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~ Miss Frances Dorrance, Church
Street, spent the holidays with a
long time friend, Miss Moyca Newell
at Bedford Hills, N. Y. After she
returned she was confined to her
home for several i with a sev-
ere .cold.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Oliver, Bing-
hamton, spent several days this
week with the latter's mother Mrs.
Ralph Rood. Mrs. Rood has been
ill with a ‘bad cold during the
holidays.
Col Harry H. Carey, E. Center
Hill Road, has returned to his home
after spending some time with his
daughter and son-in-law, Lt. Col.
d Mrs. Harry D. Latimer, Arling-
2 Vas :
rs. Frank Harvey, Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard Harvey, Woodlawn Drive,
Dallas, George Weintz, Lehman, and
Mrs. Mary Mackert, Berwick, spent
Christmas in Miami, Fla., as guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Oney. Mrs.
Frank Harvey and Leonard drove
down two weeks before the holi-
day. Mrs. Leonard Harvey, Mrs.
~ Mackert and Hr. Weintz went by
jet.
~ Mrs Jean Scouten Marks, Fair-
field, Calif., spent the weekend with
the James Davenports at Lehman.
- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cigarski,
iShavertown R.D. 5, have announced
the birth of a baby girl at General
Hospital on January 7.
Mrs. Carl Updyke and Arline
and Palmer returned to their home
in Lacy Park, Pa., over the week-
end. They have been here since
the death of Mr. Updyke. The Pal-
mer Updykes drove them home.
~ Frederic Anderson, Jr., student at
Augustana College, Rock Island, TIl.,
has returned to the Midwest campus
after spending the holidays with his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frederic
derson, Sr., Pioneer Avenue,
pvertown. While home, Fred
spent several days in Teaneck, N.J.
visiting at his former school, Luth-
eran. Bible Institute.
Mrs. , Burton Steltz is coming
| along nicely at the General Hos-
pital, where she has been a med-
patient for a month.
. and Mrs. A. H. VanNortwick,
Main Street, left last week for
Miami, where they will spend three
months.
Grace Ann Bachman, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bachman, De-
munds Road, is a patient at Nesbitt
ar where she is submitting
to tests. Her mother drove to Penn-
sylvania State College ‘on Thursday
and {brought her home.
Mr. and. -Mrs.S Herbert: Smith,
Shrine Acres, entertained a few
friends at a New Year's panty.
Mrs. Jennie Roberts, mother of
Mrs. Peter Duda, Davenport Street,
has moved from Kingston to the
Frank Harvey apartment, formerly
occupied by Mrs. Elizabeth Sorber |
on Woodlawn Drive.
andy Poad, Palmyra, spent sev-
eral days last week with Mr. and
Moms Sheldon Evans, Shavertown.
y used to live next door to the
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Beverly Ward, Chosen
Lake | Girl 0f Month
At a recent meeting of Harveys
Lake Woman's Service Club Bev-
erly wh gd was presented as Girl .
Month for January. Beverly,
Area
a senior at Lake-Lehman
Schools, has a top ranking record
of scholastic achievement. She is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Lord: ‘of Noxen, Regarding this proj-
ect R v. John Gordon spoke briefly
on the “importance: of recognizing
the good qualities ‘of our young
people and complimented the Club
for its’ efforts to make this action
a reality.
Mrs. Mildred Lavelle was a new
ber. Formerly a member of the
Dallas Junior Woman’s Club Mrs.
Lavelle tranferred her membership
n taking residence at the Lake.
e program consisted of a writ-
ten Quiz on Club By-laws conducted
by Mrs. Carrie Rood. Prizes for top
scores were given to Mrs. Retta
Nelson and Mrs. Jean Jones. Mrs.
Peg Williams had charge of re-
freshments.
Annual written reports of Club-
work are due and may be brought
to next Board meeting on January
15 at 8 p.m.
Next meeting will be held Feb-
ruary 1, 7:30 pm. at the school.
“Buckman Reappointed
Dr. Samuel 1S. Buckman, Wilkes-
‘Barre, was reappointed to the Com-
mission on Blue Cross, Blue Shield,
by the Pennsylvania Medical
Sa MATERNITY
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Everything Must Go
SPRING, SUMMER
Merchandise
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Sizes 6 to 44
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fixtures and equipment
must be sold.
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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, JANUARY 11, 1962
SECTION A—PAGE 3 {
eighborhood News And Notes Of Personal Interest
Janice Roberts Is Married
To Eugene Martinchak
Mr, and Mrs. Burton Roberts, | 1 School of Business, Wyoming Sem-
Shavertown, announce the marriage | inary. She is employed by Fire
of their daughter, Janice, to Eu- Underwriters Insurance Company,
gene Martinchak of Swoyersville. | | Kingston, Mr. Roberts was gradu-
The ceremony was performed in ated from Swoyersville High School.
Plymouth the evening of December He is employed by Mathers Con-
29. | str uction Company, Trucksville.
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Attendants were Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Thomas of Plymouth.
Mrs. Roberts is a graduate
of |
Westmoreland High School and Dean |
A family dinner was served Sun-
| day at the home of the bride for
members of the immediate families
and the wedding party.
Miss Lynne T. Shouldice Is
Engaged To Nelson Coates
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Shouldice
of Huntsville, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Lynne
T. Shouldice, to Nelson Coates, son |
of Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Coates,
Mountain Road, Larksville,
Miss Shouldice, a graduate
Lake-Lehman High School,
of |
is em- |
| ployed in the Accounting Depart-
| ment of the Hardie Manufacturing
| Company, Inc., Wilkes-Barre.
Mr. Coates is a-graduate of Larks-
ville High School. He is self em-
| ployed.
| A May wedding is planned.
Families Enjoy Party
On New Year's Eve
A group of friends held a New |
Year's Eve party at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. William George, Main |
Road, Sweet Valley. Games were |
played, and refreshments served 10
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Culver, Cindy,
Kay and Keith; Mr. and Mrs.
Preston = Mingus, Cathy; Mr. and
Mrs. Jay Long; Dayton Long and
Cindy; Mrs. James Iverson and
Bradley; Mr. and Mrs. William Fer-
rey, Bill and Lillie June; Marcia
Jean George, Mrs. Vida Kitchen.
Sheldon James Frantz,
Given Going Away Bible
Sheldon James Frantz, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Sheldon Frantz, De-
munds Road, was honored during
the morning worship service at
Shavertown Bible Church, when
Rev. Russel Edmondson presented
him with a Bible, a going away
gift, from the Pastor and Congre-
gation,
Sheldon enlisted in the Army in
September and left Tuesday with
two other local boys, Douglas Lam-
oreux and Thomas Lewis. The boys
attended grade school and high
school together and will receive
their training -at Fort Jackson, S.
Carolina.
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Wedding Invitations
Tru The Post
William Glahns Are
Hosts On New Year's Eve
Mr, and Mrs. William Glahn, East
Center St., Shavertown entertained
at a butte: supper on New Year's
Day. Table decorations were in the
Christmas motif. Present: Mr. and
Mrs. Sterling Fiske; Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Sidorek, sons Eddie; Paul;
and Leon; Mr and Mrs. Corey Cris-
pell; Billy Glahn; Mr. and Mrs. John |
Sidorek and son John, Jr. and the
host and hostess.
F. Allan Nichols, Hosts
At New Year's Party
Second annual New Years Eve
get together was given by Mr. and |
Mrs. F, _Allan Nichols, Carverton
Road, in their recreation room.
Entertainment for the evening was
square and modern dancing and
all around good fun. Present: Mr.
and Mrs. James Perry, Mr. and |
Mrs. Wilbur Morgan, Trucksville; |
Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Gensel, Chase;
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur K. Gensel, Mr.
j and Mrs. Burton Owen, Mr. and
Mrs. Maryin Dymond, Fernbrook;
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hunter, Dal-
las; Mr. and Mrs. Lee Smith, King-
ston, Mr. and Mrs." Norman Phil-
lips, N. J.; Mr. and Mrs. Robert K.
Lewis and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Kreidler, Shavertown.
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Married November 25
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At a November wedding perform-
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on the 25, at'3 p. m. Nancy May
Elston, daughter of Mr, and Mrs.
Clarence Elston, Overbrook Avenue,
became the bride of George William
Schimmel, son of Mr. and Mrs.
William ‘F. Schimmel, 700 East Main
Street, Nanticoke and Lake Nuan-
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The double ring ceremony was
performed before the altar adorned
with chrysanthemums, ferns and
palms by the Rev. C. Earle Cowden,
pastor and the Rev. Dr. Harry F.
Henry, Carl Coates was organist and
Frank Prutzman, soloist.
Escorted by her father, the bride
wore gown of peau satin fashioned
with princess bodice, circlet neck-
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| styled with basque bodice,
| cloche ‘trimmed
| and circular veil and her bouquet
was bronze pompons.
| Shouldice,
line, embellished in . sequins and
pearls featuring long tapered sleeves.
The bouffant skirt was comple-
mented with motifs of seed pearls
and sequins and a bustle back bow
extended in an opulant train.
Her veil of finest imported silk
illusion was attached to a tiara of
seed pearls and sequins. She car-
ried a cascade bouquet of white
pompons centered with an orchid.
Matron of honor, Mrs. Harold
Elston, sister-in-law of the bride,
wore antique gold peau satin gown
bateau
neckline, and brief sleeves, The bal-
| lerina length skirt was fashioned |
with bustle back rose detail. Her
head piece was a peau satin fitted
in tailored bows
Shirley Jean Wyrsch, Bingham-
ton, cousin of the bride and Lynn
Huntsville, bridesmaids,
wore gowns of turquoise peau satin
| styled like the maid of hohor’s and
matching hats. Their bouquets were
of bronze pompons. Paul Elston,
| nephew of the bride, was ring bear-
er,
Best man was James West of
f Champaign, Illinois. Harold Elston,
| brother of the bride and James Sel-
lito of
guests.
Mother of the bride wore dress
of dusty rose chantilly lace, match.
ing accessories and an orchid cor-
sage. Mother of the bridegroom
chose mink silk sheath dress, blue
accessories and corsage of yellow
roses.
Following the reception in the
Church Parlors, the couple left for
Washington, D.C. and Virginia. For
traveling the bride chose beige suit
with mouton collar, gold accessor-
ies and an orchid corsage.
Mrs. Schimmel is a graduate
of Dallas-Franklin High School,
Wyoming Seminary School of Busi-
Parkesburg, ushered the
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She is employed as Histologist in the | |
Laboratory in Nesbitt Memorial Have First Baby Boy
Hospital. | Mr. and Mrs, James Lurba, Fair-
Mr. Schimmel, a graduate of |g, Va., have announced &
Meyers High School, received his ro be bo L bigs Re 4
BS Degree in Civil Engineering from | 2: pany, boy. on December 1.
Pennsylvania State University. A | This is their first child. Mrs. Lurba
member of the Aircraft Owners and | is the former Louise Space, daugh-
Pilots Association, he is associated | | ter of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Space,
ith hi .
wi is father in General Construc | former Huntsville ‘Rozd ' res idents,
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The bride was honored at a show- | now of Sweet Val 2y B.D,
er given by Mrs. Harold Elston,
ness and attended Wilkes College.
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at Dallas; Mr. and Mrs, Thmas Cease |
Allan Cease at Dallas. Brides par-
ents entertained following the wed-
ding rehearsal.
The couple will reside on Loomis
Street, Nanticoke.
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Mr. and Mrs. John Headman Sr.,
| Chase, entertained at a birthday
party in honor of their son Charles,
on December 31. Attending were 3
| Mrs. Charles Headman and son,
| Charles, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Robert
| Thomas and children; Danny and
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