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DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
Purely
Personal
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dailey flew
to Florida to visit CWO and Mrs.
Paul P. Helfrich and family at
Tyndale Airforce Base, Panama
City, Florida.
Mrs. Minnie Thomas who was a
resident of Lawn Street, Shaver-
town and now resides in Luzerne is
a patient in Nesbitt Memorial Hos-
pital.
Mr. and Mrs. Abram Nesbitt, III,
of 42nd Street, Dallas, entertained
at a family party on Wednesday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. William Pierce, Jr.,
Harveys Lake, spent the weekend
in New York City.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Heidere and
Mrs. Elsa Fischer, Fernbrook, re-
turned home last week after spend-
ing three months in Germany, Aus-
tria and Switzerland.
Herbert Riley is a patient in Nes-
bitt Hospital. :
Mrs. Stuart Marks, Lehman re-
turned home last Friday after
spending several weeks as the guest
of her brother, George Campbell
at Henderson, Nevada, and touring
the West ‘Coast.
‘Mrs. R. M. Harding, Herndon,
Va., arrived Thursday evening to
spend several days with her mother,
Mrs. T. M. B. Hicks, Pioneer Ave-
nue. Mrs. Hicks returned home on
Friday after being a patient at
Nesbitt Hospital several days.
Mr. and Mrs. William Moyer,
Tina and Mrs. Sam MacDougall,
Schuylkill Haven, ‘spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Williams,
Parrish Street.
Mrs. Jean Kuehn, Machell Ave-
nue, is a patient at General Hos-
pital.
Visiping friends and relatives in
this area were Mr. and Mrs. John
Hazeltine, Hackensack, N. J., Miss
Deborah Jeter, Forrest Hills, N. Y.,
Charles and Norman Watkins,
Vienna, Va. i
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Buttaca-
voli, Lodi, N. J.,; have moved to
Sutton Road.
Mrs. Fred Nicely, Shavertown, is
staying near her husband at Uni-
versity of Penna. Hospital, where
he underwent surgery on Wednes-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Buzankai,
Brooklyn, N. Y., have moved to 247
Meadowcrest. Mr. Buzankai is a
Political Science instructor at Feng s
College.
Mrs. Dorothy Miers returned
home last weekend after having
been a patient in Nesbitt Hospital.
Herman Coon, Carverton, is still
recuperating after having been a
patient in Nesbitt Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Gager,
Dallas, have purchased the former
Hastings property at Elmecrest.
Carl Fry is visiting relatives in
Germany.
Mrs. A. F. Clifford, Lehman Ave-
nue, entered Gelsinger Medical Cen-
ter on Monday for observation and
treatment. She is in Room 501.
Rev. and Mrs. Russell Lawry
came back to Dallas to cast their
ballots on Tuesday.
Mrs. Drew Fitch, and fourteen
month old son, Drew, Jr., King
Street, Dallas, have returned after
spending a week in Neshanic Sta-
tion, N.J., after visiting Mrs. Fitches
sister and family, Mr. and Mrs.
David Hudak. This was Drew Jr's.
first bus ride, and he enjoyed it.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Frantz, Brook
Street, and Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Frantz, Bethlehem, spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Gorden French,
with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon French,
Chalfont. x
. Mrs. Elmer Haring, Beaumont,
fell in the basement of her home
Sunday night, lacerating her left
leg which required eight stitches
to close.
Mrs. Race Is 81
Mrs. Agnes Hier Race, Harveys
Lake, will celebrate her 81st Birth-
day at a dinner party at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Roy Tyson,
Harveys Lake.
Naw Lady Rebekah 514
Officers Installed
District Deputy Arline Peters and
her degree staff from Hobbie in-
stalled Lady Toby Rebekah Lodge
514 officers at Lehman Odd Fellows
Hall last Wednesday evening.
Those installed were
Grand-Delores Trumbower;
Grand, Ruth Shupp; Secretary,
Margaret Robbins; Treasurer, Mil-
dred Baker; Warden, Dorothy Per-
rego; Conductor, Dorothy Moore;
Right Supp. to N. G., Maude Yeis-
ley; Left Supp. to N. G., Myrtle
Rineman; Organist, Ruth Disque;
Right Supp. to V. G., Mabel
Mitchell; Left Supp. to V. G., Mary
Shaver; Past N. G., Rebecca Grey;
Chaplain, Leona Naugle; and Inside
Guardian, Emma Ide. |
Refreshments were served to
about fifty guests. .
The next meeting will be held on
November 11 at the Lehman Hall.
First Birthday Party
Little Brian Eugene Naugle, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Naugle,
Pikes Creek, was feted on his first
birthday, October 31, The occasion
was observed with cake and ice
cream and Hallowe'en decorations.
Brian’s sister, Brenda Lee, cele-
brated her birthday on October 24,
and their cousin Lora Ruth Rebert
observed her first birthday also on
October 31 in Schuylkill Haven,
Noble
Vice-
making the fall month a festive | one
for: the 3 sfamily. ’
MRS. KEITH REEVES
At a lovely autumn wedding, Miss
Susan Harding, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Harding, R. D. 1,
Falls, became the bride of Keith
Reeves, son of Rev. and Mrs. Tru-
man Reeves, Tunkhannock, RD 2.
Saturday, September 19th in North-
moreland Baptist Church at Cen-
termoreland.
Double ring ceremony was per-
formed by the father of the bride-!
groom. Soloist and organist
Mrs. Arla Charney.
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride wore a floor-length silk
peau gown fashioned with an Alen-'
con lace Empire style bodice, por-
trait neckline and long tapered
sleeves. The modified * bell skirt
was enhanced with motifs of lace
and pearls and sequins and had a
formal train. An open crown of
seed pearls and crystals held her
elbow length veil of illusion. She
carried a cascade bouquet of white
was
‘roses and pom pons.
Mrs. Peggy Shupp, Tunkhannock,
matron of honor, wore a formal
montego peau silk gown styled with
a basque bodice, portrait neckline
and elbow shy sleeves. The modi-
fied bell skirt had unpressed pleats
on the hipline and a back bow de-
tail. She wore a matching petal
'cloche with bouffant veil and car-
ried a cascade bouquet of coral and
blue pom pons.
Misses Barbara Miller, Falls, and
Joan Martin, West Pittston, who
were bridesmaids wore identical
gowns to the matron of honor with!
‘bouquets of blue and coral pom!
pons.
Elwood Reeves, Nescopeck, served
as best man for his brother, and
ushers were Thomas Martin, West
Mrs. Hicks Hospitalized
Mrs. T. M. B. Hicks, associate
editor of the Dallas Post is a pa-
tient in Geisinger Medical Center,
where she will undergo tests.
Janet Louise Harding
Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Hard-
ing, 2 Fenton Avenue, Hillcrest,
Binghamton, N. Y., formerly of
Noxen and Kingston, announce the
birth of a daughter, Janet Louise
on October 31 at Nesbitt Memorial
Hospital.
Mrs. Harding is the former Jean-
marie Weir, Kingston. The couple
also have another daughter, Jean-
nine Marie.
Elstons Have Son
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Elston, Dal-
las, RD 1; became the parents of
a seven pound, thirteen ounce son.
Timmy, Oct. 22, at Mercy Hospital.
There are five other children,
Cathy, Suzanne, Tommy, Molly, and
Peggy.
Mrs. Elston is the former Nancy
Moore, Wilkes-Barre. Mr. Elston
owns and operates his owi dairy
farm.
Wed At Centermoreland
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1964
Miss Joan Roberts
suest At Shower
Miss Joan Roberts, fiancee of Dr,
David Kunkle, was feted at a priaa:
shower Sunday afternoon at the
Brothers Four by Mrs. Elton Brace,
Mrs.
Smith, Mrs.
tendants.
The cclor scheme was carried out
in orchid and white with a delight-
ful Smorgasbord served to the fol- |
lowing guests:
Mrs. Alfred Roberts, Mrs. Warden |
Kunkle, Mrs. Alice Yaple, Mrs. Ruth
| Houser, Mrs. Keith Yeisl 7, Mrs.
| Katherine Taylor, Mrs. Hannah Ev-
ans, Mrs. Louise Carver, Mrs. Ann
| Dnaksos, Mrs. Ann Krajewski, Mrs.
| Rose Canpisano, Mrs. Pearl Brom-
field, Mrs. Mona Jones, Mrs. Mari-
lyn Miele, Mrs. Vivian Wickhiser,
Mrs. Harry Schmalzriedt, Misses
Alice Cober, Inez Landmesser, Es-
ther: Thomas, Mary K. Williams,
Maryann Krushin, Mary Karvin. |
M'ss Roberts received many lov-
ely gifts. Her wedding to Dr. Kun-
kle will take place on December 5.
John Y. Kritchens
Mark Bnniversary
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Kritchen,
57 Shaver Avenue, Shavertown, ob- |
served their 19th wedding anniver- |
sary on Tuesday.
The couple were wed in St. Nich-
"olas Church, Wilkes-Barre, by Rev.
Carl Ulrich. Mrs. Kritchen is the
former Marie Mueller, daughter of
Mrs. Edith Mueller, Wilkes-Barre,
and the late Alois Mueller. Her hus-
(band is the son of Mrs. Harry
Kritchen, Plains, and the late An-
| drew Kritchen.
Pittston, and Mark Brown, Center-| Wedding attendants were Joseph |
| moreland. | Mueller, brother of the bride and |
The mother of the bride selected | Mrs. Patrick Salvo, Sr.
a blue lace sheath dress with black | The Kritchens have =wesided in
accessories and wore a corsage of | Shavertown since 1958 and have
blue and white ‘pom pons. The been active in the community
bridegroom’s mother was attired in| where Mrs. Kritchen in particular,
a cranberry and black sheath with |has taken part in affairs of the
black “accessories. Her corsage was [church and youth activities. Mr.
of pink and white pom pons. Kritchen is employed at the Correc-
| tional Institution at Dallas. The
i Following the reception the cou-
i ple left for a honeymoon in Puerto | | family are members of St. Therese’
Rico. For traveling, the bride sel- | Church.
ected a green knit suit with black| Mr. and Mrs.
accessories and a corsage of white | parents of two children, John, Jr.,
roses and pom pons. |18, stationed with the |
Mr. and Mrs. Reeves are gradu- | | Air Force, and Patricia, aged ten. |
ates of Tunkhannock High School. |
The bridegroom is employed by Del- | Trt ny Smith Batter
ita Air Lines at O‘Hare Field, Ch’
cago. |
|
Kritchen are the |
|
in Texas
Kingston Township Supervisor |
Arthur Smith is reported improv- |
‘ng at Nesbitt Memorial Hospital |
where he was admitted ten days |
ago.
The couple are residing at 1942
N. 17th Avenue, Melrose Park, II-
linois.
Graceful design of swirled sandwich dish in fine silverplate
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63 South Main St., Wilkes-Barre
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James Griffith, Mrs. Charles | Rahway, N. J,
Norman Phillips and | Harveyville will celebrate their 25th
Miss Shirley Bromfield, bridal at- | wedding anniversary on Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Burgess,
and formerly of
evening at a party to be held at
Isaac Walton League Hall, Moun-
tain Springs beginning at 7 p.m.
Friends are cordiaily invited to
| attend. L
Mr. and Mrs. Burgess were mar-
ried in Bloomingdale on November
9, 1939 by Rev. Kroehler. Mrs.
Burgess is the former Pearl Harvey,
daughter of Mrs. Suffrona Harvey
.
SECTION B — PAGE 3
Anniversary
way. Her
the late Mr. and Mrs.
gess, Fairmount Springs.
Mr. Burgess is employed at the |
Sound Scriber, Inc. at East Orange, liam Spaulding, Mr. and Mrs. Ross |
N. J., moving ‘there with his family Williams,
about 14 years ago.
The couple have three children,
Pepper Burgess, Fords, N. J.; Mrs.
Tamsie Oliveri, Irvington, N. J.;
Emmett, at home.
son, Keith.
Thanksgiving Baskets Fir Nesdy|
Planned By Kiwanis Women
Dallas Kiwanis® + Women's = (lub
made plans to distribute . ‘their
Thanksgiving baskets at a meeting
of the organization, on Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. Edwin Thompsons presided.
Announcement wds made “of © the
Harvest Moon Ball to be held Sat-
urday evening at the Irem Temple
Country Club.
Mrs, Charles Frantz and Primo |
Berretini of the Powder Horn An- |
tique Shop presented a delightful |
program, featuring a ceramic of the
y
| Wine Woman and a ‘table made in
| the early 17th century. Mr. Berreti-
| ni described ‘the. collection of an-
tiques as much of ‘an: art as paint- |
ing and good music.
Tables were decorated in a Hal-
lowe'en decor by Mrs. Frances Wil-
| iamg and Mrs. Paul Laux. Appoint-
ed as hostesses .for next meeting
were Mrs. Leo Nauroth; Mrs. John |
Marsh and Mrs. Sherman Harter.
Present were “Mesdames George '
Thomas, Frances Williams,. Leo Cor-
bett, Edwin Thompson, Alfred Ack-
erson, Leo Nauroth,
John Marsh, George McCutcheon,
William Price,’ Sherman - Harter, !
Peiffer,
| © Mrs.
president is in charge of arrange-
Pau] Laux, |
John Henninger,
Jerome Gardner,
Joseph Burns,
J. Wilson,
Leon Emmanuel,
Vincent Roman,
James Huston,
Robert Dolbear, William
Guyette, Merrill Faegenburg, Har-
old Brobst, Joseph Reynolds, Robert
Maturi and Mrs. John A. Schmidt.
' Lehman Elementary
To Hold Tea Nov. 11
Lehman Elementary School will
entertain parents at a Tea on Wed-
nesday afternoon, November 11 at
2:15 in observance of National Ed-
ucation Week.
William Frey, area vice
ments. Mrs. Roger Phillips will
head the Tea committee, Mrs. Mi-
chael Godek, hospitality.
| Mrs. Gordon Dawe and Mrs. Mark |§
{Grimm will pour.
Publicity has been in charge of
Mrs. Stephen DeBarry. All parents
are cordially invited to attend.
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Neighborhood News And Of Personal Interest
Mr. And Mrs Wesley Burgess |
To Mark Silver
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| entertained at a Hallowe'en Party |
| seteritly at their home at Harveys
and the late Eugene Harvey, Broad- Lake.
husband is the son of |
Henry Bur- and a luncheon served by candle- |
light. {
| Peters, Wilkes-Barre; Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey Kitchen, Idetown; Mr. and |
Mrs.
Lake.
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Entertain Friends
At Halloween Party
| Ricky Davis Guest
At Birthday Party °
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred A Rogers!
Ricky Davis, Davenport Stree
was feted at a surprise birthd
| party on Monday evening when
rgroup of friends dropped in une
Games and music were enjoyed |pectedly.
Ricky, son of Mr. and Mrs.
| bur Davis, was observing his 1
Present were Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
| anniversary. Records, dancing
' refreshments were enjoyed.
Present were Rita Nafus,
lthy and Gerry Gabel, Donna
{ Donna Hontz, Brad Van Etten, Do
ald Layaou and the guest of hong
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