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¢. and Mrs. John Zorzi, Harveys
Lz, will have as weekend guests
thi'son John, ‘teacher of Mathe-
at Valley Road School,
PReton, and his fiancee, Terry
Fythann, of Hillside, N. J.
ath Ann Zorzi will entertain
Sday afternoon at the home of
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| athe Church of the Immaculate
Ceéeption in Elizabeth, N. J. :
iss Brenda Mannear, New York
| C, spent the weekend at the home
| ofr parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Mnear, Overbrook Avenue.
r. and Mrs, Sheldon Evans, Fer-
. | «gn Avenue, had as recent week-
. 4) guests, Mr. and Mrs. Richard
ker and son, Kim, Cressona.
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©. and Mrs. Dale Hoover, U. S.-
Fore Base, Mass., and sons,
h and Kevin, will spend the
wkend at the home of their par-
es, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cobleigh
a Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hoover.
eighton Scott, Huntsville Road,
sit last weekend in New Jersey
anding a housewarming at the
hee of a former classmate at
Herford College.
ir. and Mrs. Russell Frantz, East
Das left this week for Pompano
Beh, Fla., where they will spend
t winter,
rs. Wterson McNutt has re-
ned to New York City after visit-
- her, sister-in-law, Mrs. Hale
€ chin Maple Hill,” Lehman.
V. Patterson is the former Mildred
Cehlin of Wilkes-Barre.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel D’Andrea,
Nersville, N. J., and children, San-
¢ and Sam recently visited her
faer and aunt, Gus Metzger, and
M Mae Bohn, Wilkes-Barre. Mrs.
DAadrea is the former Mrs. Sam
Pher, Overbrook Avenue. Her
a.t, Mrs. Henry Metzger and cous-
i1 Miss Betty Senchak attended
ainner party at the Metzger home.
'p/4 Michael = Zorzi, Lockport
AR, spent the weekend with his
pents, Mr. and Mrs. John Zorzi,
atHarveys Lake.
. and Mrs. John Girvan had
eekend guests their daughter,
Donald McVey, West New
5, N. J.; granddaughter Mrs.
; LaMonte of Apburn, Washing-
t@ with her children Mark, Garry
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Dennis; and their paternal
ghidparents, Mr. and Mrs, Tony
Lylonte Sr., of West New York.
ne Carleton Heslops in Santa
Miia, California, had a surprise
vit from Miss Miriam Lathrop,
Sh City, Arizona, toward the last
of September. Miriam - got 'the ad-
diss from the Dallas Post when
thy move -d from Shavertown. °°
rs. Ha yv E. Freeman, formerly
Shavertown, is a patient at
rton Plant Hospital, Clearwater,
rida. aShe would « appreciate
cids. Hé™ home address is 791
shore Avenue, Clearwater, Flor-
r. and Mrs: John Pall, Hunlocks
ek, are vacationing in Florida.
‘| Mrs. Donald Getty, Mezeppa,
3, and son, Kenton, stationed
atGreat Lakes with the Navy re-
cefly spent some time in Dallas
lie friends. Kenton was on
lea and expects to be sent to San
Fracisco. The Gettys are former
reslents of Dallas.
I. and Mrs. LeRoy Christman,
Bohs Pines, were recent guests
of and Mrs. James Brown;
Jo = Street.
ncere sympathy is extended to
M3. Donald Paeglow, Parrish
Stret, . Ira Cease, Shavertown,
an¢ Theodore Newcomb, Huntsville,
upa the recent: death of their fo-
thd, Ralph Newcomb.
Ir. Qi Mrs. Donald Pacilovi
atish Street have returned after
.| spading some time visiting rel-
aties and friends in Newark and
ia, Ohio.
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to
kson Street, who was hospital-
in Philadelphia, hag returned
his home.
Irs. Percy Love, East. Center
set, Shavertown, is a surgical
ent at Mercy Hospital.
ecent visitors to this area were
nne Mattice, Oneonta, N. Y.;
A. Werth, ‘Unadilla, N. Y;
Leland Pierson, Wilkes-Barre;
and Mrs. A. Lee Stewart, Sum-
mtsville, W. Va.; Jean L. Wil-
lishs, Sweet Briar, Va.
ut of town guests who recent-
attended the Ralph Newcomb
eral were: Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
Aderson, Binghamton, N. Y.; Mrs.
anl Mrs. Frank Barton, Endicott,
N.JY.; Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Fancher
Mr. znd Mrs. Maurice Mack,
ntrose: Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Fanum, bi iolctend and Mrs. Henry
Shoeder, Elizabeth, N. J.
and Mrs. Ernest Supulski
family, Wyoming R. D. # 3,
Bdgtha Wolfe, mother of Mrs. Su-
puski, recently attended the home-
coping at Mansfield State College,
wilere their son, Ernie is a junior,
Joring in Biological Science.
s. Stuart Marks, Lehman,
't the weekend at Spencer-
N. Y., visiting her daughter,
Ms. Ben Shipman, Jr., who was
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incere sympathy is extended to
G. and Harry W. Ruggles and
. Virginia R. Conner in their
t bereavement.
¢ r. and Mrs. Chester Butkiewicz,
3 Pasties. are renting one of
Hedden Apartments in Dallas.
The Dallas Post
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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER Z.Iu58
Neighborhood News And Notes Of Personal Interest
~ BECTION A — PAGE 5
Gladys Crane To Be. Married
To Thomas Hopa, November 23
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Crane, Hunlock | Trucksville.
Creek announce the engagement
Following the ceremony, a recep-
and approaching marriage, of their | tion will be held in the Lehman
daughter, Gladys, and Thomas Hopa, |
son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hopa,
Huntsville Road, Dallas.
The ceremony will be performed
in Huntsville Christian Church at | Mr. Hopa
1 p.m. Saturday, November 23. Rev.
Morgan Richard Bevan will officiate.
Attendants will -be Mrs. Glen
Brown, Lehman, and George Isaacs,
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Fire Hall.
Miss Crane is a graduate of Leh-
man High School and is employed
at Sun Flo Sportswear, Nanticoke.
is associated with his
father in the contracting business.
The couple will reside in Hunlock
Creek, neighbors of the bride's
parents.
Donna Lee Givens Becomes
Bride Of Arthur O. Owen
Donna Lee Givens daughter of
Mrs, Clarence Givens and the late
Mr. Givens, 910 West 8th St., West
Wyoming, was married October 19
to Arthur O. Owen, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Osmyn Owen, Wyoming RD 3.
The double ring ceremony was
performed at 2 p.m. by the Rev.
O’Neil in Shoemaker Chapel in West
Wyoming. Wedding music was
played by Donald Saunders, West
Wyoming.
Mrs. Willard Bidding, sister of
the bride was matron of honor. Mrs.
Paul Rishell, Carverton was best-
man. Willard Bidding and Clarence
Givens ushered.
The bride given in marriage by
her cousin, John Givens of Bunker
Hill, wore white bell-shaped street
length dress, with elbow length
sleeves. Her veil was attached to
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a crown of seed pearls and she car-
ried a Colonial bouquet of white
roses and carnations.
Matron of honor wore blue street
length, dress styled like the brides’.
Dresses were made by Mrs. Roy
Meeker, sister of the bridegroom.
Mother of the bride chose teal
blue sheath dress and corsage of
pink carnations.
Mother of the groom selected
blue wool sheath, and a white car- |
nation corsage.
A reception was held at the home
of the bride after which the couple
left on. a wedding trip. For going
away the bride wore a black suit,
and black accessories, with white
corsage of rose buds and carnations.
The couple will reside at R.D. 3,
Wyoming.
“Holiday Fashion”
Bt Gate Of Heaven
“Holiday Fashion Show” will be
presented by the Gate of Heaven
Altar and Rosary Society Monday
evening, November 11 at 8 p.m.
in the school auditorium. Ann Hayes
will be the commentator and music
will be provided by students of
the music department of College
Misericordia. The show is present-
ed by the Hollywood Shop, Wilkes-
Barre.
Society members modeling are:
Mrs. A. A. Mascali, Mrs. James
Kearns, Mrs. Joseph Turpak, Mrs.
Lee McCarthy, Jr., Mrs. Philip
Jones, Mrs. Martin McEnrue and
Mrs. William Wallo.
Mrs. Charles Glawe, chairman of
the fashion evemt, will be assisted
by: co-chairman, Mesdames John
Elenchik, Leon Chase and William
Wasser, Donald Fannon, Edward
Cavan, Hans Menzel, Edward Ryd-
sewfski and Jane Hazeltine; stage
decorations, Mrs. Ted Popielarz
and Philip Ansilio, Jr.; posters,
Mrs. George Ruckno; model aids,
Mrs. Joseph Katyl and Mrs. Jay
Young; tickets, Mesdames Guido
Brongo, Mrs. Ted Kostrobala, Mrs.
Gus Shuleski and Mrs. Ray Theo-
bald; table decorations, Mrs. Wil-
liam Stewart; models, Mrs. Wil-
liam Carroll; stage, Mrs. James
Regan with John Vitale and Jo-
seph O'Donnell, Jr., assisting.
Rev. Francis A. Kane, pastor,
society moderator.
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Rnnounce Birth
A five pound ' daughter, Karen,
was born to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Spruth, Elmcrest Drive, Dallas, Oc-
tober 26 at General Hospital. There
are two sons, Steve, six and David,
three. Mr. Spruth is employed with
Bell Telephone Company.
Layaous Welcome Son
Mr. and Mrs. George Layaou,
Overbrook Road, RD 2, Dallas, an-
nounce the birth of a seven pound
six ounce son, Edward Brian, Oc-
tober 26 at General Hospital. There
are four other children, George,
nineteen, Jane, fifteen, Donald, four-
teen and Carol, seven. Mrs. Layaou
is the former Margaret Mikula,
Wilkes-Barre. Mr. Layaou is em-
ployed with Coalamatic, Trucksville.
Jeffery Lynn Gardiner
A nine pound twelve ounce son,
Jeffery Lynn, was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Stanley Gardiner, RD 1, Dal-
las, October 27 at General Hospital.
There are four other children, Ron-
ald, nineteen, Patricia, seventeen,
Barbara, nine and Robert, five. Mrs.
Gardiner is the former Carolyn
Brace, Kunkle. Mr. Gardiner is the
Dallas Township Assistant Chief of
Police.
Announce Birth
Mr. and Mrs. John Smith,
Meadowecrest, Trucksville, became
the parents of an eight pound three
ounce daughter, Betty Jane, Oc-
| tober 27 at Nesbitt Hospital. There
are three other children, Mary Lou,
five, Douglas, three and Bruce, one.
Mrs. Smith is 2s former Margaret
Polk, Plains. r. Smith is a sales-
man.
Back Mountain Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Mathers,
Joliet, Ill., and the latter's sister,
Mrs. Laura Eck, were recent visit-
ors in Forty Fort, Trucksville and
Beaumont. Mr. Mathers is a former
resident of Outlet.
~ The Mathers were joined at Dal-
las by two daughters, Mrs. Dale
Denning, Plainview, Long Island,
‘and Mrs. James ro Indians
Indiana. i :
Mrs. Alice Hier Race
Is Eighty Years Old
Mrs. Alice Hier Race, School
Road, Harvey’s Lake celebrated her
80th birthday on Wednesday, Nov-
ember 6, with a family dinner giv-
en by her children.
Mrs. Race was born and raised
in Plymouth, daughter of the late
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kerr. She
married William Hier on April 15,
1902 in St. Clements Episcopal
Church, Wilkes-Barre, Rev. Stone
officiating, Mr. Hier died on Jan.
21, 1932. She married Willard Race
on December 21, 1940 at his home
at Kunkle. He passed away on
August 5, 1952. She has 2 ¢hild-
ren. Mrs. Roy Tyson and Herman
Hier both of Harvey's Lake. She
is a member of the Glenview P. M.
Church :,Fernbrook.
Mrs. Race’s health is very good
and she spends most of her time
knitting and taking care of her
flowers.
She lives alone and has resid-
ed at the Lake for 42 years.
Lake Women To Hold
Dinner Meeting At Club
The Harvey's Lake Women's Ser-
vice Club will meet for dinner at I-
rem Temple Country Club Thurs-
day evening, 6 p. m., at which time
six new members wil} be welcomed.
Mrs. Charles Williams will preside.
ALL members are urged to attend
and welcome these members. There
will be an interesting program.
Executive Board will meet Nov-
ember 18, with Mrs. Earl Crispell,
Mrs. Roland Ritts and Mrs. Jane
Bicking serving as hostesses.
Eastern Star Plans
| Annual Turkey Supper
Mrs. Evelyn Smith, Worthy Ma-
tron of Dallas Chapter No. 396,
Order of the Eastern Star, invites
“TURKEY DINNER AND BAZAAR”
to be held at Jackson Fire Hall
Saturday, November 9. Serving
starts at 5 o'clock.
Mrs. Shirley Gensel and Mrs.
Dorothy Dodson, cochairmen, an-
nounce the following committee
chairmen: Ticket Sales. Mrs. Lay-
iah Martin, Mrs. Elma Price, and
Mrs. Mildred Garinger; Dining
Room, Mrs. Louise Lamoreaux;
Seating, Mrs. Mildred Lutes; Kit-
chen, Mrs. Shirley Gensel; Cookies
around ‘the World, Mrs. Gertrude
Davies; Variety Booth, Mrs. Amna
Alt; Candy Booth, Rainbow Girls;
and Publicity, Mrs. Oce Beryl Aus-
tin.
Homemade pies will climax the
dinned to be served “Country
Style.”
Brian Edward Montross
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Montross Jr.,
Noxen, announce the birth of their
first child, Brian Edward, on Thurs-
day, October 31. Mrs. Montross is
the former Linda Ann Grey, a 1963
graduate of Mansfield State Col-
lege. Mr. Montross is employed by
General Electric Company, Johnson
City, N. Y. and attends Broome
Technical College.
Maternal grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. Raymond Grey, Harvey’s
Lake. Paternal grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Montross Sr., Noxen.
Maternal great grand = parents
are Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Johnson,
Harvey's Lake and Mrs. Jennie
Grey, Outlet.
Paternal great grand parents are
Mr. and Mrs. Ellen Deater, Harvey's
Lake and Elizah Montross of Noxen.
This is the first grandchild on
either side.
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Mr. and Mrs. Albert Goble,
Noxen, announces the engagement
of their daughter Alberta Joan to
Robert J. Crispell, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Claude Crispell or Noxen.
Miss Goble is ia graduate of Lake-
Lehman high school.
" Betrothed
ALBERTA JOAN GOBLE
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Mr. Crispell, a graduate of Tunk-
hannock High School is now em-
ployed by Eastman Kodak Com-
pany, Rochester, N. Y.
The ceremony will be performed
on December 28.
Mrs. Daisy C. Farver, formerly
of Idetown, announces the marriage
of her daughter Mary Wheeler
Cook, Rivington Street, Roselle,
N. J., to Rudolph Jay Morgan, Eliz-
abeth N. J. on September 21. The
ceremony “was performed in the
First Baptist Church, Roselle, N. J.,
by Rev. Vernon Ross. A dinner and
reception in the Colonial Room of
the clks Club, Elizabeth, N.J. fol-
lowed. .
The bride was given in marriage
by her son, Martin J. Cook. His
wife ‘Peggy’ and brother Ralph
were attendants.” Ushers were Ro-
! Bert and Barry Cooke, sons of the
bride and Kathryn Mary Cooke and
John Barry Cook, grand children
of the bride acted as flower girl
and ring bearer.
The bride wore a floor length
gown of ice blue satin with a yoke
and over skirt of white French
lace on which sequins and crystals
were hand sewn. Back ruffles gave
the full skirt a semi-sweep. Her
matching lace mitts were opera
length and she wore a crown of
sequins with a shoulder 6 veil of
ice blue French Illusion. She car-
ried a cascade bouquet of ice blue
tinted lilies of the valley centered
Mary Wheeler Cook Marries
Rudolph Morgan In September
with three white orchids.
Matron of honor wore a floor-
length strapless sheath of pink
satin with pink lace over blouse
and mits. She wore a matching
satin head piece with a face veil
of pink illusion and carried a cas-
cade’ bouquet of pink carnations.
The flower girl's dress was al-
so of pink satin with short hoop
skirt and cummerbund. Her head
piece was of pink satin with match-
ing face veil of illusion and she
carried a nosegay of assorted flow-
ers centered with pink.
Mother of the bride wore a shift,
opera mitts, and hat of ivory sa-
tin brocade. Her corsage was of
champagne orchids. n
The bride designed and made
the gowns and headpieces of the |]
bridal party and her mother. Ring
bearer carried a pillow of ice blue
satin, smocked by the bride's mo-
ther.
The happy couple have returned
from a ten day tour of New York
State which includede a visit to
the traditional honeymoon spot,
Niagara Falls.
Mr. Morgan, an upholsterer at
Simmons, has been in their employ
for the past twenty eight years.
Identical Twins, 2 Sets,
Grandmothers Doing Well
Three families of the Back Moun-
tain area are bursting with pride
this week over the announcement
of the birth of identical twin sons
to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bonomo,
Sweet Valley.
The boys arrived on Tuesday,
November 5 at Nesbitt Memorial
Hospital forty-five minutes apart,
weighing 6 pounds, 2 ounces, and
6 pounds, 3 ounces at birth.
Mrs. Bonomo is the former Lor-
elie Briggs, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Briggs, Sweet Valley.
Her sister, Loydene Wesley, has
identical twin daughters, 2% years
old.
Mr. Bonomo is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Tony Bonomo, Dallas. His
mother is also a twin. Richard is
associated with his father and mo-
ther who own and operate Crown
Imperial Bowling Lanes in Dallas.
At the time of publication, the
new Bonomos had not been named
and mother, father, sons and grand-
parents were all doing well.
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Christopher Hons
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Hons,
Trenton, N. J., announce the birth
of a son, Christopher, Friday eve-
ning, November 1 at Wyoming Val-
ley Hospital.
This is the couple’s first child.
Mother is the former Carol Roth-
er, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Rother, Maplewood Avenue, Dallas.
Mr. Hons is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Chester Hons, Lehigh Street, |
Trucksville.
Mrs. Jack Jones, Guest
Bt Farewell Party
A farewell party was held Tues-
day evening in honor of Mrs. Jack
Jones, Powder Horn Drive, Dallas,
who is moving to New Jersey, at
the home of Mrs. Rae Taylor, Sterl-
ing Avenue, Dallas,
Those present were Mesdames
Harold Lamoreaux, Clint Cobleigh,
Kenneth *Raphael, and Jesse Turner.
Games were played and prizes
were won by Mesdames Lamoreaux,
Turner and Cobleigh.
David Alan Eckerd |
Spec. 4 and Mrs. James Eckerd
announce the, birth of a son, David |
Alan, on October 31 in Nesbitt
Hospital. |
The baby weighed six pounds, three |
and a half ounces and is the first |
child of the couple and the first
grandchild on both sides.
Mrs. Eckerd is the former Joyce
Hirleman, R.N., daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Budd Hirleman, Shavertown.
Mr. Eckerd is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. James Eckerd, Schuylkill
Haven, formerly of Shavertown,
Rainbow Girls Plan
November Activities
The Rainbow Girls planned
these activities: Meeting Thurs-
day November 7, when balloting
will be done on new candidiates;
goods will be collected for the Sal-
vation Army Thanksgiving baskets
at the Trucksville Methodist Edu-
cational Building; Grand Cross of
Colors Investiture will be held
Saturday November 9 at 4:30
for those who were unable to at-
tend Grand Assembly to receive
the honor. The Investiture will be
followed by a dinner at Irem Tem-
ple Country Club for all members
in Northeastern Pennsylvania who
have received the Grand Cross;
Thanksgiving Dance will be held at
Dallas Junior High School Wed-
nesday, November 27, when the
Colleen Conaghan is Worthy Ad-
visor and Mrs. Betty Meeker, is
Mother Advisor.
Did You Read
_ The Trading Post
Happy Birthday!
Birthday greetings this week to: |
Raymond Kuhnert, Jr., Patty Evans,
Sara Gray, John S. Rinehimer, 3rd,
Alice Stevens, John : C. Durbin,
Raelene Joyce Daring, Anne Woods
Davies, Mrs.
Freddie Stevens.
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Stephen A. Crispell, |
Bartt Slocum, Shirley Gauntlett and |
| Freddie Is Home
Freddie Hennebaul, who has
| been at Magee Rehabilitation Cen-
| ter, Philadelphia, has returned
| home, ‘after being released. Ev-
| eryone welcomes Freddie home.
The Hennhebauls have moved
from Harvey's Like, to Parrish St.,
{ Dallas.
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