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Purely
Personal
Mr. and Mrs. E. McCarty, and
Mr, and Mrs. Clifford Ide, Dallas,
. took a long circle tour of the Blue
Ridge States last week, driving
down over the Skyline through
West Virginia, Virginia, Tennessee
and Kentucky, to visit Lynn McCar-,
ty, who is studying for the Meth-
odist ministry at Union College,
Barboursville. They put in a spec-
tacular mileage from Wednesday to
nday. ' o
Mrs. Charles Scoggins, Chelms-
ford Farms, Mass. spent the week-
end with her mother Mrs. T. M. B.
Hicks, Pioneer Avenue.
Mrs. H. Byron Harris, Warden
Avenue, Trucksville, has been trans-
ferred from University of Penn-
sylvania Hospital to General Hos-
pital, Wilkes-Barre.
Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Jobes, with
daughter Terri, visited Mr. and Mrs.
George Landon in Kunkle last week,
returning to their home in Trenton,
N. J. on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kreidler,
‘Division Street, Shavertown, spent
the weekend in New Haven, Conn.,
where they visited the former's
father, Thomas Kreidler, Sr., form-
erly of Dallas who has been a
patient for ‘the past three weeks
at the Grace Memorial Hospital,
New Haven.
Mrs. Verna Straub, 75 Straub,
Road, Trucksville is a patient at
Geisinger Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Merl A. Gerdes,
Lancaster, have moved to Woodbine
* @ad, Trucksville.
Mr. ‘and- Mrs. Raymond “Updall
Allentown, have pur-
d family,
ea a home on Hilltop Drive,
Oak Hill.
Walter Cook, Ridge Street, is re-
cuperating at his home after being
discharged last week from Nesbitt
Hospital.
Marion A. Kern, Harvey's Lake,
is spending some time visiting her
daughter and son-in-law, ‘Mr. and
Mrs. James Arnold and family, Jas-
per, Indiana; daughter and son-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Richardson
and daughter, ' Cleveland, Tennes-
see; son-in-law and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kern and
family, Concord, Tenn.
Mrs. Lida Hughes, Mooretown,
spent the weekend at the home of
her son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis Hughes, Bethlehem.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Snyder and
Jimmy of Claude Street, spent the
weekend visiting relatives in High
Bridge, New Jersey. Mr. Snyder’s
sister, Mrs. Katherine Johnson re-
turned home with them to spend
;a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hosler;
Dallas, spent the weekend in West
‘Suffield, Conn., visiting their daugh-
ter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin
C. Folmsbee, Nancy, Alan, David
Jeffrey.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Paeglow,
Parrish Street, spent Sunday in En-
- dicott, N. Y., visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Fignk Barton.
Mrs. Stanley B. Davies and Mrs.
Edgar Brace, Dallas, have returned
home, after spending some time in
Atlantic City.
Mrs. P. William Hanna, Wyoming
Avenue is a surgical patient in
Nesbitt Hospital,
Rev. Herbert Olver, Davenport
Street, and Rev. Donald Vesey,
Missionary from Dominican Repub-
lic are attending the annual board
meeting, at Free Methodist Head-
quarters, Winona Lake, Indiana.
Mrs. Edith Singer, Mrs. Mildred
Zwalley and grandson Eric, Strouds-
burg, recently visited Mr. and Mrs.
Theodore Newcomb and family and
~ Mr. and Mrs. Donald Paeglow, Par-
rish Street, Dallas.
®' Kookie” Daubert, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Daubert, Dallas, left Mon-
day, from Sam Francisco, California,
Japan on a tour of duty. He is
Tr
*i the U. §. Navy.
Miriam Olver, daughter of Rev.
and Mrs. Herbert Olver, Davenport
Street, is teaching English in a
Junior High School in Manhattan,
New York.
Ralph Newcomb, who had been
residing with his daughter and son-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Don Paeglow,
Parrish ‘Street, was entered at Val-
ley Crest, last week.
Mrs. Burt Lewis, Woodlawn Drive
is a medical patient at General Hos-
pital.
Alfred Root, Franklin Street, is a
patient at Wyoming Valley Hospit-
al.
Mrs. Ann Jewell, Parrish Street,
is a patient at General Hosuital.
Miss Sue Kelly, Baldwin Street,
attended Home Coming at Temple
University, Philadelphia, last week.
Mrs. Sheldon Drake has returned
to her home at Idetown, after be-
ing a patient at Nesbitt Hospital.
Mrs. Chris Eipper is a patient
Xx General Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Gigliello and
son John, Brooklyn, N. Y. were
weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs.
William Genmetts and family, Loy-
alville. Mrs. Gigliello is a sister of
Mr. Gennetts.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis LaBar have
moved from Exeter to Dallas, where
they have purchased the Stoeckel
home on Huntsville Road. Their for-
mer home was destroyed by fire
two days after they moved.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lewis, Hun-
lock’s Creek, moved the past week-
end to Flushing, Long Island, where
they will now make their home.
Mrs. Emma Anderson and Mrs.
Nancy Webster, Carverton Road,
Trucksville recently motored to Bar-
bourville, Kentucky where they vi-
sited Donald Anderson, Jr., student
a wis User College. While ‘there, they
Mrs. Frank Wagner, Sr.,
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1963
" SECTION A — PAGE 5
Neighborhood jo And Notes Of Personal Interest
Jeanette Eileen
Shaw Weds
William Wynn Quick, Oct. 12
First Christian Church, Sweet
Valley was the setting Saturday,
October 12, for the nuptial cere-
mony which united Jeanette Eileen
Shaw, daughter “of Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond G. Shaw, Sweet Valley
and William Wynn Quick, son of |
Mrs. Lois Albertson, Bloomsburg
RD. ' 5, and Freeman Quick, Sr.
Plymouth. -
The double ring ceremony was
performed by Pastor B. Kirby Jones.
Mrs. Kay Altemus, sister of the
bride was soloist, and Mrs. Cletus
Holcomb, Jr., organist.
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride wore a floor length gown
of ‘Alencon lace over taffeta, with |
fitted bodice, long sleeves, tapered
at the wrist, and scalloped neckline
trimmed with rhinestone settings.
Her bouffant skirt featured a hoop
and train which was drawn into a
bustle after the ceremony. Her
tiered veil of French illusion fell
from a crown of rhinestones and
she carried a swing bouquet of car-
nations, centered with a corsage.
Lee Roese, Mooretown,
of honor. Bridesmaids were Bon-
nie Smith, Sweet Valley, cousin of
was maid |
the bride and Judy Shaw, sister of
the bride. Their identical gowns
were of pink taffeta, with fitted
bodice and scoop neckline. The
bouffant skirts were ballerina length
and they wore small matching veils
and carried bouquets. of blue car-
nations.
Flower girls were Francine Alte-
mus and Gail Shaw, nieces of the
bride. They wore nylon dresses
featuring full skirts with Francine
|in peach. Gail in blue. Timothy
Shaw, Jr. nephew of the bride, was
ring bearer.
Sonny Stout, Berwick, served as
best man, Ushers were Freeman
Quick, Jr. Bloomsburg and Wilbur
Shaw, Sweet Valley.
A reception for one hundred
guests followed the ceremony and
was held in the church hall.
Mrs. Quick attended Lake-Leh-
man School. Mr. Quick attended
Northwest Jointure High School and
is presently employed at the Nes-
copeck Lumber Co. They are resid-
ing at Bloomsburg, R.D. 5.
A pre-nuptial shower was given
by Lee Roese.
Library Book Club To
Meet § Times Yearly
Back Mt. Library, Book Club
members voted Tuesday to meet
five times a year and amend the by-
laws accordingly. :
Mrs. Paul Gross presided. Sec-
retary’s report was given by Mrs.
Homer Moyer and treasurer's re-
port by Mrs, Fred Howell in the
absence of Mrs. Willard Seaman.
Mrs. William Cutten and Mrs. Ed-
ward F. Burke were introduced as
guests.
Mrs. Howell announced present
membership at 222 and Mrs. War-
ren Unger reported on book selec-
tions.
Mrs. Fred Howell, Mrs. Warren
Unger, Mrs. George Montgomery
and Mrs. Lloyd Kear were appointed
to the meeting time determination
committee.
Guest speaker, Mrs. James Green,
spoke on “The Necessity Of A Con-
stitution Committee To Draw Up A
New Pennsylvania Constitution.”
Mrs. William Jeter and Mrs. Ed-
ward Norcross presided at the tea
table. Hostesses were Mrs. John
Wilson, Mrs. Stanley Rinehimer,
Mrs. Warren Unger and Mrs. Arthur
Ross.
Present were Mesdames Mae
Townend, Stewart Ferguson, Wil-
liam F. Cutten, Edward F. Burke,
George Montgomery, E. C. Norcross,
Paul Gross, Homer Moyer, Thomas
Heffernan, Sr., W. B. Jeter, Earl
Phillips, Charles Gardner, James
Alexander, James Green, Charles
Frantz, Warren Unger, Lyman Lull,
Fred Howell, Arthur Ross, J. Stan-
ley Rinehimer, John Wilson, Ed-
gar Brace, Stanley B. Davies, Lloyd
Kear, G. C. Faust, Misses Frances
Dorrance, Mary Jane Faust. &
Bobby Wagner Was
Five Yesterday
Little Bobby Wagner, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Wagner, Jr., De-
munds Road,
birthday yesterday with a party
with his classmates at Westmore-
land kindergarten classes.
Last evening, a family party was
held at his home. Present were
great grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Kauffman, great aunt, Mrs.
Elva Miller; grandparents, Mr. and
and Mr.
and Mrs. Reuel Lasher, his parents,
brothers, Billy and Barry.
Bennett, Dean of Women at the
school. Young Don expects to enter
the ministry.
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Christian Science Board of
Lectureship. Title: *'The Way to
Hope and Freedom." Everyone
is welcome to come and listen.
Christian Science lecture
Tuesday, Oct. 29 at 8:15 P.M.
First Church of Christ,
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celebrated his fifth
Name Omitted
The name of Mrs. Agnes Lands-
berry, daughter of Mrs. Ella Major
was unintentionally omitted from
the birthday party guest list at the
83rd anniversary celebration for the
her mother last week.
Lee William Eckert
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Eckert, Mac-
hell Avenue, announce the birth of
a son, Lee William, October 14
at General Hospital.
The couple have one other son,
Paul. Mother is the former Nancy
Wilkens, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Wilkens, Dallas.
Mr. Eckert'is the son of Mrs.
Paul Eckert, also of Dallas, and
the late Mr. Eckert, and is employ-
ed by Lacy, Atherton and Davis.
§
Sandy Tait Honored
‘At Farewell Party
Donna Smith, West Dallas, en-
tertained at a surprise farewell
party on Wednesday night for San-
dy Tait. ‘Sandy and her family who
live in Shavertown will be moving
to Rochester in a few days. High-
lights of the party were a scaven-
ger hunt and a large cake with the
words, “So Long Sandy.” :
Many lovely going away gifts
were received by the honored
guest. :
Attending were: Nancy Covert,
: Debbie Savickas, Cathy Martin, Pat-
tie Larson, Donna Priebe, Chris
Gross, Linda Farrar, Kerry Rob-
erts, Myra Berti, Janet Cleasby,
| Sandy Sherwood, Debbie Slater,
| Linda Howell, Ruth Higgins, Debbie
‘Caruthers, Miriam Mohr, Cory Jor-
| dan, Kim Roddy, Sharon Savage,
the guest of honor and the hostess.
Silverleaf Club Meets
Kunkle Silverleaf Club met last
week at the home of Mrs. James
Traver with Mrs. William Weaver
presiding.
Next meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. Ann Weaver at which
time arrangements for the annual
Christmas Party will be completed.
Present were Mesdames William
Brace, Ann Weaver, Stanley Harri-
son, James Traver, William Weaver,
| Florence Klimak, Owen Ide, Ralph
Ashburner, Elizabeth Hess, Ralph
Hess.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bezak of 511
James Roberts, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Roberts, 966 Tabor Road,
Morris Plains, N. J.
The bride elect attended Wat-
chung Hills Regional High School
and is employed by C. R. Bard, Inc.,
Murray Hill, N. J.
Fiancee Of Robert J. Roberts
MISS MARY BEZAK
Mr. Roberts, a graduate of Par-
Pleasant Plains Road, Stirling, N. Jd, | sippany Hill School, is employed by
have announced the engagement of | the International Paper Company,
their = daughter, Mary, to Robert, | Whippany, N. J.
The engagement was announced
at a dinner party which the bride-
| groom’s parents attended.
An August wedding is planned.
Mr. Roberts is a former Dallas
resident.
Mr. and Mrs.
celebrate their 30th wedding an-
Nearly a life
Shavertown, Mrs. Waldow is. ‘the
former Ruth Laux, daughter of Mrs.
Jacob Laux, and the late Mr. Laux.
The couple ' were wed
in
bride’s cousin, Rev. Mgr. Francis
Schmidt performing the nuptial
Mass. Attendants were Mrs. Joseph
Laux, Mary Schmidt, Robert and
Raymond Laux, brothers of the
bride.
The Waldows have resided in Sha-
niversary on Monday, October 28. |
1
long resident -of |
in 1933,
St. Therese’s Church, with the]
| Stachnik, Shavertown; Helene,
studying X-Ray technology at Mercy |
Stephen Waldos, Shavertown
Are Wed 30 Years Monday
Stephen Waldow, vertown since their marriage, twen-
29 Mt. Airy Road, Shavertown will ty two years of which have been
spent in their present home. They
are members of St. Therese’s Church
Mr. Waldow is proprietor of Wil-
kes-Barre Chrome Plating Company
in Wilkes-Barre.
There are four children, Stephen
R., manager of Neisner'’'s
Store, . Rome, N. Y.; Mrs. Joseph
Hospital and Larry, student at Gate
of Heaven School. Also two grand-
children.
planned. .
Girl Scout Outing
Girl Scout Troop 650, formerly
swing, with a cookout on the sec-
cond meeting forming. different
patrols: Eagles, Stallions, and Ex-
plorers, Thursday, Oct. 17.
After a horse back ride the girls
went to Mrs. Viola Rossman’s for
lunch, and then to Milbrose to set
up camp. The girls cooked their
own food and songs and games
were enjoyed. On Friday morning
the patrol went boating and cow
riding.
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Attending the overnight outing
were: Georgeann Adams, Marie
O'Brien, Tera Milbrose, Bonnie Mil-
| brose, ‘Donna Milbrose, Fay Brown,
156, of Lehman, has started in full |
Mrs. Viola Rossman, Mrs. Floyd
Milbrose.
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THE DALLAS POST
A family celebration ‘has been |
One of Shavertown’s
voted couples, Mr. and Mrs.
Howell, Roushey Street,
serve their 55th wedding anniver=
sary Monday, October 28.
to housekeeping in Dallas Township.
Mrs. Howell is the former Mazie
Hess, daughter of the late Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel Hess, Kunkle. Mr.
Howell is the son of the late Mr.
and Mrs, Judson Howell, Trucks-
ville and a brother of the late Dr.
G. L. Howell.
They have resided in their pre-
sent home for the past twenty-
Mr. and Mrs. Seth Howell
Reach 55th Year Of Marriage
most de-|
Seth |
will oh-|
three years and have many friends
throughout the Back Mountain
area.
Mr. Howell retired eight years
ago from the Packard Lackawanna
The couple were married in Sha- | Automobile Company, Kingston, and
vertown Methodist Church parson- |
age by Rev. J. R. Wagner and went |
spends his spare hours in the weav-
ing of lovely rugs, assisted by his
wife.
They are the parents of one
daughter, Mrs. Gerry Pope, hair-
dresser, who resides with them and
two grandchildren, Ricky and Carol
Pope.
Best wishes from the Dallas Post |
for continued years of health and
happiness, Mr. and Mrs. Howell.
‘Newlyweds Honored
At Reception
Mr. and Mrs. Royal Culver, newly
weds, were feted Friday evening,
Oct. 11 at a variety shower and re-
ception held at Broadway Church.
The couple were given an old
fashioned serenade and taken ‘for
a buggy ride. ~ Upon their return,
luncheon was served at the church
and many lovely gifts bestowed on
the couple. .
Attending were Mr. and Mrs.
Myron Moss, Mr. and Mrs. J. Dewey
Martz, Mr. and Mrs, Freece Morris,
and daughter, Sandra, Mr. and Mrs.
Chester Culver, Mrs. Sherman
dell, Mr. and Mrs. Aldewin Hoover,
‘Culver, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Culver,
Hoover, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Wan- |
Larry, Dean and Joanne, Mr. and
Mrs.
and Mrs. Burt Gordon, Beth and
Gary, Mr. and ‘Mrs, Paul Crockett,
Mr. and Mrs. Keppy Hoyt, Carl,
Pam and Peggy, Mr. and Mrs. T. R.
Bonham and family, Mr. and Mrs.
‘Willard Gensel, Donna and Debra,
Mr. and Mrs. Neil Metcalf, Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Oliver, Mr, and Mrs, Wal-
ter Gregory and Jean. »
Mrs. Rose Culver, Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Herring, Mrs. Kathryn Rob-
ins, Mrs. Rose Culver, Mrs. Ella
Harrison, Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Winans, Mr, and Mrs. Dayton Cul-
ver, Mr. and Mrs. James Crockett;
Ronald Culver, Mrs. Martin Stevens,
Frances Culver, Richard Long, Le-
roy Culver, Mrs. Donald Cosgrove,
Mrs. Susan Hawk, Mrs. Maude
and Arthur Douglass.
Mrs. Charles Snyder
Feted On Birthday
Mrs. Charles Snyder, Sr. 64
Claude Street was guest of honor
at a birthday party given in her
honor by her daughter, Mrs. George
i Shaver, Jr.
Mrs. Charles Snyder Jr. at the
| Shaver home on Wednesday even-
ing.
Refreshments were served to
Jane May and Gerald Shultz, Jr.;
Mr. and Mrs. Geogre Shaver, Sr.
Bobby, Jackie,
Snyder; Skip, Tom and Alan Sha-
ver; Charles and Jimmy Snyder,
and the guest of honor.
RUMMAGE SALE
Jackson Township Fire Auxiliary
will hold a Rummage Sale at the
day.
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Chase Fire Hall, Friday and Satur-
Former Employees Fete
Mrs. Leona Wandall
Thirty-four years of faithful ser-
vice as laundress, head laun-
dress at Nesbitt hospital came to
anh end October 7 for Mrs. Leona
Wandall, Roushey Plot who began
her duties there November 23, 1929,
Her fellow workers surprised her
with a farewell party at her home,
Sunday evening October 13. Mrs.
Wandall celebrated her 79th birth-
day in September.
As a token of appreciation, she
was presented a money tree and a |
Ceramic open Bible, . one side in-
scribed with the words, ‘Leona |
Wandall 1929-1963. On the other |
side were the names of all the work-
ers.
Miss Belinda Warmouth, who re-
placed her, also received a bible |
“Our New Boss” inscribed. |
Refreshments were provided and
served by the guests.
Attending were: Mr. and Mrs.
James Fox, Mr. and Mrs Daniel Bo-
zinko, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bed-
esky, Mrs. Mary Hollett, Mesdames |
Madeline Hagan, Mary Sable, Mary |
Chipulis, Leeta Sevonis, Jean Bezd-
zicki, Mary Broda, Gertrude War-
mouth, Belinda Warmouth, Jane
Carzyski, Celia Zawoiski, William |
Patton, Nora Hall, Esther Kelly, |
Statia Tengewski, Mrs. Danie] Wan-
dall, and daughters Dana, Iva, Vida,
Myra and Claudia; John Allabaugh,
Mrs. David Kitchen,” Emma Lou,
Sue Ann and Daniel; Emma Creigh,
Mrs. David Adams, Belinda War-
| Varner,
{ Nesbitt BRuxiliary To
‘Hold Rummage Sale
Shavertown Branch, Nesbitt Aux-
iliary will sponsor a Rummage Sale,
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,
November 4, 5 and 6 at the Lare
Building in Luzerne,
Sale will be conducted from 10
to 4 p.m. daily and proceeds
a.m,
used for furnishing new nurses
home. =
Mrs. Charles Maxwell is chair-
man and Mrs. Harvey Kitchen co-
chairman.
Anyone having rummage to do-
nate is asked to contact Mrs. Max-
well at 674-4336 or Mrs. Kitchen
NE 9-3166.
Varners Give Party
For Grandchildren
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Varner, Sr.,
Meeker, entertained Robert Grey,
Jr., and Pamela Stewart, their grand-
son and granddaughter on their
birthdays recently.
Games were played ‘and prizes
awarded.
Guests were great grandmother
grandfather and grand-
mother Grey, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Sayre, Christine, Cathy and Terry;
Mr .and_ Mrs. Richard Stewart and
Brenda; Mrs. Pauline Slocum, Mr.
and Mrs. Bruce Varner, Jr., and
| Kimmy; Mr. and Mrs. Robert: Grey,
Sr., and Linda, Elmer Kester.
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