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ome on Huntsville Road.
Thelma Lamoreaux, 42nd Street,
Idetown, has returned home after
being a patient at Nesbitt Hospital.
Paul Mulcey, Overbrook Road,
left last night by jet plane for Heid-
elburg - Germany, on a business
and Bonnie Jean,
Trucksville, recently
Mrs. Della Case
3 Street,
entertained Mr. and Mrs. Douglas
..W. Riddell, Norwalk, Conn.
"Bowden = Northrup, Huntsville
*" "Road, and Dr. Russell Stevens S.
: RE anklin Street, Wilkes-Barre, have
“returned after a ten day fishing trip
“to Canada. = They caught four fish.
Mr. nd Mrs. Charles Snyder and
-son Jimmy, Claude Street, Dallas,
oi spent the weekend visiting relatives
in: Highbridge, N. J. They also
toured many other points of inter
est in the state.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Traver, Ide-
town, had as dinner guests on Sun-
day, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Zulticiez
of Huntington Mills.
Mrs. Albert Reining; wife of Dallas
Free Methodist -minister, was ad-
mitted to Nesbitt Memorial Hospital
for surgery. She is getting along
nicely. J
_. Ann Davies, ten year old daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Davies,
Lehman Road, is making good prog-
ress at Nesbitt Hospital after an
emergency appendectomy late Wed-
nesday night.
{Miss Miriam Lathrop was honored
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#at, a dinner given for retiring mem-
bers of Rutgers University Library
during a recent weekend $pént at
Rutgers with former associates. Miss
_ Lathrop was asked to sit at the head
table, and the master of ceremonies
s¥nade a point of sketching her prog-
w ress from the time she left Rutgers,
to her present retirement at the
end of her library days in the Back
Mountain’ Memorial Library.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Ide, Parrish
Street, had as Memorial Day week-
end guests Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rog-
ers, of Plainfield, N. J. ;
.,».. Stephen Hellersperk, Jr., member
“of the Junior Class at Bucknell
University, spent the weekend with
_ his parents at West Dallas.
. Faith Edwards, teacher of Darby,
». spent the weekend with her grand-
Jmnother, Mrs. Charles Edwards. Mrs.
Edwards recently submitted to
qsurgery at the Williamsport Hospi-
tal, She is home and getting along
nicely.
“Mr. and Mrs. John Fluck, Jr,
«Wilkes-Barre, entertained over the
weekend Edward Posternak of
Mayton and Judy Marino, Bristol,
Mr. Fluck is a former Harveys
Lake resident. : 3
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Mover. Split:
Rail Lane, Dallas, spent several days
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Mrs. Betty Tiffany and Mr. and
L. Stanley Jones, Orange,
the Bach Festival at
‘ "‘Béthlehem on Friday and Saturday.
Kenny Stolarick Has
~ Sixth Birthday Party
Kenny Stolarick celebrated his
sixth birthday with a party at his
heme on Memorial Day. A large
Pecorated birthday cake was the
centerpiece for the birthday table.
Those enjoying were his grandpar-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stolorick,
Lehman; maternal grandmother,
Mrs. Lillian Shellhamer, Mrs. Jane
Sowers, Mrs. Margaret Volgaris,
Cathy Stolarick, his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Edwin Stolarick, and the guest
of honor. X
Service Woman's Club
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¥Has Closing Meeting
Final meeting of the year of Har-
hii Lake ‘Woman's Service ~Club
as held at Lake-Noxen School last
night. Emily Goldsmith, librarian of
Dallas Township School, was guest
speaker. :
Hostess At Pinochle
Mrs. Lester Fink, Cease Drive,
Shavertown, entertained members
of her pinochle club recently. Pres-
ent were Mrs. Clint Cobleigh, Mrs.
Bob Prichard, Mrs. Jack Jones, Mrs.
Harold Lameroux, Mrs. Eugene La-
velle, Ann Spencer, Frances Hilde-
brant and the hostess.
Prizes were won by Mrs. Cobleigh
end Mrs. Pritchord.
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THE DALLAS POST, FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 1961
PR Sa K
SECTION A — PAGE 5
Barbara Ann Cooney To Marry
Mr.
Pikes
and Mrs. John. P. Cooney,
Creek, announce the ap-
Larry Farr Saturday Morning
Dallas,
Following the ceremony, a lunch-
proaching marriage of their daugh-| eon will be held at the home of the
ter, Barbara Ann to Larry W. Farr,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Farr,
Kunkle Road, Dallas.
Kane will perform the double ring
ceremony in Gate Of Heaven
Church, Saturday, June 3 at 10 a.m.
Attendants will be Phyllis Evan-
chyk, of Ashley, class mate of the
bride elect at General Hospital
School of Nursing, and Ted Hons of
bride.
Miss Cooney is
Rev. Francis | Wyoming Seminary. She is a mem- |
ber of the Senior Class at General
Hospital. School of Nursing. Mr
Farr was graduated from West-
moreland High School. He is sta-
tioned at the Pope Air Force Base
in North Carolina.
No invitations have been issued.
Miss Janice Ann Bertram Wed
To 2JLt. William Joseph Lopasky
Mr. and Mrs. Harold T. Bertram,
Chase Road, Trucksville, have an-
nounced the marriage . of ‘their
daughter, Janice Ann, to William
Joseph Lopasky of Lehman. The
ceremony was’ performed on April
4, 1961, in St. Aloysius Church by
Reverend John O'Haire. ‘
‘Mrs. Lopasky is an alumna: of
Lehman High School, attended Wyo=
ming Seminary, and is a Senior at
College Misericordia.
Mr. Lopasky is an alumnus of
Lehman High School and West Vir-
ginia University. At present he is
stationed at Fort Dix, New Jersey.
In July he will rejoin the San Fraa-
cisco Forty Niners in professional
football.
Mr. and Mrs. Lopasky are now
residing ‘in Browns Mills, N. J.
a graduate of |
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Betrothed
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Karen * Samuels was installed -as
Worthy Advisor of Rainbow Assem-
bly 144 at a public installation last
Thursday. Mrs. Evelyn Hopkins in-
stalled at Dallas Methodist Church.
Sharon Samuels, twin sister of
Karen, retiring Worthy Advisor,
installed other new officers, also
members of the choir. A nosegay of
pink carnations and white roses was
presented to Karem by her cousin,
~ Linda Davies, a past worthy advisor
jewel to Sharon by her mother,
Karen Samuels Is Installed
As Rainbow Worthy Advisor
gift of the assembly.
Pink and white corsages were
presented to installing officers and
incoming officers: Carel Dymond,
Nancy Sicher, Susan Dodd, Marj-
orie Krimmel, Susan Lawry, Marian
Jolly, Barbara Tag, Carol Anderson,
Sally Moyer; Glenda Williams, Gail
Rumbaugh, Judy Williams, Susan
Cheney, Barbara Hopkins, Jo Carol
Birnstock, Marlene Milne, Mary Ann
Johnson, Marilyn Jackson, Gail Kel-
ley, Ellen Harris and Linda Tag.
Priscilla Wandell,
Honored At Shower
A variety shower was given Wed-
nesday evening by Priscilla Wandell
in honor of Beverly Crispell Noxen,
bride-elect. Present were Mesdames
Daniel Smith, Russell Newell, Walter
Wandell, Bert Montross, Shirley
Ayres, Samuel Arendt; Willard Cris-
pell, Wm. Casterline, Bruce Crispell,
Russell Traver, Lee Mintzer, Jerry
Tallent, Ira Beahm; Patricia Newell,
the guest of honor ond the hostess.
Doll-Dress Material
Needed For Ruction
Mrs. Arthur Newman, in charge of
dressing dolls for the Library Auc-
tion, asks that people who have
materials for doll-dressing, nylon
stockings for stuffing dolls,” plastic
bags and gift boxes, also dolls or
money for buying dolls, get their
contributions to her as speedily as
possible.
Mrs. Newman would like help in
finishing doll clothing and packing.
Also she hopes to find two women
who will serve as co-chairmen.
Charles James Thomas
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Thomas,
Jr., Parma, Ohio, have announced
the birth of an eight pound boy,
Charles James, May 28. They have
another son, David, aged four.
Mrs. Thomas is the former Mar-
ilyn Shaver, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Milford Shaver of Dallas. Mr.
Thomas is a former Shavertown
man. He is with the Univac Divis-
ion of Sperry Rand. Mrs. Shaver
will leave this weekend to spend
some time with the Thomases.
Joy Ann Case
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Case, Canis-
teo, N. Y., announce the birth of
a daughter, Joy Ann, May 1, in Hor-
nell Hospital. The couple had two
sons, Gary and Thomas. Mrs. Case
is the former Ruth Johnson, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Claude John-
son. Mr. Case is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Case.
Entertains Board
Mrs. Wilfred Ide, president, was
hostess to members of the Harveys
Lake Service Club Board recently.
Present were Mesdames Harvey
Kitchen, Rowland Ritts, Albert Arm-
itage, Howard Jones, Lee Bicking,
Malcolm Nelson; Treva Traver ond
the hostess.
Will Graduate From
Vassar Next Monday
Elizabeth Prescott Ruggles, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Rug-
gles, Jr. Haddonfield Farm, Dallas,
is a candidate to receive the A.B.
degree from Vassar College at its
97th Commencement on June 5.
Vassar this year is celebrating the
centennial of its founding in 1861.
+ A graduate of the Madeira School
in Greenway, Virginia, Miss Rug-
gles has concentrated her studies in
Sociology. During her first two
{years at Vassar she was a member
"| of the Child Study Club.
Graduate From College
With B. S. Degree
Phyllis Helen. Crocker, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Crocker, Spring |
Garden, Trucksville, graduated with |
a B.S. Degree in Elementary Edu-
cation, and John Peter Zorzi, Har- |
MARGARET LOUISE TURNER
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Turner, Evans | to secrure a position with an airline.
ment of their daughter, Margaret | High School and the Non-Morse
Louise, to A/2C Paul W. Laning, | Intercept Operators’ School of the
Jr.,, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul W.|Air Force, San Angelo, Texas. He
Leaning, Sr., of Ferndale, N. Y.
Miss Turner is a graduate of |
Tunkhannock High School and Hart-
ford Airline School, Hartford, Conn.
She is going to St. Petersburg, Fla,
will’ be stationed
fifteen months.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
in Pakistan for
Nightlong Party
Mrs. William King was hostess |
Monday night to committee of
Westmorelnad High School Senior
parents when final plans were made
for the graduation party in honor
of the class and their guests to be
held at High Point Inn, Mt.Pocono,
Monday, June 12, from the hour of
arrival until 7 a. m., Tuesday morn-
ing.
A committee of parents will act |
as hosts and hostesses and be on
the premises the entire time of the
party. The fund raising projects to
| finance the party included a Sports
Night event held at Westmoreland
High School, a card party at West- |
moreland High School, and the sale’
veys Lake R. D. 1, with a B. S. De- |
gree in Secondary Education at ex- |
ercises held at Bloomsburg State
College on Sunday.
Entertains At Lunch
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Mrs. Floyd Gunster entertained at
a luncheon at her home on Harris
Hill Road last week. Guests were:
Mesdames Clyde Jones, Marvin
Brown, (Charles Tucker, Arthur
Smith, Cyrus Stuart, Albert Worth-
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Falls, have announced the engage-| Mr. Laning is a graduate of Liberty |,
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Mrs. Ziba Smith surveyed the|of the wedding cake (one of the
towering wedding cake iced With layers had developed a hump and
white, and virginal in its SPUR | 12d needed to be leveled off) Mrs.
sugar decorations. !
“It took three days, three dozen | Smith explained that wedding cake
eggs, and loads of cake flour and baking had stolen up on her un-
sugar,” she announced. | awares, result of having baked a
“Do you use a mix?” | wedding cake for her son, Ziba, Jr.,
“Heavens, no. This is a real cake, | nine years ago. Bridesmaids had
made from an old fashioned silver | remembered the beautiful decora-
cake recipe, flavored faintly with | tions and had asked her to bake
almond. And I mold the cupids| cakes for them, when casting about
and wedding bells, and make royal | for wedding" cakes of their own.
icing for the outside. That's the| This 250 piece job was to be the
| fourth coat of icing, on top of the | centerpiece for the Edward. Sholtis
sealing and priming coats.” {and Mary Ann Skochen reception
Mrs. Smith exhibited her equip-|in Pittston on Saturday. Half of
ment. it was on a commercial basis, half a
_ “You use four square cakes for | wedding present for a Jackson
the bottom layer. Here are the pans. | Township boy who now works in
Then you begin mounting round | New Jersey.
layers in graduated sizes. There are| “It runs in the family,” conclud-
the circular pans. And you end up |ed Mrs. Smith. “My grandmother
with sort of a tower. And the bride | made wedding cakes in Tunkhan-
and groom figures go on top. Zibe ' pack.”
‘Mrs. Donald Davis Is
Hostess To Boards
New and retiring board members
tof the Junior League met at the
| home of Mrs. Donald Davis, Center
[Hill Road, for luncheon’ yesterday
{and outlined plans for the coming
| year.
| Outgoing members present were
| Mesdames Joseph Sgarlat, president;
| George Nicholson, vice president;
| Homer Graham, Jr., George Gwil-
|liam, Hale Coughlin, Donald Davis,
{ Richard Rudolph, H. Allen Larsen,
| Donn Innes, Charles Frantz, Edward
| Shafer,. John Vivian, Robert Kerr,
{ John Robinson, J. B. Marshall, Jr.
| New board: Mesdames Curtis
| Montz, president; George Nicholson,
| vice ~ president; - Homer Graham,
| George Gwilliam, Frank Hughes,
| Joseph Sgarlat, Edward Shafer, Rob=
| ert Edgerton, Lee McCarthy, John
| Robinson, Richard Demmy, J. B.
{ Marshall, Jr., Paul Rodda, Richard
{ Rudolph and Elizabeth Hill.
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USE THE POST CLASSIFIED
makes the plywood foundation. See
the four little half spools he uses to
hold up the platform?”
“How many people will this cake
serve?”
“This is a 250 customer cake,
enough for each guest to have a!
little piece to sleep on.”
Over a cup of coffee and a sample |
Phyllis Pope, Guest
At Birthday Barbecue
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Pope, Roushey
Street, = entertained = their = niece |
Phyllis at an out door barbecue on
her eighteenth birthday.
Guests were Mr. and Mrs. George
Trudgen, Floyd Kim, Mr. and Mrs.
Phillip Pope, Fred Drake, Rick Carol,
the guest of honor, the host and
hostess.
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