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Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Thompson,
Shrine Acres;
Wrighter Benscoter, Roaring Brook,
are spending ten days in Canada on
a fishing trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Adametz,
Jackson Street, Dallas had as
guests Mr. and Mxs. Ray Casterline,
Campton (Georgia. The Casterlines
were called here. to attend the
funeral of Mr. Casterline’s brother,
Jack Casterline, Mountain Top.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rogers,
Plainfield, New Jersey, were recent
guests of the Clifford Ides, Parrish
Str eet, Dallas.
Mr. and. Mrs. Elwood McCarty,
Wellington Avenue, Dallas, enjoyed |
and Mr. and Mrs. |
THE, DALLAS POT, THURSDAY, JULY 6, 1961
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SECTION A —PAGE 5
ews And a Of Personal Interest
Dallas, spent last week in Podhugds
vania ‘State University where Don
attended a meeting: of the University
Council,
Mrs. Leighton R. Scott, Easton,
spent the early part of the week
with her mother, Mrs. H. H. Zeiser,
Huntsville Road, Dallas. Her son,
Leighton 3rd left by jet Sunday to
spend two months in Europs. Mrs.
Clarence Boston -and daughter and
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Dana Swan.
and Susan will be here for the Lib-
rary Auction.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Heslop,
Shavertown, have as holiday guests
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar T. Bell, with
sons Bobbie and Jimmie, from Eas-
ton, and Mrs. Margaret B. Dietrick of
Kingston.
Senator A. J. Sordoni, after a
the company of their granddaugh- | serious illness, is around again.
ter,
Plymouth, who, spent a week with
them. Her paremts, Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene McCarty were attending
the Shrine convention in Miami,
Florida,
© Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Ludt,
Shavertown, have as Fourth of:
July, Horse Show and Library Auc-
tion guests their daughter and son-
in-law, Mr, and Mrs. James C. Bar-
ber and sons, Jim and Mike of
Broomall, Pa.
Candy Poad, old
seven - year
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Poad of Palmyra, formerly of
Shavertown, recently spent a few
weeks: with Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon
Evaas.
Dr. David Kunkle of Dallds
entered the naval hospital = in
Bethesda, Md. July 6 for surgery.
Mrs. Joseph T. Battisson, Sweet
Valley, is back at Valley Forge
Army Hospital in Phoenixville, in
Ward 2-C.
Mr. and Mrs. John Paul, Harveys
Lake R. D. 1 have announced the
birth of a baby girl at Nesbitt Hosp-
ital on June 28.
Mrs. Helen Hoover, former of Ter-
race Street, Wilkes-Barre, has rented
‘155 Pinecrest Avenue, Dallas. Mr.
Hoover is dead, Mrs. Hoover is empl-
oyed by Darnellen Advertising Comp-
any, working on yellow pages of the
telephone book
Mr. and Mrs, W. J. Maguire and
family have moved frem North
|. Washington Street, Wilkes-Barre, to
4
He
Qak Drive, Oak Hill. Mr. Maguire
is. assistant zone manager of Amer-
ican Stores.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Parkhurst and
family. have moved from Charles
Avenue, Kingston to a home they
have purchased
Trucksville. Mr. Parkhurst is assoc-
iated with Parkhurst Insurance Com-
pany: :
Attorney and Mrs. Charles D. Lem-
mond and children have purchased
and moved into the house occupied
by the Homer Moyers of Lehman
Avenue, Dallas.
Jean Reed, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Reed, Camp Hill, for-
mer Midland Avenue, Dallas resid-
ents, is spending the week with
Donna Smith. She will stay for the
Library Auction.
little Jane Emily McCarty, |
on Deran Drive.
Mrs. Eugene E. Farley, summer
resident of Beaumont, is expected
back shortly, after a three-week
vacation in England, where = she
toured the country with Mrs. John
Howell Williams.
Mrs. T. M.. B. Hicks, Pioneer Ave-
nue, ‘has two “of her twenty-one
grandchildren - staying with "her.
Susan and Bill Harding arrived by
bus ‘in the midst of a cloudburst
Sunday night. The rest of the Martt
Harding ‘family from Herndon, Vir-
ginia, will be here on Saturday for
the Library Auction.
Richard Frantz; son of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Frantz, Chase, has had
as his house guest his room-mate
from the Hotchkiss School, Peter
Werner, from New York City. Peter
cannot remain’ for the Library Auc-
tion. He is joining his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry ‘Werner, on a trip
to California, starting today.
Mr .and Mrs. Gilbert Ott, and Mn.
and Mrs. Robert Henning, all = of
Garden City, Long Island, will ar-
rive today for the Library Auction,
guests: of - Mr. ‘and Mrs. Charles
Frantz . ¢
Grace Ann Bachman ‘will have as
her guest during Auction weekend,
her roommate; Linda Watson, Ab-
ington, Penna. 4 ag
Mr. and Mrs. George Still are
guests of the Fred VanCampens in
Wyoming; having come recently from
their home in Stoneham, Mass. They
expect to make their home some-
where in the area. -
Mr. and Mrs. Lee B. Updyke of
S. Pioneer Ave. Trucksville have re-
turned home after spending two
weeks in Maryland visiting their
two daughters, Mrs. * Dorothy W.
Banta and daughter Dianne, of Blad-
ensburg,” Md. ~ and Mr. and Mrs.
Robert A, Brenkworth, and daugh-
ters, Barbara Lynn and Lisa K. of
Silver Springs, Md 5
Mr. and Mrs. Lee B Updyke at-
tended the graduation exercises of
their granddaughter Miss Dianne
Banta from Bladenburg High School,
Md.
Miss Banta will enter Siberly
Hospital, Md. in September for nur-
ses training .
Mr: and Mrs. Lee G. Morris and
son, Mike, Levittown, will spend
Auction weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Bachman, Demunds Road.
Mr, and Mrs. Donald Smith, West
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MRS. JAMES C. THOMAS, JR.
The Apostolic
John 23rd was bestowed recently on
the marriage of Margaret Mary Roll-
man, daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth Roll-
man, 2¢ Westminster St., Wilkes-
Barre; and the late Christian J. Roll- |
‘man -and James C. Thomas Jr., son
of Mr. and Mrs. James C. Thomas, 79
Norton Ave, Dallas.
Rev. George R. Demuth performed
the double ring ceremony and celeb-
rated the Nuptial High Mass in St.
Nicholas Church. The bride placed
a presentation bouquet on the altar
of the Blessed Virgin Mary.
Mrs. Mary Marzen was organist
and Mrs. William P. Thornton was
soloist,
M. Marlyn Simon was maid of
honor: Mrs. Robert J. Lewis, sister
of the bride, matron of honor. Brides-
maids were Carole Ann Thomas,
Tally. Mary Thomas, sisters of the
bridegroom, and Rose M. Testen.
John A. Thomas served as best
man. for his brother. Ushers were
John George, uncle of the bride-
groom; Frank G. Rollman, brother
of the bride; Lawrence Joseph, cous-
in of the bridegroom and Charles P.
Allabaugh.—~
Given in marriage by her brother,
Joseph C. Rollman, the bride was
attired in gown of light ivory silk
peau de soie designed with an open
portrait neckline finished with seed
pearls and crystal beads. The long |
sleeves pointed at the wrists featured
the same beading as the neckline.
The fitted bodice and wedding ring
waistline were finished with a tai-
| lored bow and streamers to the edge
of the bell skirt. Her elbow-shy veil |
of pure silk illusion was styled on a
crown embellished in brilliant pearls |
and crystals and fell in three tiers.
She carried a single long-stemmed
white Duchess rose.
Attendants were attired in short
gowns of leaf green silk organza |
over matching ‘taffeta slips, designed !
with open portrait necklines to com-
plement the bride’s gown, elbow-shy
sleeves and a tear-drop skirt fim- |
ished with miniature bows. They
wore matching bird-cage hats, topped
| with a cabbage rose of pure silk
organza, and short white kid gloves.
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Bride's mother selected a green
silk print sheath with matching coat
and patent leather accessories. Her
flowers were an arrangement of
stephanotis and white rosebuds.
The Mother of the bridegroom
chose a lilac print ensemble of pure
silk, matching hat and shoes. Her
flowers were an arrangement of
stephanotis and white rosebuds.
A reception immediately following
the ceremony was held at O’Con-
nell’s Kingston House, after which
the couple left on a wedding trip
to New York City. -
Mrs. Thomas was graduated from
{ Meyers High School and was em-
ployed as head book-keeper by the
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insur-
ance Co. of Wilkes-Barre.
Mr. Thomas was graduated from
was president -of Sigma Nu Frater:
- | nity. He is associated in business
with his father, James C. Thomas
:and Sons, Luzerne,
The couple resides at 39 Spring
St., Shavertown.
Richard Major and son, Jerry, Ind-
ianapolis, Indiana, are coming in to
visit his mother, Mrs. Howard Cap-
eroon. They will attend the Auction
for the first time.
1 Garbush and children, Mrs.
shaded leaf green, with garlands of |
Bordentown Military Institute and |
from Cormell University, where he |
Newly Weds, Honored
| Et Welcome Home Party
Mr. and Mrs, Jack Taylor, newly-
| weds from California, recently
| visited the former's parents, Mr.
| and Mrs. Floyd Taylor and children
| at Loyalville, Friends and meigh-
| bors held a welcome party for them
{on Sunday when they also cele-
brated the ‘bride’s birthday anni-
versary.
Among those present were Mr.
{and Mrs. Claude Minor and daugh-
ters, Mr. and Mys. Willard Minor
and children, Mr. .and Mrs. Stanley
Clau-
dine Daley, Mrs. Rose Taylor, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Taylor, Mr. Lewis
Costion, Baltimore M.D., Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph D-Agistino, Neotune
N. J., twin sons John and Joseph
and sons Michael and Tommy, Mr.
and Mrs. Don Kay son Frankie,
{ Newark N. J.
They also were able to attend
the bridegroom’s class reunion “held
during the week.
John Fieldings, Hosts
To Employees” Families
Contractor and Mrs. John Field-
ing held an outing for their employ-
ees and families at their home, Chase.
Attending were: Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Hunter and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Kittle and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Chester Rusilowski and family,
Mr. and Mrs .Bernard Laskowsky and
family, Mr. Willis Ide and family, Mr.
Hixey Marcey, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
C. Rogers. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
| Perrego, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Per-
rego, Foster Bulford, Jo Ann Zay-
atz, Rev. Earl Cowden and the hosts
and their family. Games were played
along with the usual queits, etc.
Wyda Brothers Have
Family Birthday Party
Wyda, Wapwallopen, and George
Wyda, Dallas. celebrated: birthdays at
the George Wyda home. Present were
sister and brother in law, Mr. and
Mrs. Jacob Wasko and daughter,
Detroit, Mr. and Mrs. John Demko,
Courtdale, Mrs. Pauline Malchek and
family, Pringle, Mr. and Mrs. Adam
{ J. Sobeck, Edwardsville, Mr. and
Mrs. Chester Piaquidia, John Kub-
| isto and son, Junior, Bethlehem, Mr.
and Mrs. John Wyda, Lehman, Ed-
ward Wyda, Belleville, N. J.
Bennie Baby Shower
| Mrs. Richard Bennie was guest of
| honor at a surprise baby shower,
| given for her Wednesday, June 28,
by Mrs. Charles Calkins, Harris Hill
Road, Trucksville.:
Present were Mesdames Peter
‘Duda, Kenneth Hunter, Eugene La-
velle, Donald Bunney, William Wallo,
| Harold Lamereaux, Gloria Grant,
McEnrure, Linda ‘Wheller, Peggy
Falone, Betsy Mulhern, Agnes Myers,
Ester Farrar and Mrs. - Bennie's
mother, Mrs. Hoffman.
* On June 23, two* brothers, Job |
Betrothed
MARY ALICE PRYNN
Mary Alice Prynn’s betrothal
and forthcoming marriage to Stan. |
ley Jack = Grauer, son of Mr. and |
Mrs. Harold Grauer, ‘6 Independ- |
ence Ave., is announced by her
parents, Mr. and Mrs: Glendon IL. |
Prynn, 2106 E. Washington St. Jo- |
liet, IIL, formerly of Bunker Hill
Mary Alice is grand daughter of |
Mrs. Daisy, Prynn, Carverton.
The ceremony will take place at |
The marriage of Magdalene Bil-
low, daughter of Mrs. John Billow
and the late John Billow, Chase
Manor, and John Froncziciewicz, son
of Mr. and Mrs. John Frenczkieyicz
Sr., Luzerne, will be solemnized at
St. Ann’s Church, Luzerne, Satur-
day morning, July 8 at 10 o'clock.
Rev. Victor Siminokis will officiate.
Women of Kiwanis met at the
Country Club last Wednesday and
discussed plans for a covered dish
picnic to be held next month at the
| home of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
| Tag, with hostesses; Mrs. Harry Lef-
{ Ko, Mrs. George Thomas and Mrs.
| Tag. After the business meeting,
| Srembers played cards.
Guest and prospective new mem-
F
|
Magdalene Billow Wil Marry
John Fronczkiewicz Saturday
Luzerne High School and Mansfield
State Teachers’ College. She is pres-
ently teaching at Towanda. Mr.
Fronczkiewicz served with the U.S.
Army in Alaska. He is a member
of the Junior Class at Kings (College.
Following the ceremony, a recep-
tion will be held at the Mansfield
Ball Room, East Northhampton and
| South Washington Streets Wilkes-
Miss. Billows is a graduate of | Barre.
Women of Kiwanis Make Plans
For Picnic Supper Next Month
ber was Mrs. Ira Smith. Others pres-
ént were Mesdames: Robert Ma-
turi, Harry Peiffer, Ernest Gay, Paul
Laux, Robert Dolbear, Kenneth
Rice, George McCutcheon, Merrill
Faegenburg, Victor Piccone, John
Hayt, John Blase, Stephen Sedler
Jr., William Wright, Mitchell Jenk-
ins, Theodore Ruff, Clora Troxell,
John Henninger, and Edwin Thomp-
son.
‘Samuel Dawkins Are
Wed Thirty Eight Years
7:30 o'clock the evening of August |
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church. A reception will follow in
the church parlors. All relatives
and. friends are invited to attend
both.
MISS PRYNN attended = Joliet
Junior College following her grad-
uation from Joliet Township High
School. She received her B.S. de-
|gree in education from Northern
Illinois University, and is now
teaching at Reed School in Lock-
port. A graduate of JTHS, Mr.
Grauer is now employed by the
State of Illinois, Engineering De-
partment. In September, he will
resume. his studies at JJC.
Trem Women Golfers
To Enter Tournaments
Irem Women Golfers competed for
the Betty Havey Prize on Friday
June 30th when the prize ‘was
awarded for Low Net Score to Mrs.
John R. Vivian.
Mrs. Charles Phillips won the Put-
ting Prize today. There was a short
business meeting at which announce-
ments were made of Toumaments
taking place at future dates at Read-
ing C. C. and others. Next week
there is to be a tournament at
Hazleton at the Valley C.C. A num-
ber of the women of Irem are enter-
!ing that tournament, Those women
Lillian Michael, M. McDade, Marty
not traveling to Hazleton will play
at Irem in Unknown Partners. Each
player will be given the score of
another golfer, as her partner, after
coming in off the course.
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ding anniversary. Club members
presented a gift to Mrs. Dawkins.
wards, Mr. and Mrs. John Piers, Mr. |
and Mrs.
Mrs. Howard Mattern, Mr. and Mrs. |
neth Hart, Mr. and Mrs.
Shaver, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Morgan, |
Mr. and Mrs Ralph Brown, and Mr. |
and Mrs. Stanley Snyder.
Barrall Family Dinner
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Herbert M. Barrall Denver, Col.
Dr. John H. Barrall, and son,
Michael, Morris,
Anna M. Barrall, Mrs. William |
Lawry, Mary Lou Lawry, and Wil-
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Shavertown; Mrs.
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| Mr,
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Charles Wandel, Mr. and Mrs. Ken- | Chester
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Mr. and Mrs. Larry
| Newhart and David, Mr. and Mrs.
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| Newhart, Jr., Mike, Ricky and
| Jimmy, Larry Newhart, Jr., and
Donnie, George and Penny Metz,
Ralph Clemens and friend, Nancy,
Tom and his parents.
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