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‘Miss Judie Clark
| Guest At Shower
ki} A variety shower, honoring Miss
Judie Clark, was held Sunday after-
noon in Kunkle Community Hall.
| Judie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Hiram Clark, Lake Carey, is the
ride-elect of Eugene Gaydos, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Gaydos,
Trucksville. They will be married
| on June 6, 1964 in St. Peter's Epis-
' copal Church, Tunkhannock.
The shower was given by Mrs.
‘Elva Elston and Mrs. Mary Knecht,
aunts of Miss Clark. The buffet
| table was attractively decorated
with a pink sprinkling can, a floral
‘arrangement of carnations and
| mums, in pink and white and a
‘decorated cake. Guests tables were
Priced from
$1.00 up
Cologne Sets
Yardley Sets
coTy
L’ Aimant
Jean Nate
Chanel
Lentheric
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AND MANY OTHERS
HALL’'S PHARMACY
adorned with pink geraniums.
Games were played and refresh-
ments enjoyed by the following:
Mrs. Anna Walters, Mrs. August
Walters, Miss Ardeth Jeanne -Wal-
ters, Mrs. Rudolph Ikeler, Mrs.
George Shaver, Jr., Mrs. Edwin
Lumley, Mrs. Gordon J. Austin,
Mrs. Arthur Belles, Mrs. Edgar
Belles, Chrisanne Belles, Carolyn
Remetz, Mrs. Agnes Remetz, Mrs.
June Remetz, Mrs. Arnott Albee,
Mrs. Leola Spray, Mrs. Joyce Kocis
and son, Mrs. Lillian Geurin, Tara
Lyn Geurin, Mrs. Beatrice Bory
land, Mrs. Dorothy Dodson, Mrs.
Estella Birstock, Mrs. Clara Bren-
ner, Mrs. Helen Garbutt, Mrs.
Kathryn Howe, Mrs. Sara Baker,
Mrs. Marion Frisbie,, Sally Elston,
Candy Frisbie, Patti Clark, Paula
Rice, Irene Rice,
Carolyn Rice,
| Everybody KNOWS - - - Mothers LOVE
COSMETIC ICS
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1964
Rainbow Girls Will
Homor Mothers At Tea
®
Assembly 144, Rainbow Girls
will hold their Mothers Day Tea this
evening at Trucksville Methodist
Educational Building.
The official Mothers Day service
will be presented for the first time
by the local assembly.
Regular meeting will be held and
election of officers at 7:30 p.m. ~A
short board meeting will precede
the evening session.
Clark, Mrs.
Mrs.
Hiram
Nancy Remetz, Linda
George Belles, Della Belles,
James Knecht, Sr., Mrs.
Clark, Carla Frisbie, the guest of
honor and the hostesses.
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Dallas Woman's Club
Plan Music Program
A “Night of Music” will be pre-
sented at the meeting of the Dallas
Senior Woman's Club to be held
Wednesday, May 13, at the Prince
of Peace Church. It will also be |
annual Guest Night of the Club
when all club members are urged
to bring their friends to the meet-
ing.
Dallas Woman's
appropriate for the Spring Season.
up of members of both the Senior
and Junior Women's Clubs of Dal-
las.
Mrs. Robert Sherwood Vocal
Music Instructor at Dallas will play.
The Program Committee is also
| pleased to present a Trumpet Trio:
| Robert Wiley, Tom Rowett, and
Warren DeWitt, students from the
Senior High School,’ accompanied
by Ann Barnes.
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Club Chorale |
will present a program of selections |
The Chorale is under the direction |
of Mrs. William Carroll and is made
| Fashion Show Tuesday
Features Local Models
|
Mrs. Robert Bradley
Mrs. Robert Bradley, well-known
dance instructor, will serve as one
of the models for the Dallas Junior
Woman's Club’s Fashion Show,
Tuesday evening at 8 pm. at
Trucksville Methodist Church Edu-
cational Building.
Other local models appearing on
the hour and a half display of ap-
pealing summer fashions are Mrs.
Henry Moyer, Mrs. Robert Richard-
son, Mrs. OQ. Van Zimmerman, Mrs.
Sheldon Evans, Mrs. Charles Alla-
baugh, Miss Marlyne Lipfert.
The wide range of styles will he
described by Miss Eileen Hayes,
1 commentator and fashion coordina-
tor of the Boston Store, which is
furnishing all clothing and millin-
ery. Wigs will also be shown, cour-
tesy of the Pennolyn Shoppe.
Miss Marlyne Lipfert is chairman,
Mrs. Leonard Groboski,- co-chair-
man, Mrs. Joseph Borton, honorary
cchairman.
Presiding at the tea table will
be Mrs. Ross Lewin and Mrs. Bor-
ton.
Tickets may be purchased at the
door.
Dean Lee Werts
Mr. and Mrs. David E. Werts,
R. D. 3, Wyoming, announce the
birth of a seven pound, ten ounce
son at Mercy Hospital, Wilkes-
Barre, on Wednesday, April 29.
There are two other children,
Deborah and David. Mrs. Werts is
the former Lillian Owen, Carver-
ton,
Sandy Beach
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| Little Heart Patient
Would Appreciate Cards
Gwendolyn Morgan, daughter of
Mrs. Frances Morgan, Dallas, R.D. 3,
was admitted to the Children’s
Hospital in Philadelphiz last week,
Her mother had hoped that the
visit was for a routine check up
but Dr. Friedman, the heart special-
ist felt Gwen's condition was grow-
ing worse and admitted her.
Medication will be given until
she is ready for another catheriza-|.
tion. If this proves unsatisfactory,
open heart surgery will be sched-
uled.
Gwendolyn’s mother asks that
her friends drop her cards to cheer
her waiting hours. Her address is
Ward 423, Children’s Hospital of
Philadelphia, 1740 Bainbridge St:,
Philadelphia.
Miss Judy Polinski
Guest At Lovely Party
A bridal tea was held on Satur-
day afternoon at 2 P.M. in Center-
moreland Church social rooms hon-
oring Miss Judy Polinski, fiancee
of Clarence Schoonover, Center-
moreland. The ‘tea was given by
Mrs. A. Curtis Edwards, sister of
the future bridegroom and Miss
Midge Wheeler and Miss Marie
Bomba, wko will be the bride-
elect’s attendants. The wedding will
take place in Wyoming Avenue
Christian Church on May 30 at
2:30 P.M.
Tea table was attractively set
with a silver tea set and a brass
and copper coffee set owned by
Mrs. Marian Reeves, Centermore-
land. The tea set is a Samovar,
from Russia and purchased by Mrs.
Reeves in Iran. Silver candelabra
were complimented by yellow daf-
fodils and jonquils. The decorated
cupcakes of a colonial bouquet de-
sign were made by Mrs. Samuel
Margellina, Idetown.
The mothers of the couple, Mrs.
Beatrice Polinski and Mrs. Ruth
Schoonover poured.
Miss Dianne Pickett sang accom-
panied by Miss Judy Bergerstrasser.
Readings were given by Mrs. Mil-
dred Schray and piano solos by
Misses Connie and Gail Edwards.
Group singing was led by Mrs.
Frank Williams.
About 75 guests attended the
buffet lunch.
Donna M. Newcomb
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Newcomb,
School Street, Shavertown, became
the parents of an eight pound,
daughter, Donna Mae, April 22 at
Nesbitt Hospital. There are three
other children Louise Carol, Clar-
ence, and Susan. Mrs. Newcomb is
the former Vivian Rosser, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Rosser, Kings-
ton. Mr. Newcomb is employed with
General Cigar.
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Shavertown Couple Wed 45 Years
MR. AND MRS.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Yeust, 182
N. Main Street, Shavertown, cele-
brated their 45th wedding anni-
versary, Saturday, May 2.
Wed in Broad Street Methodist
Church, Pittston, by Rev. Alex
Decker, the couple were attended
by Mrs. Alice Decker and Miss Ma-
bel Decker.
Mrs. Yeust is the former Jennie
Lamoreaux, Kingston. Her husband
is a native of Wilkes-Barre.
The Yeusts have resided in the
Back Mountain for 30 years, the
last twelve of which have been
spent in ‘Shavertown.
Mr. Yeust was associated with
Glen Alden Coal Company for 42
years and is now employed by
Joyce Western Gas Lines. He re-
tired recently as Fire Chief of the
Shavertown Volunteer Company in
which he has been an active mem;
ber since moving to the community.
While a resident of Kingston he
served on, its fire fighting force for
16 years.
He is also a member of the Kings-
ton Township Ambulance Associa-
tion and a willing volunteer when
needed. He is a member of George
M. Dallas Lodge, F & AM, Blooms-
burg Congsistory and Back Mountain
Police Association.
,couple:
ARNOLD YEUST
Mrs. Yeust. recently completed six :
years as an officer of the Order
of the White Shrine of Jerusalem,
and is Junior Worthy High
Priestess.
Dallas Chapter, Order of the Eastern
Star, Police Auxiliary of Lehman,
and the Fire Auxiliary of Shavers
town.
Mr. and Mrs. Yeust are Hoi
of Shavertown Methodist Church.
The couple have traveled through-
out the U. S. and Canada, enjoying
many interesting points of interest.
Mr. Yeust in his spare time enjoys
the sport of hunting and is usually
successful in bringing down a fine
specimen.
Seven children were born to the
Mrs. Roy Sommers, New
Providence, N. J.; Donald, Strouds-
burg, who was born on his parents
5th anniversary; Marvin , at home;
Ralph, Fernbrook; Mrs. Joseph Ed-
wards, Oak Hill, Dallas; Duane,
Wallingford, 'Conn.; Caroljean, beau-
tician at Fielding’s Beauty ‘Shop, at
home.
A family dinner was held Satur-
day in honor of the anniversary.
Now Mr. and Mrs. Yeust are looking
forward to the observance of their
golden wedding date.
reach it in good health.
May they
Patricia Is Eight
Patricia Lynn Kostenbauder, eight
years old, was guest of honor last
Sunday afternoon at a party given
by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George
Kostenbauder of Kunkle.
Enjoying games outdoors, and
birthday cake and ice cream in the
festively decorated dining room,
were Nadine and Donna Katyl, with
Bowling League
To Hold Dinner
The annual banquet of the Back
Mountain Bowling League will be
held Monday night, May 11th at
the: Continential Inn, Harveys Lake
Highway. Dinner will be served at
7 pm.
their mother, Mrs. Joseph Katyl; |
Mary and Regina Fried, Carrie,
Brenda and Lois Roberts, and Mrs:
Lowell Roberts; brother and sister;
James Paul and Georgann; and
grandmother, Mrs. James Fenimore.
Patricia Lynn, eight years ago,
was popped into an isolette after
being born prematurely. Today she
is a first grader at Gate of Heaven,
strong and healthy, though still
somewhat small.
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