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Purely
~ Mr. and Mrs. Edward Schuman,
ew York City, and Dr. and Mrs.
pp Braun, Kensington, Wash-
n mn, D. C., spent the weekend
their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd Kear, Lake Street, the occa-
Miss Maggie Jacobs, Montreal,
nada, spent the weekend with |
sister and brother-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Roberts,
eet Valley, have moved to Need-
e, Pa.
eighton Scott, Harveys Tals
1, spent the weekend in New
k City where he was best man
e wedding party of Miss Jean
sWard, Groton on the Hudson, and
ristopher Shillock, New York Ci-
at First Liberal Catholic Church,
York, on Sunday morning. Mr.
ock was Mr. Scott's roommate
Haverford College.
| Mr. and Mrs. F. P.'Shannon, Lew-
isburg, recent newcomers to the
ck Mountain, have purchased a
home on Woodcliff Drive. Mr. Shan-
on is manager of the Farmers Co-
) Association with headquarters
nkhannock.
rs. Lida Hughes, Mooretown,
pent the weekend in New York Ci- |
ith her daughter-in-law, Mrs. |
s Hughes, Bethlehem. They at- |
ed several Broadway shows and
World's Fair.
r. and Mrs. James LaBar and |
nmy, Parrish Street, were among |
coup of Royer employees, who
ently spent the days at the
orld’s Fair.
s. Donald LaBar, Fernbrook, |
e time visiting her son, Mr. |
| Mrs. Cecil Hinnent and daugh-
s, Greenville, N. C. |
nice and Rhoda Knepper, Al-
spent the week-end wit
1, Dallas.
rs. Fannie Long and Mrs. Leu-
Galebach, Penryn; Mrs. Callie
steroch, Mrs. Kohler, Elm; and
5s. Wideman, Neffsville, recent- |
‘spent the afternoon with Mrs.
e M. Diehm and Miss Callie!
.mesderfer, who reside with the |
les Hoslers, Parrish Street. |
Mrs. Carl Daubert, Parrish Street,
las, was guest of honor, Thurs- |
Hay, October 8, at a gathering, cel-
bbrating the anniversary of Mrs.
Daubert. A covered dish luncheon |
vas served.
Present were Mesdames
Brown, Charles Hosler, G. S. Wil
s, James LaBar, Donald Pae- |
7, Miss Caro] Williams and they
t of honor.
Attorney and Mrs. B. B. i
dlawn Drive, spent the week- |
bnd visiting their son, George, Clar-
, where college home-coming
s observed.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon French, |
ten and Sue, Chalfont, spent |
esday visiting Mr. and Mrs. |
ph Frantz and Evelyn, Brook St. |
unday visitors at the home of
» C. Hoslers, Dallas, were Mr. and
Mrs. George Biemesberfer, Mrs. '
ath Malchnee, Penryn; Mrs. Mary
pnt, Manheim; Mrs. Mary Nel- |
bon and Mrs. Vera Yeagley, New
lland, who visited their aunts,
s. Sallie Diehm and Miss Callie
emesderfer, who resides with the
|" Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Rogers, Har-
y Lake, spent the weekend in;
New York, visiting Mr. and Mrs. |
3% arren French. Mrs. French is the |
crmer Annabelle Adams, Alder- |
on, and Mrs. Rogers is the former |
fessie Davis, also of Alderson. The |
rirls were former friends and |
olmates. :
Mr. and Mrs. Roger McShea, Jr.,
ganids Road, moved Monday to
9 Jones Drive, Fairway Estates, |
edin, Florida. :
. and Mrs. F. Charlton Heslop, |
nta Marie, Cal., formerly of Sha- |
own, flew in on Monday to
$ his mother, Mrs. Frank Heslop, |
unds Road, who is ill at Gen- |
Hospital. They are staying with
tives in Forty Fort while here.
| man Avenue,
Neighborhood News And Notes | Of Personal Interest ©
0.E.S. At Farmer's Market Mrs. Leona Wandell
Shavertown Couple Are
Feted On Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Pope, Rou-
shey Street, Shavertown, celebrated
| their 22nd wedding anniversary on
Saturday evening when friends ga-
thered to tender the couple a lovely
! surprise party.
Married October 10, 1942, Mrs.
Pcpe is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Seth Howell, Shavertown and
her husband is the son of Mrs.
George Trudgeon and the late War-
ren Pope.
Mrs. Pope is a well-known hair-
dresser and Mr. Pope is employed
by the Kanaar Corporation. They
are the parents of two children,
Ricky and Carol.
Present at the affair were Mr.
and Mrs. Wilson Honeywell, Mr.
and Mrs. Philip Pope, Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Tondora, Mr. and Mrs. Jos-
eph Pramick and Debbie, Mr. and
Mrs. George Trudgeon and Floyd
Kim, Mr. and Mrs. Denton Up-
dyke and Danny, Pat Gardner and
Carol Pope.
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1964
To Observe 45th Anniversary At Open House
Marriage Announced
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Booth, Leh-
announce the mar-
riage of their daughter, Ann Booth
Whitlock to Joseph Funke of
Wilkes 8 Bare. and Glen Summit.
Visited Florida
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Wagner and
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Owens, Dal-
las, have returned home ‘after
spending a vacation at Hollywood,
| Fla. Mr. and Mrs. Wagner were
returned home after spending | celebrating their thirty-fifth wed- |
ding anniversary. While enroute
they visited Mr. and Mrs. David |.
Jenkins,
| Walter Williams, Pompano Beach; |
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Lloyd, Fort
and Mrs. G. S. Williams and Lauderdale and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
| Mekeel, Ormond Beach.
Orlando; Mr. and Mrs. |
| Sweet Sixteen
Miss Nancy Brown, daughter of |
| Mr. and Mrs. Arja Brown, Ferguson |
Avenue, will celebrate her six- |
teenth birthday, tomorrow, Oct. 16,
at a family dinner.
Nancy is a junior and majorette |
at Dallas Sr. High School. |
MR. AND MRS. HARRY F. GOERINGER, SR.
The children of Mr. and Mrs. Har-
F. Goeringer, Sr., Glenbrook
Farms, Demunds Road, Dallas, will
honor their parents at an Open |
House, Saturday, October 17, at
| their home in celebration of their
| 45th wedding anniversary.
No invitations have been issued |
and no gifts are requested.
The couple were married on Oct- |
ober 17, 1919 at United Church of |
J. Rauch |
Christ by the late Rev.
Stein. Mrs. Goeringer is the for-
mer Mary C. Malkemes, daughter of
the late Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Malke- |
mes, Shavertown and Wilkes-Barre.
Mr. Goeringer, a local realtor for
over 50 years is the son of the late
rn SWedish Exchan
Delights Junior
Miss Birgitta Vigborg, a Rotary
exchange student from Sweden, en- |
| tertained the Dallas Jr. Women's |
Club - at their first meeting of the |
, season last week. Miss Vigborg |
\ comes from Upsala, the oldest un- |
iversity town in Europe. She is a
house guest of Mr. and Mrs. Fred |
| Eck, Dallas, and a student at the
Dallas Senior High. Miss Vigborg |
gave a commentary on national
holidays and customs, fashions,
sports, and education. She also
showed color slides of her native
country, which is very similiar in s
climate and very colorful to the |
Back Mountain at this time of the
year. Miss Vigborg will continue her |
her education as a Civil Engineer |
when she returns home.
Mrs. Merton Jones, President of:
the Dallas Jr. Women's Club an-
nounced that a benefit dance will |
be held November 6th at the Con-
tinental Inn. “This will be a Fun
Night,” said Mrs. Jones. “Door priz-
es will be awarded, games played
and dancing from 9 until 1 am.
Proceeds will be given to PARC -
Pennsylvania Association For Re-
tarded Children. Cost will be small!
and Mrs. Jones hopes that members
guests and residents of the Back
Mountain who would like to have |
an enjoyable evening, and at the
same time contribute to this very
worthy cause, will attend.
It was also announced that Mrs.
Leonard Grobowski will be chair-
man of the Fall Dance to be held
|
|
| meetings.
ge Student
Women
Nov. 28th at the Brothers Four in
Dallas. Mrs. Ned Hartman, co-chair-
man, will assist with arrangemer®s.
Mrs. Charles Allabaugh will handle
publicity. Dancing will be from 9 |
to 1 am. A buffet will also be
served. Reservations must be in|
by November 23rd. Members of the
club and their guests are invited.
Mrs. Evan Bonawitz reported that
the Chorale sang at the Irem Tem-
ple Country Club on Saturday, Oct.
10th. Eight Junior Club members
signed up for the chorale. Rehear-
sals have been changed to the first
and third Monday and the second |
and fourth Tuesday of each mont
to eliminate interference with the
club’s meeting and executive board |
Rehearsals will be held |
at the Library Annex in Dallas from
| 8 until 10 p.m. Mrs. William Car-
roll will direct the group and Mrs. |
| David Carey is pianist.
Miss Lipfert,
chairman,
Marlyne
project has been adopted, the sell-
ing of Tom-Wat Christmas Candles. |
The Junior Women hope their
friends and neighbors will help by |
buying and giving Welfare Baskets |
and annual Scholarship Funds.
Mrs. John Pasquini and Mrs. Paul
Bartolacct attended the Penn State
Conference, and Mrs. Pasquini gave
a delightful and enthusiastic report
on the sessions held. She reccom-
mends for each club member to at- |
tend at least one conference. “It
inte aI is 1
finance |
informed the club mem- |
bers that a new ways and means |
HAT tna A pe I ct SACI ED
Mr. and Mrs: Fred Goeringer, N.|
Wilkes-Barre.
parents of six children: Christine,
wife of Dr: Richard :Binford, Hag-
| erstown, Md.; Eleanor, wife of Prof.
| Charles Taylor, Monterey, ‘Calif.;’
Lois, wife of Prof. Lee A. Swein-
| berg,” Forty Fort; Carolyn, wife of
Robert Raymond, Batavia,
Harry, Jr.,» and Earl,
the real estate business with their
father.
There are also 17 grandchildren.
Mr. and Mrs. Goeringer are mem-
| bers of the First Reformed Church
in Wilkes-Barre.
Celebrate Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Porter, Ber-
wick, celebrated their silver wed-
ding anniversary, recently, with a
dinner party, held at Perugino’s,
Luzerne. iy
Present were: Mr. Porters sister
and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lewis,
Mr. and Mrs. Almon Altemus, Car=
verton; Mr. and Mrs.. Clark Lewis,
Beltsville, Md.; Mr. and Mrs. Gerald
Porter, Delware, and the guests of |
honor. The couple were presented
with a silver carafe.
‘Richard Alan Pilger
[ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pilger,
Rochester, N. Y., announce the
| birth of their sisth child, a boy,
| Richard Alan Pilger, September 23.
| Seven pound, six ounces Richard
| has these brothers and sisters: Deb-
| bie, 9; Larry, 8; Michael, 7; Stephen,
I'5: Jo Ann 2. Mrs. Pilger is the
former - resident of Beaumont, son
[of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Kozak,
Beaumont. Mr. Pilger is also a
former resident of Baeumont, son
| of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pilger.
HOME FROM HOSPITAL
Atty. James Lenahan Brown,
| Westmoreland Hills, returned home
| Friday after being a patient at the
Veteran's Hospital.
| was an unforgettable aol happy
| experience,” said Mrs. Pasquini.
Miss Marlyne Lipfert was repre-
sentative of the Club at the North-
eastern District and ' Junior Dist-
| rict. of Penna. Federation of Wo-
men’s Clubs held September 30 in
| lace forming a crop top jacket,
partners in |
Miss Margaret Ar
Wed In August Ceremony
bateau
and | sleeves, and sheath skirts with flow-
ing panel and topped with a bow
in the back. They wore matching
open crown pillbox hats with cir-
took place in First | cular
The marriage of Miss Margaret"
Ann Ochs, daughter of Mr.
Mrs. Harold Ochs, Main Street,
Conyngham, to David Fouchs, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Fouchs
of Folcroft, Pa.,
M. E. Church at Conyngham, Satur-
day, August 22.
Rev. Carl Rutherford performed
the ceremony.
Miss Betty Dusler was organist
and Mrs. Clinton Bettner sang “O
Promise Me” and “I Love You
Truly.” t
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride wore a white organza
short sleeves and scoop neckline.
The bell shaped skirt of organza
featured motifs of Venice lace and
fell into a shaped train Her elbow
length illusion veil was arranged
on a pillbox, trimmed with lace and
pearls. She carried a cascade bou-
quet of white orchids and baby ivy.
Mrs. Alice Gruver, Drums, was
matron of honor for her sister and
Mrs. Carol Fouchs of Folcroft, twin
sister of the bridegroom, was brides-
maid. They each wore an aqua
floor length gown with fitted bodice,
was best man and ushers were
Harry Strohl,
law of the bridegroom, and Mark
Strohl,
pink silk sheath with white acces-
gown with fitted bodice of Venice | sories, and a white orchid corsage.
Mother of the groom chose a blue
silk
white orchid corsage.
church parlors.
Virginia Beach, Va., the couple will
reside at 422 South Third Street,
Colwyn, Pa.
tended West Hazleton High School
was employed at Metropolitan Life
Insurance Company, Hazleton.
for Globe ‘Security System, Inc. He
attended ‘Sharon High School.
nn Ochs
neckline, elbow length
Drums, brother-in-
also of Drums, nephew of
he bridegroom.
The bride's mother selected a
sheath, white accessories and
A reception followed in the
Following a honeymoon trip to
The bride who at-
The bridegroom is an investigator
DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
Dallas OES Chapter 396 will be Has Happy Birthday
at the Luzerne
veils, and carried cascade | ters, Gertrude Davies,
bouquets of yellow rosebuds. Johnson, Myrtle Rineman,
James Mortimer, Boothwyn, Cockran and Shirley Gensel.
brother-in-law of the . bridegroom RL re
Hospital Auxiliary ,
Card Party Oct. 28
Annual Dessert Card Party of
Shavertown Branch, Nesbitt Hospi-
tal Auxiliary will be held Wednes- !
day ,October 28 in the auditorium
of the new nurses home at 1:30
p.m.
Mrs.
County Farmers |
Market on ‘the 19th, 21st and 23rd |
of October with home baked goods. |
Please contact the following la- |!
dies if you have baked goods to
donate: Chairman, Bina Holdredge; |
‘Co-chairman, Martha Price,”
Dendler, Betty Meeker, Doris Wal-
Margarete
Jane
Mary
Carl Hontz and Mrs. Ly-!
Mrs. Leona Wandell, East Dallas,
was honored September 30 on her
80th birthday by family and friends,
{ who dropped in to extend felicita-
tions.
| Among those who called were
her sister Mabel, Nora Hall, Mrs.
Albert Blase, Mrs. Walter Gerlach,
who brought a beautiful bouquet;
daughters, Mrs. David Kitchen, Em-
ma Lou, Susie and Daniel, Mr. and
Mrs. David Adams, Mrs. Iva Dennis
{ and Emma Creagh.
She was delighted with the lovely
cross stitch stamped quilt from her
daughter and is anxious to get to
work on it but will save it until
' snowy weather prevents her en-
| joying the beautiful weather out-
. doors. Another appreciated gift
was a sewing basket, also from her
man Lull are co-chairmen. Table, : daughters.
door and special prizes will be =
warded.
Tickets may be purchased from
any member or at the door. Mrs. ,
Cute
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS
The Dallas Post
'Bicaks Arm
Wayne Frederick, son of = Fire
William Thomas and Mrs. Harold (hicf and Mrs. William Frederick,
Shappelle are hostesses.
| w. Center Street, broke his right
! wrist Tuesday afternoon while play-
ing with friends.
Chiet And Mrs.
To Mark 40th Anniversary
Chief and Mrs. Michael Ted
Noxen, will observe their 40th wed-
ding anniversary on Saturday, Oct-
| ober 17 at their home and will wel-
Mr. and Mrs. Goeringer are the’
come their friends and relatives.
Mrs. Traver is the former Alice
Schooley, daughter of Corey and
Frances Schooley, Noxen.
The couple, who have resided in
Noxen for 25 years of their married
life, are the parents of four child-
N. Y.;| ren: Eugene, Geneva, N. Y.; Corey,
Traver
Dallas; David, Great Bend, Pa., and
Mrs. Alice Weaver, Wilkes-Barre.
There are also seven grandchildren.
Chief of Police’ of Noxen for
some years, Mr. Traver is well-
known and is a member of the Back
Mt. Police Chiefs Association. He is
employed by the State Highway
Department.
The couple are members of Noxen
Methodist Church.
Miss Peggy Jane Smith, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Clark Smith, 1114
N. Van Buren Avenue, Allentown,
will’ become the bride of Richard
Monroe, son of Mrs. Herman Mon-
roe, Stafford Street, and the late
Mr. Monroe on Saturday evening,
at the Moravian Chapel, Bethle-
hem.
Ceremony will Be performed by
. Rev. J. Bassett at 7:30 p.m.. An
Uncle of the bride, Bdward Dun-
gey, Forty Fort, will: be soloist.
The bride has chosen as her at-
tendants, her. sister, Betty = Lou
Smith as maid of honor and brides-
Smith-Monroe Nuptials Are
Set For Saturday Evening
maid will be Donna Dungey, Forty
Fort.
David Hall, Kingston, will serve
as best man and Daniel Frederici,
Trucksville, and Kenneth = Smith,
brother of the bride as ushers.
A reception will follow at Mid-
way Manor Moravian Church.
Miss Smith is a graduate of Allen
High School, Allentown, and is em-
ployed as a dental assistant. The
bridegroom elect is a graduate of
Westmoreland High School and is
employed as Natona Mills. -
‘The couple will reside ‘at Trucks-
ville.
Final arrangements for the Dal-
las Senior Woman's Club’s Lunch-
eon, Card Party, and Hat Show,
were made Monday night at the
home of Mrs. Robert F. Moore.
Mrs. Howard Wiley is chairman of
the affair which will be held Wed-
nesday, ‘October 21st at the Trem
Temple Country Club.
Luncheon will begin promptly at
1:00 with an informal showing of
Millinery immediately following.
Millinery display is by courtesy
of The Boston Store and Mrs. Jean
Kessler of the Millinery Depart-
ment will present new Winter fash-
ions, including a full-skin mink mo-
del. Other models ranging
budget price to many famous names
will also be shown.
Twenty lovely door prizes will
be awarded during the card party
from
Athens, Pa.
portion of the affair, and the draw-
Card Party, Hat Show, Luncheon
Highlights Fall Social Season
| ening with Mrs. Robert F. Moore,
ing for the beautiful hand-appliqued
quilt which has been on display in
the Dallas Branch of the Miners
National Bank will be held at this
time.
Public is cordially invited to at-
tend this entertainment filled af-
ternoon and the Committee urges
reservations be made by Friday ev-
Mrs. John Rogers or Mrs. Howard |
Wiley. Tickets can be obtained |
from any member.
Present at the meeting were: Mrs. I
Howard Wiley, Mrs. Anna Sten-!
ger, table prizes; Mrs. Crozier Wile-
man, door prizes; Mrs. Harry Ed- |
wards, drawing; hostess, Mrs. Ro- |
bert Moore, tickets; and Mrs. Gran- i
ville Sowden, President of the Wo-
man’s Club. Others on the Commit- |
tee are: Mrs. Francis Fry, Mrs. Dar- |
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rell Crispell and Mrs. John Rogers. |
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