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Dallas Methodist Church
ay Samuels, twin daughter of Mr.
; swiCenter Hill Road, Dallas and Thomas
ames Bloomer, Ridge Avenue,
ingston.
‘Rev. Russell C. Lawry, performed
e double ring ceremony, Satur-
7, December 29 at 2 p.m. Wed-
ding ‘music was played by Fern
! #.Caldren, church organist, soloist was
~siMrs. Robert Henderson, Forty Fort.
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sharon Kay Samuels Marries
homas Bloomer, December 29
The bride escorted to the altar
length bouffant gown of chantilly
d Mrs. Howard T. Samuels, East | lace over taffeta, fashioned with
| basque bodice and long sleeves
tapered to the wrists. The sabrina
neckline of scalloped lace was trim-
! med with sequins and pearls and
the bouffant skirt, with ruffled tiers
extending from the back waistline,
featured an aisle-width train of
| chapel length. She wore a single
strand of pearls.
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Italian
and Continental
Cuisine
Your Host —
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“ELEGANCE WITHOUT
~ Thurs. - Continental Veal Scallopine
Friday - Lobster Foo Yong (oriental)
Saturday - Prime Ribs of Beef
Facilities For:
Relaxing Atmosphere
was a cluster of pearls and pearlized
leaves from which was arranged
a three-tiered fingertip veil of pure
silk illusion. She carried a cascade
bouquet: of white anthuriums and
white grape clusters.
Mrs. Ronald Trewern, Blackwood,
N. J., twin sister of the bride, was
matron of honor. She wore em-
erald-green crystal sheath « dress,
styled with bateau neckline, elbow-
shy sleeves and a softly-pleated
overskirt adorned with satin bows
at the waistline. Her headpiece
was an emerald green velvet pillbox
with circular nose veil. She wore
matching accessories and carried a
heart shaped white fur muff, gift
iof the bride, to which was at-
Her headpiece '
tached a bouquet of gold grape
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WEDDINGS - BANQUETS
SALES MEETINGS
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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, JANUARY 31, 1963 |
clusters, red poinseftias and holly
leaves. \
Bridesmaids were Linda Davies,
Dallas, cousin of the bride, Celia
Monka, Fernbrook; Janet Reed and
Mary Sabo, both of Dallas. They
wore crystal satin dresses in gold,
identical to the matron of honor’s,
with accessories and pillboxes to
match. They carried heart-shaped
white fur muffs, gifts of the bride,
to which were attached bouquets of
emerald green grape clusters, red
‘poinsettias and holly leaves. Flower
girls were Brenda and Melinda
Bloomer, West Chester, nieces of
the bridegroom. They wore short
party-style emerald green tissue
taffeta dresses, designed with puffed
sleeves, featuring shirred cum-
erbunds with large bows and
matching miniature headpieces with
veils. They carried small white
fur muffs, also gifts from the bride,
with small red poinsettias, holly
leaves and gold grape clusters. Jay
Bloomer, West Chester was best
man for his brother. [Ushers were
James Morgan, Shavertown; Gailord
Smith, Luzerne; Thomas Heslop,
Dallas and Ronald Trewern, Black-
wood, N. J.
Mother of the bride chose ro-
mance blue delustered satin sheath
designed with bateau neckline edg-
ed in venise lace and braid. The
skirt featured a flared peplum trim-
med with lace and braid. She wore a
blue feather toque and matching
\| accessories, her corsage was pink
camellias. Mother of the bride-
groom selected fawn-colored sheath
dress of Swiss lace, featuring satin
tiered cumerbund with a side drape
and a bateau neckline. She chose a
feathered hat and accessories to
match. Her corsage was of cham-
pagne tone cymbidium orchids.
Reception was held at Veterans
of Foreign Wars Home, Kingston,
after which the couple left on a
short wedding trip to Split Rock
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Lodge. in the Poconos. For going
away the bride wore red wool sheath
dress with white fur hat and white
gloves. « Her corsage was of min-
jature white anthuriums.
The bride, a graduate of West-
moreland High School and Wilkes-
Barre Business College was em-
ployed, at the Boston Store.
Mr. Bloomer, a graduate of West-
moreland High School, completed
one year at Wilkes College. He
will complete his college education
through General Electric, where he
is employed. x
The couple will reside at 10 Nort:
Main Street, Phoenixville.
A number of prenuptial parties
were held: Mrs. David Deckery,
Kingston, entertained at a variety
shower, a linen shower was given
by Mrs. Claude Roll, Kingston, and
Mrs. Frederick = Wilkens, Dallas.
The former Miss Samuels was hon-
ored at a variety shower given by
her bridesmaids, Misses Davies,
Monka, Reed and Sabo. Lois Brit-
tain, West Nanticoke, was hostess
at a variety shower. A dinner hon-
oring ‘the couple was given by Dr.
and Mrs. Carlton Davies of Dallas.
A party for the entire wedding group
and friends was held at the bride-
groom’s home following rehearsal.
Mrs. Ronald Trewern, matron of
honor, entertained the bride and
bridesmaids at a spinster dinner at
Perugino’s, Luzerne, prior to wed-
ding rehearsal, y
Lake Service Club Plans
Annual Valentine Dance
Harveys Lake Woman’s Service
Club plans its annual Valentine
Dance for [Saturday, February 16, 9
to 1. Panky Stolarick’s orchestra
will play for the dance in the newly
renovated dining room at Hansen's
picnic grounds, :
Mrs. Malcolm Nelson is chairman,
assisted by Mesdames Fred Dodson,
Elwood Davis, Richard Williams,
Harold Bennett and Joseph Rauch.
Committees will be named later.
Decorations are already being
planned,
THANK YOU NOTE
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Crispell wish
‘to express their appreciation’ to all
those who sent cards, gifts, and
dropped by to help them celebrate
their Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary.
Women:
Friday: 4 to 8 P.M.
Men:
Feb. 1, 1963
| February 28,
PRLHIRIIFRIHRHIHIR BE SI RE EE RR IR Rs
EVENING
COLLEGE SESSION
Cooperative program between King’s College
and College Misericordia
Register Monday 4 to 8 P.M. January 29
161 S. Washington St., W.-B.
Register at King’s College
Friday: 9 to 12; 1:
Saturday: 9 to 12; 1:
ny
Classes Begin Saturday, February 2
I RN NE ER EN TR RR EI RRS
Frank Beukas, Hosts
T'o Sweet Valley Cubs
Members of the committee of Cuk
Pack 444, Sweet Valley Area, braved
the blizzard last Wednesday evening
to meet at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Beuka, where plans were
formulated for the annual Blue and
Gold Banquet to beheld Thurrday,
seven p. m., Maple
Grove Methodiht Church Hall. Mrs.
Albert L. Ray is chairman of the
menu and kitchen committee; Dec-
orations will be provided by the Den
mothers, ‘Mrs. Burl Updyke, Mrs.
Marjorie Williams and Mrs. George
Haines. In charge of the program and
entertainment are Cubmaster Burl
Updyke and Institutional representa-
tive, Pastor William G. Hughes. A-
wards will be made at the banquet.
Cub Pack 444 has a membership
of boys from Lehman, Ross, Lake
and Jackson Townships, and will
welcome into the pack any boy who
has reached his 8th birthday. It has
been decided to hold the Pack meet-
ings the last Wednesday of each
month, seven p.m., Church of Christ.
Bustin King Howards
Are Honored At Parties
Mr. and Mrs. Austin King Howard,
Sutton Road, Trucksville, were re-
cently honored at a party given
by Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Weaver and
Mr. and Mrs. Harrison H. Smith,
Shrine View, Dallas. Later they
were entertained at a dinner host-
ed by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Rob-
inson, in honor of their twenty-
fifth wedding anniversary, which
they celebrated Jauary 15. Mrs.
Howard is the former Jane Dick
Newell, Wilkes-Barre and Kingston.
Mrs. Howard’s brother-in-law and
sister, Mr. and Mrs. William C.
Baird, who have been their guests
for several days, returned recently
to their home in Rochester, N. Y.
Nesbitt Hospital Auxiliary
Will Meet On Friday
Shavertown Branch, Nesbitt Me-
morial Hospital woman’s Auxiliary,
will meet Friday afternoon at 1:30
at St. Paul’s Lutheran Church,
Shavertown, for a dessert luncheon.
Thelma DeWitt, Director of Nurs-
ing, will be speaker.
February 1, 1963 at
30 to 4; 6:30 to 8
30 to 4 Feb. 2, 1963
ayearper$100-on
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By LEN 'KOZICK
Playing before a small crowd Har-
veys Lake whipped Prince of Peace
70-39. Huntsville beat East Dallas
55-31 and in a real wild ball game
Shavertown nosed out St. Threse’s
49-47.
Harveys Lake vs. Prince of Peace
In a game that was supposed to
be tight all the way, Harveys Lake
took the measure of its closest com-
petitor, Prince of Peace, by the
score of 70-39. The first quarter
was close with Harveys Lake leading
10-11. After that, the fast breaking
boys from the Lake began rolling,
and half-time score was 29-22. In
the next two periods Prince of Peace
was outscored 41-17. Jim Thomas
| played his usual fine game with
many rebounds and 19 points but
none of his teammates could muster
up much of a scoring punch. The
Harveys Lake defense did a nice job
of stopping the driving shots of T.
Richardson and their alert defense
turned many loose passes into fast-
breaks which took its toll in the sec
ond half.
For the Harveys Lake club, once
again it was a team effort all the
way, led by the scoring punch of
Gene Brobst and Zeke Hinkle. The
front line defense was very alert
and intercepted many passes from
their opponents. Looks like Harveys
Lake is headed for an undefeated
season and they are out to prove
it true.
Harveys Lake G. F. Pts.
@G..Brebst ...... nui lG 10 0 20
Hinkle: 5. 0 20
Schales .... .. wn 0
Hardison lakod ng 1
Bolton... Gia nin 1
Crispell 0
Searfoss 0
Price .... .. 0
Potala oi) to Lian ws, 32-670
Prince of Pace G. F. Pts.
T. Richardson 1.80.7
Finns oma oda 0:00
Pupils Of Louie Ayre
Take Part In Recital
Louie W. Ayre presented the
following Organ and Piano Students
in Recital, Sunday at 3 P.M. in St.
Clement’s Church, Wilkes-Barre.
Taking part were: Donna An-
thony, Cathy Cawley, Nancy Covert,
Gary Crompton, Annie Davies, Char-
lene Demmy, Christine Demmy, Judy
Evans Jane Gilmartin, Ann Graham,
Robert Graham Jr., Mariana Heim,
Glenda Larson, Pattie Larson, Kath-
arine Loveland, Ann Moyer, Lynn
Moyer, Susan Moore, Diane Morgan,
Sally Otto, William Petro Jr., Brenda
Richards, Paula Richards, Todd Rich-
ards, Diane Richards, Thomas
Rowett, Mary Ann Sabadish, Janelle
Selecky, Douglas Schultz, Pamela
Sabol, ‘and Louise Wassell.
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DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
Lake, Huntsville, Shavertown
Win Week's Church League Games
B. Richardson... 2:70 =4
Thomas S901 8g
Roberts ER 4 RE
Allabaugh ALE A 1 1.23
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Totals sain Ln 16. 7.39
Huntsville vs. East Dallas
Huntsville, beginning to show
some of its form of last year, aven-
ged an earlier defeat and beat East
Dallas 55-31. The game started out iI
slow, but as the time increased, so
did the tempo of scoring. Huntsville
did a good job of dominating both
boards and ‘this became more evi-
dent as the game went on. Also, *
East Dallas ran into trouble with
their fouling and the Huntsville
club kept driving and making their
fouls whenever the opportunity pre-
sented itself.
Wes Evans and Tenza led the
scoring for the losers but neither
of them could really break loose.
Evans also did the major part of the
rebounding for the Dallas club.
For the winners, once again, Fosse-
dal played his usual game, captur-
ing many rebounds and throwing
in 16 points. He was given a lot
of help by Charlie Brobst and Gary
Dietz.
Huntsville G. F. Pts.
Fossedal iu.” bin iini 6. 4:16
Dietz [lal nimi i dna It i 10
Kozick wn AE SG
Hontz :.... .... Daas
QC. Brobet:. i... adn 2.2 83
Metals... ania 19°17, 55
East Dallas G. F. Pts.
Bvanss.... oie inns nd OnE pl
Shelley .... .. RRR WE | MERC |
Tenzy |. uci Lo 8s 1 Oman
Lamoreaux .... nT DE q
Lasher uh. es 0-0 200
Potals lo Sa nual dds v3.63]
St. Therese’s vs. Shavertown
In the best gall game of the even-
ing St. Therese’s and Shavertown
staged a thriller. Shavertown won
49-47 on some clutch shooting in
the last quarter, outscoring their
opnonents 15-5.
St. Therese’s started fast and led
at halftime 18-14 with Dubois, Leach
and K. Yeisley scoring 22 of the 28
points. The third quarter was
pretty much of a stand-off, both
teams being about even. ‘In the
fourth quarter St. Therese’s began
having trouble finding the range
and Shavertown started closing the
gap on the shooting of Rome and
Hontz. Finally with less than a
minute to go Shavertown knotted
the score. St. Thersse’s missed two
on the foul line and Shavertown
pulled down the rebound. Thev
took the ball down the. floor and
Hontz was fouled in the act of
shooting, and he calmly ‘tossed in
both of them for a two point lead.
St. Therese’s got the bal: with six
seconds to go but a last shot just
rolled off the rim as the bell sound- fg
ed. Both teams really played great
ball. 2
St. Therese’s
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Parvin ° 2
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K. Yelsley coil. 0 04
Tolals oh. onal 00. Tan
Shavertown G. F. Pts.
P.0n0Y oie ane 2 nO
Rome ...[". e219
Hontz .... +. f 3-20
Edwards .... 1.3
B. Oney 0.6
Newman ....... .. aes ving -
Dymond’... dies Oa
Totals 7 49
SCHEDULE
February 2, 1963: Dallas Senior §
Hich School.
7:00. Bast Dallas vs. Shavertown.
8:00, Harveys Lake vs. St. There-
se’s.
9:00, Huntsville vs Prince of Peace
~ STANDINGS
1.—Harveys Lake
2.—Prince of Peace ..........
3. —Huntsville Christian
4,—TRast Dallas
5.—Shavertown y
8.—St. Therese’s .... 0... 00...
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