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. the weekend with Mr.
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‘and family.
{resident Kennedy was one of the
' double-header ball game on Sunday
Purely
Personal
Mrs. Laura Lewis, formerly of
Wilkes - Barre, recently returned
from Copenhagen, Denmark, -has
been staying for some time with
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dungey at
their home on Lake Street. She
makes her home with her son
James, who is with the State De-
partment in the Trade Agreement
division, and has been recently
transferred back from Denmark to!
Washington D.C. During the years
with her son’s household, Mrs.
Lewis has seen Germany, France,
Switzerland, as well as Denmark.
Mrs. Hilda Forty, White Birch
Trailer Park, is a patient at Hahne-
heart surgery a week ago.
getting along nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Farr and new
daughter, Kim, are visiting their’
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Farr,
White Birch Trailer Park, and Mr.
and Mrs. John Cooney, Pikes Creek.
Mrs. Farr is the former Barbara
Cooney. Larry is on a three-week
leave from Pope Air Force Base,
North Carolina.
“Mr. and Mrs. James LaBar and
Jimmy, Parrish Street, Mrs. Laura
LaBar, Main ‘Street, and Mrs. Alex-
ander Harrison, Riverside, R. I, are
spending’ a week in Quebec, Canada.
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Cooper and
two children have moved to 26
Davenport Street.
Mrs. ‘Sara Disque,
formerly of Dallas,
Mrs. John Funke and children,
Saralee and Henry, Trucksville,
sailed from New York on the Queen
Mary recently for an eight-week
stay in Europe.
Mrs. Searcy Slack and children,
Gordon, Billy, Ginny and Henry, of
Atlanta Ga., recently visited her
aunt Mrs. Florence Phillips, Norton
Mrs. Slack, who is the
She is
Philadelphia,
and daughter,
her grandmother, Mrs. F. M. Gor-
don.
Mr. ‘and Mrs. Alvin Long and
Brent, Parrish Street, and Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis Long, Shickshinny, spent
and Mrs.
Mrs. « Florence Phillips, Norton
Avenue, has as guests, her son and
family, Mr. and Mrs. George Phil-
lips, Jimmy and Janice, Buffalo,
N.-Y:
Linda Lloyd; Shickshinny, recent-
ly spent some time with her sister,
Mrs Harold Lamoreaux, Mill Street.
Mr. and Mrs. William Smart,
Arnot, Pa., and Mr. and Mrs. Gor-
don’ Smart, Brenda and: Jimmy, of
Danville, recently visited Mrs. For-
rest Roese, Mooretown. !
Mrs. Harry Lefko, Luzerne Ave-
nue, has returned after being a pa-
tient at General Hospital.
Mrs. Arja Brown, Naney and
Bobby, Shavertown, recently spent
two weeks in Atlantic City. While
there, Mr. Brown spent weekends
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mitch and
family, Cleveland, Ohio, spent a
week recently with Mr. and Mrs.
During their stay a family cook-
out was held at the Schooley home.
There were twenty-five present.
Eileen, Marie and Marguerite
Shard, East Orange, N. J., are
spending a week with their aunt,
Mrs. Joseph Shard, College Manor.
Mr. and. Mrs. Milford Shaver,
Center Hill Road, recently spent a
week in Parma, Ohio, with their
daughter, Mrs. William J. Thomas
Mrs. John Ondish, with her daugh-
ter Helen, and Mr, and Mrs. John
Kubasti, spent a week in Ontario.
Upon their return, Helen went on to
Washington D. C, with Billy Roberts
and Art Ondish. where they saw
the All-Star baseball game at which
spectators.
Mr. and Mrs. Levi James, of Cam-
bridge, Maryland, were house-gnests
st week of Mr. and Mrs. O. L.
Harvey at their home on Franklin
Street, where Mrs, James, the for-
mer Ruth Creasy, spent her girl-
hood as the Harveys foster daugh-
ter and attended Dallas schools.
Mrs. Thomas Cease and son Alan,
were on hand in Philadelphia for the
between the Phillies and the Dod-
gers, while guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Franklin,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Palmer, Dallas
R. D. 4, have announced the birth
of a baby girl at Nesbitt Hospital
on July 14.
Mr. and Mrs. Howell Rees, New
York City, spent the weekend as
guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Scott,
Huntsville Road,. and Howell's par-.
ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Henry.
Mrs. - Nellie Ritter, Franklin
Street, spent several days recently
in New York City. She went with
her cousin.
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, JULY 19, 1962
Neighborhood News And Notes Of Personal Interest
SECTION A PAGE 5
Nancy L. Harris To Wed
Alvie Cook On Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Harris,
Wyoming R.D. 3, announce the ap-
proaching marriage of their daugh-
ter, Nancy Lou, to Alvie D. Cook, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Alvie F. Cook, Noxen
RD.'t
Rev. William Reid will perform the
double ring ceremony in Carverton
Methodist ‘Church Saturday, July
21/at 2 p.m. Following the ceremony,
a reception will be held in the church
parlors.
Miss Harris is a graduate of Dallas
High ‘School. She is attending Wilkes
Barre Business College. Mr. Cook was
graduated from Tunkhannock High
School. He is employed by the Holod
Electrical ‘Company in Tunkhannock.
James McDonald
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond McDonald,
Wellington Ave., have announced
birth of a ‘six pound, seven ounce
baby boy, James, at Nesbitt on
July 9. There are four other boys,
Ray, thirteen, Michael, eleven, Neal,
eight and Bobby, five.
Mrs. Donald is the former Ann
Dwyer of Larksville Mr. McDonald
is a former Wilkes-Barre resident.
Judith Lynn Thomas
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Thomas, Hun-
lock Creek, announce the birth of
their second child, a daughter,
Judith Lynn, six pounds, thirteen
ounces, at Nesbitt Hospital, July 9.
Mrs. Thomas is the former Joyce
Shalata, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Shalata, Noxen. Judith Lynn
has: one brother, Brian Paul. Mr.
Thomas is Corrections Officer at
the State Institution, Dallas.
Birthdays Observed
By Stroud Family
A picnic Supper and all day party
was held recently at the home of
Mr, and Mrs. Richard N. Stroud,
Mooretown, in observance of sev-
eral birthdays in the family, Hon-
orees were Richard Stroud, Sr., his
daughters Janet and Kathy, Moore
town; Mrs. Jean Evans, Huntsville,
Wendell Jones, Sr., Eleanor, Shel-
Charles Elston, TLehman. Others
attending were Mrs. Richard Stroud,
Dick, Don, Allen;; Mrs. Charles El-
ston; Tom, Margie; Shirley, Marie
and Charles Evans; Mr. and Mrs.
Wendel] odnes, Sr., Eleanor, Shel-
don, Cindy and Carolyn; Mr a.nd
Mrs. Harry Howells, Linda, Nancy,
and Jimmie; Karla Ray and Kathy
Mingus. :
mad gl
Larry Keefer who is employed in
Rochester, N. Y. spent the weekend
with his motther, Mrs. Elizabeth
Keefer, Machell Avenue.
Mrs. Earl Monk, Pinecrest Aven-
ue, left Friday to spend two weeks
in Philadelphia visiting Mrs, Sarah
McCracken.
- Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Buckingham
and family, Lehman Avenue, spent
the weekend and early part of the
week on a trip to Virginia.
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Crawford and
daughter, 0ld Goss Manor, are
spending some time in Atlantic City.
They are registered at Chalfonte
Haddon Hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dingman,
newly weds of Denver, Col, have
rented an apartment on Carverton
Road Trucksville. Mr. Dingman is
an engineer with Service Processes,
Country Club Road.
Mr.>and Mrs. Frank Micklo and
family, Newark N.J. residents, have
moved to Wyoming R.D. 3, Carver-
ton Road. Mr. Weber is an intern at
Veterans’ Hospital.
Cynthia Townend, Yeager Avenue,
and Carol Durkin, Shrine View, are
guests at Chalfonte Haddon Hall,
Atlantic City.
‘Mr. and Mrs. John R. Vivian,
Huntsville, had as recent guests, the
latter's parents, Judge and Mrs.
George F. Jones, Rutland, Vt. Jackie
Vivian left’ with Grandma and
Grandpa Jones to spend a few weeks
with them.
In late June, the Vivians enter-
tained Mrs. Vivian’s brother and
sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jones
and daughters Wendy and Liza, also
of Rutland.
Karen Strazdus, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. August Strazdus of R.D. 3,
Dallas was admitted to General Hos-
pital on Monday, and underwent leg
surgery on Tuesday. Her condition
is good. Karen’s room number is 221
and she would enjoy visitors any-
time.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pucylowski
formerly of Exeter have purchased
a home at 60 Terrace Street, Dallas,
Mr. Pucylowski is a sergeant at the
Correctional Institution. Mrs. Pucy-
lowski. 1s employed at Leslie Fay
Factory. Prior to coming to Chase,
‘Mr. Pucylowski was employed at
Bastern Penitentiary.
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Charlotte Biddings Is
Honored At Shower
A bridal shower in honor of Char-
{lotte Biddings was held Wed-
nesay evening at the home of Mrs.
Claudine Daily. The bride-elect re-
ceived many lovely gifts. Present
were; Joseph Shalata and daughter,
Judy, Noxen; Mrs. Annette Daily
and children Ernest, Edward and
Jennie, Sophie Miner, Jane Taylor,
Mr.and Mrs. Fred Winter and chil-
dren Conrad, Jean and David,
Adrian Taylor, the hostess and guest
of honor.
Glenda Lyons, Guest
At Variety Shower
Glenda Lyons, bride-elect, was
honored at a variety shower given
by relatives and friends in the
Fire Hall on Saturday night. She
received many lovely gifts.
Hadsel, Clark Smith, Walter Meade,
Arthur Tremayne, Anthony Toluba,
Jesse Boice, Floyd Hoover, Corey
Meade; Virgie Wolfe, Vivian Rinken,
Louis Schultz, George Honeywell,
Harry Moyer, John Lynch, Lloyd
Jennings, Thomas Colburn, Elmer
Hoover, Francis Smith, Ernest Fritz,
Charles Casterline, Rachel Williams,
Edmund Webber, James Hayden,
George Smith, Libbie Smith, Clif-
ford Davis, Betty Goodman; Eliza-
beth Wilson, Helen Wright, Mary
Kulvinski, Jessie Hagenbaugh, Anne
Mathers, Betty Lou Smith, Ruth
Ellen °~ Tremayne, Janice -Rinkin,
Ginger Gosart, Nell Rinken, Gloria
Lyons, Bess Cooke and the guest
of honor.
Kunkle Clan Enjoys
Old Time Coffee Hour
It has been said TV has put a
damper on relatives and friends
visiting—but Saturday night was
different for Mr. and Mrs. Forrest
Kunkle of Kunkle.
It was the last night of Forrest's
vacation and. no plans had been
made. Early in the evening, Mr.
and Mrs. Laing Coolbaugh of East
Dallas and father, Martin Cool-
‘baugh, Shavertown, dropped in. A
little later Forrest's uncle and aunt,
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Race, Center
Moreland, stopped by. Later Mr.
and Mrs. Laing Coolbaugh of
Trucksville came out for a cup of
coffee. Mrs. Merton Coolbaugh was
working night shift at Natona
Mills—so at ‘the end of the shift
Laing went down and brought her
over.
All the relatives made the coffee
taste so much better. The Kunkles
hope more relatives and friends
will stop in more often.
William Lopaskys Are
In Red Wood City, Calif.
Mr. and Mrs. Wiliam Lopasky
who have been spending the sum-
mer with the latter's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Harold T. Bertram, Chase
Road, Trucksville, have arrived by
motor at Red Wood City, California.
Mr. Lopasky will serve for two
weeks with the Army Reserves, his
wife staying at a guest house.
At the end of the two weeks,
they will return to Red Wood City
where Mr, Lopasky will start in-
tensive training with the San Fran-
cisco Forty Niners. This is his
third season with them.
Major and Mrs. Edward D. Mor-
ris and children, formerly stationed
in the Pheleppines Islands, have
moved to 52 Center Street, Shaver-
town. Major Morris is serving with
the Air Force.
Dr. and Mrs. Anthony Kutz and
fourteen month old Mary Elizabeth,
have moved from Lancaster to 18
Norton Avenue. Dr. Kutz is a den-
tis with offices in Taylor.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Zaboski and
family, former Blackman Street,
Wilkes-Barre residents, have pur-
chased a split level home on War-
ren Drive. Mr. Zaboski teaches at
Coughlin High School,
Present were Mesdames Emory-
Ann Louise Remley To Marry
Herbert H. Brumbach Saturday
Fernbrook, announce
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Miss Remley a graduate of |
She is |
to Herbert H. Brumbach, son of |employed by the Seaboard Finance
Whippany, N. J. Anne is
lor Remley.
{Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Brumbach of Company, Dover, N. J. Mr. Brum-
also | bach was graduated from Hanover
daughter of, the late Charlotte Tay- |Park High ‘School.
| by the Radio Frequency Laboratory. |
The ceremony will be performed |
in First Presbyterian Church, Rock- | Monroe Street, Boonton, N. J.
away, N. J. Saturday, July 21, at!
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He is employed |
The couple will reside at 110 |
Miss Bonnie Cragle To Marry
Richard Brader On Saturday
Saturday, July 21, at 10 a. m.,,
Bonnie Cragle, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Harry L. Cragle, Ceasetown,
and Richard Brader, Shickshinny,
son of Mrs. Laura Church of Ber-
wick, will be married., Rev. Nor-
man Tiffany will perform the cere-
mony in Jackson Methodist Church.
The bride will be given in mar-
riage by her father. Maid of honor
will be Susan Hazeltine, niece of the
bride, of Plymouth Mountain, and
bridesmaids, Bonnie Church, sister
of the bridegroom of Berwick.
Sharon Novitsky, Chase, and Mar-
ilyn Cragle, Hunlock Creek, both
nieces of the bride.
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Lord Family Enjoys
| Sweet Valley.
| Lord, Elizabeth Morris,
Family Picnic Dinner
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A family picnic dinner was held |
on July eighth in the grove at the
Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. Remley, [3 p. m. A reception will follow at | home of Mr. and Mrs. Dana Lord, |
the engage-|Pine Grove Village Inn.
ment and approaching marriage of |
Mr. Remley’s daughter, Anne Louise, | Westmoreland High School.
Attending: Charles |
Ida and
Harry; Emma McGovern, Mrs. Wil-
liam Owens, Carol, Dennis, and Ran-
dy; Mrs. Doris Carroll and Timmie;
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morris, Nancy, |
Bobby, Larry, and Bonnie; Mrs. |.
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Robert Wallace, Ronnie, Karen, |
| David, Debbie, Mark and Robyn; Mr. |
and Mrs. Lester Lynn; Mr. and Mrs. |
Ronald Lanning, Ronnie and Richie; |
Kreller; Mr. and Mrs, Elmer Kreller, |
Pat, Barbara, Bob, Ed, and Debbie; |
ley; Mrs. Louis Lamoreaux, Jr, Louis |
To Warren
Mr. and Mrs, Stanley Burczyk of
Nanticoke
ment of their daughter Janice to |
Warren Fitzgerald, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Fitzlerald, R.D. #3,
Dallas.
Miss Burczyk is a graduate of
Nanticoke High School. She is em-
ployed by Blue Cross.
Mrs. Florence Conden
| Mary Lord; Mr. and Mrs. George | Is Hostess At Picnic
Mrs. Florence Conden Harveys
| Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Unuk, Tommie | Lake entertained recently at a Pic-
| and Nancy; Mr. and Mrs, Charles | nic dinner and supper at Martin's
| Kreller, Charlotte, Kenneth, Brad- | Park.
Boating and swimming were en-
| III, Mary Lou and Louise; Mr. and | joyed by the young people,
Best man will be Harden Spencer, |
Plymouth Mountain, and = ushers, |
William Mensch, Berwick, Al Cigar-
ski, Chase, and Gene Cope, cousin |
of the bridegroom of Shickshinny. = |
Following the ceremony a recep-
tion will be held in St .Michaels |
Hall, Breslau. |
Miss Cragle is a graduate of Lake- |
Lehman High School. She is om |
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ployed by Heavenly Shoes in
Wilkes-Barre. Mr. Brader attended
North West High School. He is also
employed by Heavenly Shoes.
The couple will reside right next !
door to the bride’s parents in Cease-
town.
Cheri Denise Christ
A baby girl for the Richard
Christs of Melbourne, Florida, form- |
er residents of this area. Cheri
Denise, weighing seven and one-half
pounds, was born July 16, 1962.
She has a big sister, Deborah, two
and a half years old. Her grand-
mother, Mrs, LaBar of Shavertown,
is staying there for two more weeks,
instead of coming home as she
usually does early in the summer.
Richard is son of Walter Sorchik
of Loyalville. He is affiliated with
RCA as -a mathematician, and ex-
pects to get his Master's Degree in
Florida. Mrs. Samuel Margellina of
Idetown, Mrs. Christ's sister, was in-
formed by telephone from Florida
Monday evening.
Joseph Stencil, Guest
Of Roland Spencer
Joseph Stencil of National City,
Calif., former Trucksville resident,
is visiting his brother, Roland
Spencer at Idetown. He flew in,
stopping ‘off at Long Island to see
his sister, Ann Ruter on Long
Island.
Mr. Stencil’'s brother, John and
family, have lived in California
since 1946. He, his mother, Mrs.
Anna Stencil and another brother,
Edward and family, joined them in
1959.
Prior to leaving the Back Moun-
tain Area he was employed at Na-
tona Mill. He is now gardener for
the Sweetwater Union High School
District.
Annual Summer Trip
To Atlantic City
For ten years, Mrs. Andrew
Roberts has been sponsoring a sum-
mer trip to Atlantic City, and a
number of local women have been
patrons since the beginning. This
year, she already has 23 reserva-
tions for the August 25 and 26 ex-
pedition, with room for nineteen
more. Chartered Martz bus will
leave Fernbrook, Saturday, August
25, at 6 a.m. leave Atlantic City
the following day shortly before
midnight. Reservations will be at
the Albemarle Hotel. Mrs. Roberts’
number is ORchard 4-0459.
Mr. and Mrs. Reese Pelton, Gordon
Avenue, Dallas, have welcomed into
their home a beby boy, Christopher.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Weber and
sons, John and James, formerly of
Ozona, Okinawa, have rented a home
at Meadowecrest. Mr. Weber is intern-
ing at Veterans’ Hospital
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Ernest Robert Slocum
Has lst Birthday Party
At a very nice party, Sunday
afternoon Ernest Robert Slocum
celebrated his first birthday.
Those present were: Mrs. Rhoda
Stuslavage and son George, Ruth
Estaek, Pat Smith, Marlene Katulka,
Marge Evans and children Rickey,
Susan, Beverly Sayre and daugh-
ters, Christine, Cathy, and Terry,
Doris Stewart and daughters,
Pam and Brenda, Susie Varner,
Treva Traver, Marilyn Swire and
son, Jackie, Great Grandmother |
Varner, Grandmother Slocum, |
Grandmother Traver and his mom- |
my and Daddy. |
Many nice gifts were received and
refreshments were served.
Ernest is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Slocum of Meeker.
Marie Kritchen Is
Hostess To Club
Marie Kritchen entertained the
Palsy Walsy Club at their home on
Shaver Avenue, Shavertown, Thurs-
day evening. Games were played
and prizes won by Florence Alles
and Ann Heffernan. Present were:
Edith Miller, Betty Miller, Florence
Alles, Ann Heffernan, Josephine
Stritzinger, Melba Webber, Teresa
Everett, Genevieve Knauer, Marion
Hassay and guests, Caroline Joz-
wiak, Matilda Shonk and Helen
Labach also Leonard Everett, Pa-
tricia Kritchen and the hostess |
Marie Kritchen. Next meeting will
be held at the home of Lorraine Co-
burn, Noxen Road, Harvey's Lake
July 26th with Melba Webber as
Hostess. *
The annual Corn Roast for the
club will be held Thursday evening
August 16th. All members are
asked to make reservations ~ for
themselves and friends by August
13th, by contacting Florence Alles
or Edith Miller.
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Mrs, Carl Getz, Marcia and Carla; |
Mr. and Mrs, Leonard Walko, Larry, |
Garry and Lenny; Mr, and Mrs. |
James Lord, Mr. and Mrs. Dana |
Lord; Donald Rittenhouse, Susan |
and Mrs. Stephen Lord, Donna and |
Shelly; Mr. and Mrs, Clyde Lord, |
Linda, Paulette, David, Joanne and |
Peggy; Mr. and Mrs, Ronald Sorber. |
Herman VanCampens
Entertain At Supper
Past Matrons of Dallas Chapter |
396, Eastern Star, were entertained |
at a covered dish supper at the cot |
tage of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Van- |
Campen, Lake Winola, Saturday |
evening, Present were Mr. and Mrs. |
Russell A. Ide, Beaulah Frantz, Mr.
and Mrs; Howard Hontz, Helen Cris-
pell, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Johnson,
Millie Elston, Louise 'W. Frantz, Mr.
and Mrs. Oscar Dymond, Irene
Drum, Marie F. Wolfe, Mr, .and Mrs.
Alfred D. Bronson, Mr. and Mrs.
Clifford Ide, and the VanCampens.
Jack, Wall, Guest
At Birthday Party
Jack Wall, Noxen, was enter-
tained at a birthday party in the
yard of his home on Sunday. Pre-
sent were: Mr, and Mrs. Carl Wall,
Jimmy and Jerry of Beaumont;
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Sickler, Mr.
and Mrs. Larry Sickler, Kenny and
Steven, Falls; Mr. and Mrs. Don
Wall and Larry, Mr .and Mrs. Paul
Space, Tommy and Gayle, Noxen.
Mrs. Abram Nesbitt
Entertains Auxiliary
Members of Nesbitt Hospital Wo-
man’s Auxiliary Nurses Alumnae,
Student Nurses and Parents’s Asso-
ciation will be entertained by Mrs.
Abram Nesbitt 2, at an outing in
the garden of her home, Lake Ca-
talpa, Tuesday July 24 from 2-4
p.m.
Guests will hear complete reports
of the 50th Anniversary Festival
held June 27 on the Hospital
Grounds. Mrs. Carl N. Brown was
general chairman, with Mrs. Nesbitt
serving as her assistant. Mrs, Wil- |
liam F. Disque, retiring president |
of the Executive Board of the Aux-
iliary, was hostess of the Day.
Guests are asked to bring a fold-
ing chair or cushion. Bus trans-
portation will be available. Reser-
vations may be made with the Aux-
iliary’s Branch presidents, presidents
of the Nurses Alumnae, Student
Nurses association and the Parents
Association.
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Attending were: Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd Thompson, Mr, and Mrs.
Merle Conden, Linda and Sharon
Conden, Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Con-
den, Charles, Louise and Jay Con-
| and Alfred Lord; Beverly Evans; Mr. | den, Mr. and Mrs. Basil Lord, Alan
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Cathy, Harry and Timmie Weaver,
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Yeisley and
children Kim, Kay, Kent, Kria and
Kevin Yeisley, Mrs. Erma Morris,
Mrs. Guida Taylor, Robert Skransky,
Boyd Barber, and the hostess, Mrs.
Conden.
Lewis Ides Entertain
At Covered Dish Picnic
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ide enter-
{ tained ‘Sunday evening at a covered
i dish picnic at their home on Hunts- |
ville-Idetown Road.
, ‘Guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Gordon |
Steele, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Riker,
with Lee Jr and David, Mr. and Mrs,
Ronald Clark, all of Tunkhannock;
Mr and Mrs. Russell Steele Jr., with
Russell TMI, of Meeker; Mrs, Norman '
Cooper and Debbie, of Shavertown;
Mr. and Mrs. John Hudak, and
Suzanne Jane, of Huntsville.
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Wheeler Hesses, Hosts
At Buffet Supper
Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler Hess Sr.
entertained the following at a buffet |
supper Saturday evening: Mr. and |
Mrs, Robert Hess, oDuglas, Debbie, |
Mrs. Ralph Hess, Kunkle; Mrs.
Russell Honeywell, Dallas; Mrs.
Claude Wordan and daughter Clau-
dia and Mr, and Mrs. Ross Williams |
and Florence Ann, Shavertown; Mr. |
and Mrs. Tom Honeywell, Trucks- ;
ville; Mr. and Mrs. Leo Sickler,
Wyoming; Mr. and Mrs, Wheeler
Hess Jr., David and Linda, Andover,
Conn,
when he places on your finger the ring that you will
cherish forever. No other one will ever mean so much
to you - so quality should be your first consideration,
Whether it’s a simple gold
diamond band, quality is our most important product.
FRANK
63 South Main Street
Wilkes-Barre
“Ap REGISTERED JEWELER
AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY
STORE HOURS DAILY - 10:00 - 5:25
THURSDAY ONLY - 10:00 - 8:45
announce the engage- | Dallas Township High School.
Janice Burczyk ls Engaged
Fitzgerald, Fernbrook
is a graduate of
He
was recently discharged after serv-
ing 3 years as SP 5 with the 2nd
Battle groups, 6th Infantry in Ber-
| Tin, Germany. a 5
| No date has been set for the wed-
| ding.
Mr. Fitzgerald
Karen Ann Baer :
Has 6th Birthday Party
| Mr. and Mrs, Russell L. Kitchen,
Sweet Valley, entertained at a fam-
| ily dihner on Sunday, July 8, hon-
| oring their granddaughter, Karen
{Ann Baer, who was six that day.
| The birthday cake was baked and
| decorated by Mrs. Kitchen. Attend-
| ing were Roseanne Mahoney, the
| honoree’s parents and sister, Mr.
| and Mrs. Leonard Baer and daugh-
|'ter, Lois, Karen will enter first
| grade at Ross Elementary School in
September.
2
| “An old timer is a fellow who re-
| members when folks rested on Sun-
| day instead of Monday.”
Be ee
HEE EEEN
NORTH MAIN STREET
DRESS
OUTLET
selling out all dresses to
to bare walls
prices unheard of.
All New
Summer
Merchandise
We are redecorating
NORTH MAIN STREET
DRESS SHOP
460 North Main Street
Wilkes-Barre
OPEN EVENINGS
till 8:00 p.m.
AMEE EEE ERE EERE EEE RENE EERE EN ERE
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hoop or an elaborate wide
CLARK