announce the birth: ‘of a daughter,
Linda Mae, in General Hospital on
May 9. They have: two. other chil-
dren, Sandra, aged three and a half'{ |’
and” Donna, nineteen months,
Mrs.
Dobinick of Shavertown.
Mrs. Willan Figen Ir.
Entertains. Commi Chek
Mrs. William H. Pierce Jr. enter-
tained chairmen
Auction Antiques, both this year’s;
and last year’s group, at tea at her.|
home at Harveys Fake on Thursday. (I
Qugsts were. Mrs. Raymon Hedden, i
Russell Frantz, Mrs.- John
gion, Mrs, Bruce Cardon, and
Mrs, Thomas Hefferman.
Mrs. Charles Frantz was. unable:
to. be . present.
WW, Plans were laid. for. ‘the general ;
meeting: of the Auction. Antiques’
Committee; set tentatively for: June
15 at the home; of: Mrs,
Frantz
Paul Anthony Haines
Mr. and Mrs: George “: Haines,
Sweet Valley, announce the. birth,
of their fifth child; Paul Anthony,
May 16 at Nesbitt Hospital: The
Russell
other children are: George: Jr., 9; |
David, 7; Joseph, 5; and Karen,
the only girl, 3. :
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Mr: and Mrs. Lewis &, Sax, 107 |
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Jo Bon ‘Weed: "ie ig
Bride Of C. W. Kyttle
Jo Ann. Weed; daughter of Mr. and
Mrs, Charles. Weed; 450 West Third
|Street, Wiest: Wyoming, became. the.
‘bride. of Clinton. W. Kyttle, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Kyttle, Hunlock
Creek, RD. 1 at a candlelight
service, April 8; in. Wyoming: Meth-
odist Church.
The double-ring. ceremony was
performed; at 7:30 p.m. by. Rev: Guy
Klaproth.
Mrs. Renford Wilce. of Hunlock
Creek, RD. 1 was matron of honor.
Bridesmaids, were Maty Mullarkey
and June Weed.
" Renford Wilce was. best man.
Ushers were Charles 'W. Weed and
Jerome Shilanski.
The. bride, given in marriage by
gown of nylon and chantilly lace
highlighted with rhinestones and
lace designed | with long ‘sleves tap-
neckline with Queen ‘Anne collar.
‘The fivé-tiered 15kirt ended’in a cha-
‘pel train; Her veil of silk illusion was.|
styled ‘to a. queen's crown: of seed
pearls and ‘she carried a white or-
chid “surroynded by lilies”, of the
valley. x :
Matron of honop hot ils silk |
bodice, “low neckline’ and small ‘cap |,
sleeve. Het bouffant skirt was street
length and a cascade of satin roses.
high- lighted: ‘the slight bustle back.
Bridesmaids. wore. matching dres-
ses in turquoise. Their headdresses
were rhinestone. tiaras with, a pro:
file veil. ° nd
Al] carried Colonial Botgiets of
carnations dyed to- match their
gowns. |.
Mother: of the bride Wore “Hue
print’ dress with beige accessories
and a corsage, of ‘blue orchids,
Bridegroom’s mother, = blue ' dress,
beige "accessaries; ‘corsage of blue
archids, ios ]
Following a reception in ‘the
social’ room, the couple left for |
1 New “York City.
They are; residing at 77-22
271 Street, New Hyde Park, Queens, |
NY.
The bride is a graduate of West
Wyoming | High School. .
She was. employed by ‘Wyoming |
Paper Company, Wyoming.
Bridegroom, a graduate’ of Lake:
Noxen High School, Harveys Lake, is
employed by Sperry Gyroscope, New
York,
The bride was Yioneted at prenup-
tial showers ' givén by Mrs. Ren-
ford Wilge : and Misses June Weed
and: irene tharney. ;
Howard DeRemer pin his sister,
Mrs, Thomas Bottoms: Thursday to |
inform - .the family’ that his: oldest
son, Franklin, has been accepted at
MIT. Franklin was. graduated with
) Texas, April 8 81.
seed pearls. The fitted” bodice of}.
| Phillips, Lyman Lull,
ESTELLA MAE KINGSBURY
Mr. and Mrs, William F. Kings-
bury of R. D. 2, Dallas, announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Estella Mae Kingsbury, to Donald
L. Rome, son of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver
D. Rome, RD, 1, Dallas.
Miss Kingsbury was graduated
from Dallas Area Schools in 1958.
[She is employed by the Miners
National Bank, Dallas.
Mr. Rome was also graduated
from Dallas Area Schools in’ 1958.
He is employed by Standard Coach
Company, Nanticoke.
A September wedding is planned.
Mrs. John Ferguson
Entertains Book Club
Mrs. John D. Ferguson read ‘“‘A
| Flower. For Mother” at the meeting
of Back Mountain Library Book
| Club Monday afternoon. Hostesses
| were Mesdames Peter Clark, Wil-
liam Jeter, Mitchell Jenkins, Fred
Jennings, Lloyd Kear, Stewert Ferg-
uson and’ John Dungey.
In the absence of the secretary,
Mrs, Warren Unger took charge.
| Mrs. Herman Thomas presided.
Present were Mesdames Herman
Thomas, Warren Unger, H. T.
Kuschke, 'G. C. Stout, Fred Howell,
John Ferguson, Ralph Lewis, Dana
Crump, otewart Ferguson, Frank
Bell, Stanley Davies, Edgar Brace,
Russell W. Frantz, A. R, Dungey,
Peter. Clark, Albert Jones,
Ernest Well-
hofer; Mirian Lathrop.
Office. gossip travels faster over |
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Dallas Chorale To Sing
Monday At Retreat
Dallas Woman's Club Chorale will
sing. Monday night at Retreat State
Hospital, and Tuesday night at the
Old’ Ladies Home in Wilkes-Barre,
presenting a program of music rang-
ing from the rclassical to the whim-
sical.
At the rehearsal Monday night, a!
date was. decided upon for the an-
nual summer picnic, which will take
place June 26 at the home of Mrs.
Ted Ruff, West: Dallas. A card party
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Nancy Jane Jones
Nancy: Jane Jones, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jones, East Cen-
ter Street, Shavertown, became the
bride of Richard Howard Morgan,
Jr., in a double ring ceremony Sat-
urday afternoon, May 6, in Shaver-
town Methodist Church.
The ceremony was performed by sories. Her corsage was of brown
the Rev. Robert DeWitt Yost before | orhids. 7
an alter banked with bouquets of | = Mrs. Morgan is a graduate of
white gladioli and palms.
Gordon Evans was soloist and
Mrs. Mary Jane Zerby played the
wedding music.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, wore embroidired nylon
net gown with tapered bodice,
daintily scalloped neckline and long
sleeves ending in points at the
wrists. The bouffant skirt featured
a full waterfall back with chapel
train.
Her fingertip. veil of hondrolled)
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corsage.
The reception was held in the
church parlors,
couple left for. Florida,
The bride chose for going away
a champagne sheath dress with
matching jacket and cocoa acces-
after
‘Westmoreland High School
Wilkes College.
Wilkes-Barre.
bridegroom was graduated
He is
serving in the United States Coast
Guard.
For. Engraved and Printed
Luzerne High School.
which the
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French illusion fell from a Juliet
cap of lace. She carried a bouquet
of roses, carnations and English
ivy.
Maid of honor was Jayne Sear- |}
foss of Kingston, cousin of the bride |
who wore a full skirted mint green |}
dress of silk nylon. styled with ai}
fitted ‘embroidered bodice, portrait
She wore a dainty matching head-
piece with profile veil, and carried
a swing bouquet of pink —carna-
tions, roses and English ivy.
Bridesmaids were Linda Ruth
Searfoss, cousin of the bride, and
Janet Morgan, sister of the. bride-
groom. They wore dresses and |
headpiece identical to that of the |
maid of honor and carried swing
bouquets of pink carnations, roses
and English ivy. A
Robert IL. Morgan of Luzerne,
brother of the bridegroom, was
best. man. Ushers were Daniel A.
Lewis, Kingston, cousin of the bride,
and James T. Morgan, Shaver-
town, bridegroom’s cousin.
Mother of the. bride chose a beige
sheath dress, lace over toast taffeta
with matching accessories and cor-
sage of baby orchids. Bridegroom’s
mother chose dusty rose eyelet
silk sheath dress, matching acces-
sories and corsage of baby cymbid-
Mrs. John Courtright, grand-
mother .of the. bride, wore a blue
silk figured dress with matching ac-
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Susan. Elizabeth Lehman | Bridge Marathon Has
Weds]. B. Northrup, Jr. | Final Luncheon Date
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Lehman, ee A ani A Spe
3rd, of 239 Butler Street, Kingston, | held their final
have announced the marriage of | and dinner meeting at the Country
their daughter, Susan Elizabeth, to | Club on Friday, May 12.Winngrs
John Bowden Northrup, Jr. son of | were Mesdames Carl Homtz first)
'M Joh DeWitt
Mr. and Mrs, John Bowden Northrup | | Mae, on Down Bug and
of Huntsville Road, Dallas, :
| Mrs, John Plummer, fourti. P.
Mrs. Northrup was graduated |offs with other auxiliaries a
from Kingston High School. She | | Valley will be held on June 7.
received her bachelor of arts degree | The - Shavertown Marathon ott
from Susquehanna University and | comprised of twenty four
is presently employed as a casework- | ho paid $5.00 each for.. eight
er for Pennsylvania Office for the | games. After prizes and po.
Blind. { were taken care of, it netted $100
Mr. Northrup attended Wyoming | for the hospital.
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East Hampton, Mass. He served | have been signed up for next year.
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