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Mrs. Harold Lameroux |= a suprise bisthdsy party Fri-
Surpris ed On Birth day | day afternoon. Present were Mrs. D
| Bob Prichard, Mrs. Charles Spen- |
Mrs. Harold - Lameroux, Mill | cer, Mrs. Charles Calkins and Mrs. |
Street, Dallas, was guest of honor Eugene Lavelle.
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Atmosphere |
Dorothy Simon To Naty
ee Phillips On July 1
|B. D. 3, Dallas, announce the en-
| gagement of their daughter, Dor- | | Kingston.
| son of Mr. and Mrs. George Phillips | ployed in general contract work.
| of Avondale Hill, Plymouth. A July first wedding is
Miss Simon attended Westmore- | | planned.
Beverly Anne Noon, pride Elect
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m= | engagement party Sunday honoring
| their daughter, Beverly Anne, who | Barre; Wilehema Blank, Prucksville;
will marry Thomas McGlynn, son | | Mrs. James Brodie, Hunlock Creek;
of Mr. and Mrs. John McGlynn, |Mr. and Mrs. William Hartman,
| Wilkes-Barre, in Gate of Heaven | Marion Noon and Joseph Noon of
| Church August 10, 10 a. m. Miss | Fernbrook; Mr. and Mrs. Robert
| Noon was graduated from West Rice, guest of honor, her fiancee,
Side Catholic High School on | (and the host and hostess.
| June 9. Aa
| Present were Mr. and Mrs. John | Jil Marie Jacobs
MecGlyn, Wilkes-Barre; Mr. and Mrs.
Mr .and Mrs. Joseph Jacobs, Jr.,
Thomas Noon, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. |
| Henry Frydelwicz, Mr. and Mrs. | Chestertown, Maryland, amnounce
Charles VanBuskirk, Mr. and Mrs. | the birth of a daughter, Jill Marie,
| Edwin Lumley, Mrs: Jennie Noon, | at Kent and Queen County Hospital,
Mr and Mrs. Joseph Noon, Kings- | | Maryland, on June 7, 1961.
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sesesereitesesses Mr. and Mrs. Willard New- | Mrs. Clifford Ruggles, formerly of
| berry, Marie Lamoreaux, Dallas; Dallas.
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| Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Simon, |land Schools and is currently em- 5
| ployed at General Cigar Company,
| Mr. Phillips attended Harter High
| othy ‘Cookie’ to Thomas Phillips, School, West Nanticoke. - He is em-
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N4 ELICIOU Is Honored At Garden Party
Phes\ zracious well ap. 7 A PAN | Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Noon, Sha-| Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wilk, East
. ’ 5 ed | Paterson, N. J; Mr. and Mrs.
pointed surroundings in DISHES Big 3 root, Porratk ena | Peter Russinko, Paterson, N. J.; Mr.
which -you find ‘yourself |and Mrs. Robert Gettuse, Wilkes-
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THF DALEAS POST, THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 1961
‘Married
Jane Kay Newell, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Newell, Noxen,
recently became the bride of Har-
ry Edward Freeman, son of Edward
Freeman and the late Mildred Free-
man of Dallas R. D.
Rev. John Gordon performed the
double ring ceremony in the Gos-
pel Tabernacle at Noxen, Eloise
Montross, Noxen, played the wed-
ding music and Ann Whitesell,
Sweet Valley, was soloist.
Matron of honor was twin sister
of the bride, Jean Fay, and brides-
maids, Eileen Crispell, Wilma Jean
Lyons and Kathryn Hackling, all of
Noxen. Best man was Jack Winters,
Dallas, and ushers, Alvin Cook
Walter Weiss and Edward Miner.
Joey Newell was his sister's ring
bearer.
The bride, given‘in marriage by
her father, wore ballerina length
gown of white chantilly lace over
taffeta styled with boat neckline,
wrist, and full bouffant skirt en-
broidered with sequins and pearls.
Joseph Ellsworths Are
Wed Twenty-Five Years
Mr. and Mrs.
worth, Lehman, will celebrate their
twenty-fifth wedding anniversary
on Sunday June 18, with open
house beginning at 2:30 o'clock.
The couple was married on June
17, 1936, .by Rev. Lynn H. Brown |
in Lehman Methodist Church.
Mrs. Ellsworth is the former
Celia Whitesell, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Oliver Whitesell of Leh- |
man. Mr. Ellsworth is the son of |
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis D. Ellsworth of |
Meshoppen.
Both Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth are
active in community affairs and
members of the Lehman Methodist
Church. Mrs. Ellsworth is a Sunday
School teacher there and a mem-
ber of the Friendship Class and
W.S.C.S. society. She is also a
member of the Ladies auxiliary of
the Fire Company and Band Par-
Recently
MR. AND MRS. HARRY E. FREEMAN
Her fingertip veil of French illu-
sion fell from a tear drop erown of
sequins and pearls and earried a
bouquet of white - carnations ' and
sweet peas.
Matron of honor chose ballerina
length gown of aqua silk organza, |
made with boat neckline, short cap
sleeves and full skirt. She wore a
matching tight fitting hat and car-
Maids - of
ried aqua carnations.
honor all selected lilac
gowns of ballerina length, matching |
hats, and lilac carnations.
flower girl wore dress’ made like
that of the bridesmaids in
and carried a basket of rose and
, | carnation petals.
Mrs. Newell, mother of the bride,
wore street length dress of biege
silk over taffeta, matching
sories and shoulder
white carnations.
Following the ceremony, a
tion for a hundred fifty-five
was held at the Idetown Fire Hall
Joseph A. Ells- |
and the couple left for
Falls.
‘Ronald ‘Moss Guest
On Fourteenth Birthday
Mr.and Mrs. Roy Moss, Lake Ca-
talpa Road, East Dallas, entertained
at a birthy party on Saturday even-
ing in honor of their son, Ronald,
who was fifteen years old. The. at-
tractive cake in blue and
made an appropriate centerpiece.
The Impales, a local orchestra 'of
which Ronnie is a member,
nished the entertainment.
Enjoying the party were: Ronnie
| Sinecrope,
| Moyer,
Jack Mekychis,
Norton, Charles McGuen,
Kenney, Dale Mosier, Wes Cave, the
guest of honor and the host and |.
hostess.
bouquet
Niagara :
Tom Peirce, Flick Booker,
Ann. Mulhern, Cheryl Owens,
DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
Coen, California Girl Will
| coran, Calif., have announced the Corcoran. A
{ engagement of their daughter, Su- | the service.
'san Dell, to John Donavon Taylor, |
: former Loyalville resident. The High School and served for
| day, June 17, in Our Lady of Lour- employed in California.
John is a graduate of Lehman
some
| ceremony will be performed Satur- time with the U. S. Navy. He is
Marry John Taylor On Saturday fg
Mr. and Mrs. Glen L. Rocke, Cot- | des Church, 1404 Hanna Avenue,
reception will follow we
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ents’ Association of the Lake-Leh- |
man School. Mr. Ellsworth is in- |
dustrial arts teacher in Lehman |
school. He is Treasurer of the Leh- |
man Fire Company and a member
of the Odd Fellows and Masonic
lodges. He taught school in Wyo-
ming and Susquehanna Counties |
for a mumber of years and after |
they were married they lived in
Meshoppen six years before moving
to Lehman.
They have three children, Louise,
a senior at Pennsylvania State Uni-
versity, and two sons Kenneth and
Howard, students in Lake-Lehman
High School.
Jerome Fabian, Guest
At Graduation Party
Mr, and Mrs. Frank Fabian, Chase
Manor, entertained at a graduation
party for their son, Jerome, who
graduated from Plymouth High
Present were Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Ridzon, Kingston; Helen
Ridzon, Plymouth; Mr. and Mrs.
Stephen Ridzon and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Bernard Ragukas, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Ivan, Wilkes-Barre; Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Marocko, Samuel
Ruggere, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen
Ivan and classmates of Jerome.
Games were played, refreshments
served and a buffet style lunch
served. Mrs. Fabian’s birthday
"| was also observed.
Wowen Of Rotary Plan
Covered Dish Supper
Amnual covered dish supper will
be staged this evening at 6:30 by
Women of Rotary at the home of
Mrs. Lemuel Troster, 223 East Cen-
ter Hill Road. Assisting Mrs. Troster
as co-hostess will be Mrs. Jack
Stanley. Others on the committee
are Mrs, Don Peterson, Mrs. Carl
Henderson, Mrs. Marguerite Ed-
wards, and Mrs. Jack Manley.
Members are reminded to bring
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