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____ THE DALLAS POST, WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, 1963
A lovely Mother and Daughter Tea
was held recently by the Friendship
Class of Trucksville Methodist
Church. :
Invocation was given by Mrs. Ro-
bert Germocind, welcome by Mrs.
Robert Shoemaker. = °
Debbie Bullock gave the tribute
to mothers and Mrs. Willard Bul-
lock responded with a toast to
daughters.
Honoring her three great grand-
daughters, Mrs. Etta Holcomb, Mrs.
Lory Johnson and Mrs. William
Shoemaker, Bonnie Long paid tri-
Mothers and D
At Trucksville Methodist Tea
aughters Feted
bute to all grandmothers.
Oldest mother present was Mrs.
Mame Dymond, youngest mother,
Mrs. Robert Bullock, mother who
came the greatest distance, Mrs.
Joseph Lohn. Germany; mother of
most daughters, Mrs, Thomas Cleas-
by, Sr. A
‘A Fashion Show by the Fashion- |
ettes of Muhlenberg provided the |
evenings entertainment. Betty Jean |
Davis was vocalist, Mre. Walter Phil-
lips and Maryanne Moss presented a
Puppet Show. ]
Dallas Folk To Mark
Birthdays This Week
The following Dallas residents will
coming week:
B. B. Lewis, June Groff, Marsha
Getty. Frances Dorrance, Susan Jean
Veitch, Susan Fleming, - Edgar SS.
Brace, Jr., George Mahler,
Blase, Midge Smith.
Gary Lester Fiske,
Weidner, Mrs. Melvin Mosier, Sr.,
ev, Richard Bodycomb, Mrs. John
‘Blase, Pat Dyer, Linda Rice Houli-
han.
Celebrating Ariniversaries are:
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Brown, Mr.
and Mrs, William “Parry, Mr .and
Mrs. Carlton Reed.
Has Baby Shower
. A bahy shower in honor of Mrs.
Clint Cobleigh, was held last Tues-
day evening at the home of Mrs.
Harold Lamoreaux, Mill street. The
small table was decorated with a
stork motif. es
Those present were Mesdames Rae
Taylor, Jean Phillips, Ted Newcomb,
Gladys Fink, Eugene Lavelle, Jesse
Turner, and ‘the guest of hanor.
observe their birthdays during the
Scott |
Alen Blase
Judy Ann Richards, Charles Stook- |’
Janice Rinken Feted
At Bridal Shower
A lovely bridal shower was held
Wednesday evening in honor of
Miss Janice Rinken; Idetown by
Mrs. Charles Derr, - Mrs. Ruby |
Garden, Mrs. Clem Rinken, Judy
Neary. Gloria Lyens - and Carol
Hadsell at Idetown Fire Hall.
Miss Rinken will - become
bride of Melvin Congdon;
Dallas cn August 10. -
Party motif was in aqua and |
white with large aqua sprinkling
cans and aqua umbrellas trimmed
| in * white roses and satin ribbon.
Aqua tapers completed: the decora-
tions.
East
Games were played and a buffet
lunch served. The bride elect re-
ceived many lovely gifts.
Guests were: — Mesdames Ken
neth Calkins, Jerry Brown, Jesse
' Boice. Marion Kern, Carl Kern, Ed-
win Kern, Virgie Walfe, Anthony
Taluba, Clifford Davis, Libbie
Smith. Edmund Weber, Charles
Casterlne, Gerald Elston, Raymond
Kern, Jack Kern, Harold Titus,
George - Adams. Harold Frederici,
Dick Spencer Glenn Spencer, Lloyd
Jennings, Joesph Olenik, George
Honeywell. W. E. Fried, Al Maec-
(Callum, Jan McLaughlin, Eddie
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Adults 60 cents.
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Pontoon Boat and Plenty of
Picnic Tables for all.
| Petroski, Joe Wallace, Kenneth
Kacher, Charles Rukstalis, Carl
Congdcn, Robert Rukalalis, Louis
Schultz, Misses Edna Rogers, Karen
Derr, Carol Lavelle, Bess Cooke,
Karen Jennings, Debra Rinken, Mrs.
| Vivien Rinkenithe guest of honor
‘and the hostesses.
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Graduations - Reunions - Weddings - Banquets
Business Meetings and Clam Bakes.
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Miss Judy Searfoss, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. George Searfoss, R.D.
‘1, Harveys Lake, became the bride
of George J. Gutch, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Andrew Gutch, Oliver Street,
Swoyerville, on June 29, in Saint
Therese’s church, Shavertown.
Rev. Francis Brennan officiated.
Mrs. Marian O'dell was soloist and
organist was Mrs. Robert McDowell.
The bride given in marriage by
her father,
lerina length gown of pure silk
organza designed with a fitted bod-
ice of chantilly lace, bracelet length
sleeves and a ‘Sabrina neckline of
handclipped lace, highlighted with
seed pearls and sequins. ‘The skirt
featured a lace panel in front with
unpressed pleats “forming - a semi-
belle effect.
Her shoulder veil of imported
illusion was gathered. ta a double
| bow effect cap with a trim of lace
applique. -
She carried a ‘bridal
bouquet of white carnations and
rosebuds. 3
Nancy Oney, maid of honor, was
gowned in a peach organza over
taffeta sheath cocktail dress made
with a scoop neckline, empire bod-
ice and brief sleeves. The match-
ing tunic length overskirt was bell
shaped and fashioned with a tailor-
ed bow at. the front waistline.
She wore a matching circelet on
her head fashioned of flowers and
a cocktail length pouff veil. She
carried a bouquet of pink, green,
blue and white carnations.
Bridesmaids Ann Lee Hansen, and
Donna Smith wore identical blue
was attired in a bal-
~ DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
Lake Girl Is June Bride
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MRS. GEORGE J. GUTCH
and ‘pink gowns with matcililg
headpieces.
Donald McCue was best man and
John Hansen and William DeMatteis
ushers.
A reception followed at the Ide-
town Fire Hall. The couple left on
a wedding trip to the New England
States.
They will reside at Wilcox Road,
Whitesboro, N. Y. Mr. Gutch is
associated with ‘General Electric
Corporation at Utica, N. Y.
Karen Lee Spencer
Has Graduation Party
Mrs. Ann Spencer, Main Road,
Sweet Valley, entertained at a din-
ner party Sunday June 23, honor-
ing her daughter, Karen Lee, a mem-
ber of the graduating class of Lake
Lehman High School.
The color motif was carried out
in Blue and Silver, Karen's class
colors. Centerpiece was a large ‘cake
decorated in blue and silver and
topped. with am academic hat and
diploma.
Attending were; Pat Evans, Dawn
Covert, Connie Fisk, Sandy Mo ris,
David Spencer, Keith Morris, Eiter
Bulford, Edward Raitter, Jr., Bob
Raitter, Mrs. Dolores Spencer, Mr.
and Mrs. Anthony Skipalisgand
children, Mark, Mike, Patsy, ®eth
Tony Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Pish, Peggy, Pish, Mrs. Gene Martin,
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Raitter, Sr.,
Trudie, Chick, and Scott Spencer,
the honoree and her mother.
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