SECTION ‘A = PACE 2
Purely
Personal
Mrs. William Carrol, Machell Ave-
i nue, was admitted last Wednesday
i to Nesbitt Hospital as a medical
{ patient.
E> Mrs. Charles H. Frick, wife of
the former pastor as Huntsville
: Christian Church, now pastor at
Benton, fractured a rib in a fall
last week, and is a patient at
Bloomsburg ‘Hospital. Mrs. Frick
tripped over a small step between
two rooms in the parsonage to
I which ‘the couple had moved a few
i months ago.
Paul Mulcey, recently returned
from a trip to Europe to his home
on Overbrook Road, will be off
again next Sunday to Korea on
government business. Mrs. Mulcey |
i will remain at home.
Reuben Gabel, Chase entere
Nesbitt Hospital on Wednesday for
surgery. He is in Ward B-2. i
\ Mr. and Mrs. Stephen DeBarry,
Oak Hill, ‘and their, children Steve
Jr. Paul, and Robin, had as week-
end New-Year guests Mr. and Mrs.
i Mass., with “heir children Linda, |
4 Donna, Christine, and David. The
: Remingtons are former Dallas res-
idents.
~ Wilson A. Cease and son, Warren,
East Dallas, had: as holidey guests |
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur F. Steinhauer, |
West Dallas, and Mr. and Mrs. Phil |
H. Cease, East Orange, New Jersey. be
They received a Christmas Eve
phone call from Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
son A. Cease, Richland, Washing- |
ton. The flood was about 250 miles!
from their home. They received a
Christmas card from the Johnsons
with Best wishes for a jovous Christ-
mas and a Happy New Year. Other |
holiday callers were Mrs. Walter |
P. Shaver, Shavertown and Mr. and
Mrs. Wilson Ryman, East Dallas.
Mrs. William Meade, White Birch
Trailer Park, Dallas, a recent bride
was stricken with a virus on Dec-
ember 12, necessitating complete
bed rest. .
k She and ‘her! husband are re-
siding temporarily with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Baird - at
Orange.
Cards will be appreciated. ~
Richard Prynn, Carvertown, is a
patient in Nesbitt Hospital.
Mrs. William Lohman, Trucksville,
is also a patient at Nesbitt Hospital,
having been admitted there last
week.
David Glahn, Senior at Union
College, Barbourville Ky. spent the
Christmas holidays with = Mrs.
Glahn’s niece, Mrs. Jack Balbinot.
Prairie Village Kansas. ©On Dec; 28
he went to Lincoln, Neb. to attend
Methodist Youth Movement Con-
vention. He then returned ' to
College. z
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Néwman,
East Dallas, entertained daughters
and families and grandchilden and
families at a family dinner oh
Christmas day.
Mrs. C. A. Boston, Lex ngton Va,
and Mrs. Leighton Scott, Easton,
spent the holidays with Mrs. How-
ard W. Risley, Dallas.
‘Karen Culver returned to Boston
last week after spending the holi-
days with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Culver, Church St.
Dallas.
1st Lieutenant Wayne Moss and
wife, formerly stationed at Texas.
are spending a few-days with the
formers parents, Mr. and ‘Mrs. My-
ron D. Moss, enroute to Manchester,
N.H., where Wayne will be station-
ed.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Culver call-
ed on their grandson, Scott Hoover,
Sunday afternoon, at the Wilkes-
Barre General Hospital. He is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Hoov-
er of Hunlocks Creek. His condition
is improving:
Mr. and Mrs. James Culp of Sweat
Valley and Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Ruff
of Noxen spent Christmas with Mr. |
and Mrs. Albert Ruff and family,
in Baltimore.
The weather being like sunny’
California itself’ made -a moi: en-.
jovable holiday.
Mrs. A. F. Clifford, Lehman Ave-
nue. is again a patient at Geisinger
Medical Center, the fifth hospital-
ization since June.
Allan J. Cease, Franklin Street,
has returned to Lycoming College.
i after spending the holidays with
i his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Cease. i
Mr, and Mrs. Harry Noon; Barry.
Tom and Lynn Maria have moved
from Oil City, Pa: to Vonderheid
Street in Trucksville. Recent guests
were Mr. Noon’s parents, Mr. and
i Mrs. Ray Liely, Williamsport.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ferrey, Muh-
lenburg, spent the New Years week
in Trenton, New Jersey visiting
their son and family ‘My. and Mrs.
Carl Williams. 9
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Duda, Dav-
enport, Street, had as week-énd
guests, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Williams
and son, David, Ontario, Canada,
Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Duda were
school friends in England.
Mr. and Mrs. Verne Evans, Tunk-
hannock Highway, entertained on
New Years Eve. Mr. and Mrs. El
Rosser, Mrs. Gladys Miller, Miss
Ruth Robbing, Mr. a i Stephen
Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Ae Phillips,
Mr. and Mrs. John Evans,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Noon, Tom
and Lynn Marie, have moved from
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{ Mr. and Mrs. Earl Crispell, Mr. and
| Oscar Dymond, Mr. and Mrs.
l«Garinger,
: Hottenstein, Mrs. Elizabeth Layaou,
cluded with a command perfor-
: mance, by. Mrs. Betty Meeker, who
presented the reading ‘Keeping
«Christmas.”
Nancy Helen Drapiewski,
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl V. Dra-
piewski, Sweet Valley, and Fred
Gay, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gay,
229 Ellington Drive, Rochester, were
married Saturday, January 2 at
11 am.
The double ring ceremony was
performed in Our Lady of Mount
Carmel Church, Lake Silkworth by
Rev. F. A. Barlik. Dean Long of
Sweet Valley was organist.
The bride given in marriage by
| her father wore an original gown
| of white organza over peau taffeta,
|
daugh-
| fashioned with a portrait neckline |
a edged with Alencon lace, pearls and |
crystals. The bodice fitted to a
slim waistline accented a controlled |
bell skirt designed with garlands
of Alencon lace, extending into a |
| sweep train.
| illusion mantilla and carried a for- |
Clarence Remington of . Andover, | mal bouquet of gardenias and | and Pennsylvania State University.
| He is attending graduate school at
She wore a French |
| stephanotis.
Jean Drapiewski was maid of hon-
ror for her sister. Another sister,
arol Drapiewski, was bridesmaid
along with Kathie Drapiewski, Toni |
! Drapiewski and Mary Ellen Twa- |
| rowski. ;
Attendants wore identical gowns
| fashioned of rouge silk velvet styled |
in low, off-the- shoulder necklines, |
| with long tapered sleeves pointed |
at the wrists. The empire bodicés |
were enhanced in a satin fold and |
dainty waistlines complemented bell
skirts. They wore matching rouge
velvet bow headpieces with bouf-
fant face veils and carried formal
bouquets of gardenias.
Best man was. John Pickering of
Rochester. Ushers were Brian Cov-
ert, Gary Malak, both of Rochester;
Michael Lang, Havre DeGrace, Md.,
Jan Drapiewski, Tilkury Terrace,
Nancy Drapieweski Is Bride
Ot Fred Gay Of Rochester, N.Y.
| ski of Nanticoke at a shower and
bride entertained her attendants at
Naticoke.
The mother of the bride selected
cocktail dress of Avocado green,
French chiffon over peau taffeta, de-
and bracelet-length sleeves.
veil and corsage of orchids.
The bridegroom’s mother chose
gold and beige silk brocade cocktail
dress, featuring a dome skirt, scoop
neckline, and fitted bodice. She wore
matching accessories and a corsage
of cymbidium orchids.
A reception followed at Foothill’s
Manor, Shickshinny.
Mrs. Gay was graduated from
' Lake-Lehman High School and
Pénhsylvania State University. She
is employed as a teacher in Ken-
more, N. Y.
Mr. Gay was graduated from John
Marshall High School, Rochester
|
the State University of New York,
Buffalo, N. Y.
The couple was entertained by
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gay, the bride-
groom's parents at openhouse in
Rochester; by Mary Ellen Twarow=
buffet dinner; by Dr. and Mrs. John
F. Drapiewski, at a dinner party at
. Tilbury Terrace. The Staff at Camp
Pinewood Arkport, N. Y. entertained
at a shower.
On Wednesday, December 30, the
dinner; the bridegroom, was given
a bachelor party by his ushers; the
parents of the bride held a New
Year's Eve Party, following re-
hearsal on New Year's Day, Dr.
‘and Mrs. Joseph Drapiewski, Tilbury
Terrace entertained at a bridal
dinner.
Mrs. Harold LaBar Is Hostess
To Woman's Clu
Executive Board of the Dallas
Senior Woman’s Club met Monday
night at the home of Mrs. Harold
LaBar with Mrs. Harold Brobst
serving as Co-Hostess.
Mrs. Warren Taylor, Program
Chairman, made several announce-
ments concerning the next few
meetings of the Club. The meeting
on January 13, will be held at the
Prince - of Peace Church, the pro-
gram will be presented by Chester
Chrzanowski of the Old River Road
‘Bakery ‘who will bring five cakes
and demonstrate the art of Cake
Decorating.
On February 10th, a Smorgas-
board will be held at The Brothers
Four. Mr. Edward Cobleigh has
been asked to speak on Russia.
The March meeting will be held
at Prince of Pea¢e Church; however
due to church services during the
b Executives
Lenton" Period, this meeting will
begin at 8:30 instead of 8:00.
On January 23rd, Dallas Woman's
Club Chorale will hold its annual
Banquet. The Chorale is direcied
by Mrs. William Carroll who i$
at present a patient in the Nesbitt
Hospital.
It was announced that Mrs. Rob-
ert. F. Moore and: Mrs. Howard
Wiley will act as Co-Hostesses for
the Dance to be held at Irem Temple
Country Club on February 10th.
Present at the meeting were:
Mesdames Alan Montross, Jack
Stanley, John Williams, George
Payne, Henry Moyer, Edward Rat-
cliffe, Warren Taylor, Robert Van-
signed with a Chantilly lace bodice !
She |
wore a green floral hat with face:
iN
Mr and Mrs. Edward Eber,
daughter, Miss Elizabeth May,
William R. Hartzell, son of Mr. and
Mrs. A. Lloyd Hartzell, North Wales,
Pennsylvania.
A fall wedding is planned.
moreland High School and. of Wilkes
Miss May is a graduate of West- |
HE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, JANUARY % 1965
Neighborhood News And Notes Of |
Mrs. L. C. Lord Celebrates Her
Eighty-Fifth Birthday January 1
Announce Engagement
4]
MISS ELIZABETH MAY
RD,
1, announce the engagement and |
approaching marriage of Mrs. Eber’s |
to |
Barre Business College. Since grad-
uation in June, she has been with
the Tax Associates in Philadelphia,
where her fiance is also employed.
Mr. Hartzell is a graduate of
| North Penn High School, and New
| York Junior College. He attended
| Drexel Institute of Technology and
|is presently studying at Temple
| University.
Mary Beth Hummell
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hummelll, East
Brunswick, N.J., announce the birth
of a baby girl, Mary Beth, Decem-
ber 24. This is their first child.
Mr. Hummell is the former Mary
Scouten, daughter of Mriand Mrs.
Guy Scoute | of Harveys Lake. Mr.
Hummell is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene Hummell of Harveys Lake.
|New Years Party
A New Years Eve party was held
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Dungey, Lake Street.
Present were Mr. and Mrs, Wil-
liam Baker, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. David
Evans, Mr. and Mrs: Zel Garinger,
Att. and Mrs. Burt Lewis, Clara
Shiber and the host and hostess.
CLEARANCE
Horn, Darrel Crispell, Ralph Dixon,
Howard Wiley, Merrill Faegenburg,
Edwin Roth, Fred Eck, Harold Bro-
bst, and Harold LaBar.
Past Matrons, Guests
At Holiday Dinner
Past Matorns, Dallas Chapter 396,
Order of the Eastern Star, held
their recent holiday party at the
Irem Temple Country Club.
Mrs. Ann Joseph, president,
appointed Mrs. Oce Beryl Austin
and Mrs. Elma M. Price as cochair-
man.
A ceramic Nativity Scene high-
lighted the decorations with white
and gold figurines K nested on red
velvet flanked with red tapers.
Following the dinner carols were
sung, group games were enjoyed,
and gifts were presented by the
bell ringing Santa, George Price.
The Past Matrons and guests who
attended were: Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Arch Austin, Mrs. Wesley Dav-
ies, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Bonhing,
Mrs. Alfred Bronson, Mr. and Ms.
Ray
Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Hontz, Mr. and. Mrs. Clifford Ide,
Mrs. Thelma Lamoreaux, Kenneth
Mr. and Mrs. George Price, Mrs.
Myrtle Rineman, and Mr. and Mrs.
Ziba Smith.
. The_.evening’s festivites were con-
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DRAPERY HARDWARE:
traverse rods, pins, hooks,
weights, pleater tape 15¢ yd.
UPHOLSTERING FABRICS:
tapestries, leathers, friezes,
nylons as low as 89¢ a yard.
UPHOLSTERING SUPPLIES:
webbing, tacks, gimp, felt,
burlap, braid, welts.
DLCORATOR TOSS CUSHIONS:
foam 35¢ — 50¢ — $1.00,
FOAM BED PILLOWS: $1 up.
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Christmas Dinner
A lovely Christmas dinner was
enjoyed by everyone at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Phares,
Sweet Valley. Present were: Mr.
and Mrs. Luther Hocher, Karen and
Valerie, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Phares
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lanning, and
Edward Jr., Grace, Jefrey, Sharon
and Dale Phares. John Cmich, and
John Rusenko, the host and hostess.
Santa was quite generous to every-
one.
Moved From Texas
Lt. Wayne Moss, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Myron Moss, Broadway, has
been transferred from Big. Springs,
Texas; to Manchester, N. H. :
Driving up from Texas, he routed
himself through Florida to visit
brothers Warner, Fred, and Robert,
all with the 6-L Packing Company
at Immokalee. He was with his
mother and father for the holidays,
accompanied by his wife of sixteen
months, and a large Labrador Re- |
triever.
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One
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Mrs. L. C. Lord, N. Pioneer Ave-
nue, Shavertown, was honored on
her 85th birthday, New Year's Day
by members of herf family.
Mrs. Lord, who Has resided with
her son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence] Lord for the
past several years, if in good health
and thoroughly enjoys the family
gatherings which take place on var-
ious anniversaries. f She is the for-
| mer Elsie Goble {nd resided in
| Kingston for a number of years be-
fore returning to the Back Moun-
tain.
Attending the di
or were grandchildren, Mr, and Mrs,
James Lord and M#. and Mrs. Jos-
eph Allen, of Shavértown, and her
Sheldon Franiz Family
Has Joyous Christmas
The children of, Mr.. and Mrs,
Sheldon Frantz Fairfield, N.J., for-
merly of Demunds, made Christmas
Day one they will never forget. Mr.
and Mrs. Floyd Weber, Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Hebda Lois and Dick
had a phone call put through to |
Honalulu, Hawaii where their son
been a patient in AmyTripler Hos- |.
pital since November 17th. He had ;
a very serious kidney operation
December 8th and the family has
naturally been upset.
Lois placed the call Christmas
Eve, after sending, a wire to‘ the
hospital during the week so they
would have a phone placed in his
room. The cal] didn't go through
and she asked to call around noon
E.S.T., but gave up when it hadn't
gone through by 12:45 and she left
with Weber's for Dallas to. spend
a few day's with Helen Koytk and
friends.
Mr. and Mrs, Frantz and Dick.
finally were called shortly after one
o'clock and had a joyous few min-
utes with their son, he is up and
the next few weeks.
Clifford Ides, Hosts
To Many At Christmas
Mr. and’ Mrs. Clifford Ide, Parrish
Street, Dallas, entertained over the
Plainfield,” N.J., Mr. and Mrs. Ray-
mond Rogers, Coudersport, Mr. and
Mrs. Elwood McCarty, Dallas, and
Lynn of Union College, Ky. Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Roese, Franklin and
Betsy, Strongville, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Lloyd and Tommy, Parmia,
Ohio, Mrs. Gene McCarty and Jane,
Dillsburg, ‘Pa., Mr. and Mrs. Dean
around and hopes to.come to his |
new home in New Jersey within |
holidays Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rogers, |
Plymouth, Catherine Volker; ‘Wilkes |
Barre, Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Hees, |
Mrs. Ray Shiber Is [
Honored On Birthday
Mrs. Clara Shiber, Center Hil
Road, Dallas, was honored at : .
birthday luncheon, Saturday Januar.
2, at the home of Mrs. Arthur Dun =
gey, Lake St., Dallas. i y i
Present were Mesdas “Willia) f
Baker, Sr., David Evans, Zel Garin J
er, Burt Lewis, hostess and gueg ae
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four great grandchildren, Vernanne
Lord, Debbie, Jeffery and Joseph
Allen, Jr., Mrs. Mabel Iveson and
Harry Smith were also guests.
On December 27, Joey Allen
celebrated his Tth birthday with
his entire family in attendance.
of honor.
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