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end her daughter, Mrs. E, L. Stan-
Purely
Personcl
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Slarinder
have returned to Bloomfield, 'N. J.
after spending last week wit Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Briggs.. They at-
tended the funeral of Mrs. Shirider’s
aunt, Mrs. Mary Sorber of Town
Line, y i
Mrs. Johnson Miers, Perrin. Ave-
nue, Shavertown, has returrsed to
her home after submitting to sur-
gery at Nesbitt Hospital. i
Betsy Mulcey, student at Pe pnsyl-
vania State Unversity, spenit the
weekend with her parents, My. and
Mrs. Paul Mulcey, Overbrook Road.
Mrs. W. J. Smith and Mis. H.
H. Zeiser, Huntsville Road, Dallas,
are spending the week in Atlantic
City. | ow
Mr. and Mrs. James Davenport
and family, formerly of Lefhman,
have taken an apartment at 202"
Memorial Highway, Trucksville. Mr.
Davenport is employed at ({)'Con-
nell’s Kingston House, Mrs, I[paven-
port at Fanny's Diner in Luzerne.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Welflhofer
Haddonfield Hills will move 4» the
Pittsburgh area the end of thet week
where Mr. Wellhofer has | been
transferred. i
Bradley West, 249 Ferguson. Ave-
nue, Shavertown, is a patient at
the Nesbitt Hospital. !
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Chrigt and
daughter, Debbie, Melbourne, Fla.,
have returned after spending their
vacation with the latter's rgother,
Mrs Mary LaBar and othert Back
Mountain relatives. f
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Karl Ihave as
weekend guests Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Womer and Mrs. Walter Price of
‘Altoona. :
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Thompson,
former Dallas residents, sarrived
Tuesday from Occean Grove, where
they are spending the summer, and
are now guests at) the Irem Country
Club. The Thompsons spend tthe win-
ter in Florida. {
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hanadel,.-Harv-
eys Lake R.D., havg announced the
birth of a baby girl at Central Hos-
pital on September 17. .
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Boice, Nox-
en R.D., have announced the birth
of a baby boy at General Hospital
on September 22.
Mrs. (Stanley Davies, Parsonage
Street, had as guests over the week-
ley and family’ of Germantown. Mrs.
Stanley recently retutned after
spending four years in Tokyo. Her |
husband will join her the first of
the year. Mrs. Davies wisited the
Stanleys while they were in Japan.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Supulski and |
children Roy, Cindy, Bert and Jef-
frey, of Trucksville, and Mrs. Ber-
tha Wolfe of Wyoming, spent Sat-
urday at Mansfield State Teachers |
College, enjoying Parents Day. Ernie, |
a former Westmoreland basketball
star, is enrolled at Mansfield as a
Neighborh
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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1961
ood News And
DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
lotes Of Personal Interest |
Lois Macri Becomes
Bride Of R. B. Russell
Maple Grove Methodist Church,
Pike's Creek, was the setting Satur-
day, September 16 at 4 p.m. for the
double ring ceremony ‘at which
Lois E. Macri, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. A. C. Macri, Pikes Creek, be-
came the bride of Robert B. Russell,
son of Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Russell |
of Wilkes Barre.
The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. James Garrahan, Mrs.
Cletus Holcomb was organist.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, wore waltz length gown
of peau de soie and rose point lace
beaded with pearls and sequins. A
tight fitting hat of. pearls and se-
quins held her elbow length veil of
illusion and she carried a white
Bible marked with white orchid
and. lilies of the valley.
Ruthanne Macri R. N. was her
sister's’ maid of honor. She chose
street length dress of diablo red
satin and small matching hat with
nose veil. She carried a Colonial
bouquet of roses and baby’s breath.
James Hotchkiss, Philadelphia,
cousin of the bridegroom, acted -as
best ‘man and Glenwood ‘R. Schrei- |
ner Jr., Yeadon, Pa.; usher.
Following the ceremony, a dinner
and reception for about a hundred
fifty guests was held at the church
and the couple left for a trip to
Virginia. * ; :
The bride .is a graduate of Nes-
bitt Hospital School of Nursing,
class of September 1961. The bride- |
groom is a member of the United
States Academy Bahd stationed at |
West Point, N. Y. The couple will
reside at Highland Falls, N. Y.
Woman's Clubs Meeting
Scheduled For Saturday
Dallas Senior and Junior Woman's
Club and Harveys Lake Service
Club will be among Luzerne Coun-
ty Woman's Clubs sending presi-
dents and delegates to the fall
meeting of Luzerne County Federa-
tion of Woman's Clubs at the Irem
Temple Country Club on Wednes-
day, October 4. -
Playlets and choral groups will
entertain.
Reservations should be made be-
fore Saturday with Mrs. Harold |
Traher, Linden Street, West Pitts- |
ton or Mrs. Joseph Morris, Luzerne
Ave., West Pittston.
On The Move Again
CW.0. and Mrs. Paul Helfrich
and four children have been trans- |
ferred from Oregon to 503 Shade |
Street, Panama City, Fla. The Helf- |
richs who bided their time between
assignments visiting their families,
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Daily and the |
Helfrichs in the Back Mountain
Area, had their new baby, Steven’
freshman, studying mathematics and
science, with teaching as his goal. !
James Baptised at Prince of Peace
Church while they were here.
Jane Ann Wellhofer Marries
U.S. Coast Guard Ensign Nelson
At a very pretty wedding, Satur-
day, September 9, Jane Ann Well-
hofer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest S. Wellhofer, Haddonfield
Hills, Dallas, became the bride of
Ensign Jerold A Nelson, U.S. Coast
Guard, stationed in Honolulu, Ha-
wail. He is son of Mr. and Mrs. C.
Arthur Nelson of Minneapolis,
Minn.
Rev. Robert DeWitt Yost per-
formed the cerémony at 2 pm. in
Shavertown Methodist Church.
Margaret Robertson of Long Is-
land, N. Y., was maid of honor and
Jane [Lydman of Hudson, N. Y.,
former sorority sister of the bride,
‘bridesmaid.
C. Arthur Nelson was best man
for his son. Ushers were David and
Spencer Wellhofer, brothers of the
bride.
The bride, given in marriage by
‘her father, wore a Bianchi gown of
candlelight ivory bouquet taffeta
designed with a square neckline,
tucked bodice, -elbow-shy sleeves
and a wedding-ring waistline fin-
ished with reembroidered hand-run
Alencon lace. The full graceful skirt
featured monk pleats. Her three-
tiered, elbow-shy [French illusion
veil was attached to a crushed rose
‘of matching ivory bouquet taffeta
inset in a wedding-ring band em-
broidered with seed pearls and
iridescents The bride carried a
swing bouquet of white gardenias
and- ivy.
Attendants were attired alike in
gowns of violet peau de soie fashion-
ed with open portrait necklines, el-
bow-shy sleeves and fitted basque
waists attached to bell skirts with
matching petite bows throughout
the skirt. They wore French calots
of . matching violet peau de soie
with bow and veil of French illu-
sion and carried swing bouquets of
white and violet mums and ivy.
For her daughter's wedding, Mrs.
Wellhofer selected an original
gown of blue tone mist peau de soie
designed with a bodice of matching
hand-clipped reem-broidered Alen-
con lace, short sleeves and a sheath
skirt with redingote detail. She
wore a matching hat and her flow-
ers were sweetheart roses. The
bridegroom’s mother chose a beige
lace sheath dress with matching ac-
cessories and a corsage of sweet-
heart roses. The bride's grand-
mother, Mrs. Frederick C. Wellhof-
er of Belleville, N. J., wore an aqua
dress with matching hat and a cor-,
sage of white roses
Reception was held at the home of
the bride’s parents, after which the
couple left by plane for Minneapolis,
Minn., where the bridegroom’s par-
ents entertained at a reception for
the couple. For her going-away out-
fit, the bride chose a three-piece
bronze and black suit with a bronze
pillbox hat and black accessories.
Her corsage was of bronze mums.
After September 27 the couple will
reside in Honolulu, Hawaii.
The former Miss Wellhofer is an
alumna of Forty Fort High School
and Bucknell University, where she
was a member of Kappa Kappa
Gamma Sorority. She was a
stewardess for United Airlines.
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was the setting recently for the
wedding of Sandra Lee Morris,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David J.
Morris, Noxen, to Ronald Lee Swin-
gle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sig-
lin, Noxen.
Rev. Ruth Underwood, Duryea,
former Noxen pastor, performed
| the double ring ceremony at a
candlelight service before an altar
flanked with white gladioli and car-
nations. Mrs. Warren Montross
was organist and Sharon Montross,
soloist. -
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride wore floor length gown
of chantilly lace over taffeta and
tulle styled with fitted bodice,
jeweled Sabrina neckline and long
sleeves tapered at the wrist. The
bouffant skirt was enhanced- with
an over skirt of Chantilly lace
edged with sequins. Her four
tiered elbow length veil of imported
illusion fell from a crown of crys-
tals and pearls and she carried a
| bouquet of carnations centered with
white orchids.
Marion Jolley was maid of honor.
She selected cocktail dress of
shrimp colored organza fashioned
Married At Noxen.
MRS. RONALD SWINGLE
First Methodist Church of Noxen
and bell shaped skirt. She wore a
matching pillbox of satin with pro-
file veil and carried a swing bou-
quet of shrimp and white carna-
tions. \
Bridesmaids were Lucile Balmer
and Ann Louise Mark. They chose
ice blue cocktail dresses made like
that of the maid of honor, match-
ing pill box hats, and bouquets of
blue and white carnations. The
bride's mother wore blue lace dress,
matching accessories and shoulder
bouquet of orchids, and the bride-
groom's. mother beige lace dress,
matching accessories and orchids.
John Kovalich acted as best man
and Donald Thompson and David
Morris, brother of the bride, as
ushers. :
Following the ceremony, a recep-
tion was held at the Kunkle Com-
munity Hall and the couple left by
motor for West Virginia. They will
reside in Noxen.
The bride is a grad=ate of Lzke-
Noxen High School and Wyoming
Valley School of Nursing. The
bridegroom was also graduated
from Lake Noxen High School. He
is employed as foreman at Armour
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| Mrs. Emma Gensel will celebrate
| her eighty ninth birthday anniver-
| sary quietly with her daughter,
Katherine Gensel,
Trucksville on Saturday, September
30. Her health is fair.
Daughter of the late Philip and
Hettie Cragle of West Nanticoke,
| Mrs. Gensel is widow of the late
Peter Gensel, for many years em-
ployed by the D .and H. Railroad,
died in 1947.
There are five living children,
Mrs. George Boone, the former
Laura Gensel, Lime Ridge, Charles,
Lehman, Willard, Alderson, Esther
Cragle, Hunlock Creek, Katherine
at home; one sister, Mrs. Gene-
Mr. and Mrs. Maransky
Observe Anniversary
| Mr. and Mrs. Michael Maransky
observed their silver wedding anni-
versary on Sunday, September 17
at their home.
Rev. S. F. Banas pastor of Our
|-Lady of Mt. Carmel church, Lake
| Silkworth blessed and dedicated a
Grotto to the Blessed Mother with
| recitation of the Rosary in her
| honor.
. | Attending were Mr. and Mrs.
t | John Busha; Mr. and Mrs. Steve
| Busha and family; Mr. and Mrs. Pat
| Martino and family; Mr. and Mrs.
| Michael Horoshak and family; Mr.
| and Mrs. Bernard Rutkoski; Mr. and
| Mrs. George Mikula; Mr. and Mrs.
Peter Maransky and Tom and Peter
jr.; Mr. and Mrs. Steve Maransky;
Mr.
| Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fuschik and
| family; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
later by Back Mountain farmers. He !
t
Heller's Grove, |
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and Mrs. Joseph Maransky; |
| Roman; Mr, and Mrs. John Evans; |
| Mr. and. Mrs. Phillip Farber; Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Lasco; Mr. and Mrs. |
George Lasco; Mr. and Mrs. Peter |
Topic; Mr. Michael Busha;
Mrs. |
| Sam Artavilla; Mrs. Mary Lucas; |
| Mrs. Robert Lamoreaux; Mrs. Phylis
| Borkowski; Mrs. Sue Herman; Mrs.
| George Marchalek and daughters;
Miss Susan Learn; Miss Glenda
| Ruckle; Mr. Frank Wilczynski; The
| Maransky’s son-in-law and daugh-
| ter, Mr. and Mrs.
| their daughter and son, Dorothy
| and Marty, who reside at home.
On Road To Recovery
pital by ambulance last week, ‘after
fortably.
a serious heart attack, is gradu- |
ally improving. He is now able to be |
| out of oxygen and is resting com-
Jack McClure, |
Art Culver, Church Street, Dal- ig
las, who was taken to Nesbitt Hos- |
Mrs. Emma Gensel To Celebrate
‘Eighty Ninth Birthday, Saturday
vieve Boyer of Warren,
five great grand children.
Though she formerly enjoyed an
active life, pottering around
Hostess To Board
Dallas Junior Woman's Club exec-
| utive Board- met with Mrs. Milton
| Evans, Mrs. John Culp Jr. presid-
| ing, to complete plans for the rum-
| mage sale October 5-7 at the Lare
Ohio; | Building in Luzerne. Response to
eighteen grandchildren and thirty | requests for
donations has been
| good. :
Present were Mesdames Stanley
the | Hozempa, Walter Kozemchak, Ned
house and making quilts, Mrs. Gen- | Hartman, Leo Luckasavage, William !
sel confines her activity now to her | T. Hanna,
David Alderson, Carl
beloved church, Dallas Free Metho- | Goeringer, Robert Moore, Royal Culp,
dist, depending on her good friend | Shirley Templin, Donald Fannon,
| Jimmie LaBar to get her back and | John Porter, and James Besecker.
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