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Mr. and Mrs. Dale Wagner, Ar-
" lington, Va., are spending two weeks
"at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Wagner, East Dallas.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Glahn,
Bunker Hill, had as recent guests,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vollrath, Jr,
Mrs, Daisy Prynn and Jerry Long,
Rochester, N.Y.
Bruce Zeiser, Providence, R. 1,
and “Mrs. Leighton Scott, Easton,
spent the weekend visiting Mrs. H.
Hg Zeiser and Mrs. Myra Risley,
Huntsville Road.
Mrs. Frances Morgan and chil-
dren, James, Gwendolyn, Terrence,
Julia and Belinda, Dallas R.D. 3,
spent a most enjoyable weekend in
Pleasantville, N. J., visiting former
friends. They also attended the or-
dination of Robert Gaskill, Pleasant-
ville.
Mrs. Charles T. Huey, Sr. Mr.
and Mrs: Warren S. Witt, Connie
Lee and Bill Witt, all of Connells-
ville, Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Witt
and daughter, Lori Lee; Levittown;
Mrs. Kathleen Dertinger and ‘Mrs.
. Ellen Costello, both of Detroit, have
returned home, after coming: here
to attend the funeral of Harry Lee
Martin. Mrs. Huey is.a sister of
Mrs. Martin's, Mrs. Warren Witt,
. a niece; Mrs. Dertinger and Mrs.
Costello are’ sisters of Mr. Martin.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Isaac, Over-
brook Avenue, have returned. from
an extended trip of the Southern
States. This week, Mrs. Isaac was
admitted to Nesbitt Hospital where
she submitted to surgery.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Maurer and
sys, Timmy and Chris, have moved
© from Mt. Greenwood Road, Trucks-
ville, to [Port Indian, near Valley
F&ze, where Mr. Maurer has ac-
cepted a position with General
Electric.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymon Hedden,
Loyalville, have returned home after
spending a week at Cape Cod,
Miss Emily Hedden has returned
to her teaching duties at Carlisle
after spending most of the summer
at the home of her brother and
. sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Raymon
Hedden. 2
"Mr. and Mrs. Howell Rees, New
| York City, were recent visitors at
i the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. T.
' Scitt, Huntsville Road.
Miss Sandra Strazdus, East Dallas,
| spent the weekend in Atlantic City.
Col. T.M.B. Hicks, III, Chicago, has
| been visiting with his mother
Mrs. T.M.B. Hicks, Jr., Pioneer
Avenue.
Charles Bennalla¢k, Fernbrook, is
a patient vin Nesbitt Hospital
Mr, and Mrs. Lee Culver Shaver-
. town, have moved into the; Risley
[ids home: on Lehman Avente.
| Miss Ann Peterson has returned
. home to Montreal, where she is a
~ teacher, after visiting her parents,
: Mr. and Mrs. Henry Peterson, Nor-
' ton Avenue. Her brother, Joe, New
York City, drove her back and spent
SO time sightseeing in the Cana-
~ dian country.
Mrs, Charles Wagner, Maple
Styget, Dallas, was admitted to
Nes®itt, Hospital on Saturday.
Mr.a nd Mrs. Joseph Blaine,
Mooretown, had as recent weekend
guests, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Huber,
Linden, N. J. Other visitors at the
Blaine home were Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Malinowski, Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis Ferry, Mr. and Mrs. Ord
Blaine and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rogers,
Plainfield, N. J., visited Mr. and
Mrs. Clifford Ide, Parrish Street,
recently and also attended the Ide-’
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Fiske, Kings-
recently visited their - son,
Joseph at Oneonta, N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Croce,
cafeteria manager at College
rcordia, are residing on Me-
morial Highway, Dallas. They came
here with their two young daugh-
ters from Burlington; Vt.
and Mrs. Walter Diehl,"
Pa., have rented an
apartment in Trucksville. Mr, Diehl
is employed by H. J. Williams Con-
. struction Company. The couple are
Mrs
, Street,
: newlyweds.
Mr. amd Mrs. William Boescha,
' Wilmington, Delaware, have moved
to 52 Wyoming Street, Dallas. Mr.
: Boescha is district manager of Mon-
roe Calculating Company.
Charles Hosler, Parrish
has
College, where she spent two weeks
with her grandchildren, while their
| paremts were in San Francisco. Dr.
". Hosler,
a meteorologist at State
College, attended a Meteorologist
¢ International meeting, where he
§ presented a paper at [San Francisco,
California.
‘Mr. and Mrs. Ernest London,
§ RD. 4, Dallas, announce the birth
: 3 a daughter, August 24 at General
lospital,
» daughter was born to Mr. and
. Mrs, Howard Marquart, Carverton
* Road, August 27 at General Hos-
pital.
° | Mr, and Mrs. Fred Scaife, Bloss-
: ‘berg, are spending some time with
their daughter and family, Mr. and
rs.
allas.
| Mrs. Gordon French and daugh-
ters, Kristen and Sue, Chalfont. Pa
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rook Street.
{ Mr .and Mrs, Richard Disque, Sr.,
3 Memorial Highway, have returned
© after spending Mondav in Philadél-
phia, where their som Richard IT, en=
j : rolled in Eckels College.
- Recent guests to this area were
EGhn 7 Seine, Springville, Pa,
and Mr. and Mrs,
Broad Top City, Pa,
returned from State :
George Williams and Carol, |
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1963
__ SECTION A — PAGE 5
Neighborhood News And Notes Of Personal Interest
Delightful Wildlife Program
Opens Book C
Back Mountain Library Book Club
_members and guests were enthralled
with Rev. George Deisher’s talk on
birds and wildflowers Monday after-
noon in the Library Annex, in-
augurating the fall season’s pro-
gram.
Rev. Deisher, pastor of Trinity
Lutheran Church, Kingston, and
president of the Bird Club, showed
slides which he had taken himself,
spending hours over an opening
bud or a timid nesting bird.
At the social hour following the
business meeting, Mrs. Fred Howell
and Mrs. E. C. Norcross. poured at
a tea-table beautifully decorated in
1
ub's New Season
fall colors accented with yellow
tapers. Hostesses were co-chairmen
Mrs. Dana Crump and Mrs. Bradford
Allen; Mrs. Homer Moyer, Mrs. W.
H. Pierce Jr., Mrs. G. C. Faust, Mary
Jane Faust, Mrs. Henry Peterson,
and Mrs. Harry Peiffer.
Tea was served to Mesdames
Herman D. Thomas, J. Stanley Rine-
himer, Edward Rexer, Ornan Lamb,
Arch Rutherford, Warren Unger,
Edgar Brace, Stanley B. Davies,
Charles - Hosler, J. Traver Nobel,
Thomas J. Graham, Arnott L. Jones,
George H. Montgomery, Charles
Gates, Willard Seaman, and Paul
Gross, president. /
Miss Elizabeth Kepner Weds
Dr. Jesse Abraham, Brooklyn
Miss Rosetta Kepner, Las Cruces,
N. M., announces the marriage of
her daughter, Elizabeth, to Dr. Jesse
Abraham, son of Mr. and Mrs. Abe
Abraham, Brooklyn, on August 15
in New York City.
The bride is a graduate of Dallas
Township High School and an
alumna of St. John's University.
She is Assistant Directress of Nurs-
ing at Maimonides Hospital, Brook-
lyn.
Dr. Abraham is Ass’t. Professor
of Clinical Surgery at New York
State - University.
After an extended honeymoon,
the couple will reside in New York
City.
Mrs. Abraham is a ‘former resi-
dent of Dallas.
Harvey's Lake Women's Club
Will Hold Month Of Year Party
Harveys Lake Women’s Service |
Club will open this year’s season
with a “Months of the Year Party,”
at Lake-Noxen School, Friday eve-
ning, September 20 at 8 p.m.
Mrs. Ralph Lutes is chairman
and Mrs. Earl Crispell, co-chairman.
Other members of the committee
are Mrs. Carl Swanson, refresh-
ments; Mrs. Francis Schuler, reser-
vations; Mrs. Allen Sorchick, pro-
gram; Mrs. Clarence Montross, pub-
licity.
Tables will be attractively and
originally decorated in different
motifs of the months and seasons
by club members. [Presidents of
the various clubs in Luzerne County
will be guests.
Program will feature the Polish
National Alliance Youth Dancers of
Council 13, Wilkes-Barre. Members | George Hess, son of Mr. and Mrs.
| George Hess, Upper Demunds Road,
and friends of the club are invited
and urged to attend.
Jean Marie Franklin
Has 3rd Birthday Party
Little Jean Marie Franklin, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Frank-
lin, Pioneer Avenue, Trucksville,
celebrated her third birthday anni-
versary September 13 with a family
party on Sunday at her home.
A large birthday cake delighted
the young guests and games fur-
nished entertainment for the small
fry and amusement for the adults.
Present were Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Storz and children, Carl, Jr.
Corinne, David and Richard; Mrs.
Gerald Storz and family, Billy,
Jimmy and Maureen; Mrs. Ray Har-
leman, Ann and Michael; Mrs. Rose
Storz, Rosemary Storz, Mr .and Mrs.
John Storz, Mrs. Robert Franklin,
Sr., Mrs. Mary Cebrick, Joan Lee
Harrison, Mary Meade, the guest of
honor and her parents.
In Nursing Home
Mrs. G. L. Howell, Midway Manor,
was taken to Creveling Nursing
Home in Berwick, after being a
patient at Nesbitt Hospital, in the
Kingston Township Ambulance last
week.
Susan Morgan Feted
On 8th Birthday
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ferrey, Sweet
Valley, entertained in honor of Sus-
an Morgan, Mooretown, Sunday,
September ‘1, on the occasion of
her eighth birthday.
Many lovely gifts were received
by ‘the recipient.
Present were Gary, Joe, Dick
and Kenny Blaine; Debbie, Karen
and Beth Sayre; Kerry, Karen and
Sheila Kittle; Evelyn Parkinson,
son, Margie, Butch, Kathy, Clarence,
Wendy Sue and Caroline Morgan,
and the guest of honor.
Out of town guests were Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Huber Linden, N. J.
Back Mt. WSCS
~ Bhavertown, Trucksville and Dal-
las Methodist WSCS, held a lunch-
eon at the Irem Temple Country
Club, September 11.
Invocation was given by Rev.
Robert Yost. Each WSCS president
introduced her respective minister;
Dallas president, Mrs. Hosler;
Trucksville, Mrs. William and Shav-
ertown, Mrs. Rogers. Hymns were
sung and a skit presented. The
Back Mountain Trio performed.
Rev. Russell Lawry gave the bene-
‘diction. Attending were 127.
‘and Mrs. Robert Burghardt,
First Daughter Is
Born To Burghardts
Airman First Class and Mrs.
Charles Burghardt, Wright Air Force
Base, ‘Dayton, Ohio, announce the
birth of a daughter, Suzette Mi-
chelle, weighing nine pounds, five
ounces, on September 5 at the base
hospital. ;
There is another child, Robert
Bradley, age 2.
Mr. Burghardt is the son of Mr.
Lawn
Street, Shavertown.
Mrs. Edna Johnson
Entertained Sunday
‘Mrs. Edna Johnson was enter-
tained at a birthday dinner on Sun-
day by Mrs. Blanche Keller, Mrs.
Bertha Anderson, Mrs. Hulda Peder-
son, Misses Ruth Lamoreaux and
Pearl Averett.
The affair was held at the Castle
and a most enjoyable time had by
all present.
Newcomers To Meet
Wyoming Valley Newcomer's Club
will hold its first meeting of the
season on Monday evening, Septem-
ber 23rd, at the YWCA, W. North-
ampton Street, Wilkes-Barre at
8:00 p.m. A get-acquainted program |
of “Crazy Bridge” is planned.
All newcomers in the Back Moun-
tain area are encouraged to attend.
Those who are interested or need
transportation, are asked to call
Mrs. Clayton Stetson, 674-3215, or
Mrs. Frank Schaefer, 674-0791.
Baptism Services Are
Scheduled For October 6
A baptism service will be held Sun-
day, October 6 at 3 pm. at St.
Paul’s Lutheran Church, Shavertown.
Pastor Frederick Eidam has set
the date for the christening of in-
fants and children on the day of
World Wide Commumion.
Former Resident In
New Jersey Hospital
Mr. Joseph Schmerer, former Dal-
las resident Englishtown, N.J,, is a
medical patient at the Fitkin Mem-
orial Hospital, Neptune, N.J. Cards
would be appreciated from friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Schmerer owned and
operated a store on the corner of
‘Parrish street amd Huntsville Road,
for many years, prior to moving to
New Jersey.
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MRS. CLINTON
Catherine Dianne Ide, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Ide, Mill Street, |
Dallas, became the bride of Clinton
Dallas,on August 24 in Dallas Meth-
odist Church.
Rev. Russell O. Lawry performed
the double ring ceremony before an
altar decorated “with vases of white
gladioli and palms. Miss Fern Cold-
ren was organist and Richard Oliver,
soloist.
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride wore a floor length gown
of pure white tissue taffeta fashioned
with a fitted bodice, re-embroid-
ered in sequins and pearls, a scoop
neckline and elbow shy sleeves over
a modified bell skirt with soft monk
pleats on the sides. A re-embroid-
ered motif adorned the front of the
skirt. Her three tiered bouffant veil
of illusion was attached to a double
princess crown of pearls and impor-
ted Aurora Borealis. She carried a
bridal nose gay of white carnations,
and roses, centered with white baby
orchids.
Miss Jean Ide was maid of honor
for her sister amd Miss Judith Wil-
liams, bridesmaid. Diane Evans,
Rockville, Md., was flower girl, and
Bert Brace, Dallas was ring bearer.
The bride's attendants were attired |
in waltz length dresses of apricot |
chiffon over matching taffeta slips
designed with open portrait neck-
lines, elbow shy sleeves, fitted bod-
ices attached to semi-bell bouffant
skirts and waistlines finished with
tailored bows. One single apricot
chiffon rose with circular nose veil
formed their head-pieces. They also
carried nose gays,” which were of
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At a lovely late summer wedding, tinted (apricot and blue) carnations
and yellow roses.
The flower girl was dressed in a
pale yellow dress with lace trim. In
her hair; she wore a yellow bow and
carried a basket of flowers, also of
tinted carnations, and yellow roses.
Donald Hopkins, Dallas was best
man. Ushers were David Hess, bro-
ther of the bridegroom, Thomas
Davis, and Dale: Besteder, cousins
of the bridegroom.
Mrs. Ide, mother of the bride,
chose a powder blue pure silk shan-
tung jacket dress, fashioned with a
puckered chiffon bodice and box
jacket with three quarter sleeves.
She wore a matching blue feather
toque, white accessories and a cor-
sage of white orchids. Mrs. Hess,
mother of the groom, was attired
in a pink pure silk shantung dress,
fashioned with a jewelled neckline,
short sleeves anid A line skirt. She
wore matching accessories and a
corsage of white orchids.
A reception was held at the
Church, after which the couple went
to Niagara Falls on their wedding
trip.
Mrs. Ide is a graduate of Dallas
High School and is employed in the
credit office of the Boston Store.
The bridegroom graduated from
Westmoreland High School. He is a
student at Wilkes College and also.
works at ‘the Shavertown Acme.
The couple are residing on Par-
rish Street, Dallas.
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Mr. and Mrs. Donald Evans
ebrate 35th Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs, Donald J. Evans, 236 [member of the Dallas Senior High |
Church Street, Dallas, are observing
their 35th wedding anniversary to-
day. Mr. Evans and his wife, the for-
mer Arline Shannon, daughter of
the late Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Shan-
non, Lee Park, were married on Sep-
tember 19, 1928, at Sunbury. The
ceremony was performed by Rev.
Chester W. Todd, pastor of the First
Presbyterian Church, Sunbury.
Mr. and Mrs. Evans have resided
in Dallas for the past 18 years at
the same address. Mr. Evans is a
School faculty.
The couple have two sons, Don Jr.,
who resides in Falls Church, Viz- |
ginia, where he is associated with |
Prudential Life Insurance Company,
and Terry, employed as manager
trainee by F. W. Woolworth & Co.,
at the Woolworth Store in Hazleton.
Don and Arline have three grand-
children, Kim, Steven Michael and
Jil] Evans who will join with them |
in today’s observance.
Sheryl Fuller Is
Of Robert E. Phi
The engagement of Miss Sheryl
Fuller; to Robert E. Phillips, son
of Mrs. Henry Phillips, Dallas RD 1,
and the late Mr. Phillips, has been
announced by Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Fuller, - Atlanta, Ga., formerly of
Centermoreland.
The bride-elect is a graduate of
Tunkhannock High School and Em-
pire Beauty Academy, and is em-
ployed by Pennolyn Beauty Salon,
Boston Store. She resides with
Bride Elect
lips, Dallas
Mr. and Mrs.
Centermoreland.
her . grandparents,
George Bliss, Sr.,
Mr. Phillips was graduated from
Westmoreland High School
Wyoming Valley Technical Institute.
and
He attended Penn State Extension !
and served in the Marine Corps Re-
serves. He is employed at Natona |
Mills.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
Cheryl Darlene Foss
Honored At Shower
Mrs. Clifford Foss, Dallas, enter-
tained at a Variety Shower on
Sunday in honor of her daughter,
Cheryl Darlene, bride elect, at the
American Legion Home, Dallas.
Miss Foss will become the bride
of Gerald Gianoski, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Gianoski, Nanticoke,
on Saturday, September 21 at Holy
Trinity Church, Nanticoke. The
double ring ceremony will take
place at 10 a.m. The couple will
reside on Machell Avenue,
Decorations were in keeping with
the occasion, the color motif car-
ried out in pink and white. Table
centerpiece ‘was a pink and white
parasol and a heart shaped cake,
in corresponding colors and dec-
orated with pink roses.
Games were played with prizes
awarded to Mrs. Moxie Thier, Mrs.
Paul Farver, Dolly Sawyer, Mrs.
Wilbur Lynn, Mrs. Clifford Foss Jr.
A catered buffet luncheon was
served to Mesdames Frank Bowman,
Albert Frantz, Harold Slatky,
Charles ‘Honeywell, Albert Slatky,
Clifford Foss Jr., Wilbur Lynn, Les-
ter Lynn, Russell Major, Russell
Walters, George Lewis, Al Schaffer,
Harry Wesley, Jay Elston, Joseph
Drust, Mildred Sampson, Moxie
Thier, Helen Holmecki.
Misses Debbie Foss, Mary Ann
Drust, Nancy Frantz, Tooter Saw-
yer, Sharon Bowman, Jean Spencer,
Dolly Sawyer, Suzanne Gula, the
guest of honor and the hostess.
Group To Meet
Kunkle Silverleaf Club will meet
at the home of Mrs. Adirene Nulton,
Ruggles on Friday evening, Septem-
ber 27 at 8 p.m.
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Tusa 113 Summit Street, Shaver-
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Mrs. Lutsey is assisted by Mrs.
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An outdoor cookout will be held
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| Mrs. Jennie Yeust is Worthy
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Members and their friends are
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Mrs. Ronald Swingle
Feted At Stork Shower
Mrs. Russell Traver and ‘Mrs.
Warren Hathway entertained. at a
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| Russell Newell, Sr., Betty McCarthy,
| Carl Siglin, Elmer Weaver, Jr.,
| Charles Engelman, Bernard Mulli-
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