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TO HOST CHRISTMAS PARTY
Mrs. Alva Eggleston will enter-
Mr. and Mrs. William Ayers; RD |tain the Vernon Friendship Club at
a Christmas party Friday, Decem-
ber 20th at 6:30 p. m.
A . t ant : having spent his life largely in Sas- . : 1 y
fin ling Al] Lipidaries katchewan, Canada. He says there Jackie Lewis Ryers
"A Shavertown man who is inter-|are not too many interesting rocks
sted in’ stones and rocks, would|to be found hereabouts; but that
ke to get in touch with somebody in the volcanic Black Hills, there
ho can tell him about the art of |are treasurers.
olishing and cutting them.
1, Noxen, announce the birth of a |
seven pound, eleven ounce son,
Jackie Lewis, November 28 at Gen-
eral Hospital. There are four other
children, Charlene, eleven; Rae
mer Shirley Patten, Noxen. Mr.
Ayers is employed at the Veterans
Hospital. \
: Any lapidaries around here who
M. McFarland, Summit Street, | can discuss rocks with Mr. McFar-
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, DECEMBER, 12, 1963
FIRST CHILD AND GRANDCHILD
Mr. and Mrs. John Kobryn,
Brooklyn, N. Y. have their first
i child, and Mr. and Mrs. William
| Koneman, * Trucksville, their first
| grandchild. Six-pound three ounce
Christine Elizabeth was born De-
cember 10. Mrs. Kobryn is the
| former Eleanor Koneman, Trucks-
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Gladys Crane, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs, Earl T. Crane, Hunlock
Creek, became the bride of Thomas
Hopa, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Hopa, Dallas, on (Saturday, Novem-
ber 23.
The double-ring ceremony was
solemnized at the Huntsville Christ-
ian Church by Rev. Morgan Richard
Bevan, officiating.
The bride wore a street length
dress of white satin brocade, prin-
cess style, with scoop neckline and
bracelet length sleeves.
Her headpiece was a short veil
attached to a white band. She car-
ried a cascade bouquet of white car-
nations and wore crystal jewelry,
loaned by her gister-in-law, Mrs.
Gerald Stoner, Philadelphia.
Matron of honor was Mrs. Glenn
Brown, Lehman Heights.
lected a blue silk organdy street
length dress and wore a matching
band with short veil. Her bouquet
Scotts Have Trying Time
Mrs. Melvina Scou-4, Lovalville, ic
now able to be up and about after
being a patient in General Hospital,
suffering from a heart condition.
Mr. Scott has also been ill like-
wise from a heart ailment and was
hospitalized during the month of
Heptember.
Although having a rather trying
time, Mrs. Scott is thankful that
she and her hushand may be to-
aovher and continues to have faith
‘for the future.
Thanksgiving Baby
Mr. and Mrs. Charles R Newell,
Kunkle, announce the birth on
Thanksgiving Day of a six pound
eleven cunce son, their second
child. Charles Robert Newell Jr.
hos a sister Tammy Lee, two years
| old. Mrs. Newell is the former San-
| dy Martin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
| Kenneth Martin, Kunkle.
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Miss Gladys Cisne, November
Bride Of Thomas Hopa, Dallas
was of pink carnations.
George Isaacs, Trucksville, was
Mr. Hopa’s best man and Gerald
Stoner, brother-ir-law of the bride-
groom and Ronald Grant served as
ushers.
Mrs. Earl T. Crane, mother of the
bride, wore a rose lace dress over
taffeta with black and white acces-
sories and white carnation corsage.
Following the wedding a recep-
tion for one-hundred and five guests
was held at Lehman Fire Hall, after
which the couple left on a wedding
trip.’ ©
Mr. Hopa is associated in business
with his father, Edward Hopa, Con-
tractor. The couple are residing in
a mobile home at Hunlock Creek,
R. D. 1, in the Sweet Valley area.
Pre-nuptial showers were given
by the bride's grandmother, Mrs.
Albert Kocher, Warrior Run, and
by Mrs. Glenn Brown and Mrs.
Robert Lasco, Lehman Heights.
Boy Scouts Troop 281
Bwarded Many Ratings
At a ceremony which saw two
Troop 281 Boy Scouts, Bruce Da-
vies and Jeffery Morris, awarded
the Eagle Scout emblems, other
boys won ratings.
Court of honor awards went to
these boys:
Life Scout — Robert Van Orden.
Star Scout Clarence LaBar,
William Rowett, Roger Maury, Ro-
bert Keller. :
Second Class Tim LaBar,
James Roth, James Tupper.
Merit Badges were presented to:
John Gager — Home repairs,
Athletics, Camping, Citizenship in
the Community, Citizenship in the
Home, Nature, Personal Fitness,
and Woodcarving. =
George Mahler — Public Health,
Wildlife Management, Life Saving
and Canoeing.
Bruce Davies Leatherwork,
Canoeing, Public Health, Wildlife
Management and Life Saving.
Robert Kelley — Life Saving, Per-
sonal Fitness, Dog Care, Camping
and Athletics. J
Charles Garris — Home Repairs,
Nature, Camping and Cooking.
William Rowett — Wildlife Man-
agement and Life Saving.
Charles Baker — Personal Fit-
ness, Cooking, Public Health, Swim-
ming.
Paul Priebe — Life Saving
Jeff Morrie — 'Soil and Water
Conservation, Personal Fitness, Cy-
cling and Canoeing.
Richard Cross — Life Saving and
Wildlife Management.
Clarence LaBar — Athletics, Per-
sonal Fitness, Public Health and
Cooking.
Marshall Rumbaugh — Wildlife
Management.
Roger Maury — Cycling, Public
Health. Personal Fitness, Life Sav-
ing and Athletics. :
. Bob Schooley — . Nature and
Wildlife Management.
Susie Ann Piskorik
A seven and a half pound daugh-
ter, Susie Ann, was born to Mr. and
Mrs. George Piscorik, RD 2, Dallas
November 27 at General Hospital.
There are two other children, Deb-
bie and George. Mrs. Piscorik is
the former Wilma Bancovage, Ed-
wardsville, Mr. Piscorik is employed
as an electrical engineer.
DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
Book Club Members
To Enjoy Gala Tea
Book Club members will enjoy a
gala Christmas Tea Monday after-
noon in the Library Annex, after
election: of officers and a Chrisi-!
mas program. The business mest-
ing, last session until April because
of unfavorable driving condit ons
during the winter months, will start
at 2 p. m., Mrs. Paul Gross presid-
ng.
Hostesses will be Mrs. Raymon
Hedden, Mrs. Fred Howell, Mrs.
Charles Frantz, Mrs. Thomas Hef-
fernan, and Misses Catherine West
and Margaret Wood.
Trucksville To Present
Wilkes Women's Chorus
Friendship Class of Little White
Church on the Hill, Trucksville,
will present the Women's Chorus
of Wilkes College in a musical pro-
gram, Tuesday evening, December
17.
Mrs. Sharon Nunemacher is di-
rector and Selia Rosen, accompan-
‘nt. Both are seniors at Wilkes Col-
lege,
Celebrate 18th
Wedding Date
Mr. and Mrs. Thomes Lynch of
R. D. 4, Dallas, were guests of hon-
or recently at a dinner party at
the Gus Gennetti Hotel in Hazel-
ton. The occasion was their 18th
wedding anniversary. ;
Mr. and Mrs. Lynch moved to
Pennsylvania 11 years ago from
Long Island, New York. They have
resided in Oak Hill for the past
six years with their four children,
Cathy, Nancy, Robert and Barbara.
Janice Peiffer Is
Guest At Party
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Peiffer en-
tertained at a family -dinner party
honoring their only daughter, Jan-
ice, who observed her tenth birth-
day December 2. A lovely birthday
cake was the centerpiece. Attending
were Mrs. Della Hann, Mr. and Mrs.
Gerwin Mekeel, the honoree’s bro-
thers, Jesse and Ralph, the guest
of honor and her parents. Janice
is a member of the fifth grade at
Ross Elementary School, Sweet Val-
ley. ;
Sandra Jane Lewis
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Lewis, Jr.,
Appletree Road, Harding, announce
the birth of a daughter December
8 at General Hospital. Sandra Jane
| weighed in at eight pounds, five
ounces, the fourth child for’ the
Lewises. Linda is 7; Jacqueline 4;
and Scott, 2. Mrs. Lewis is the for-
mer Eleanor Jane Gilbert, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Gilbert, Wil-
kes-Barre. ’
Tammy Jo Smith veo
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Albért Smith,
Chase, "announce the birth of their -
first child, a daughter, Tammy Jo,
born December 3, at Wilkes-Barre
General Hospital. The new arrival
weighed in at seven pounds, eleven
ounces. Mrs. Smith is the former
Jame Ann Cooper, daughter of Mr. |
and Mrs. Robert Cooper, Chase. Mr.
Smith, who is employed at Pennsyl-
vania Gas and Water Company, is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Smith, Sweet Valley.
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