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‘Mr. and Mrs. Hanford Eckman,
Machell Avenue, have as guests the
former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Han-
ford Eckman of Dade City, Fla.
Mr. Eckman came north to attend
the American Rocket Society Show.
Mrs. Eckman is enjoying the grand-
children. >
Mrs. Harry Ohlman, Norton Ave-
nue, will leave Wednesday with
Miriam Lathrop for her new home
in Sun City, Arizona. They expect
to be on the road for about ten
days. Clara expects to go on to
lifornia to visit relatives after
she gets Miriam settled.
Tom Kupstas, Huntsville, submit-
ted to minor surgery at Mercy
Hospital on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nagy, Bay-
side, Va., spent several days last
week visiting Grace Machell, Machell
Avenue, Dallas. Mrs. Nagy is the
former Peggy Jones of Lehman
Avenue, She and her husband were
on the way back from a New Eng-
land trip. She says the folks are
fine, Jimmy is a senior this year
and expects to go to college next
fall.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross DeWolfe and
daughter, Nancy, Carverton Road,
have moved to Raleigh, N. C. The
DeWolfes have been residents of
the Back Mountain Area for fourteen
years, Mr. DeWolfe, formerly op-
erator of a parking lot in Wilkes-
Barre, is engaged in tile work in
Joleich, J
“Mrs. Doris Mallin, Pinecrest Ave-
nue, spent last week in Elizabeth,
N. J.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Peterson and
Howard Risley, all celebrated birth-
{ay anniversaries last weekend. The
@tersong spent the weekend visit-
ing Pete’s Mother in Massachusetts.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Norfors, 28
Burndale Road, Dallas, announce
the birth of a son on September 17
in Nesbitt Hospital.
- Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Getz,
RD 1, Dallas, announce the birth
of a daughter on September 20 in
General Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Adams and
family, formerly of Northville,
Mich., have rented one of the Hed-
den apartments on Birch Hill Lane.
The Adams boys, Scott, twenty and
David, twenty-two are in college.
Mr. Adams is field representative for
Standard Brands,
Mr. and Mrs. James Tonrey and
family have moved from Union,
N. J, to New Goss Manor. Mr.
Tonrey is an agent for Connecticut
Life Insurance Company,
Henry H. Null III, editor, .and
Waldo C, Wright, assistant editor,
of the Abington Journal, Clarks
Summit were recent visitors to the
nt of The Dallas Post. ;
Candy Poad, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Poad, Lebanon, spent
&° weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
eldon Evans.
Mr, and Mrs. Dale Warmouth,
Philadelphia, recently spent a week-
end with the former’s mother, Mrs.
Elva Warmouth and his grandfather,
Harvey Mass, Overbrook Road,
Dallas,
Mrs. Frederic Anderson, Shaver-
town, has been confined to her
home with a virus infection.
Cards have been received from
Harry Evans who has been sent
with the armed forces to Alaska.
He hasn’t received his copies of the
Post as yet and misses it.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Ayres, Mid-
way Manor, with their children,
now at Trucksville grade school,
will leave shortly for New Jersey.
Mr. Ayres, now with General Dy-
namics at Laurel ‘Run, has been
transferred,
Mrs. Leon Beisel, Idetown, accom-
Wa by her daughter Mrs. John
Exarhopoulos, her grandchildren
Carol Anne and William, and Mrs.
ank Ottersman of Wilkes-Barre,
gon the weekend with her nephew
and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Carley’ in Odessa, N. YZ A trip to
the glassworks at Corning, and one
to Niagara Falls, were included in
the weekend activities.
Mrs. Elmer Rainow, Monroe
Avenue, is a patient at Nesbitt Hos-
pital where she underwent surgery
Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Stanley Davies, Church
street and Mrs. Edgar Brace, Bald-
win street, are spending the week
in Atlantic City,
W. J. Gabel who has sold his
home on Jackson Street to the Wil-
liam Arnold family of Forty Fort
left Wednesday for Long Island to
make his home with his daughter
Jnd son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. An-
gelo Gabriel.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Warmouth and
family, former Back Mountain resi-
dents, are now living near Pitts-
burgh where Carl was transferred
by Air Products.
Mrs. Gideon Howell, Trucksville,
js spending sometime with her
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Newton Davenport and family
of Kunkletown.
Mr. and Mrs, Nicholas Riggi, for-
merly of Falmouth, Cape Cod, are
reniing a home at Meadowerest.
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‘John Rhodes Harveys Lake; Pa.
Neighborhood
Miss Pauline Spencer Marries
James Griffiths Of Harveys Lake
Mr. and Mrs, Herbert Spencer,
Harris Hill Road, Trucksville, an-
nounce the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Pauline, to James Griffiths,
son of Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Grif-
fiths ‘of Plymouth and Harveys
Lake. Rev. Robert Yost performed
the ceremony in Shavertown Metho-
dist Church on Tuesday, October 10,
7 p.m.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father wore white street length
sheath dress and white nose veil at-
tached to tiny bandeau. She carried
white mums and pink carnations.
Mrs. William = 'Streater of Blooms-
burg was matron of honor. She
|’ bride and the couple left for the
selected blue street length sheath,
matching accessories, and white
mums and pink carnations. Mr,
Streater acted as best man.
Following the ceremony, a recep-
tion was held at the home of the
shore.
Mrs. Griffiths is a graduate of
Westmoreland High School, Class of
1954 and has been employed by
Roat Hardware. Mr. Griffiths was
graduated from = Plymouth High
School and Penn State College, He
is associated with the Pennsylvania
State Forest and Water Depart-
ment.
The couple resides at Harveys
Lake.
Marilyn Morgan
Of Fred L. Womer, October 7
Maple Grove Methodist Church, | acted as: best man and Richard
Pike's Creek, was the setting Satur- | Goodwin, Lake Silkworth and Wil-
day, October 7, at 2 p.m. for the!
wedding of Marilyn Morgan, only |
daughter of Richard T, Morgan of !
Lake ‘Silkworth and the late Ger-
trude Baucher Morgan, to Fred L.'
‘Womer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rich-'
ard J. Womer, Noxen.
The impressive double ring cere-'
mony was performed by the Rev. !
James Garrahan, Mrs. Cletus Hol- |
comb, Jr. was organist.
The bride,” given in marriage by
her father, wore full length gown of
Chantilly lace and tulle over satin,
styled with fitted bodice, sabrina |
jeweled neckline, long sleeves ta- |
pered at the wrist and long train of |
tiered lace over satin. She carried
a bouquet of white roses, pompons
and ivy in a cascade arrangement. |
A crown of seed pearls held her
hand-edged veil of French illusion. |
Matron of honor was Mrs. Ronald
Thomas, Bloomfield, N, J., aunt of
the bride. ‘She selected a waltz |
length gown of shrimp colored or-|
ganza® over taffeta fashioned with
lace bodice, The skirt featuring a
three tiered arrangement was
adorned with matching roses.
wore a crown of metallic shrimp!
colored flowers and carried a bou-
quet of matching pompons.
Elizabeth McLaughlin, Jersey i
City, cousin of the bride, and Jane Pearson and Linda and Freddie, | an
Gosart, Meadow Lake were brides- | Huntington Valley; Mr. and Mrs. (Sabrina neckline, long sleeves ta-
maids. - They wore identical tur- William Thomas Sr., Wilkes-Barre, | pered at the wrists highlighted with
paternal grandparents; Mr. and Mrs, | seed pearls and sequins. The prin-
cess lace bodice was fitted to a
flowers, and carried | ford Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas | wedding band waistline accenting a
| gracious bouffant skirt enhanced in
deep cascade flounces extending to
a sweeping floor length. The finger-
qoise gowns made like that of the |
matron of honor, matching crowns
of. metallic
bouquets - of = pompeons
match the gowns.
Robert McGovern of
tinted to
Loyalville
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Becomes Bride
liam MdGovern, Noxen, as ushers,
Mrs. Richard J. Womer; mother !
of .the.groom chose a dress of dusty !
pink lace over satin trimmed with
matching satin and corsage of white |
pompons.
The bride attended Lake-Lehman
school and is employed at Jay |
Fashions, Sweet Valley. Mr. Womer |
attended Lake School. He is em-
ployed at Earl Hardware, which is |
affiliated with the Kanaar Corpora- |
tion,
After the wedding reception
which was held at the Lake Silk- |
worth fire hall, the couple left |
for a trip to Watkins Glen and |
points of interest in New York
State. ;
They will reside with Mrs.
Womer’s father at Lake Silkworth.
Roderick Scott Thomas
Is Baptized On Sunday
MR. AND MRS. LAWRENCE SCHENCK |
Rachel Jane Crispell, daughter of tip veil of imported silk illusion was | ~ Mother of the bride wore pink |
| Mr. and Mrs, Cecil Crispell, R.D. #1 ' edged with .scalloped chantilly lace llace dress with white accessories |!
Noxen, was married August 19 to and ‘attached to. lace crown em-|.nq corsage of white carnations and
| Lawrence Schenck, son of Mr. and bellished: in lustrous pearls. and | {16 hridesgroom’s mother, light blue
Mrs.
| Noxen,
Francis Schenck,
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Married Saturday, August 19
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sequins. The bride carried a white
Bible with white carnations and
The Rev, John Gordon performed lilies of the valley.
palms
| Treva Traver, Harveys
and Ellouise Wallgrem,
home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jennings, Shavertown, organist.
maternal grandparents, followed, |
Present were Mr. and Mrs. |
Bruce Moen, Susie and Barbie; Brad- |
and Roderick.
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The bride, escorted by her father,
Dean | wore a white gown of nylon sheer
d chantilly lace with a scalloped |
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of Mr. and Mrs. William Thomas, | altar decorated with white gladioli, i
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dress of silk embroidered nylon |
over taffeta with ‘matching head |
piece and carried Colonial bouquet |
of yellow and white carnations with
aqua streamers. Kathryn Crispell,
sister ‘of the bride, was Junior
Bridesmaid. She wore street length
dress of yellow silk embroidered |
nylon over taffeta, and matching |
head piece. She carried a Colonial |
bouquet of aqua and white carna-
tions with yellow streamers.
Best man was Carl Montross of
Harveys Lake and ushers, Clyde
Dendler, cousin of the bride, and
Allan Swanson, Junior usher was
Marshall Schenck brother of the
| Mrs. Dorothy Smith, Mrs.
Mrs. Archie Major Has
Lovely Birthday Dinner
Mrs. Archie Major, Lehman, was
guest of honor at a party Sunday
when she celebrated her eighty first
birthday anniversary. She received
lovely gifts and cards. Centerpiece
for the party table was a lovely
decorated cake,
Dinner was served to Mr. and
Mrs. Delbert Sutliff, William Brady,
Maud Lamoreaux, Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd Lamoreaux, Linda and Gary |
Steffan, Elaine Fedder, Bertha |
Yocum, Sarah Major, Agnes Lans- |
berry, Willard Lansberry, Lee Weiss |
and the hostess. i
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Bruce Robert Bartleson |
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| Is Christened Sunday
Bruce Robert Bartleson, young |
son of Mr. and Mrs. Ross T, Bartle- |
son of Levittown, was christened at |
Shavertown Methodist Church by |
the Rev. Robert D. Yost on Sunday
morning. Mrs, Dorothy Smith, aunt |
of Mrs. Bartleson was god mother |
and William Bartleton Jr., brother |
of Mr. Bartleson was .god father. |
Following the christening a family |
dinner , was served at the home of |
Grandmother and Granddad Ted
Hinkle, Lincoln Drive, Shavertown.
Present were Mr. and Mrs. Ross
Bartleson Sr,, New Jersey; Mr. and
Mrs. Theodore G. Hinkle and Judy
of Sayre; Mrs. Mary E. Henwood,
Donald
Trucksville;
Hinkle and Sharon,
| Bryan and Bruce Hinkle and their
mother and dad, Sandra Hinkle and
the host and hostess, ;
Young Bryan who has been |
spending two weeks with his grand |
parents returned to Levittown with
his parents on Sunday. {
groom. .
silk organza with white accessories
and corsage of white carnations.
The reception was held in the |
church parlors after which the |
Canada. |
The former Miss Crispell is a |
graduate of Tunkhannock High
School, class of 1959. She was em-
ployed by Commonwealth Tele-
phone Company, Mr. Schenck was !
graduated from Lake-Lehman High
School class of 1959 and attended
Wilkes College. He is now employed |
by General Electric at Schenectady,
NY. :
The couple resides in Bchenec-
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