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DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1961
SECTION A — PAGE 2
Purely
Personal
- Tommy Traver, nine month old
SON 01 wal. aud rs, Liaylon. 1raver,
JIECWOWIL Ads peen al pauent tor two
Weeks 1 Nespitt Hospital,
ir. and rs, rrea Swum, High
Briage, iN. J. were weexend guests
Of wr. and Mrs. Charies dayder_
Gauge St.
wen yyullam Pierce Jr, nas 1e-
tUisicu wo ws
dean all Ww dllajua
Ro: du LUC UaliVied oar) WL vaaids
Veaadlad Aanoplivcel, su uo diladaing
svi Ay daal veyd
OUMLIAV VIALE
, Canlicllu 'eCouvery.
vie. abd aes. swchard Moska-
luk aud lanuiy, IviiNerlyy Oi iVails
Ucuke lave purCudsed ald moved
Mw d ume ou Lease road, WA.
daostvailun 1s dle eCapjpel ul
NanucCuke,
urs. worothy Sicher and sons,
Jowl and Moondal adve Move
num Forly pore ww cuase.
Cava. aud wares. Kewnewr Kirk
ana SIX monn ud Gayle Als
NaVEe Move wot Lolly fore
Foprar Direct, Lalas kk. DD. 2.
DLUCE tu. wetscr, Suort Hulls,
NJ. Spent several ays wus Weck
WLLL us glanQuuotact, Jviars. oi. fl.
Lesser. luis WeeKeua his radies,
bruce RK. Leisel aul us Prousci,
bop and 1amuly of. Prov.dence,
HK. LL wal visi Mus. Zeiser ana
we Ridleys.
Cain neaden, sReniver of the
Senior Cuass ar Coiumpia Univer-
Si, spent the weekend will hus
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Raymon
Jreaden, Hiss ‘n Bes.
dir. and Mrs. James W. Spivy
ana famuy, .oumerly of Hanover
are renting a home at Hilltop
Drive, Oak Hul. Mr. Spivy is
employed by Paillips Peiroieum
mpany.
l'une swbert Hislop home on
Frankiin Screet, Dallas, has been
purchased by Vis. fart Hen-
wood, Jr. and her motner, wno
are ‘remodelling it.
Howard : Caperoon, Franklin
Street;-has been a patient at Merx-
cy Hospital.
Wr. ‘and Mrs. Robert Edwards,
Noxen, have announced the birth
of .a baby boy at Genera: Hospi-
tal ‘on October 18.
{Art /Cuiver who suffered a
heart attack some time ago and
wads ‘hospitalized returned to his
home on ChurchiStreet last week.
He is steadily improving.
‘Mr. and Mrs. A. H. VanNort-
wick Franklin Street, have sold
the Siroud home on Franklin
Street.
“Miss Louise Thomas who has
been spending the summer at
Huntsville will move to her win-
ter “home, Franklin Street, Wilkes-
Barve, the end of this month.
“Harold Hughes, Pinecrest Ave-
Hier ‘Dallas, 1s a patient at Gen-
eral’ Hospital “where © he - submit-
to surgery.
Faith Edwards, Lansdowne,
Spent the week end as guest of
wo brother and - sister-in-law,
i and Mrs. Barry Edwards.
She attended the homecoming
festivities at Wilkes College.
“Mr. and Mrs. Robert. B. Bot-
ford, Birch Hill Lane, have as
their guest the latter's mother,
Mrs. Edward 'W. Massie, Menlow
Park, California.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Kraft and
sons, Kenneth, Steven, and. Rob-
ert, Princeton, N.J. spent dast
week-end as the guests of Dr. and
Mrs. R. C. Post, Split Rail Lane.
Mrs. Kraft and Mrs. Post are
sisters.
Mrs, Addison Woolbert of
Crawford, N. J. who spent last
week with Miss Lillian Kunkle in
Shavertown, enjoyed a weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Addison Wool-
bert Jr: in Nicholson.
Sunday callers at the home of
Mer. and. Mrs. McKinley Long,
Sweet Valley were Mr. and Mrs.
ollin Swan and sons, Vestal, N.
“Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Boone
and family, Waterton; Pearl Ed-
wards, ‘Wilkes{Barre; Mrs. Loring
Haul, Town Hill; Mr. and Mrs.
liam Birth, Bloom! ngdale; Mr.
hd Mrs. William Ferrey, Bill and
Lily: Charles Long, with daugh-
ters Gloria and Wilma.
‘Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood Wilson,
Druid Hills, spent last weekend
attending homecoming activities
at Pennsylvania Military College.
* (Mrs. Earl Monk, Pinecrest Awve-
nue, had as weekend guest Mrs.
Sarah McCracken, house director
at Pennsylvania School for the
Deaf. Mrs. Monk and Mrs. Mec-
‘Cracken worked together at the
school last year.
Mrs. Stanley B. Davies and
Mrs. Edgar Brace have retumed
from Atlantic City where they
spent a week at Haddon Hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Zlotek
and five month old Mary Dawn,
have moved from Plymouth to
Wise Bond, Thoveriown Mr.
0 1s a teacher in PI
a ymouth
Mrs. Teresa Cipolla and her
‘daughter, Mrs. Carl Stassen and
family have moved from Benton to
a home they purchased on Hillcrest
Ave, Shavertown. Mr, Cipolla is de-
ceased.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dillahey
and, family have moved from
‘Bloomsburg to 72 Shaver Avenue,
Shavertown, Mr. Dillahey is assist-
ant Traffic Superintendent for the
Bell Telephone. .
Mr. and Mrs. Prosper Wirt, for-
“mer Toms River, N. J, residents,
have rented one of the apartments
at 130 Lehman Avenue, Dallas. Mrs.
Wirt is librarian at the Back Moun-
tain Memorial Library.
Mr. and Mrs. George J. Krashke-
vich and David, formerly of Wyo-
ming have rented and moved into
Al Huntsville Road. Mr. Krashe-
vich is mechanical engineer with
Lacy, Atherton and Davis.
y oe Ira Frantz, Orange, spent
week in New Jersey visitin
‘her children, y 5
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Post, Cliffside, |
Tricksville, are spending the week
in Montreal ith their Shien
‘Neighborhood News And Notes Of Personal Interest
Married Saturday, September 23
Mr, and Mrs. Donald A. Gavigan
r
The marriage of Ann Marie
McCue daughter of Mrs, Maude
McCue and the late John A. Mc-
Cue, 358 Scott St. and Donald A.
Gavigan son of Mr. and Mrs. Am-
brose Gavigan, 102 Center St.
Shavertown took place oa Satur-
day, September 23.
Grandmother of the groom
was attired in a Royal Blue
crepe dress, matching hat, and a
corsage of white carnations.
For traveling, the bride seclect-
ed a three piece grey knit suit, a
magenta velour hat and match-
ing accessories. She wore an or-
Tihe double ring ceremony was | chid corsage.
performed in Holy Savior Church
The couple spent ther honey-
Wilkes-Barre, by Rev. James Me- Fnoon in tne Poconos.
Alife.
The bride, a gradua e of Cough-
Attendants were Sally McCue, lin High School, is employed as
sister oi the bride, maid of honor, |
Kathleen Conwell cousin... of
bride, Nancy (Cole and Theresa
Ann McDonough, bridesmaids.
Mr. Gavigan selected his broth-
er Gerald as best man, Donald
McCue brother of bride, Paul
Kane, and Michael Parsons were
ushers.
The bride given in marriage by
her brother, John F¥. were floer
length gown of silk peau de scie
fashioned with scoop neckline
with a reemfbroidered motif, long
tapering sleeves forming a point
at the wrist ‘and enhanced vith
Medallions. The bouffant. skirt
with back bustle and aisle sweep
train was attached to a: ring
waistline.
Her veil of French illusion fell
from a crown of seed pearls and
she carried a white prayer book
with an orchid and stefanitesz.
Maid of honor wore beige shirt
waist dress of nylonized organcy
over sik tuffety featuring 2 full
skirt and full sleeves with fitted
cuffs at wrist and brown velvet
belt.
Her picture hat of brown wvel-
vet was trimmed with a large
beige cabbage rose and she car-
ried a brown velvet muff with
mums of fall colors and stream-
ers to match.
Bridesmaids
attired.
Mother of the bride selected a
sheath dress of beige Peau de
Soie to which was attached a pep-
lum with embroidered motif nd
a jacket to match. Her hat was
of beige French pressed velour
and her flowers, of talisman
roses.
Mother of the groom - selected
green lace sheath dress with self
peplum, and green velvet. She
wore a corsage of yellow roses.
were similarly
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4 : Tonight
Claudelle Inglish
Fri. and Sat.
Steve Reeves in
“Thief of Baghdad”
Sun, and Mon.
Con. Sun. 3-11.
Elizabeth Taylor and
Paul Newman in
“Gat On A Hot Tin Roof”
| bookkeeper for Ritter Rilectric
| Service. Mr. Giavigan was gradu-
ated from ‘Westmoreland High |
School and served for two years |
with the U.S. Navy. He is asso-
ciated in business with his faun- |
er at Gavy’s Market, Trucisville. |
Mrs. Gavigan was enterzained |
at'a shower by her ftendants and
by her aunts, Loretta Monahan |
and Mrs. John Coawell. Mrs. Wil- |
liam Cutter and Mrs. Michael |
Dunleavy entertained at the re-|
hearsal party and Mr. and Mrs. |
Ambrose Gavigan were hose and
hostess at ‘the ‘wedding breakfast
at the Carousel.
John Palls Celebrate
Twentieth Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Felix Witkoski,
Forrest Hills, Sweet Valley, en-
tertained at a family dinner in
honor of their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. John Pall, |
Sweet Valley, who observed
their twentieth anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. Pall, were mar-
ried October 18, 1941 at Our
Lady of Mount Carmel church,
Lake Silkworth. Rev. Gayewski
performed the ceremony. Robert
McKeown, Nanticoke and Mrs.
Mary Kolakoski, Muhlenburg
were the attendants.
The couple has three children,
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Walter Davies Are
Wed Forty-Five Years
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Davis,
Davenport Street, Dauas, observed
toeir Iorty fuih wedqung anaiver-
sary queuwy at thewr nome on rri-
aay, vcwoper 20,
tue Cuwne was married in East
End Primiuve Methoaist Lhurch by
tne Kev. Anthony Lveson. ‘Lneir ony
attendants were the pastors wie
ana daughter.
Mr, and Mrs. Davis spent the
early part or their married hfe mn
rlymouth, Mr. Davis was employed
by the late Jim Quiver, Back iioun-
Tall AULOMODIIE Ledier, Deore Tak-
mg his present posinon witn tne
foyer Founary anu dacnine Lomp-
auy in nungscon.
There are two children:: a daugh-
ter, Mrs. Howard 7Tmsley of Pnil-
aaelphia whose husband was former
coacn and teacher in Dallas Borough
and 1s. now teacher and coach at
Sharon Hill and a son, Wilbur, Dal-
las_ who is employed as Production
toreman at Koyer Foundry; also
tour grandchildren.
‘Mrs. Davis was surprised on the
morning of her anniversary to read
of the death of her brother-in-law,
Art Meyers. By coincidence, ten
years ago, on her thirty fifth anni-
versary, while visiting her daughter
paper and read of the death of her
brother, Charles Heness, who was
drowned while hunting wild ducks.
Mr. Heness was father of Mrs. Henry
Ward and Mrs. George Horwatt of
New Goss Manor.
Mr. Davis will retire on January
1, 1962.
Joann Reese Celebrates
Her Eleventh Birthday
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Reese, De-
munds Road entertained at a Hallo-
ween Birthday party in honor of
their daughter Joann, who was
eleven on Saturday.
The table was decorated in the
Halloween motif with a cake in the
| shape of a pumpkin.
| Prizes won for the prettest; Cathy
Friels; most oreginal, Tommy
Shaver; and funniest, Charlene Dod-
| son.
| Other guests were, Butch Reese,
Gail Zekas, Paul and Leon Sidorek,
| Mary Alice Lumley Emma Lou Kit-
chen, Patty Hughey, Karen Daley,
| Barbara Alice, Judy and Buddy
Reese, Mrs. William Reese, the
guest of honor and her parents.
John, Jr. and twins, Donna Ma-
rie and Donald. Mr. Pall is em-
ployed by the Pennsylvania State
Highways Dept. and Mrs. Pall is
an employee of Carter Garment
Factory, Shickshinny.
PLENTY OF FREE PARKING
in Philadelphia she picked up a |
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Richards, 35
Carverton Road, Trucksville, an-
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Kathleea Alice, to Rus-
sell N. Faux, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Millers, Hosts
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Miller
R.D. #3, Dallas entertained at a
combined anniversary and birthday
party at their home on Sunday.
Honored were, Mrs. Miller's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. John Steve of Swoy-
anniversary and Tommy Miller who
celebrated his 1st birthday.
rangement of yellow baby mums
and a birthday cake decorated in |
green and white.
"Guests were, MY: and Mrs. George
Steve; Jerome and David; Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Steve, Jo Ann, Judith
and Helene; Joseph, Robert,
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Rethrothed
Patient At Hospital
Carl Bush, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Edwin Bush of Haddonfield Hills, |]
Dallas, has been a patient in Nes-
bitt Hospital since October 13.
Carl, a senior at Dallas Senior
High School, suffered a double frac-
ture and dislocated shoulder while
playing football with the
team.
VOTE FOR i
Anthony wi
For Tax Collector
Beles |f Dallas Township 1
Miss Richards, a graduate * of |
Westmoreland High School, is co-
owner of Jones
Cosmetic Main
Dallas.
(Mr. Faux was grdiduated from
Studio, Street,
Millersville State College. He is
a teacher at G. A. R. High School,
Wilkes‘Barre.
A February wedding is planned.
Francis Faux, Falls, R. D. 1. ]
and Richards |
Beauty Shop and Merle Norman |
Tunkhannock High School and |
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