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Turkey Supper Tonight
W 8S C S of Idetown Methodist
Church will serve a delicious Turkey
Supper tonight in the church par-
lors.
Mariner Troop Formed
For Back Mountain
Girls interested in formation of
|a Senior Girl Scout Mariner Troop
met Sunday afternoon with Mrs.
Rinken- Congdon Nuptials Are
Performed At Lady Of Victory
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1063
Dallas Kiwanis Club Will
Sponsor Harvest Moon Ball
A family style dinner with all the |
trimmings and homemade pie will
Jack Barnes at Elmcrest to discuss
the proposal, with twelve girls pre-
CANCER DELEGATE
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be served from 5 p.m. until all cus-| sent and ‘five more adding their
tomers are seated. | vote by telephone.
Tickets may be purchased at the The first meeting will take place
door. at Dallas Methodist Church Wed-
nesday evening at 7.
Girls frém ‘all over the Back
Mountain are invited to join. Lake-
Lehman students of high school
age are as welcome as Dallas dis-
| triet girls.
Advisors are Mrs. Barmes, Mrs.
George Bauman, and Barbara Evans.
Atty. Henry Greenwald, Harveys |
Lake, director of Luzerne County |
Unit, American Cancer Society was
delegate to the annual Pennsyl-
vania Division Meeting of the so- |
ciety at Hershey last weekend.
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Our Lady of Victory Church, Har-
vey's Lake was the setting for the
irecent wedding of Miss Janice E.
Rinken, R.N., daughter of Mrs. Viv-
ian Rinken, Idetown and the late
Alexander Rinken, ‘to Melvin R.
Congdon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Congdon, Demunds Road, Dallas.
Rev. Michael Rafferty performed
the double ring
am altar banked with white gladioli.
ceremony before
Miss Patricia Mastalski was or-
ganist.
Miss Judy Neary, R.N., Scranton,
was maid of honor. Miss Debra Rin-
ken was flower girl for her sister.
Robert Rukstalis was best man.
Ushers were Robert Rinken, cousin
of the bride, and Kenneth Kocher.
Given in marriage by her uncle,
Clarence Rinken, the bride wore a
white gown’ in silk organza over
tissue taffeta, fashioned with a scol-
loped chantilly lace portrait neck-
line with long, tapered sleeves. The
molded bodice was fitted to a slim
waistline accenting a gracious skirt
enhanced in lace motifs extending
into a circular sweep train.
Her veil of imported silk illu-
sion was fashioned in medallion
tiers and styled from a lace crown
embellished with seed pearls and
crystals. She carried a swing bou-
quet of white roses and ivy and wore
a diamond and pearl pendent, a
gift of the bridegroom.
Her maid of honor, Miss Judy
Neary, R. N., wore a gown of white
an off the shoulder neckline, fitted ,
crispy embroidered organza over!
heavenly blue silk taffetta styled in’
to an empire bodice, and * shirreds
midriff waistline in a modified bell-
shaped waltz length gkirt.
[She wore a heavenly blue picture
hat with dainty floral sprays and
back bow with flowing satin stream-
ers and carried a swing bouquet -of
pink and white carnations and ivy.
The flower girl, Debra Rinken,
sister of the bride, wore a dress of
white imported pure ‘silk’ organza
over pink taffeta, styled in a tight-
fitting bodice with Swiss applique
flowers around the waist, puffed
sleeves and a large Oliver collar.
She wore a pillbox hat featuring
pink and white flowers and stream-
ers. She carried a miniature swing |
bouquet of blue ‘and white carna-
tions and ivy.
" The attendants wore sterling sil-
ver , charm bracelets, - gifts of the
bride.
An” afternoon reception was held
‘at Q’Connell’s Twin Lakes, Harveys
Lake, after which the couple left on
a motor trip to California. For trav-
eling the bride wore a brown and
white silk suit, white accessories,
and a corsage of white carnations.
The bride is a graduate of Lake-
| Lehman Area High School and Mer-
cy Hospital. School of = Nursing,
Scranton, Pa. She is a member of
"the nursing staff of Mercy Hospitah
| Wilkes-Barre.
The bridegroom is a graduate
of Kingston High: School and
served four years with the United
States Air Force. He is in business
with his father,
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Dallas Kiwanis Club will hold its Merrill Faegenburg, president of
| 4th. annual Harvest Moon Ball Sat-’
urday evening, November 2 at Irem
Temple Country Club.
Harry Lefko, general chairman, is
assisted by William Guyette, ar-
rangements; Mrs. Edward Wilson
and Mrs. Leo Corbett, decorations;
Mrs. Harry Lefke, Mrs. William
Guyette. and . Mrs. Corbett are in
charge of reservations, Leo Corbett,
publicity.
the service club is honorary chair-
man.
Men of Music will play for danc-
ing from 9 P. M. till 1. At mid-
night a surprise will be offered.
Dress will be optional and the
public is invited. Proceeds realiz-
ed from the affair will go to the
civic and charitable work of the
club and their scholarship fund.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell H. Williams,
Sr., 74 Shaver Avenue, Shavertown,
observing their 50th wedding anni-
versary on October 29th will be
honored at an Open House at their
home, Sunday afternoon and eve-
ning.
The couple were married at the
home of the bride's aunt and uncle,
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Belford, Kings-
ton, by the Rev. Edwin Aubrey, pas-
tor of Emmanuel Baptist Church,
Edwardsville.
Mrs. Williams is the dl: of
the late John S. and Ella Belford
Davies, Kingston. -Her husband is
Shavertown Couple Observe
50th Wedding At Open House
the son of the late Mr. and Mrs.
Ash Williams, alse of Kington.
Employed as saleman with Ar-
mour Company for twenty years,
Mr. Williams and his wife moved
to Shavertown nearly eight years
ago and for a time operated a res-
taurant -nearby.
Both are in good health and are
looking forward to their anniver-
sary celebration.
There are two children, Mrs. Wil-
bur Lawry, Flushing, L. I. and Rus-
sell, Jr., Fernbrook. There are also
four grandchildren.
St.. Stephen's Episcopal Church,
Wilkes-Barre, was the setting for
DeReemer
and Mrs.
Miss Patricia
daughter of Mr. Frank
‘William Schuyler
Post, Jr., Washington, D.C.
Rev. Burke Rivers, pastor, offi-
ciated. Organist was Clifford Bal-
shaw.
Escorted. by her father, the bride
wore a gown of white organdy and
schiffli embroidery fashioned with
tiers of ribbon bands, cap sleeves
and a bell skirt. Her chapel length
veil was arranged from a flat bow
of organdy and she carried a bou-
quet of white roses and daisies.
Miss Patricia Burnside, sister of
the bride, was maid of honor and
Mrs.: James M. Revie, LaGrange
Park, Ill., another sister, was matron
of honor. Laurie Burnside, Kings-
ton and Helen Mangeldorf, Swarth-
more, served as flower girls.
The attendants were attired in
organdy gowns of pale yellow trim-
'| med with white schiffli embroidery
Their
and styled with bell skirts.
Patricia DeReemer Burnside
Bride Of Philip Sidney Post
the lovely September wedding of | | daisies, yellow roses and ivy.
Burnside | flower girls wore short yellow or-
Boyle Burnside, Harveys Lake, and | daisies.
| Philip Sidney Post, son of Rear Ad-
il miral and Mrs.
headpieces were wreaths of daisies
and ivy. They carried bouquets of
The
gandy dresses embroidered with
Their headpieces were
wreaths of daisies and ivy. They
carried small baskets of daisies.
Best man was William Schuyler
Post, III, brother of the bridegroom.
James M. Revie, brother-in-law of
the bride, Dirk Dunlap, Kingston
and Richard Wathen, Washington,
D.C., served as ushers.
A reception followed at the home
of the bride after which the couple
left on a wedding trip to the New
England States.
Mrs. Post is a graduate of Wyo-
ming Seminary and College Miseri-
cordia.
Mr. Post graduated from St.
George's School and Kenyon College.
A faculty member of Wyoming Sem-
inary the past year, he Ras accepted
a position as a teacher at St. Al-
bans School for. boys, National
Cathedral, Washington, D. (C.
The couple are residing in Wash-
ington, D. C.
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| Dallas,
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Directing Revue
FRANK CASEY
Mr. Frank Casey, Wilkes-Barre,
is directing the cast of the Harvest
Revue to be presented by ‘Dallas
Senior and Dallas Junior Women’s
Clubs on Thursday, Friday and Sat-
urday evenings, November 7, 8, and
9 at Dallas Senior High School.
Mrs. John Rogers, Senior Wo-
man’s Club and Mrs. Joseph Borton,
Junior Woman's Club ares serving
as co-chairmen. .
Mrs. William Carroll and Mrs.
Howard Wiley are serving as mu-
sical directors.
Performances are scheduled for
Thursday, Friday and Saturday ev-
nings at 8:30 P.M., at Dallas Senior
High School.
Mrs. Robert Maturi, Senior Wo-
man’s Club chairman of patrons
has selected the following commit-
tee: Mrs. James Huston 'Sr., Mrs.
Donald Bulford, Mrs. Thomas Reese,
Mrs. Edwin Roth, Mrs. Jack Barnes;
Mrs. William Joos, and Mrs. Wil-
liam Clewell.
Mrs. Richard Wileman, chairman
for the Junior Women is assisted
by the following: Mrs. Charles Al-
labaugh, Mrs. David Carey, Mrs.
John Diffendafer, Mrs. George
Hamm, Mrs. James Huston, Mrs.
Robert Stair and Mrs. Leonard Gro-
howski. :
Edith Louise Addison
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Addison an-
nounce the birth of a daughter Edith
Louise, October 7th in Glens Falls,
New York. \
Mr. Addison was formerly with
the Y. M. C. A. in Shavertown, liv-
ing on Wyoming Avenue, Dallas.
He is now head of the Physical
Education department of Adiron-
ack Jr. College.
There are four other children,
Allen, Karen, Rebecca and Virginia.
Eric Foster Turner
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Turner, Oak
Hill, became the parents of a son,
Eric Foster, October 19 at Nesbitt
Hospital. There are ‘two other child-
ren, Ray, Jr. and Kimberly Ruth.
Mrs. Turner is the former Judy
| Brown, Kingston.
Jay Robert Law
A seven pound five ounce son,
3 Jay Robert, was born to Mr. and |
Street, |
Mrs. Robert. Law, Jackson
October 14, at Wyoming
Valley Hospital. There are two
daughters, Nancy,
Law is employed
with the Shavertown Acme.
DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
Mrs. Ayre’s Pupils
To Give Recital
Louie W. Ayre will present the
following “students in a recital of
piano music, Sunday, October 27th,
at 3:30 P.M. in St. Clement’s Parish
House, Lockhart Street, Wilkes-
Barre.
Participating will be Gwen Ar-
naud, Cathy. Cawley, Lorene Dar-
ing, Mark Evans, Joanne Gensel,
Jane Gilmarton, Nancy Gordan,
Connie. Jenkins, Glenda Larson,
Stephanie Lindauer, . Eric Martin,
Brian McCartney, Nancy sic
Mary. Miller, Megan Moore, Diane
Morgan, Anne Moyer, Betsy Park-
hurst, Susie Stouffer, Patricia Wilde.
The public is invited.
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