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tertains Club
Mrs. Thomas E. Cease of Frank- |
n Street entertained. members of
er club at her home, recently. Prizes
ere won by Mrs. William Sarley
Carol Ann Lamoreaux
Mr.
aux,
birth of their
d Mrs. William Kelley. | The new arrival weighed seven | —® Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Territo, |
Present were: Mrs. Wilson Maury, pounds. The Lamoreauxs also have Linda Rae Piatt, Guest Noxen, annowaces the marriage of
s. Clayton Evans, Mrs. Bruce & two year old son, William | their daughter, Linda Kay, to Walter
loen,, Mrs. Samuel J. Holvey, Mrs. | Michael. Mother is the former On Sixteenth Birthday Besteder, son of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
Villiam “Sarley, Mrs. Richard Ost- [Sites Rogers, Huntsville. Mr. La | | Besteder, Tunkhannock, Saturday,
m, Mrs. William Kelley, Mrs. | moreaux is employed at General Mr. and Mrs. Howard Piatt, Pikes May 4.
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Ann, at Nesbitt Hospital, April 28.
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, MAY 9, 1963
Linda K. Territo Becomes
Bride Of Walter K. Besteder
| Creek, entertained at a family Sins)
liner honoring their daughter, Linda’
| Rae, who was sixteen April 28. A
beautifully decorated four-tiered
cake was baked by the honores’s Robert Rifenbury as maid of honor
sister, Alice Jean Martin. Attend- aad Robert Ritenlury a8 Host mien.
ing were Mr. and Mrs. Rolond Miss Territo attended Lake-Leh-
Runyon, West Pittston; Sally Dawn Man high school.
Edwards, Carverton; Hall Shaver Mr. Besteder
| Wyoming, the honoree’s grandmo- Tunkhezinock high school and is |
ther, Mrs. Blanche Piatt, Mr. and employed by General Motors Inc,
Wilmington Delaware.
Following the ceremony, a recep-
The ceremony was performed by |
Reverand Wesley Kimm, in St. Lukes
Lutheran Church, Noxen, with Mrs. |
| Mrs. Joseph Martin and daughter, |
| Carol Annette, Lonnie, Bob, Tom, tion was held at the home of the
Nancy, Ginny and Debbie Piatt, hride’s parents.
Linda and her parents.
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| DALLAS
Announce Birth
and Mrs. James Devlin,
| Pioneer Avenue, Shavertown, May |
Route 309
NOW THRU SATURDAY 1 at Nesbitt Hospital. There are
three sons,
DIAMOND HEAD (ten and Jerry, five.
Mrs. Devlin is
Starring the former Mildred Beline, Trucks-
Charlton Heston Also | ville. Mr. Devlin is employed with
Yvette Mimieux Graphic Art Services, Wilkes-Barre.
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Richard Lyons |
By Ths i
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FOR THE OFFIGE OF
Sophie Loren —
The Suspense Begins
Friday and Sunday - 10:00 P.M.
is a graduate of |
A six pound eleven ounce daugh-.
ter, Ann Marie, was born to Mr. | Robert Tumner,
North | rett Miller and the hostess.
Jimmy thirteen, Tom]
| Health Week.
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Jane Graham Named
Wilson May Queen
| Miss Jane Graham, daughter of
| Mr: and Mrs. Thomas Graham,
| Pioneer Avenue, Shavertown was
crowned May Queen at Wilson
| College on Saturday.
A Her selection was made by secret
| ballot of the entire student body.
Miss Graham presided over the
| May weekend festivities and the
| formal dance held Saturday eve-
ning. !
Her attendant was Susan J.
Whitmore, Beverly, Mass.
Mrs. Longmore Is
Guest On Birthday
A koffee klatch, honoring of Mrs.
Thomas Lciagmore on her birthday
was recently held at the home of
| Mrs, William Cutter, Luzerne Aven-
ue, Dallas.
Attending were Mesdames Rich-
ard Bradley, Clifford Mansley, Ste-
phen Hartman, Harry Lefko, Wil-
lard ~~ Whalen, William Hanna,
Phillip Ansilio, Jar-
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Local Women Spend
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Members of Mercy Hospital Aux-
iliary, Back Mountain Branch, re-
cently spent a delightful day in New
York City, where they attended the
popular Brosdway play, “How To
Succeed in Business Without Really
Trying.”
Trip was made by bus and lunch-
eon served at the Somerville Inn,
Several members
of the Wilkes-Barre group also at-
tended.
Present were: Mesdames B. C.
Banks, Jacob Beline, Edward Cavan,
Ralph Downend, Sr., Maurice Evans,
Jacob Gabel William Gallagher,
Paul Gates, lgnatius Gallagher, Jo-
seph Kelly, William Kennedy, John
Konsavage, Bruno Marascio, Donald
McCrea.
Roger McShea, Jr., Leo Mohen,
Paul Monahan, Joseph Neuner,
George Ruckno, Anna Stenger, Nel-
son Shaver, Stephen Tkach, George
Arzente, Regis Brice, Paul Mena-
pace, Ray Fleugel, Frederick Forve,
John Clinton, Charles Burns, James
Gallagher, Loren Ostrander, Georges
Ward, Mary Weir, Regina King,
Mary Daley.
Group Observes 25th
Bnniversary Date
Mrs. Harold Ash, Shavertown, en-
tertained her card club at Franklin
House, Centermoreland last week
in honor of the group's 25th an-
niversary.
Present were: Mrs. Edward Hall,
Mrs. Walter Gosart, Sr., Mrs. Flor-
ence Kast, Mrs. Luther Powell, Mrs.
Ruth Houser, and the hostess.
The club originally began with
nine members, including Mrs. K. G.
Laycock, deceased; Mrs. Wayne
Graybill, Selingsgrove; and Mrs.
Minnie Hazeltine, Hackensack, N.J.
Mrs. Earl Gregory Jr.
Is Hostess To Club
Mrs. Earl Gregory, Jr. entertaine
her card club recently. D=acora- |
tions were in pink and white.
delicious lunch was served to the
“| following: Mesdames Harold Croom,
Robert Mathers, Richard Mathers,
Harry Owens, William Lohman,
Theda Hoover, Emma Anderson,
Ogden Palmer and the hostess, Mrs.
Earl Gregory, Jr. Winners at cards
were: Mrs. Harold Croom, Mrs.
Robert Mathers, Mrs. Richard Ma-
thers and Mrs. Harry Owens.
St. Paul's Brotherhood
Men's Brotherhood of St. Paul's
Lutheran Church will entertain
ladies of the church at a Mother
and Daughter Dinner Monday ‘eve-
ning at 7. An interesting program
will - follow:
Reservations may be made with
Mrs. Roy Trexler, 674-3381 by noon
on Sunday.
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DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
Recently
MRS. JOSEPH KOWALESKI
The Apostolic Papal blessing of
Pope John XXIII, was bestowed at
the recent marriage of Elizabeth
Louise Elenchik, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. John P .Elenchik, West
Overbrook avenue and Joseph Kow-
aleski, son of Mrs. Lottie Kowaleski,
Demunds Corners, at Gate of Heaven
Church.
Rev. Richard Frank performed the
double ring ceremony and celebrated
the Nuptial Mass. Rev. Francis Kane
was seated in the Sanctuary. John
Elenchik, brother of the bride and
Mark Matthews served as Altar
d! i Boys.
Mrs. Robert Laux was
The Altar was adorned with vases
of white and pink gladioli and Easter
lilies. The bride placed a bouquet of
blue end white carnations on the
Altar of the Blessed Mother.
Eleanor Ann Elenchik was maid
of honor for her sister, Edna Rogers
was bridesmaid. Michael Kowaleski,
brother of the bridegroom was best
man, Frank Kopho, Jr., served as
usher,
‘Given in marriage by her father,
the bride wore full length gown of
taffeta peau de soie with fitted bod-
ice, long . sleeves tapered at the
wrists, a bateau neckline edged with
alencon . lace with: matching appli-
ques throughout the" aicle width skirt
She wore a mantilla of hand clipped
imported Chantilly lace and carried
an arm bouquet of white calla lilies.
‘Attendants were attired in floor
length gowns of pink satin brocade,
styled with modified bell skirts. They
wore matching picture hats with an
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open crow and carried arm bou-
quets of white calla lilies with pink
ribbons.
| Mother of the bride wore navy
blue dress of silk shantung, com-
plemented with matching jacket and
accessories and corsage of pink
cymbidium orchids.
Bridegroom’s mother chose pink
lace sheath with matching jacket
and accessories and corsage of pink
cymbidium orchids.
Following the ceremony, a dinner
and reception was held at O’Con-
nells, Twin Lakes. After which the
| couple left for the Poconos. On Mon-
day, they left by T.W.A. Airlines for
Las Vagas, Nevada, where they ‘will
reside.
Mrs. Kowaleski is a graduate of
West Side Central Catholic High
School, Kingston and was employed
in the plant accounting department
of Commonwealth: Telephone Co.
Mr. Kowaleski was graduated from
Dallas Franklin Township High
School. He served thres years in
the U.S. Army, Special Forces as a
bomb’ disposal specialist, assigned
two years to Nato Forces through-
out Europe. Hs is presently employed
by Internaticnal Telephone and
Telegraph-Kellog Communications of
Chicago, Ill.
The bride was feted at pre-nuptials
showers by Mrs. John Kern, her
mother and attendants, Elizabeth
Johnsen and a dinner was given by
friends of the bride, who also are
employed by Commonwealth Tele-
phone Co. The bridegroom’s mother
entertained at her home following
rehearsal.
Out. of town guests were Major
R. C. Balwierizah, Irving. Texas, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Balwierizah and
children, Green Bay, Wisconsin, Mr.
and Mrs. John Miller and children,
Bound Brook, N.J., Mrs. Frank Ko-
Mr. Donald
| Taylor, Shamokin, Pa., Mr. and Mrs.
, David Hudak, Sommerville, N. J.
land Miss Mary Ann Kressavage,
| Miami, ‘Florida.
¢ Entertains At
Dinner On Sunday
| Mrs. Mildred Ralston, Shavertown,
| entertained at a birthday dinner on
Sunday in honor of her brother,
John M. Miles, who celebrated his
T7th anniversary and her niece,
£ | Sally Porter, who observed her 5th
: | birthday.
|
Guests included: Mr. and Mrs.
2 David Miles, Kingston; Mr. and Mrs.
Mr.
| Ronald Woolcock, Trucksville;
and Mrs. Martin Porter, Mr. and Mrs.
John Porter and children, Johnny
"and Pam, Shavertown.
| ray
| St. Therese Novena
| St." Therese’s Church, will hold
| its Annual Novena of Masses begin-
! ning at the 8:45 a.m. Mass on
Mother’s Day, Sunday, May 12:
Those wishing to enroll their
mother in the Novena are asked to
present names before the stated
. Mass.
Purely Personal
T. M. B. Hicks, patient at Geising-
er Medical Center, is holding his
own, with periods of almost com-
plete consciousness. .
Trucksville,
Thomas Cully, and
Mr. and Mrs. Richard ‘Garman
Brown Manor, Carverton, spent
| Sunday in Gettysburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Titus and
and son, Dale, Idetown. entertain-
ed Mr. and Mrs. Duane Eitus, sons,
| David and Joey, Pittsburgh; Joan
| Fielding, Kingston; Mrs. Ottelia
i Titus, Philadelphia and Mr. and Mrs.
Steven Moss, Benton, at dinner on
Sunday.
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