ET i 0 3 i § | 1H ad y ‘ { i | w | DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA « Purely Personal Harold Schooley has returned to work after being confined to his home on Davenport Street with ill- ness. Mr. Schooley is employed at the Acme Warehouse in Forty Fort. Ira Cease, East Franklin Street, is a patient at Geisinger Medical Center, Danville. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Prinzing, formerly of Hunt Street, have ar- rived safely in Little Rock, Arkansas. Leaving January 22 for their des- tinati@, they had hoped to make the trip in two days, but due to the hazardous driving conditions and extreme cold the trip necessi- tated six days. Friends and neighbors of Mrs. Mary Daubert, Parrish Street, wish to convey tHeir condolences to her, upon the death of her sister, Mrs. Bridget Fegal, Wilkes-Barre. Mrs. James Brown, Joseph Street, is improving after being confined to her home by illness. Harold Lamoreaux has been con- fined to his home on Mill Street by illness. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore McHenry; Orange, had ‘as recent guests Mr. and Mrs. Warren Brown, Phyllis, Nancy and Cheryl, Hank Sebring, Cortland, N. Y., Mr. and Mrs. Lewis LaBar, Teddy and Rose Faperato, Pittston. Mrs. William Conners, Ferguson Avenue, flew to Altoona Thursday morning from Avoca Airport to visit her husband. He is employed with Bell Telephone Company. She re- turned on the weekend accompanied by her husband. Tragy ease, East Franklin Street, is tafe patient at Geisinger Medical Center. Mra Ira Hoover, Holly Street, Trucksville, is a patient at Nesbitt Hospital, due to a broken ‘ankle. Cards would be appreciated. Harold Lloyd, R. D. 2, Shickshin- ny, is recuperating at his home after cracking a couple ribs, due to a fall. Mrs. Thelma Wilson, formerly of Dallas, is a patient at Charleston Memorial Hospital, Charleston, Pa. “ Richard Womer is ill at his: home in Noxen. He is employed at Kanarr Corporation. Mrs. Glenn Siglin, Church Street, Dallas, is recovering after a recent illness. Karen Kocher, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Luther Kocher, is recover- ing from measles at the home of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Gil- bert Phares, [Sweet Valley. + Karen is also the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Kocher of Ruggles. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Wertman and son, Emory II, Chicago, Ill., and Mr. and Mrs. Harold “Docky”’ Bellas and daughter, Wanda, Arlington, Va. recently spent the week in this area where’ they visited Emory Lo- zier, who is a patient in General Hospital. Mrs. Wertman is the for- mer Ruth Lozier, Mrs. Bellas the former Marian Lozier, They are daughigys of Mr. and Mrs. Emory Lozier.” ‘Another frequent visitor to hed dad’s bedside is Mrs. Alice Mil- ler, Kunkle. Mr. Lozier still re- mains/@@h serious condition. Mrs. Fred Dodson, Fernbrook, is ill at her home. Peggy Malkemes, New Yorke City, and Fred Malkemes, Jr., Bergen- field, N. J., will spend ‘the weekend with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Malkemes, Sr., Ferguson Ave- nue. Mrs. Margaret Swartz, Danville, spent the past week with her moth- er, Mrs. John Ferguson, Shavertown. "Mrs. Emaret Franklin, Center Moreland, has been ill at her home. Mr. and Mrs. John Coon, Harris Hill Road, Trucksville, are vacation- ing in Florida. Mrs. Thomas Evans, the former Janet Stahl, Shavertown, is a patient at Hartford Hospital, Hartford, Conn. She would enjoy receiving cards from her friends. Little Jesse Coslett, aged two, Truckgville, is quite ill ‘at his home. M®®ind Mrs. George Bemesderfer and Mrs. Ruth Malchnes, Penn Ryn, Pa, spent Sunday with their aunts, Callie Bemesderfer and Mrs. Sally Diehm, who are residing with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hosler, Parrish Street. \ Mr.« and Mrs. William Moyer, Schuylkill Haven, spent Sunday vis- iting Mrs. Moyer’s brother and fam- | ily, Mr. and Mrs. George Williams, Dallas. » Mrs. Millie Kline has returned to Orange after several months resi- dence in Mehoopany, to make her home with Mrs. Rose Llewellyn. Mrs. Kline broke her hip seven years ago, and has not been in rugged health since that time. Recently she had another serious fall, which dictated her return to Orange. EXPERT TAILORING ® Trouser Alterations ~® Skirts & Dresses Hemmed ® Coat Alterations | Cleaning & Pressing | 4 4 < 4 < 4 4 ADAMS 4 Clothes For Dad & Lad | Back Mt. Shopping Center ! Shavertown: | i 4 ; 4 Open Til 9 Every Night 674- 8936 skirt. Neigh borhood THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1963 SECTION A — PAGE 5 ews And Notes Of Personal Interest The marriage of Judith Ann Rob- inhold and Wayne Barry Brandt was solemnized last Saturday at 2:30 p. m. in Camp Hill Presbyterian Church by the Rev. Spencer B. Smith, assisted by the Rev. Donald L. Mitchell. John Sholten, organist, accompanied Mrs. J. E. O'Donnell, who sang. A reception was held at the West Shore Country Club. Judy is a former Dallas resident. The bride is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Guy Robinhold II, 307 N. 25th Street, Camp Hill. The bridegroom’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Wayne Brandt, of 202 W. Keller Street, Mechanicsburg. The bride wore a peau de soie gown featuring re-embroidered alen- con lace. = A chapel train fell from a cluster of rosettes at the back waistline of her fitted princess line Her veil of silk illusion en- circled a cluster of pearls and lilies of the valley, and she carried white butterfly roses, feathered carna- tions, hyacinth bells, lilies of the valley, centered with a white orchid, in cascade arrangement. Mrs. Daniel Guy Robinhold III, of Baltimore, was matron of honor Former Dallas Girl Married MRS. WAYNE BARRY BRANDT ' for her sister-in-law. Bridesmaids were Jo Ann Williams of New Cum- berland and Mary Dora Scott, Dallas. _ The attendants chose royal blue glace reversable peau de soie sheaths with bouffant back overskirts cen- tered with a large rose at the back waistline. They wore pearl-tipped cabbage rose head pieces with cir- cular face veils, and carried invert- ed crescent bouquets of pink roses and variegated carnations. Paul S. Brandt was his brother’s best man. Daniel Guy Robinhold III, of Baltimore, the bride's brother, John R. Failor of Mechanicsburg, Harry D. Williams of Lafayette Hills, cousin of the bride, and David M. Lane of Mechanicsburg, were ushers. Mrs. Brandt, a graduate of Camp Hill High School, attended Southern |¢ Seminary Junior College and Indiana State College. She is employed by Bell Telephone Company. Her hus- band, a graduate of Mechanicsburg High School, is a highway drafts- man with Berger Associates, Inc., Camp Hill. After a honeymoon in New York City, the couple will live in Som- erville, Mass. The wedding of Linda Conden, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Merle Con- den, Kunkle, and Boyd Barber, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Barber, Tunk- hannock, took place Friday evening, February 1 at 7 p.m. in Kunkle Methodist Church. Rev. Ruth Under- wood, Duryea, performed the double ring ceremony by candlelight. The bride was attired in ballerina length gown of white chiffon, with lace bodice. Headpiece featured a veil which fell from a tiara. She carried a white corsage. Attendants were Sharon Conden, sister of the bride, who wore baller- ina length gown of powder blue chiffon and blue headpiece, and Linda Conden, Kunkle, Marries Boyd Barber Ot Tunkhannock brother of the bridegroom, Mother of the bride chose royal blue street dress. Her corsage was of white gardenias. 3 Mother of the bridegroom was attired in blue street dress, wore corsage of white gardenias.. Members of the immediate family attended the small reception, held at the home of the bride's parents, after which the couple went to New York on their wedding trip. The couple resides in New York. Mr. Barber is employed in New Jer- sey. Mrs. Barber is a 1962 graduate of Dallas Senior High iSchool. Mrs. George Shaver Sr. Is Honored At Party The Adult Fellowship Group of the Glenview P. M. Church, Fernbrook met on Saturday evening to honor Mrs. George Shaver Sr., Sam Higgins, Shirley Sasaraba and Verna Lamor- eaux on their birthdays that occurred during the month of February. Tables were decorated with Val- entines. Mrs. Stanley Karuza and Mrs. George Saver Jr. were the refreshment committee. John Fluck was program chairman. William Naugles Are Hosts For Lori Beth Mr. and Mrs. William Naugle, Sr., Pikes Creek, entertained at dinner Sunday February 10, honoring their granddaughter, Lori Beth, who was one year old. She is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Naugle, Pikes Creek. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. James Curran, Pritchard Corner, Mr. and Mrs. Al Stepanski, Mr. and Mrs. Os- waldo Maldonada, Sherry and Jerry Naugle, Lori Beth and her parents and grandparents. Schrafft’s Chocolate Covered Cherries “EVANS DRUG STORE Shaveriown Thomas Kingston Family Has Double Celebration Pamela Ann Fowler, baby daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel] Fowler, was christened Sunday in Dallas Methodist Church by Rev. Russell C. Lawry, pastor of the church. Mr. Fowler is Staff Sargeant in the Air Force and recently returned from Africa with his wife and three chil- dren, where he was stationed for the past three years. Mrs. Fowler is the former Jackie Kingston, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kingston, Tarlton Avenue Dallas. A family dinner was held honor- ing the christening and also cele- brating the 37th wedding anniver- sary of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kings- ton, Mrs. Burnaford’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. William Burnaford and son, Billy, Havertown, spent the week- end to help celebrate. Mrs. Drew Fitch Is Honored At Shower Mrs. Ralph Fitch, Huntsville Road, entertained Sunday at variety shower and buffet supper honoring her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Drew Fitch. Mrs. Fitch is the former Doris Casterline of Idetown. The party table was attractive with centerpiece of pink snap drag- ons and blue tapers. Games were played. Present: Mesdames W. J. Smith, Harry Lee Smith, Ray Titus, Hazel Berti, Clyde Boyer, Charles Mahler, Harold Elston, Fred Root, Florence Moore, Ludwig Albasta, Betty Gross, Ralph Fitch, Jr. Robert Benscoter, Arthur Miller, Arthur Dennis, Ann Mashinski, Laura Shook, Howard Shook, Clifford Garris; Carol Mash- inski, Doris, Beverly and Donna Shook. : Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Frey, Mead- owcrest Drive, Trucksville, have an-= nounced the birth of a son at Gen- eral Hospital on February 17. Engagement Announced DIANE JUDY JONES Mr. and Mrs. Donald Jones, Dallas ‘|R.D. 1, announce the engagement of there daughter Diane to Norman Clancy, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Harry Clancy of 539 East 78th Street New York. Miss Jones graduates this year from Tunkhannock High School. Mr. Clancy is a graduate of the Ben- jamin Franklin ‘High School New York. He is employed at the Ford Motor Company, Manwah, New Jer- sey. No date has been set for the wedding. Mrs. Fletcher C. Booker Jr.,,chair- man, and Mrs. Thomas P. Shelburne, co-chairman of the Heart Drive in the Back Mountain Area, which continues through this month, an- nounce the following co-workers: Dallas Borough and Dallas Town- ship: Mrs. W. Wayne Dornsife, chairman, Mrs. Frank ‘Summa, co- chairman. Mesdames Paul [Selingo, Paul Priebe, Charles Maxwell, Joseph Neuner, Edward J. Boltz, Jr., John Jauris, Donald McCrea, William Gal- lagher, George Budd. ‘William Stewart, Jerome Gardner, Robert Hale, Harrison Smith, Victor Picconne, Ted Meixell, Jacob Tay- lor, Clifford Bolshaw, Frederick Ross, William Henschke. Albert Farr, Lane Jarrett, Gordon Edwards, Larry Kolanciewicz, Ken- neth Boyliss, Andrew Ondish, Fran- cis Dixon, Bette Stash, Irene Bobeck, Gen Albosta, Isabelle Yenason. Clifford Garris, Edward McDade, Rosemond Wagner, John McAndrew, Harold Brobst, Philip Heycock, Jerry Machell, Ralph Fitch, Clyde Boyer, Joseph Katyl, Robert Conmy. . P. William Hanna, Tom Reese, George Sipple, Charles Glawe, Har- ry Lefka, Francis Barry, Raymond Dempski, James Oliver, L. J. Buck- ingham, Kenneth Cosgrove. East Shavertown: Miss Elizabeth Wardan, chairman. Mesdames John Chappel, Bernard Rodgers, Robert Walk, Theodore Woolbert, Letha Spaulding, James McFarland, Robert Bayer, Leo Kelly, John Kritchen. John Allen, Miss Marjorie Walp, Mesdames: Nelson McDonald, Robert Berlew, Hilbert Stark, Thomas Kreidler, George Bednar, Kenneth Crocker, Wyane Troxell, Walter Gosart. West Shavertown: Mrs. John H. D. Ferguson, chairman, Mesdames Ben Kleppinger, Vernon Ash, Rob- ert Jewell, Miss Barbara Danbert, Heart Workers Are Listed By Chairman And Cochairman Mrs. Charles Nicol, Miss Verna Mi- ers, Mrs. Charles Lockard, Miss Alice Jones, Mrs. Malcolm Kitchen, Miss Char- lotte Roberts Mesdames: Obed Hontz, Wilson Honeywell, William Tippett, Gilbert Robinson, Frank Wadas, Thomas F. Heffernan, Miss Gail Lamoreaux, Mrs. Harold Young. Lehman and Idetown: Mesdames: Andrew Lavix, chairman; Leo Mo- hen, Leon Bortz, George Carpenter, Rodger Phillips, Miss Ann Motyka, Mesdames Lewis Lanning, Edward Gilmer, William Wright. (Albert Cardamona, Samuel Mar- gellina, Albert Sweitzer, Glenn Spencer, Donald Cutting, Charles Nuss, Leroy Brown, Alice Elston. Huntsville: Mrs. Donn Innes, chairman. : Lake Silkworth: Mrs. Joseph Lo- pez, chairman; Mrs. Marie Baker. East Trucksville: Mesdames J. L. Weir, chairman; Robert Maxwell, John Banks, Jonathan Weir, Del Breakstone. Trucksville: Mesdames Donald Thompson, chairman, Samuel Keast, Harold ‘Ash, Conrad Martin, Chester Hons, Arlene Bessmer, Fred Green- ly, Edward Bessmer, Harold Rose, Walter Phillips, George Gaylord. Trucksville Gardens and West- moreland Hills: Mrs. John J. Bourke, chairman; Miss Marlyn Lipfert, Mes- dames John Dillon, John Waychick, Philip Straul, Richard Cross, Leo Corbett, Joseph 0O’Malia, Richard Potter, Joseph Mickey. Carverton Road: Mesdames Allen Nichols, Earl Gregory, Jr., Thomas Conaghan. Lower Carverton Road and Staub Road: Mrs. David Mathers, Mrs. James Nixon, Miss Sandra Hoover, Miss Jo Ann Morrie, Miss Judy Chernin, Miss Laura Ann Naterkow- ski, Miss Carol Rosnick, Miss Peggy Mathers, Miss Karen Long, Miss Patty Nixon, Miss Verna Lee Pritch- ‘February 12 Strumskis Have Twins . Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Strumski, Carverton Road, welcomed twins, at Mercy Hospital. Joseph weighed seven pounds seven ounces and JoAnn weighed five pounds thirteen ounces. There are two other children, Susan, seven and Stephen, one. Mrs. Strumski is the former Ann Altavilla, Wilkes-Barre. Mr. Strumski is employed by Steg- maiers Brewery. Alice Reese Is Guest At Birthday Party Saturday evening, Alice “Cookie” Reese, was guest of honor at a birth- day party given on her 15th birthday at her home by her parents Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Reese, Demunds Road. The Limbo Contest was won by Bill Smith. The tiered cake, as well as other decorations, were of a Valentine motif. Enjoying the party were; Tom Estus, Paul Risch, Bill Smith, Bob Wiley, George Shaver, Bill McCarthy, Dana Campbell, Donald Dennis, Mar- tha McCarthy, Bonnie Barnard, Cathy Purcell, Betty Jean Davis, Joan Reese, Mr. and Mrs. William Smith, the guest of honor and her parents. ard. Carverton: Mrs. chairman, Orange and Centermoreland: Mes- dames Harold Davenport, chairman, Dan Dymond, Robert Jones, Marie Duffy, John Coon, Dan Lewis, James Mitchell, Ed Dorrance. Richard Prynn, Harveys Lake: Mrs. William Pierce, Jr., chairman. West Trucksville: Mrs. Joseph Reynolds, III, chairman; Mesdames Albert J. Zavada, Ralph Govin, Lyle Slaff, Thomas Harrison, Robert Maturi, Raymond Beck, George W. Nichols, Jr., Gordon Boote, iMss Sandra Vivian. . Bunker Hill: Mesdames Chester Glahn, chairman, Alan Wilkerson, Donald Britt, Bernard Novicki, Charles Bray. ¢ Including Service for George Washington SALE SPECIAL $19.95 53 Pc. Dinnerware Saucers, Soup Dishes, Salads, Desserts, Sugar, Creamer, Platters and Vegetable Bowl. WHITE ONLY Just a Few Sets Left! HENRY'’S 4 | Jewelry and Gift Shop . ¢/|§ Main Highway 8 in Plates, Cups and _Shavertown To Library Book Back Mountain Library Book Club members enjoyed a ‘talk by Mrs. Charles Frantz on books in the library on antiques: bone china, porcelains, pressed glass and prim- itives. Pouring at the tea ‘table, cen- tered with bowl of red carnations, Dutch iris and white mums were Mrs. Herman Thomas and Mrs. Dana Crump. Attending were Mesdames Mitchell Jenkins, Herman Thomas, Ornan Mrs. Charles Frantz Talks Club Women | Lamb, Stanley B. Davies, John Phil- lips, Warren Unger, James Alex- ander, Michael] Brown, W. B. Jeter, Harold Titman, J. Traver Nobel, Peter D. Clark, Lyman Lull, Fred Howell, Bowden Northrup, Jack Hastings, Edgar Brace, George Mont- gomery, Charles Frantz, ‘A. R. Dun- gey, Richard Demmy, Clyde Davis, J. F. Sallada, Paul Gross, Homer Moyer, Willard Seaman, A. D. Hutchison, and Dana Crump. Kenneth Doris Mr. and Mrs. Paul Doris, Oak Hill, announce the birth of a nine pound nine ounce son, Kenneth, born Feb- ruary 11 at Nesbitt Hospital. There are three other children, Denis, sev- en, Jeffrey, six, and Ann, two. Mrs. Doris is the former Alberta Roster- ski, Wanamie. Mr. Doris is employed with Hughes plumbing and heating. Announce Birth Mr. and Mrs. Lee McCarthy, Elm- crest Drive, announce the birth of an eight pound three ounce daughter, Julie, on February 8, Mercy Hospital. There are five other children, Pat- ricia, Claire, Mary Jean, John and Lee. Mrs. McCarthy is the former Mary. Jule Purcell. Mr. McCarthy operates Community Motors, King- ston. Kiwanis Women To See Styles In Wigs Dallas Women of Kiwanis will en- joy a demonstration of wig styling Wednesday evening at 6:30 at Irem Country Club. Program chairman Mrs. Edwin Thompson will introduce Ellen Zack, manager of Penolyn Beauty Shop at the Boston Store. Mrs. George McCutcheon will pre- side. Dallas Junior Women Plan Social Friday Dallas Junior Woman’s Club will stage ‘the “second social evening of the season Friday night 9 to 1 at (American Legion Home. On the | program will be square and modern dancing, and games with prizes. Mrs. Paul Lauer and Mrs. Joseph Bala- vage are cochairmen. ek o 7% a s ° The New © -— 3. EE 14K Gold FRANK oS Time For ro Space. Age Cosmonaut® sible for an automatic watch. 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