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Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hoover and
Mrs. Glenn Brunges entertained
recently Mr. and Mrs. William “Dy-
mond and som, Scott William,
Tampaco, California; Mr. and Mrs.
David Pascoe, Wyoming; Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert - Brunges and Mrs.
Estella Pascoe, also of Wyoming at
the Hoover home in Orange.
: Mrs. Dymond is the former!
wo Pascoe,’ sister of Mrs.
anges, Mrs. Hoover and David
Pascoe and a daughter of Mrs.
Estella Pascoe and the late Philip
Pascoe, formerly of Carverton.
Mrs. Blanche Piatt, Carverton,
recently visited Mrs. Pascoe ‘and
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Runyan, Wyo-
ming.
Mr. and Mrs. George Kanaar,
Trucksville, and Mr. and -Mrs.
Charles Mannear, Dallas spent
several weeks sightseeing in Texas
and New Orleans.
William F. Pascoe, Yeoman, 2nd |
Class; stationed at Willow Grove
USN Air Station spent the week-
end visiting his mother and attend-
ing his class reunion, held at’ the
Mayfair,
Mr.: and Mrs. Robert Turk, for-
merly of Decatur, Georgia, have
moved into a home on Huntsville
Road. Mr, Turk is ‘Sales Manager
of Atlas Chain and Cable.
Staff Sergeant and Mrs. James
Farrell, of Greenville, Miss. are re-
gidimg at 1046 Memorial Highway,
Dallas.
Newcomers to Oak Hill are Mr.
Mrs. John Joyce and son, Jim-
#2, formerly of Montoursville. Pa.
Albert Raph, Tunkhannock High-
y, Dallas, is a patient im Nesbitt
ospital, where he underwent surg-
ery on Friday.
Neighborh
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| Interest
Brenda Clause Has
Shower For Cousin
Brenda Clause, Pioneer Avenue,
Shavertown, entertained at a Variety
Shower in honor of her cousin, Sally
Pierson, Long Island, Sunday after-
noon..
A large silver umbrella with
streamers rose from a low bowl of!
pink . carnations and white snap-
dragons. A party cake decorated in
pink and white rosebuds was topp-
ed with a miniature maiden dressed
in pink and bearing a pink parasol.
Favors were tiny wedding bell carts.
Miss Pierson received many lovely
gifts. Games were played and re-
freshments served to Mesdames
Elizabeth Morgan, Dorothy Pierson,
Jennie Strey, Mary Pierson, Jean
Pierson, Alice Pierson, Betty Pier-
son, John Clause, Misses Joyce Luci-
ano, Barbara Baganski and Gail Pier- :
son.
Get Acquainted Tea
Held By Mrs. Wagner
Offering an extended hand of
friendship and warm welcome, Mrs.
Owen Wagner, Midway Manor, en-
tertained neighbors at her home
recently. ‘
Al] the ladies were delighted at
the opportunity to meet and enjoy a"
pleasurable social hour.
Present were: Mesdames Frank
Weeks, Donald Soprum, John Fink,
Werner Hofman, Tudor Ellis, Leon-
ard Cowett,; Fred Saasamo, Kenneth
Coyle, Walter Rogers, Walter Lushe-
ski, William ‘Thomas, John New-
comb, Russell West, Thomas Magu-
David Glahn scm of Mr. an Mrs.
Chester Glahn, Bunker Hill is spend- | .
ing the summer with his aunt, Mrs.
Marjorie’ Vollrath, Rochester, N.Y. |
Mrs. William Hanna, Phyllis and
Janice and Mrs. Fred Welsh, Dallas,
recently attended the wedding of
the latter's niece, Beverly Shook, at
Penn Dale, Penna.
Mrs. William Williams, Long Is-
land, N.Y., was guest of honor at a
dinner held recently at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. William Davis, Eliza-
beth street, Dallas.
Those im - attendance were; Mrs.
George Seelandt, Mrs. J. Milton
Kulp, Mrs. Robert Price and Alfred
G. Davis.
Mrs. W. M. Morley, with daugh-
ters Edith and Cindy, Greensburg,
will arrive on Friday to spend two
weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Asa L. Day
in Dallas.
Jack Barnes came home on
Sunday from University of Penmsyl-
vania Hospital, where he was taken
last week by ambulance after a
water-sking: accident. His - mother,
Mrs. Jack Barnes, Elmcrest, reports
that Jack is perfectly OK after a
wigdle battery of tests.
“Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Farr, White’
Birch Trailer Park, Dallas visited
their daughter and son-in-law, Mr.
@ Mrs. Levo Kocher, Spottswood,
NJ. over the weekend and helped
them get settled in their new home.
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Gensel and
children, Keith, Warren and Calvin,
Chase Manor, Shavertown, R.D. 5,
have returned home after visiting
Mr. -and Mrs. Elmer Wasserott and
family at Cedar Lake, Indiana.
They also visited Mr. and Mrs.
Fort Wayne, Indiana
Post and former residents of the
‘ Back Mountain.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald D. Smith and
daughter Donna recently returned
from spending a week in Cleveland,
Ohio, where they attended the con-
vention of the National Society of
Professional Engineers. Dom was in-
siled as secretary of the National
Committee of Engineers in Private
Practice.
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Martin and
ildren, Cathy, Jackie and Lorraine,
Harry L. Martin all of Trucksville
and Karla Penny Ray, Sweet Valley
are spending several days ‘this week
in Connellsville visiting with friends
and relatives. The Martins are for-
mer residents of Connellsville where
Harry Martin was the superintend-
ant of the Connellsville Silk Throw-
ing Company. :
Mrs. John Vennema, St. Peters-
burg, Florida and Little Lake Michi-
gan is visiting at the home of her
daughter and som-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Floyd Sanders, Pioneer Avenue,
Dallas.
Harold Schooley, Davenport
street, suffered a smashed toe, while
at work at ‘the Acme Warehouse,
Forty Fort, recently. The accident |
occured when ‘Mr. Schooley caught
his foot between a jack and a girder.
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Marjorie Glahn, Bunker Hill, en-
tertained recently at a farewell
party in honor of Donna Anthony,
exchange student to the Phillipines.
Swimming was enjoyed at Te-Ja
Lake and refreshments served to the
following: Linda Davies, Judy Berg-
strasser, Linda Brague, Laura Jen-
kins, Jean Fleming, Patsy Anthony,
and the guest of honor.
Two New Gramdchildren
Enter Chapple Family
Mr, and Mrs. Raymond Chapple,
Summit Street, Shavertown, be-
came grandparents twice in three
weeks, recently, when both their
son and daughter presented them
with welcome additions to ‘the
family circle.
A son, Jay Raymond, weighing
six pounds, eleven and a half
ounces, was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Chapple, N. Main Street,
Shavertown, May 31 in Wyoming
Valley Hospital. - This is the
couple’s first child. Mrs. Chapple
was the former Janet Ferstrom,
Wilkes-Barre.
On June 20, Radarman and Mrs.
Lawrence McClure, W. Mt. Airy
Road announced = the birth of a
daughter, Rebecca Ann in Nesbitt
Hospital. The baby weighed 9
pounds. This is the second child
for the McClures, who have another
little daughter, Brenda Marie. Mrs.
McClure is the former Connie Chap-
ple.
Hold Bon Voyage Party
For English Travelers
Mrs, Peter Duda, Dallas, and Mrs.
Emil Hohol, Luzerne, who are leav-
ing for England this weekend were
guests at a Bon Voyage Party held
at the Duda home Friday evening.
A large cake decorated with well
wishes was presented to the guests
of homor.
Attending were: Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Hunter, Mr. and Mrs. Ro-
bert Monk, Mr. and Mrs. Emil Hohol,
Mr. and Mrs. Lennie Nordfors, Mr.
and Mrs. Peter Duda, Sandra Staz-
dus and Leighton Scott.
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MRS. J. WILLIAM FARRELL
At a lovely June wedding, Evelyn | Bearer was John Woychick, nephew
C. Woods, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
George ~~ Woods, = Parrish Street,
Wilkes Barre, became the bride of
J. William Farrell, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Ambrose Farrell, S. Memorial
Highway, Shavertown in St. Boni-
face Church, Wilkes-Barre, on
Saturday, June 15. Sl
‘Rev. Eugene Jarcymski, C. S. C.
of King’s College performed the
double ring ceremony with Rev.
Joseph ~C. Ward, pastor of St.
Boniface Church, seated in the
sanctuary. The Apostalic Blessing
of Pope John XXIII was bestowed
upon the marriage. The bride
plaged a bouquet of blue carnations
before the altar of the Blessed
Virgin Mary.
White gladiola and pompoms
decorated the “altar.” Organist was
Mrs. John Haefner and Joseph Mil-
ler, soloist.
The bride, who was given in mar-
riage by her father, wore a floor
length gown of imported silk and
rose point lace, the Sabrina neck-
line enhanced by paillettes and the
wedding ring bodice of silk falling
into a full skirt of silk and misted
lace over silk taffeta which swept
into a chapel train. The silk sleeves
were edged with lace. She wore a
lace headpiece highlighted with
seed pearls from which fell a veil
of allusion. She carried a cascade
bouquet of white roses and baby
breath and a crystal rosary, gift of
the bridegroom.
Mrs. James Mack, Elizabeth,
N. J., was matron of honor and
chose a floor length gown of pink
organdy over pink taffeta, its lace
bodice styled with a square neck-
I'me and short sleeves.
bell shaped. She wore a pink pic-
ture hat trimmed with pink daisies
and carried a basket bouquet of
pink and white daisies and baby
breath, She wore short white
gloves and a single strand pearl
necklace.
Miss Audrey Engler, and Mrs.
William E. Flowers, sister of the
bride, were bridesmaids. Mary Beth
Woods was junior bridesmaid and.
Nancy Woods, flower girl, both
being nieces of the bride. All the
attendants wore gowns, identical to
that of the matron of honor.
Edward Kindler, Jr., Kingston
was best man. Ushers were Stephen
Waldow, Whitesboro, N. Y., and
Arnold Laux, -Shavertown. Ring
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Mrs. Woods chose a turquoise silk
embroidered gown with white ac-
cessories and corsage of white
roses. Mrs. Ambrose selected a
beige gown with beige and white
accessories and wore a white orchid
corsage,
Following the ceremony, a bridal
breakfast for the family was held
at the Mansfield Ballroom, where
an evening reception was also held.
The couple left on a honeymoon to
the Poconos and New England |
States. For her going away outfit
the bride wore a two piece flowered
dress with matching hat and a cor-
sage of white roses.
Mrs. Farrell is a graduate of
'G.AR. High School and is employed
as a secretary in the Trust Depart-
ment of Wyoming National Bank,
Wilkes-Barre.
Mr. Farrell
Westmoreland
King’s College, where he received
his Bachelor of Science Degree and
is employed as office manager at
Rave’s Nursery, Shavertown. He
also served two years in the U.S.
Navy.
High School
The couple are residing at 28!
Burndale Road, Dallas.
Cook-Out Held
A cook-out in honor of Mr. and
Mrs. Herman Russell and grand-
daughter, Pamela Rich, Cleveland,
Ohio, who were visiting at the home
of the Harold Schooleys, was held
at the Schooley residence, Daven-
port Street, on Wednesday evening.
Present were; Mr. and Mrs. Mat-
thew Bottoms, Mrs ‘Mary Roberts,
Mr and Mrs David Mathers, Mr. Sam
Bottoms, Mr James Bottoms, Mr.
William Davies, Mr. William ‘Fus-
sell, Mr .and Mrs. Harold Schooley,
Judy and Bob.
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Mr. and Mrs. Lou C. Wagner,
Ferguson Avenue, Shavertown, re-
turned home last week after attend-
ing the graduation of granddaughter,
Jill C .Smith from Basking Ridge
High School.
Miss Smith, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Alan H. Smith, Basking Ridge,
N. J., was speaker at the Commence-
ment exercises ranking second high-
est in her class. She also served as
editor in chief of the school year-
book. Miss Smith will enter Welles-
ley College in the fall.
Mr. Smith son of Mrs. Wagner
and a former Shavertown resident
is employed in New York as associ-
ate editor of the Fncyclopedia Amer-
cana. Mrs. Smith teaches art at the
Basking Ridge High School.
Farewell Party Held
For Arthur Newman
Mrs. Arthur Newman, East Dallas,
ends dinner, Sunday, June 23, hcn-
30, for England.
Those attending were! Mr. and
Mrs, Ray Good, Shickshinny, who
have been close friends since 1961;
Mr, and Mrs. Alex Johnston, Forty
Fort, and Mrs. Bella Ritchie, Dallas,
friends since 1921; Present. were:
Mrs. Edward Buckley and son, Jim,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stevens, Charles
and Freddie, Mr. Paul Scott, Dallas;
Mrs, Willard Lauderbaugh, Lin and
Gale, 'N. Y.; Mr, and Mrs. William
Ward, ‘Wilkes-Barre; Mrs. Helen
Titus, Kingston; Mrs. Elizabeth
Keefer Corby, Tunkhannock.
Judy Wertman, Dallas,
Guest At Bridal Party
A bridal shower, was recently held
at the home of Mrs. Walter Covert,
Parrish street, in: honor of Judy
Wertman, Main street, bride-elect.
Attending were: Mesdames James
Wertman, Ella Schmoll, Joseph Jew=
ell, Iva Jones Florence Dennis, and
Ruth Owens, Dallas; Doris Clemow,
Edwardsville; and Miss Bessie Lam-
oreaux, Forty Fort.
Miss Wertman
lovely gifts.
Neighbors Fete
Mrs. James LaBar
Mrs. James LaBar, Parrish Street, |
was guest of honor, at a neighbor- |
hood gathering, Monday afternoon,
June 24 when she celebrated her
received many
| birthday. She was presented with
i a gift. ; |
Those present: Mesdames Carl
Williams. Charles = Hosler, Ralph |
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Mrs.
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Present were: Grace Fielding, Ir-
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{ Shortz, Edythe Bonning, Betty
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| Bertram, Louise Jones, Ginny Gen-
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The bride is a graduate of North
High School, Syracuse and attended
Oswego State Teacher’s College.
Mr. Cross graduated from West-
moreland High School and served
two years with the U.3. Navy. He
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MR. AND MRS. ROBERT CROSS :
Dallas Methodist Church formed
the setting Saturday, June 15, when
Miss Christina Kohler, daughter of!
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Robert Cross, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Victor Cross, Woodlawn Drive, Dal-
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aurora borealis. She wore a pearl
necklace, gift of the bridegroom and
carried a bridal bouquet of white
carnations and rosebuds.
Matron of honor was Mrs. Bert |
Cross, who wore street length gown |#
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made with a fitted bodice, large nephew.
and full skirt caught in back with |
a large bow, forming a bustle effect. |
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