“at the Church, on Friday. In charge !
were Mesdames Laverne Race, Blan-
che Swisher, and Winifred Thomas.
- Mrs. Race led devotions. Wes.
f Louise Brown, president, was
* charge of the meeting. The class or Hy
Mr. and Mrs. Simon Long, Sweet |
alley, announce the betrothal of |
their daughter, Helen, to David
son of Mrs. Clara Blaine of Net
"ered more knives. Mrs. Lawry dem- | Coke and the late Freas Blaine.
i onstrated the art of cake decorating. | fll wedding is planned.
i Present were Mesdames ‘Charles
Hosler, Elsa Bohme, Eileen Rattigan,
of Blanch Swisher, Floyd Ide, Mildred
Marley, Francis Garringer, Fred
Welsh, William Baker, Ralph Brown,
Next meeting will
Rickett’s Glen State Park,
Miss Long is a graduate of Hunt-
i Miss Helen Long Is Engaged
ee To David Blaine, "Nanticoke
i
ington Mills High School. She is
| employed at General Cigar Company
in Kingston. Mr Blaine was grad-
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and spent two years in the U. S.
Navy. He is employed by the Arco
| Truck Company in New Jersey.
Ella Harvey, Russell Lavwry, Laverne
Race and Louise Brown.
be
Mrs. Henry ‘Welsh, Davenport
| Street, Dallas, recently spent a week
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Vestal, N. Y.
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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 1962 =
SANDRA LEE SWIRE
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Swire, Noxen
announce the engagement of then
daughter, Sandra Lee, to Gary
Raymond Shaw, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Raymond Shaw, R. D. # 1,
Hunlock Creek.
Betrothed
Miss Swire is a student at Lake
Lehman High School. Her" fiance,
attended Lake Lehman High School |
and now is employed at United
Sportswear, Nanticoke.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
Mr. and Mrs. Oswald Griffiths,
Upper Demunds Road, Dallas, cele-
brated their thirty-third wedding
anniversity quietly at their home
on Monday, June 18.
Mrs. Griffiths is the former Grace
Ichter, daughter of the late Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Ichter of Ashley. Mr.
Griffiths is son of the late Mr. and
Mrs. William Griffiths of Wilkes-
Barre. The couple was married in
the St. Stephens Episcopal Church,
Wilkes-Barre. They are now active
members of the Prince of Peace
Manlius Graduate
Cadet Richard C. VanEtten, Jr., son
of Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Van-
Etten, 57 Meadowcrest, Trucksville,
received his diploma Sunday, June
| 10, at commencement exerc'ses at
Manlius School, Manlius, N. Y.,
" He served as sergeant in A Com-
pany, played company football, ‘ani
was on the company rifle team. He
was a cheerleader and Chapel War-
den, a member.of the Phoenix
Rifles, Radio Club, Science Club,
and yearbook staff. He won the
Military Merit ribbon and Chapel
Warden’s ribbon. { :
He plans to enter Bradley Uni-
versity in the fall.
Mr. and Mrs. Oswald Griffiths
Celebrate 33rd Anniversary
Church.
Grace, an accomplished pianist, is
accompanist for Mary Jean Stroud
at Wyoming Seminary Day School
during the school months. Os is
co-owner of Jordan the Hatter, Nar-
rows Shopping Center.
They have one child, Jack, teach-
er at Somerville, N, J., and one
grandchild, Danny. The younger
Griffiths and Danny spent the week- |
end with their parents and attended
the Polisky-Bachman wedding on
Saturday.
Sharon DeRemer, Guest
At Bridal Shower
Sharon DeRemer, recent bride,
was guest of honor at a shower
given at Trucksville Methodist
Church Educational Building last
Wednesday. Present: Mesdames
Jane DeRemer, Ann Crocker, Calvin
Myers, Bobby Lee DeRemer, Ruth
Bottoms, Kate Cornell, Loraine
Crews, Pete Duda, Harriet Miller,
Alice Snyder, Barbara Turpak,
Louva Rogers, Marilyn Trimble,
Bertha Schooley, Mame Dymond,
Isabell Kreidler, Rita Nichols, Mar-
ien ‘Culver, Libby Cleasby, Mrs.
Betty Williams, Carol Spare, Joyce
Anderson, Dorothy Cleasby, Judy
At nd svn
Bess Klinetob Guest
At Birthday Party
Bess Klinetob, Sweet Valley, was
guest of Ruth Lamoreaux, Bertha
/Anderson, Letha Spaulding, all of
Shavertown and Lillian Hildebrant,
Dallas, at the Huntsville Methodist
W.3.C.S. dinner, on the honoree'’s
birthday, June 14. The group spent
the remainder of the afternoon at
the home of Miss Lamoreaux. Miss
Klinetob’s brother and sister-in-law,
Rev. and Mrs. C. B. Klinetob, Afton,
New. York, arrived later in the day
and accompanied her to Lansdale,
Pa. where thoy were week-end
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arlo Kline-
tob, leaving Lansdale’ Monday to
spend the remained of the week at
the Hlinetob hom hoe in Afton, N. Y.
Robort Ebert - Smith.
Honored At Graduation
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Smith Sweet
Valley entertained at a graduation
party honoring their son, Robert Al-
bert Smith, following Commence-
ment exercises, Tuesday evening,
June 14. Musical entertainment
was provided by the honoree, his
brother, Bill Smith and Barry Pear-
son, a cassmate. The Smith home
was gaily decorated in streamers
and balloons. A buffet luncheon
was served to Mr. and Mrs. Gary
Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Zalit,
Dallas; Mr. and Mrs. Morris Smith,
Delores Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Champlives, Laceyville; Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Turner, Noxen; Mr.
and Mrs, William E. Smith, Nevel
Road; Mr. and Mrs. Robert ‘Cooper,
Allen and Jane Ann Cooper, Chase;
Mr. and Mrs. Albert L. Ray, Sweet
Valley; Classmates, and school
friends Don Watson, Howard Piatt,
i Judy Slimack, Dick Frantz, Rich-
{ard Payne, Dorothy Maransky,
Thomas Raspen, Lois Wesley, Dean
| and Judy Williams, Bruce Spencer,
Thomas Hummel, Jchn Simmons,
Tony DiGiosa, Dick McKeel; Barry
Pearson, Jimmie Kriedler, Earl Eck,
the honoree, his parents, and bro-
ther Darwin. Darwin was a mem-
| ber of this year's Ross Elementary
graduation class.
Gustav Kabeschats
Bid Mother "Bon Voyage”
Mr. and Mrs. Gustav Kabeschat
and Sandy of 2 Birch Hill Lane,
spent the weekend at the Seaway
Idlewild Airport Hotel, New York,
after seeing off Mr. Rabeschat'’s
1 mother, ‘Mrs. Martha Mras Kabes-
| chat, East Main Street, Plymouth,
| who left by Alitalia Air Lines Jet
| to Europe, thé Near East and Iron
Curtain countries Some of the
| places she wil visit are Lon-
don, Paris, France; Rome, Italy,
Germany, Spain, Portugal, . two
weeks in Israel, the Holy Land, the
Carlsbad health resorts in Czecho-
slovakia. Mrs. Kabeschat does not
expect to return to. the States be-
fore Fall.
Master Of Music
Paul Balshaw of RD. 1, Dallas,
received a Master of Music degree
at the University of Rochester com-
mencement on Sunday, June 10.
Balshaw, who took work at the
University’s Eastman [School of
Music, specialized in Church Music,
with applied music in voice.
Grose and Peggy DeRemer. ;
Hostesses were Libby Cleasby,
Mrs. Bobby Lee DeRemer and Mrs.
Jeanne Hunter.
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MRS. JOHN H. MEASE |
At a very pretty wedding, Satur-
day, June 16, Rosemary E. Kistler,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John F.
Kistler of Midway Lane, Dallas, be-
came the bride of John H. Mease,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan L. Mease,
111 Cocoa Ave., Hershey, Pa. The
Rev. Braynard E. Kurkowski per-
formed the ceremony in St. John’s
United Church. of Christ, Harris-
burg. Mrs. Katherine Longenecker
played the wedding music.
Maid of honor was Elizabeth
Kistler, sister of the bride, and
bridesmaids, Mary Jane Mease,
Hershey, sister of the bridegroom,
and Elinor Michael,
Hill,
and
brother
ushers.
of the bridegroom,
David G. Schwenk,
Race In Germany
Army Pvt. Daniel E. Race son of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Race, Dal-
Engineer Company.
company in Kar'sruhe,
Mo. last December.
The 23-year soldier, attended
Before entering the Army, he was
employed by the Endicott (N, Yi
Johnson yp
Harrisburg. |
Best man was Carl Mease of Camp |
Hershey, and I. Robert Mease, bro- |
ther of the bridegroom of Burming- |
las R. Di 1, has arrived in Germany,
and is now assigned té the 55th |
Race, a. bridge specialist in the
completed |
basic training at Fort Leonard Wood, |
Dallas Franklin Monroe High School. |
DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
Hamish
t ham, Mich.
The bride given in marriage by
her father wore floor length gown
of silk organza with embroidered
lace bodice, boat neckline, and
three quarter length sleeves. Her
finger tip veil of French illusion fell
from a crown of seed pearls and
sequins, and she carried a bouquet
of white rose buds.
Mrs. Mease is a graduate of Ship-
pensburg State College. She has
been teaching. The bridegroom was
graduated, from Elizabethtown Col-
lege. He is a statistician.
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