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Personal
~~ Miss Jessica Thomas and Mrs.
Tillie Loveland spent the weekend
in Philadelphia where Miss Thomas
attended the National Convention
of the Kappa Gamma Pi, a national
honor society. The convention was
held at the Warwick Hotel and had
as one of its highlights, a ‘dinner
speech by Mrs. Katherine O’Hay
Granahan, Treasurer of the United
' States. Miss Jessica Thomas is
president of the Wilkes-Barre
Fi. of Kappa Gammi Pi.
Dr. and Mrs. Charles Hosler, Lynn,
Sharon, Peter and David, State Col-
lege, spent the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Hosler, Parrish
Street. Dr. Hosler, who is a me-
terologist at ‘State College, recently
returned after a lecture tour of
Switzerland.
Artie Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Miller, Huntsville Road, will
spend the summer at Camp Acar
hela, as a counselor,
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Stair, Conn.,
spent the . weekend visiting his
mother, Mrs. Edward Stair; Shaver-
town. Ernest, who is studying for
the ministry, was guest minister,
at the Dallas Methodist Church,
Sunday morning, for the two serv-
ices.
Mrs. Irwin Coolbaugh, Kunkle, is :
a patient in the General Hospital.
Recent visitors to Dallas were:
Major Ralph Antrim, Jr. and Anda
Antrim, Aannandale, Va., Beverly
Robinson, : South Gibston, Pa., Mr.
and Mrs. 'W. S. Meredith, Factory-
ville, Jay N. Newcomer, Mrs. Ern-
. M. Case, Mrs. Effa M. Jenkins,
and Mrs. E. J. Dettmar,
Williamsport and Mrs. Daniel Wil-
, Philadelphia.
r. and Mrs. Alvin Long and
Brent, Dallas, had as guests on
Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Long,
Bonnie, Richard and Eric, Sweet
Valley, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Keller,
Larry, Randy and Darlia, Orange-
ville, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Long,
Shickshinny, Mr. and Mrs. Doyle
Yeager, Washington and Duane
Long, Clearfield.
Ricky Lawler, son of Mr. and
Mrs. William Lawler, Parrish
Street, accompanied his grandpar-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gavenus,
Kingston, to New Jersey and the
ICatskills, where they spent a few
days, this week. -
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dennis and
family, Huntsville Road, had as
. weekend guests, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Roberts, Tommy, [Donnie
and Jimmy, Conshohocken.
Mrs. Howard Risley,
Road, returned to her home on
Monday affer having been a patient
at Nesbitt Hospital for
weeks.
Linda ‘Williams, Pole 175, Har-'
veys Lake, after completing her
freshman year at Bloomsburg State
Teacher’s College, was recently a pa-
SE at General Hospital for a
WERK.
Atty. and Mrs. Burt Lewis, Wood-
lawn Drive, spent the weekend in
TMquility, N. J.
Keith Barber, Dallas is a patient
in the General Hospital,
Mrs. Alfred Root, Franklin Street,
is a patient in the General Hospital.
Her room number is 427.
Mrs. Paul Scott, East Dallas, is
a medical patient in’ the Nesbitt
" Hospital. ? ?
Mrs. Franklin Patton, Mrs. Fran-
cis Schenck and Miss Jessica Thom-
as are attending the summer session
at College Misericordia.
Penny Wilson, East Orange, N.J.,
recently spent several days visiting
her grandmother, Mrs. Lillie Scott,
R.D. 1, Dallas.
Mrs. Dorothy Schooley, Shaver-
town, spent last weekend visiting
} daughter and son-in-law and
fainily, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Wil-
liams, [Laceyville. Mrs. Schooley and
daughter, Mary Elizabeth, celebrat-
® joint birthdays and wedding an-
niversary. The Williams’ * were
married on Mrs. Schooley’s birth-
day. :
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Bandura,
Philadelphia spent their honeymoon
visiting Mrs. Bandura’s aunt and
uncle, Mr. and Mrs. John Fluck of
Harveys Lake. >
Mrs. Leighton Scott, Easton, spent
the weekend visiting her mother
and sister, Mrs, H. H. Zeiser and
Mrs. Myra Risley, Dallas.
Huntsville
several.
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, JUNE 27, 1963
SECTION A — PACE ?_
Neighborhood News And Notes Of Personal Interest
~ Wed In
Rosalie Ann Martin, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Martin, Largo,
Florida, formerly of Harveys Lake
and James M. Mitchell son of Mr.
and Mrs. Marion L. Mitchell, St. Pet-
ersburg, Florida, were married May
31 in First Free Methodist Church,
St. Petersburg. ”
Rev. Harold Cranston’ officiated
assisted by Rev. John Hendricks.
The bride given in marriage by her
father, wore a ballerina length gown
of lace over taffeta with a fitted
bodice and long sleeves tapered at
‘the wrists. Her veil fell from a crown
of seed pearls and mother-of-pearl
sequing #n the shape of small hearts.
She carried a white orchid with rose
buds and ivy atop a white Bible, gift
of the bridegroom. !
Susan Wood, St. Petersburg, was
maid of honor. She chose a street
length powder-blue dress made of
lace and taffeta, identical to that of
the bride. Bridesmaids were Misses
Janet and Patricia Mitchell, both
sisters of the bridegroom. They also
wore street length dresses of powder
MRS. JAMES MITCHELL
Florida
blue in contrasting style with taffeta
and lace. They carried red rose buds
atop a blue heart made of taffeta
and lace to match their dresses and
wore small heart shaped hats.
Al Keyser, St. Petersburg, was
best. man. Fred: Cooley, Jim Sweeny
and John Sweeny served as ushers.
Bonny Cranston, Clearwater, was
flower girl. She wore a blue taffeta
dress, had a small heart shaped hat
and carried a blue and white basket
of red and white rose buds. Timmy
Cranston, Clearwater, . was ring
bearer.
A reception was held in the church
parlor, after which the couple mo-
tored to the beaches for their honey-
moon.
The bride is a mative of Harveys
Lake and a graduate of Westmore-
land High. School. She is employed.
as a secretary in. the St. Petersburg
Parks and Recreation Department.
Mr Mitchell is a native ‘of St.
Petersburg and is a graduate of
Boca Ciega High School." He is at-
tending Florida Presbyterian College.
Dana Gail Jones, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Lawerence Jones, Shaver-
town, became the bride of Charles
J. Weiss, Jr., son of the late Charles
and Mrs. Margaret Weiss, East
Dallas, on Saturday, June 15.
Ceremony was performed in East
Dallas Methodist Church
by Reverend William F. Watson.
Reception followed at the Franklin
House, Centermoreland.
The bride wore a white bal-
lerina length organza gown, with
embroidered bodice. A small crown
and shoulder length veil adorned
Bridal Attendants
In Miller Wedding
Misses Gloria Dolbear and Pamela
Selingo, = Dallas, were bridesmaid
and flower girl in the recent wed-
ding of Lorraine Miller, Wilming-
ton, Delaware to Thomas Miller,
Wilkes-Barre.
The bridal attendants are cousins
of the bridegroom, who is the
grandson of Mrs. Rose Kozemchak,
Overbrook Avenue, Dallas.
Wedding was performed in First
Reformed Church, Wilkes-Barre on
June 22. Mr. Miller is the son of
Myr. and Mrs. Luther Miller, 63
Covell Street, Wilkes-Barre.
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Dana’ Gail Jones Is Wed:
To Carl J. Weiss On Saturday
her head. Her bouquet was of
elegant white orchids and white
roses.
Nancy Elston was maid of honor,
and Ann Dorrance bridesmaid. Both
were dressed in similar ballerina
length turquoise gowns; crowns and
nose length veils. They carried
bouquets of white daisies.
Clyde Roberts, Binghamton, was
best man and Michael Jones, broth-
er of the bride, usher.
Mr. Weiss graduated June 10,
from Wilkes College with high
honors. He has accepted a position
with Western Electric, Allentown.
The couple will reside in Jordan
Park Apartment, Fullerton.
Chester
Margery Allen Guest
At Bridal Shower
Mrs. Margery Allen, Shavertown,
was feted ‘at a Variety Shower Fri-
day evening by Mesdames Helen
Rice, Lorraine Allem and Peggy Tur-
ner, at the Rice home.
Mrs .Allen will become the bride
of Charles Brobst, Dallas on July 1.
A dainty pink umbrella under
which nestled miniature parasols im
pink and blue and filled with fresh
flowers formed the attractive center.
piece
The bride elect received many
lovely gifts.
Present were Mesdames Mary
Rice, Mabel Bell, Mildred Eyet, Lil-
lian Bell, Mary Henderson, Gertrude
Chere, Doris Brobst,r Jane Wesley,
Marian Zachary, Doris Berlew, Clara
Paltineri, Doris, Walters, Harriet
Parker, Alice Fink, Gloria Kitchen,
Edward Meneeley, Judy Berti, Peg
Hall Reba Cobleigh, Betty Dettmore,
{Marian Natt, Rita Rice, the guest
of honor and the hostesses.
Noxen Girl Betrothed
To Carl Dale Crispell
Announcement is made of the
engagement of Barbara Ann Kova-
lick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Visneski, Poplar Street,
Noxen, to Carl Dale Crispell, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Crispell,
R. D. 1, Noxen.
The bride elect is a graduate of
Lake Lehman High School and a
student at Empire Beauty School,
Wilkes-Barre.
Mr. »Crispell, graduate of Tunk-
hannock High School, is employed
at Wilkes College.
No date has been set for the
wedding. :
Wed 50 Years Sunday
Will Hold Open House
Mr. and Mrs. William P. Perrego,
Orange will observe their 50th wed-
ding aniversary Sunday at an Open
House held by their son and daugh-
ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. William
Beverly Perrego at the family home.
Mrs. Perrego is the former Emma
Eaton, Orange. She is a graduate
of Bloomsburg ‘State Teachers Col-
lege and taught in Shavertown and
Franklin Township Schools.
Mr. Perrego is a Shavertown na-
tive, son of the late Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Perrego, and was engaged in
carpenter work prior to retirement.
The couple were married in Nan-
ticoke Methodist Church parsonage
by Rev. Clark Callender.*
They have one son, William B.
who resides. with them: and two
grandchildren, Mrs. Richard Sands,
Tunkhannock and Willian C. Per-
rego. Also two greatgrandchildren,
Richard and Laura Sands.
Local Girls Receive
Homors At Graduation
Lisa Harvey, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Laning Harvey, dJr., Lehman,
was awarded the Harry E. Ruggles
Award ‘as the outstanding graduate
of her class at Wyoming Seminary
recently.
Lindsley Morgan Washburn A-
ward for Excellence in Mathematics
was bestowed on Verna Lee Pritch-
ard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Verne
Pritchard, Trucksville.
Miss Pritchard also shared the
Almeda Ruth Cushman Spencer
Bible Prize with Molly S. Harris,
Kingston.
Miss Harvey will enter Sweet Briar
College: in the fall and Miss Pritch-
ard will study for a degree in Math-
ematics at Alleghany College, Mead-
ville.
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Pine Avenue, Carroll Park, Blooms-
burg, have announced the engage-
ment of their daughter, Janice Ann
Troy, to Thompson Tripp Boote,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon L.
Boote, Knob Hill, Trucksville.
Miss Troy, a graduate of Scott
High School, Espy, and Harrisburg
Polyclinic Hospital School of Nurs-
«ing, received her Bachelor of Sci-
ence Degree in Nursing Education
Engagement Announced
; JANICE ANN TROY
Mr. and Mrs. Roy F. Troy, of 196 at Wilkes College, Wilkes-Barre.
| She is presently on the faculty at
| Harrisburg Polyclinic
| Nursing.
School of
Mr. Boote, a graduate of Forty
Fort High School, attended Wilkes
College. He served two years im
the Chemical Corps, U. S. Army,
and is presently employed at the
Anthracite Marble and Tile Com-
pany in West Pittston.
An October wedding is plamned.
Tommie Allen Has
{4th Birthday Party
Mrs. Shirlee Allen Jones enter-
tained at a birthday party in honor
of her son, Tommie who was four
years old on Thursday, June 13 at
their home on East Overbrook
Avenue. i
A large decorated birthday ‘cake
made an attractive centerpiece.
Games were played and prizes
awarded to all attending, Davie
Simpson; Crystal Kehney; Johnnie
Have Baby Daughter
Mr. and Mrs. Gale Walker, Silver
Springs, Md., annotince the birth of
a daughter, Michelle Suzanne, on
June 5.
Mrs. Walker is the former Donna
Boice of Idetown,
Bellingsy*Miriam Of: Stevie Fpank-
lin; Lisa Holeman; Jimmie Simp-
son; Lois Billings; Mrs. Charles]
Allen the guest of honor and his |
mother.
Silverleaf Club
To Hold Picnic
Silverleaf Club of Kunkle met
{last week at the home of Mrs. Lil-
|lian Kunkle, Shavertown,
Mrs. William Weaver presided. A
white elephant sale was held and
the yearly picnic planned for Tues-
day, July 16, at the home of Mrs.
Walter Elston. Members will bring
their own covered dish and place
setting.
Thomas Raymond Stroud
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Stroud,
Trucksville, announce the birth of
a son, Thomas Raymond, born June
15 at General Hospital. This is the
first child. Mrs. Stroud is the for-
| mer Margaret Jones, Wilkes-Barre.
| Mr. Stroud is employed as an ad~
vertising collector for Wilkes-Barre
Publishing Company.
Ralph Ashburner, Russell Miers,
Elizabeth Hess, Owen Ide, William
Brace, Florence Klemick, Fred Dod<
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