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DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
Mable Scott March
Weds Sterling Wandell
Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock
Mable Scott March, married Sterling
L. Wandell of Sunbur y, former
Kingston resident, in Kingston
Methodist Church. Rev. Robert
Lukens, pastor and Rev. Dr. George,
Bell, an old family friend, of-
ficated. Paula Scott, niece of the
bride of Dallas, was soloist, and
Mrs. Harold Rood, Dallas, played the
organ. The bride is the former
Mrs. Charles L. March.
Attendants were Mrs. George Met-
calfe and Dr William E. Strous.
Becky Metcalfe was junior brides-
maid. Durelle Scott, Dallas, Wilbur
Scott, Wilkes Barre, Vester Vercoe
and George Metcalfe acted as
@ ushers.
Following the reception in the
Church hall, the couple left for a
southern trip. They will reside in
Sunbury, where Mr. Wandell is
president of Susquehanna Valley
Bank and Trust Company. He is
also a member of the board of Wyo-
ming National Bank, Wilkes Barre.
Fernbrook Hobby Club
Has Christmas Party
‘The Hobby Club, Fernbrook, held
its Christmas party on Tuesday eve-
ning at the Kingston House. Decora-
tions were Christmas carolers ar-
ranged on boughs of greens. Secret
pals for the past year were revealed
and new ones picked. Gifts were |
exchanged, and games played. Mem-
bers reminisced about -the good
times had in past years.
The following were present: Mes-
dames Alfred Wendel, Carol Lasher,
Mary Reese, Sally Wagner, Mary
Lasher, Priscilla: Coolbaugh, Ruth
Young, Florence Martin, Warren
Stanton, Vida Adams, Susie Welch,
- Gladys Gabel, Joyce Sidorek, Verna
~ Cummings, Doris Kitchen, Barbgara
Lasher, Agnes Sidorek.
Next meeting will be held in
January at the home of Mary Reese.
Ponds Frozen Over
Many small ponds are frozen over
and afford good ice skating. In spite
of zero weather for several nights
running, Harveys Lake and Hunts-
| tea table.
Mrs. Edward Jones and Mrs. Willis
ville Reservoir are not frozen.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Smith
To Celebrate 50th Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Smith, 85
Carverton Road, Trucksville, will
celebrate their golden wedding an-
niversary on Christmas Day.
1912, at the home of the bride's
parents in Idetown by the late Rev.
John R. Austin. Attendants were
Adelia Ide, sister of the bride, and
Edward Smith; brother of the groom.
Mrs. Smith is the daughter of the
late Araminta Marcy Ide and Daniel
Ide of Idetown.
Mr. Smith is son of the late Mr.
and Mrs. Peter Smith.
_ Mr. Smith is employed by the
United Furniture Manufacturers of
Wilkes-Barre.
They | ver,
were married on Christmas Day, | Martz,
There are amine children: Donald,
Trucksville; Stacy, Arlington, Va.;
| Mrs. Henry (Mary) Heberling, Do-
N. J.; Mrs. Howard (Minty)
Berwick; Mrs. Glen (Ida)
Hughes, Mrs. Robert (Ruth) Stev-
enson, Mrs. Alan (Phoebus) Oberst,
all of North Chili, N. Y.; Mrs. Ellis
(Edith) Hoover, R. D. 4, Dallas; and
Clinton, Annandale, Va. There are
fifteen grandchildren and one great-
gradson.
The couple will entertain rela-
tives, friends and neighbors at open
house om Christmas Day from 2:00
to 8:00 p. m. No invitations have
been issued.
Lehman Womans Club
Has Annual Christmas Tea
Annual Christmas Tea of Lehman
Woman's Club was held December
12, at the Lehman Fire Hall. Mrs.
Thomas Brown presided at ‘the
short business meeting and at the
Reports were given by
Gentile. Mrs. Russell
announced that the
wheelchair, a pair of crutches, and
two walkers in use at the present
time. :
Mrs. Brown announced ‘that Mrs.
Albert Disque has been elected cor-
responding secretary. Mrs, Joseph
Chipola will be new chairman of
Coolbaugh
publicity. \
Mrs. Leon| Bartz, chairman of
membership, installed two new
members at an impressive ceremony,
Mrs. Jack Palmer and Nancy McCar-
roll.
Alana Matter, girl of the month,
and her mother, Mrs. William Frey,
were guests at the tea.
Invited guests were Mrs. Marguer-
ite Burke, Mrs. Helen Easton, and
officers of Jonathon R. Davis Fire
Company Auxiliary and Lehman Fire
Company Auxiliary. Present from
these organizations wlere: Mrs.
George Carpenter, Mrs. Becky Cas-
terline, Mrs. Renee Kanasky, Mrs.
Louis Laning, and Mrs. Dorothy
club has a|
Baker.
The tea table was decorated with
lovely pink Christmas centerpiece
and featured the beautiful silver tea
and coffee service recently pur-
chased by the club. The setting was
completed by artistic little sand-
wiches and cakes made by the hos-
pitality - committee.
Chairman of the affair was Mrs.
Joseph Chipola. Mrs. Mark Grimm,
chairman of decorations, was assist-
ed by Mrs. Paul Henritzy, Mrs. John
Kenyon, and Mrs. John Callahan.
Mrs. Leo Mohen, chairman of hospi-
tality, was assisted by Mrs. Edward
Skalicky, Mrs. George Elley, Mrs.
Walter McGuire, Mrs. William Cole,
Mrs. Edward Jones, Mrs. Edward
Gilmer, and Mrs. Maurice Evans.
The program was a humorous
musical program presented by Clyde
Owens, Elementary Music Supervisor
in Wilkes-Barre.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Hilbert have
been ill at their home on Lehman
Avenue for the past two weeks, Mrs.
Hilbert with a heart condition, Mr.
Hilbert with the flu.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Peterson,
Norton Avenue, will have as guests
at Christmas their daughter, Ann,
and her roommate of Montreal.
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1962
Betrothed
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wilber,
Franklin Forks, Pa., announce the
engagement and approaching mar-
riage of their daughter, Joan, to
John W. Davis, III of Lehman.
Mr. Davis is son of Mrs. Mildred
W. Davis, of Lehman and the late
Mr. Davis.
Susan Lukasavage
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Lukasavage,
Munich, Germany, announced by
they were the proud parents of an
eight pound, four ounce baby girl,
Susan, born Tuesday, December 17.
Parents of Mrs. Luksavage, Mr. and
telephone at 6 a. m. Wedesday, that |
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JOAN WILBER
The wedding will take place De-
cember 22, 8:00 p.m., in the Seventh-
Day Adventist Church, Montrose.
The bride-elect is a 1957 graduate
of Montrose Consolidated High
School. The groom attended Union
Springs Academy.
Mrs. John Butler of [Shavertown,
received the call at what was noon
in Germany. This is their first child.
Mrs. Lukasavage is the former
Sharon Butler. Mrs. Lukasavage is
son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Luka-
savage, W. Center Street, Shaver-
town.
: Henry Bergstrasser,
| Bess Cooke Is Honored
By Idetown Couples |
Bess Cooke was guest of iil
at the Idetown Couples’
| Christmas party held ‘at the = | Annual Natona Mills
After
dinner, Christmas carols were en-
joyed. Present were Rev. and Mrs.
lin House Saturday night.
| Norman Tiffany, Mr. and Mrs. Al-
| fred Swelgin, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
{ Harrison, Mr. and Mrs. Willis Ide,
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ide, Mr. and |
Mrs. Albert Sweitzer, Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
and Mrs. Richard
Joseph Ide,
Niezgoda, Mr.
| Stroud, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wil-
son, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Steele, Mr.
and Mrs. Merrel Burnett, Mrs. Jean
Holds Christmas Party
Lady Toby Rebekah Lodge No.
514, Trucksville, held its Christmas
party immediately following the
business meeting on Wednesday
night at Trucksville Fire Hall. Gifts
were exchanged and refreshments
served to Myrtle Rice, Maude Mec-
Vicar, Betty Owen, Jennie Shaver,
Mary Shaver, Rebecca Grey, Mil-
dred Baker, Betty June Mathers,
Delores Trumbower, Leona Naugle,
Helen Nunn, Mabel Mitchell, Myrtle
Rineman, Wilma Gordon and Ruth
Shupp.
Next meeting will be held on
January 9 followed by a party at
the home of Myrtle Rice, Shaver-
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Christmas
| Party was held Saturday night, De-
15, at OConnell’s Twin |
| | cember
Lakes, Harveys Lake, with 250 em- |
| ployees and guests present for a
buffet dinner, followed by dancing.
Present from the New York office |
| were: Marcel Noe,
tion manager for Native Laces & |
Textiles, and Mrs. Noe; Herbert
Rubin, Levers Lace Production |
manager, and Mrs. Rubin; and Wil-
ing, and Mrs. Freedman.
Charles Gardner, plant manager
of Natona Mills, introduced the
guests from New York, as well as
officers of the local union, John
Hardiman, section president,
Mrs.
Tricot Produc- |
liam Freedman, director of purchas- |
and
Hardiman; and Arthur Rob-
erts, president of Branch A-23, and
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Natona Mills tuiloyeds Hold
Christmas Party At Twin Lakes
Mrs. Roberts.
Many door prizes were awarded
with the grand prize of a portable
television set going to John Kawal-
kewicz. Other prize winners: Rich-
| ard Clemow, Thomas Bogdon, Marie -
| Walp, "Edna Whispell, Johan Cook,
Jack Evans, Florence Allabaugh,
Eleanor Dendler, Albert Bowman,
| Ar thur Roberts, Thomas Makravitz,
| Mae Chamberlain, Marion Harvey,
| Carlton Sprow, Edward Endrusick,
Burton Steltz, Julius Shultz, Carol
Lasher, Sally Eil,. Wiliam Thomas
land John Hardiman.
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