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- Personal
~ Frederick Webber, 'R. D. No. 4,
Dallag, 1s a patient at Geisinger Hos-
piual, Danville.
Mr .and mrs. C. W. Brandt, Jr.,
have moved from Kingston to 4mn
Street, ‘Lrucksvilie, where taey have
purcnased a home. Mr. Branug is a
member of the facwity of Wyomung
deminary.
Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Cometa,
Wyorflng, have moved to Post Road.
Mr. and Mrs. Alen Stash, K. D.
No. 1,.ballas, are resiaing at 233
Meadowcrest. i
Mr. and Mrs. James ‘Daubert,
Harding, have moved to 84 Jackson
SBtreev, Dalas.
Mr. ana rs. Ludwig Pasquini,
Levittown, have purchased a new
home in Applewood Manor.
Muss {Marjorie Creasy, Hniladelphia,
spent the weekend with her mother,
Mrs. Byron (Creasy, Pioneer Avenue.
vr. and Mrs. urord Snaver, rast
Center Hil] Koad, have just returned
from Cleveland, Uno, waere tney
visited daugater, Mrs. ‘Wuuam J.
Thomas ana tamily aad made the
acquaintance of a new grandeaugn.
ter.
Mr .and Mrs. Rick Rudy and
daughter, Beth Ann, Campridge,
Ohio, have returned home after visit-
ing his parents, Mr. and. Mrs. sicnard
Rudy, Shagbark Drive, On ‘Luesaay
their daughter, Mrs. Richard iicesay
and infant daughter, Saran Lynne
arrived for a tive day stay.
McRay came down on Saturday to
take wn family back to Voorhees-
ville.
Mr .and Mrs. William J. Thomas,
Lehigh Street, had as weekend
guests, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ransom,
Devon, Conn.
Mrs. Louis Ranier, Trucksville, is
a patient at Mt. Sinai Hospital,
Baltimore. A
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rayson, Read-
ing, had as recent visitors, Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Sayre, Debbie, Karen,
and Tommy; Mr. and Mrs.” Albert
Allen, ‘Mitchell and Ralph; Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis Ferrey and Susan; Mrs.
AVAL.
| Edwin Britt, Mr. and Mrs. Albert
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| Fort Wayne, Indiana. Frank js an
Ferrey and Mrs. Caroline Ferrey, all
of Sweet Valley.
Mrs. Caroline Ferrey stayed at the
Rayson home for two weeks return-
ing home on the 20th. The Raysons
returned here with her to celebrate
her birthday.
Mr .and Mrs. Herbert Smith, Jr.,
Laurel Lane, had as weekend guests
the former's sister, Mrs. Grace Smith
Roe, and daughters, Wayne, Pa.
Mrs. Alfred Boysen, Elmcrest, is a
patient in Nesbitt Hospital recover-
ing from injuries suffered in.a fall
at her home last week. ;
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Hummel for ‘the past two weeks
were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hummel,
engineer for Volkswagen.
Elm Haring, Beaumont, is a pat:
jent in General Hospital where he
ii eum on Sunday.
SaC. A. Woodruff, New Berlin,
No a rejoicing over the birth of a
new granddaughter born to Mr. and
I Mrs. Stephen Woodruff, Bethlehem
in ‘St. Luke's Hospital, recently.
Ruthellen Hammond, Shavertown,
is vacationing in Cape May and New
York City with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. R. B. Hammond, Philadelphia.
Mr .and Mrs. Charles Coslett, Fort
Pierce, Fla., have returned home
after visiting Mrs. Mary Chappel and
Mrs. Charles Howe, Summit Street,
Shavertown.
Mrs. Harry Lefko, Luzerne Ave-
nue, has returned home after being
a surgical patient at General Hos-
pital.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Brown, Par-
rish Street, have returned after
spencemg a few days in Horsehead,
N. Y.¥
Birthday greetings this week to
| the following: Virginia Dyer, David
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| Eva
ry Phillips,
Fred Welsh, Herbert
James J. Knecht,
Mrs.
9nd, Donald Weidner, James A.
‘Wertman, Dianne Lynn Berti,
Brenda Jan Bellas, Mrs. Martha
| Davis, Pauline Roth, Harry J. Hart-
er, 2nd, Carolyn Lacy, Dianne Lynn
Davies, Adeltha Mahler, Mrs. Her-
| bert Greising and Walter Douglas
| Larson.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph .Zalit, Burl-
ington, N. J., have returned home
after spending fifteen days with Mrs.
Zalit’s' sister and family( Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Hann and - children,
and Mrs. Zalit’s father, Mr. Andrew
Peranto, Parrish Street. Mrs. Zalit
is the former Geraldine Peranto,
Parrish Street. Mr. Zalit is stationed
with the Air Force.
Mrs. ‘Arthur Calkins, has returned
to her home on Jackson Street,
after being a surgical patient at
General Hospital. :
Our sincere condolences are ex-
tended to Mrs. William Kelley and
family, Baldwin Street, upon the
deatifof their husband and father.
G. |S. Williams, Parrish Street, is
spending a few days in N. Y. City,
where he is sightseeing and attend-
ing a few World Series games,
Kookie Daubert, Dallas, stationed
with the Navy, in Philadelphia,
spent the weekend with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Daubert.
~ Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Ide, Par-
rish Street, and Mr. and Mrs. Leon-
ard Ide, attended the Bloomsburg
"Fair Thursday.
RUMMAGE NEEDED
Shavertown Fire Auxiliary will ac-
4 cept and good toys, clothing, furnit-
ure and other items for their Rum-
mage ‘Sale to be held October 17,
1 a8 and 19th at the Fire Hall.
: Tate Bs Be
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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1963
SECTION A — PAGE 3
Neighborhood Neco TT Notes Of Personal Interest
Bride Elect Of
Lake Engineer
MISS MARY ELIZABETH DAVISON
Mr. and Mrs. John Davison,
Wayne, Pa., announce the engage-
ment of their daughter, Mary Eliza-
beth, to Robert Joseph Lynch, 84
Lakeside Drive,-Harvey’s Lake. i
Miss Davison is a graduate of St.
Katherine. of Siena High School,
Wayne, Pa., and is employed as a
dental assistant. She is the grand
daughter of John Davison, Askam
tand the late Patrick and Mary
Fisher, Larksville.
Mr. Lynch graduated from Han-
over Township High School, Vil-
lanova , University and is now at-
tending Lehigh University where he
is working toward his Master's De-
gree in Mechanical’ Engineering.
No date has been set for the
wedding,
Frances Buchman
Feted At Shower
‘Miss «Frances Ann Buchman,
Centermoreland, was guest of honor
at a very lovely bridal shower given
by Misses Donna and Evelyn Buch-
man and Mrs. Marlene Hardisky at
Centermoreland Methodist Church,
Saturday evening, September 14.
Tables were decorated in yellow
with bouquets of gladioli, asters,
snapdragons, zinnias, marigolds and
variegated fall flowers. Cornucopias
and colorful leaves made up the
festive. motif at the main table.
Many games were played and
numerous prizes awarded. The bride-
elect’s many gifts necessitated the
aid of Mrs. Hardisky, Donna and
Susan Buchman, Cathy and Rose-
mary Pond opening the packages.
A buffet luncheon was served to
sixty guests. Miss Buchman took
colored slides of the evening's fes
tivities.
Beth Ann Lasher
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lasher, Or-
chard Street, Dallas, announce the
birth of a daughter, Beth Ann, in
Nesbitt Hospital on September 28.
The . couple have another child,
Jackie, two years old.
Ladies To Serve
Roast Beef Dinner
Plans for the Roast Beef Dinner
to be served by the Women’s Society
of Shavertown Methodist Church
were completed when Mrs. Ellen
Kimball entertained committee
chairmen at her home in Beaumont.
Dinner will be served Wednesday,
October 16 from 5 to 8 p. m. and
menu will feature homemade tomato
soup, roast beef, mashed potatoes,
gravy, coleslaw, string beans, home-
made applesauce, rolls, -assorted
relishes, coffee, tea and ilk and
homemade cake.
Homemade peanuts will also. be
sold. Tickets will go on sale this
week. FE3 7
Attending were: Mesdames Al
Torr, John Rogers, Percy Hart, War-
ren. Daubert, Raymond Parsons,
Oliver Troup, Victor Piccone, George
Jacobs, Ted Meixell, Robert Walk,
Gordon Edwards, William Banks,
James McFarland, and ‘the hostess.
Mrs. Lasher is the former Carol
Reed, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Warren Reed, Huntsville Road. Mr.
Lasher is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Reuel Lasher, Demunds Road.
ter of Mr sand Mrs. Edward J.
Gave vi licavell udiullll, auap,
Lcrecaivny aud INupual dss Were
Periviniou wy LveV. LiaidlCis i, Ladue,
vuss boule Ann brown,
Barre; cousin of the priae was. or- |
ganist, oDowoist was William brisin,
VVllKkes-parre.
length. gown of peau de sole
Wwanicn was designed witn a Daccad
neckline of Brussels lace and tap-
ered elbow shy sleeves.
feavurea a concroded Itved SKIT,
nignugnted by an overskirt
linea win
aisie widta chapel laagtn tram. ‘Ine
imported illusion was arranged irom
a matching double queen's crown of
pearls, She wore wrist length white
kid gloves and carried a cascade
style bouquet centered with white
Duchess roses, white butterfly
roses and trailing ivy.
Mrs. George Walton, West Palm
Bay, Fla., matron of honor wore a
floor length two piece dress of
candlelight peau de soie with the’
skirt featuring a semi pleated waist
tapering ‘to sheath bottom. The
sleeveless overblouse was styled
with a sculptured meckline. A cir-
cular illusion veil fell from.a match-
ing headpiece of peau de soie with
a tiny bow at the back. Wearing
wrist length white kid gloves, she
carried a cluster of red glamelias
and myrtle foliage.
The bridesmaids, Miss Carol Vig-
McGuire, Hiicrest Drive, New GOSS |
manor, vauas, recently became tne
. i
priae or VW .iandoipn brooks, son
OI ur. and irs. LOdries oidnovac,
Jeliery nod, wild, IN. Jd. in uie
‘L'ne priae escorted by her father
was attired In a canweugnt oor
las.uoned in toe elupire SuoueuLe, |
‘tne gown
out- |
brussel’s lace and an |
tour mnered bourrant veil of french |
Rochelle M. McGuire, Dallas
Bride Of W. Randolph Brooks
Miss Rochelle M. McGuire, daugh- | lione, Wilkes-Barre, Theresa Mona-
han, Pittston and Marilyn Flynn,
Kingston, were attired in dresses
identical to the matron of honor with
matching headpieces,
Best man was Ralph Cimato,
Staten Island and ushers were Jay
McGuire, brother of the bride; Har-
' old ‘Ford, Woodbridge, N.J., Anthony
Capici, Lewis Conte and Nicholas
Wakes | Bruno, Staten Island.
The bride’s mother selected an ice
| blue sheath cocktail dress high-
lighted by a short; sleeveless and
flared back overblouse with a scoop
neckline, She wore a blue and white
sequined jacket with a natural
blond mink collar, white gloves and
| ice blue accessories. Her corsage was
/ of little princess roses.
The mother of the bridegroom
chose a pale green sheath cocktail
dress, featuring ‘a hand beaded
bodice, white gloves and green ac-
| cessories, Her corsage was of Goldie
Locks roses.
Breakfast for the
bridal party
and a reception for 200 guests was;
held at Hotel ‘Sterling. For her going
| away outfit, the bride selected a .
| three piece yellow and white suit |
with slim skirt, fitted overblouse
| and three quarter length jacket.
| She wore matching accessories and
a corsage of white gardenias. The
| couple toured the Southern States.
Mrs. Brooks is a graduate of St.
Mary's High School and College
Misericordia. She is a member of
the faculty of Colonia Junior High
School, N. J,
Mr. Brooks is an alumna of Cur-
| tis High School, Statem Island, at-
tended St. John’s University, Brook-
lyn and Wagner College, Staten
Island. He is a faculty member of
St. John Viemne School, Colonia,
N. J. .
Mrs. Gladys Raphael
Honored At Shower
A variety shower was held re-
cently at the home of Mrs. Vivian
Newcomb, School street, Shaver-
town, in honor of Mrs. Gladys Rap-
hael, recent bride.
Present were Mesdames Millie La-
velle, Alice Lamoreaux, Reba Cob-
leigh, Dorothy Burkhart, Barbara
Ann Burkhart, Nancy Fink, Clarence
and Louise Newcomb.
Birthday Luncheon
For Mrs. LaBar
A birthday luncheon was held in
honor of Mrs. Laura LaBar, who
celebrated her 77th birthday last
Wednesday.
Attending were Mesdames Mary
LaBar, Caddie LaBar, Donald LaBar
and James LaBar. After lunch Mes-
dames Myrtle Hess, William Weaver
and Grace' Ide dropped in with
flowers, cake and presents.
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Dianne Lynn Thomas
Mr. and Mrs. William Thomas,
Cleveland, Ohio, announce the birth
of a daughter, Dianne Lynn, born
September’ 11 at “Parma Hospital,
Cleveland.
There are two other children,
David, and Charles. Mrs. Thomas is
the former Marilyn Shaver, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Milford Shaver,
Dallas.
Her husband is the son of Mr. and
William J, Thomas, Shavertown.
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CAROL GUILD
Carol Guild, hostess of the tele-
vision program “A Visit With Carol”,
will be the commentator for the
Lehman Woman's Club fashion show
to be held Friday evening at 8:00
pm. in the Lake-Lehman High
School Auditorium.
Fashions will be supplied by. a
leading local department store and
will cover children’s clothing and
teen-age fashions plus a large select-
ion of women’s wear. A number of
unusual and lovely door prizes have
been received from all over the
United States and will be awarded
the night of the show along with an
outstanding door = prize donated
by the department store.
Other prizes include: a handmade
rope hammock, hand blown glass de-
canter, treasure chest of party sup-
plies from Las Vegas; gold dollar |
which is a collector's item from
Fairbanks, Alaska; complete mani-
cheese from Wisconsin,
lovely jewelry from many areas in-
cluding a Trifari pin, authentic
Puerto Rican dolls ideal for a col-
lection, stereo records from San
Francisco, Stangl. pottery vases;
enough paint to paint a room, -a
decor-tile framed in walnut wood;
pair of girl's pajamas, a knitting
kit for a young girl, a steel scale
model of a caterpillar tractor, and
many other items too numerous to
mention.
Refreshments will be served.
Tickets may be purchased from any
club member or at the door the
night of the program.
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