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| DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
Purely
Personal
(ville, are visiting their son and |
i {daughter in law,. Dr. and’ Mrs. Carl |
{Evans and family at Lexington, of Mr.
1 Kentucky. |
Mr. and Mrs. A. ‘D. Hutchison,
| from Cambridge, Mass., i
‘boro, Me. While in Cambridge they | urday, September 17, at St. Aloysius groom was best man.
© celebrated their 45th wedding an- | Church, Wilkes-Barre. . |
and Waldo-
Neigh borhood
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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1966
SECTION A — PAGE 5
News And Notes Of Personal Interest
Carl F. Daubert, Jr., Dallas, Takes
‘Miss Gertrude Carbohn, daughter!
and Mrs. James Carbohn,
Strand Street, Wilkes Barre, be-
-came the bride of Carl F. Daubert,
Overbrook Avenue, haye returned Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Dau- | pink and white carnations.
bert, Parrish Street, Dallas, Sat-
The double-ring ceremony wos
John A.
niversary.
Mary4Jane Antainitis, daughter of performed by Father
anf Mrs Frank Antainitis, Birch | O'Hairi.
Mr.
Grove, “Trucksville, is a patient in|
Nesbitt Hospital. She is a member | her father was attired in a gown of |
rc
{ Mr.
of the freshman class
College.
~ fishing
| Meadows. \
| birthday. She is the daughter
at Wilkes
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kingston, |
~ Dallas, spent the weekend at Haver- |
f town, Pa.
where they were the
guests of their daughter and son in’
law, Mr. and Mrs. William Burna- |
ford and family: Mr. Kingston is
this = week at Beaver
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Malinowski,
Hunlocks Creek, celebrated ‘their an- |
niversary on Saturday and on San- |
day, Mrs. Malinowski observed her
of |
Mr .and Mrs, Joseph Blaine.
Frank Besecker, Highland Drive, |
is a patient at Mercy Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Parsons, Wil-
mington, Del., have moved to Rou-
shey Street, Pernbrook.: ;
r. god Mrs. Floyd Wells,
Street Trucksville, will leave this
week for St. Cloud, Fla., where they
will spend the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Lge Lamoreaux and |
son Jon, Farfax,” Va., spent .the|
Weekend with her parents, Mr. and |
Mrs. Ch. e Birth, Pioneer Avenue, their twenty - sixth wedding anni- | contractor.
Trucksfille. Mr. and Mrs, Birth re- versary Wednesday, Octcber”12. | They are the parents of three,
turned home recently after a trip | The couple were wed at the home | children, Janet, librarian at Mont- |
to England and Scotland. J | of Rev. Thomas Hughes, Wilkes- | rose School District; Susan, student
Mrs. Chris Eipper. Dallas, is a
patient in General Hospital. |
Betsy Carey. Claude Street, is a!
patient at Nesbitt Hospital.
Mrs. Fred Deets and family will | . Shavertow,
reside at Meadowecrest after moving
back to the Back Mountain from
Frederick; Md. Her hushand who is |
with the U.S. Army will leave fis} {
month for Vietnam.
Mrs. Charles Gordon, Pikew Creel, |
is a patient at Mercy Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Shiles Neyhard, Har-
risburg, have purchased a home on |
Harris Hill Roal. Trucksville. Mr.
Neyhard is with Bell Televhone Co.
Ames Swisher, Church Street, is a’| | Inter-Church Luncheon
patient at General Hospital. |
Ernest Gay, Jr.) is a student at] -
Achland College. Ashland, Ohio.
Mrs, Wilbur Fleck, Sprague Ave- | odist Churches will be held at the
nue, Kingston, is a patient in Nes- | tron Temple Country Cllub Wed- |
a nesday, October 12,.at 1. p.m. AX
broken hip. Mrs. Fleck je the widow | program will follow the dinner. Any |
of the late Wilbur Fleck, former One W ishing to attend should con- |
head of Wyoming Seminary and is | tact Mrs. Sheldon Drake on or be- |
well known in the Back Mountain. | for Friday, October 7.
daughter of for Retarded Children at Camden,
d Mrs. John Jerista, Lake New Jersey.
bitt Hospital after” suffering
Mar Lane Jerista,
| (Catalpa, has returned to Women’s
an SI aa ass i
Medical College, Philadelphia.
Jogie Harter, daughter of Mr. and | after visiting Mr. and Mrs. William
Westmore- |
land Hills, has returned for her | Mrs. Milo Bauerly, Cherry Hill, N. J;
sophomore year at Harcum Junior | | Mr. and Mrs. Otto Bartz, Mt. Holly, |
Mr: 5.) ‘Sherman Harter,
College, Bryn Mawr.
Miss Emily Wright, daughter of |
Mr .and Mrs. Arnold Wright, Vernon |
a recent graduate of Wilkes College
is teaching at the Kemmerer. School
Presenting - - -
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ese DALLAS
2. Mr. And Mrs. John Fielding
‘To Mark Anniversary Oct. 12
Barre.
' Bulford, daughter of Mr.
| ner on Wednesday evening, Octo-
| ber 26 in the church parlors.
1 chairman.
wif
|
University, Bethlehem.
|
7 Lee Wentzel,
| trip to Canada.
Candles Colotis Bone
|
The bride given in marriage by
white chantilly lace, fashioned in
| a low scalloped neckline adorned
with iridescent sequins and pearls,
featuring long tapered sleeves. The
| princess bodice was fitted to a slim
| waistline, accenting a gracious
bouffant cascade flounce skirt ex-
tending into a circular sweep train. |
| Her . veil of imported silk illusion
| was styled ‘n a silk organza petal
crown embellished
drop crystals featuring circular tiers
in a formal length. She carried
rosebuds, orchid and a rosary,
mounted on her Bible. |
Mary Green, cousin: of the bride,
in pearls and;
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Evans, a] Miss Gertrude Carbohn As Bride
and pearls, and a train. Her head-
piece was a pink silk organza petal
crown, embellished in pearls, and a
circular pink short veil. She carried
Richard Sabulski, cousin of the
Mother of the bride chose a three
piece gold suit and gold head band,
with gold accessories. Her corsage
was of white carnations tipped in
gold.
The mother of the groom selected
a royal blue sheath knit dress, white
pill box hat with sequins, short
veil, and blue accessories. She wore
a white carnation corsage tipped
in blue. y
Following a reception at the Am-
erican Legion, Hanover Township,
the couple left on a short wedding
trip, They are residing at 6 Spring
Street, Ashley. :
Mrs. Daubert is a graduate of
Hanover High School and is em-
ployed - with. Jonart Dress Mfg,
Wilkes-Barre.
Mr. Daubert
| is an alumnus of
Dallas ‘Senior High School and serv- |
was maid of honor, She wore a pink |
organza full length gown, featuring
an empire’ waist and a bodice of
nylon and’ silk, covered with net
ed two years overseas with the U.S.
Navy. He is employed with Bales-
ter’'s. Optical Company,
Barre. ¢
Mr. and Mrs. John Fielding, Sut-
ton Road, Huntsville, will celebrate
Jate Mr. and Mrs.
Wales. He is employed as a general
| at Lycoming College and John,
Mrs. Fielding is the former Hazel | student at Lock Haven. State ‘Col-
and Mrs. lege.
Sutton Road, |
Fielding is the son of the | Honored At Dinner
|
| George Balter,
Mr.
Roast Beef Dinner
“WSCS of Shavertown Methodist
| Gsurch will hold a Roast Beef Din-
A lovely ‘dinner party was en-
Joved at the Avoca Airport, Sun-
| day October 2nd in honor of Priscil-
a Martin Coolbaugh’s 24th birth-
| day. Those participating were Mr.
| and’ Mrs. Forrest Kunkle, Mr. and
1 Mrs. Merton Coolbaugh and Merton
|dr.,, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Bloomer,
| Melinda Ann and Brenda, Mr. and
{ Mrs. Whrren Stanton and son Carl,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Martin Sr., Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Martin Jr., Billy,
An inter-church luncheon for all, Jimmie and Judy, Laing Coolbaugh,
women of the Back Mountain Meth- | gayghter Cathy and the guest of
Sat. Amold D. Wright
Feted By Family
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold G. Wright,
Vernon, entertained at a family din-
[ner on Sunday honoring their son,
| St Sgt. Arnold Dana Wright who
{will leave shortly for Vietnam.
Myr. and Mrs. James McFarland, |
| The Air Force officer, who was
Summit Street. have returned home nreviously stationed at McCord Air
Force Base, Washington, has been
in the service 16 years. When he |
| was notified that he was going to!
Saigon, he moved his family back |
| New Jersey, “home where they will reside with |
Larry Ewirds. son of Mr. and Mrs: 4 /right’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. |
Mrs. Ben Edwards. Midland ‘Drive, | Voylé Traver, Evans Falls.
has returned to classes at Lehig | Set and Mrs. Wright have ax
"children, Susan, Beverly, Arnold,
Mr and Mrs. Merritt Wheeler, | yoyle, Lawrence and Pat. Mrs.
Wilkes Barre. have purchased a Wright has accepted a position as
home on Carverton Rond. Mr. a member of the faculty of Tunk-
Wheeler isi with Prentiss Hall Pub- | hannock Schools. :
|
ishing Company. { The young airman has always
Lehman, and Cliff heen interested in flying and prior,
left Sundey on).= | to entering the service held the rec-
ord as the youngest pilot in Penn-
Mrs. Ben Kleppinger is genera
Saunders, McLean. Va.; Mr, and
Garris, Dallas,
sylvania,
Present at the dinner were Mr. |
Mr. and Mrs. ‘Robert Heis ser, and Mrs. John Wright,
“Mooretown, announce the birth of ;
their first = daughter, Candice | | i = une al
| Colette, on September 29 at Gen- fiige Wiig om, bol aw:
‘eral Hospital. She weighed in at ‘and Stephen; Mr. and Mrs. Dale.
i seven “pounds, eight and a half Wright, Sgt. and Mrs. Dana Wright, |
| ounces. | | Susan, Beverly, Arnold, Voyle, |
Mother is “the former Shirley Lawrence and Pat; Dottie Ann Pat-
| Nevel. The little girl has five broth- ! ton. Emily Wright, Mr.
| ers, Tim, Brian, Bobby and Terry. |
Mr. Heiser is engaged in the uphol- | William Dotter and the °
stering business. hostess.
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FINO’S PHARMACY
Main Highway Dallas
Wilkes-
John Fielding, |
Josue. | |
Sel Mrs. |
and |
Field Director
MARIJANE MOSS
Marijane Moss, Trucksville, be-
| Girl Scout Council as Field Director
| September 15. Her aréa covers Lans-
| ford, Jim Thorpe, Summit Hill, Nes-
quehoning, Weatherly, Beaver
Meadows, White Haven, Freeland,
| Relayres, ‘Conyngham; Drums, St.
John’s, Sugar Loaf, Berwick, Wap-
wallopen, Hobbie, Nescopeck, and
Mifflinville.
She will be based at her
apart-
{ ment in Conyngham, and report to |
| the main office in Kingston:
Her duties will
zation and maintenance of Girl
Scout troops in her area, provide
staff service and advice tgp com-
munity chairmen, and supervision
to Neighborhood Unit Directors.
Marijane ,daughter of Mr.
Mrs. William Moss, is a graduate of
Dallas Schools, with a B.S. in ele-
mentary education from Wilkes Col-
lege. She is now working on her
Masters. High Acres, an extension
of Penn “State, is advantageously
placed in the Hazleton area,
possible night courses.
The new field director has twelve
years of camping experience, the
last three on the staff at Lamp
Onawandah.
Her other interests include music,
folk instruments, and dogs.
The Dallas Post has published
many a picture of Marijane, posing
with a white Highland Terrier in dog
obedience tests.
Mrs. Ferrey Feted
On 72nd Birthday
Mrs. Caroline Ferrey, Sweet Val-
ley, was guest of honor at a sur-
prise birthday party at the home
of her daughter and son-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sayre. She
celebrated. her 72nd birthday on
Monday. Present were Mr. and Mrs.
Edwin Britt, Mr. and Mrs.
Ferrey and Susan, Mr.
{ Albert Ferrey. Mr. and Mrs. Thom-
as Sayre, Debbie, Karen, Beth and
| Tommy. ie RY
GALL
“PHIL”
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LORRY
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Shampoo, Set & Styling $2.00
New Fall Haircut 1.50
New Oil Perms : 10.50
(Includes free manicure)
Frosting Special 12.50
Open Mondays Starting Oct. 10,
1966 — 9 to 5
Fall Perms, Tuesday Only—$6.50
Friday and Saturday, 9 - 9 p.m.
Evenings by Appointment
BILL STUARTS
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Beauty
Selon ji
gan service with the Penns Woods | -
include organi- |
and |
for |
Lewis ,
and Mrs. |
‘Mr. And Mrs. Frederick Swanson |
To Celebrate 26th Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Swanson, [and Rev. C. Albright. |
ho Lake, will observe their | Mrs. Swanson is the former Vir- |
twenty sixth Wu anniversary | ginia Allen, daughter of Mrs. Harry |
on Saturday, October Allen, Harveys Lake, and the late
There are two sons, Allen, Red-| Mr. Allen. |
ondo Beach, Cal, and Timothy, a Mr. Swanson is the son of the]
| teacher at Wyoming Seminary. late Mr. and Mrs. Frank Swanson,
They were wed at the home of
Harveys Lake. He is employed with |
| the bride by Rev. David Morgan
Kanarr Cox por ation.
Miss Rochelle Mendelsohn |
Weds Marine In Honolulu
Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Mendel-
| sohn, Perrin Avenue, Shavertown,
| announce the recent marriage of
| their daughter Rochelle to PFC Ron-
i ald Dobrowolski, son of Mr. and
| Mrs. Ted Dobrowolski, Chicago, Ill.
The couple was married in Hon-
| olulu, Hawaii, where Private .Do-
{ browolski is stationed at Camp
| Smith with the U.S. Marine Corps.
|
|
The bride is a graduate of Dallas |
High School and was employed in
Washington, D.C., with the U.S.
Government before transferring to
Hickam Air Force Base in Hawaii
with the U.S. Coast Guard Depart-
ment. {
The newlyweds are residing at
Waikiki Beach, Hawaii.
Mrs. Blanche Keller Is Hosted
On Birthday By Family, Friends
West Hazelton, McAdoo, Tresckow, |
Mrs. Blanche Keller,
Avenue, "Shavertown, who observed
| her 77th birthday on Sunday was
| honored guest at a number of par-
ties given by friends and family.
On Friday, Mrs. James Lord en-
tertained in her home at a luncheon.’
A centerpiece of yellow roses and
white carnations decorated the fes- |
tive board. Present were Mrs. Ches- |
ter Barrall, Mrs. Walter Karl, Miss
Margaret Barrall, the guest of honor
and the hostess.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lamoreaux
| and family, Airman Elmer Lam-
oreaux Jr., Gail and Billy Lam-
oreaux and Vincent Kashulon hon-
ored Mrs. Keller at a family dinner
on Saturday. That evening a group | festivities made it the nicest birth- |
of young friends who visit the Kel- | day she had ever had.
ler home frequently appeared with |
Mrs. Keller, and another party that
pleased the birthday celebrant im- |
mensely was. held at her home.
Present were Alice Emerick, Marie
Levan, Dorothy Ruddy, Grace Lord,
Kabesia Abraham, Sam Berkey, Vin-
cent Kashulon, George Conkowski,
and Jackie ‘Stanley.
On Sunday she was the guest of
her club members, Mrs. Ruth
Shaver, Mrs. Hulda Pederson, Mrs.
| Stephen Johnson, Mrs. Mae Van
Campen, Misses Ruth Lamoreaux
and Pearl Averett. The group drove
to Shadow Brook Inn where they |
had a delicious Smorgasbord dinner. |
Roast Beef Dinner
Bnd Baked Goodies
Members of the Dorcas Society of
St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Shaver- |
town, are busily preparing baked
goods which they will offer for sale
to the public on Saturday, October
8th, from 4 to 7 p.m. in the social
rooms of the church.
Welsh cookies, fudge, pies, cakes |
and breads are among the variety
of delectables which will be avail-
able for those attending the Brother-
hood’s Roast Beef Supper as well
as for anyone just dropping in for
home made baked goods.
Mrs. Duncan Whitehead
Brien Scott Schaffer
A five pound, six ounce son, Brian
Scott, was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Schaffer, Park Street, Dal- |
las September 28 at Nesbitt Hos- |
pital. Mrs. Schaffer is the former |
Carol Meyers, Dallas. Mr. Schaffer
is in the U. 8S. Navy.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Clemow,
Dallas R.D. 1, announce the birth |
of a five pound, three ounce son,
Richard George, September 25 at |
Nesbitt Hospital. ;
There is another son, Kevin, aged
|
Richard George Clemow |
|
is in| two and a half. Mrs. Clemow is the
charge of the affair, and will be former, Beatrice : Gramley, Dallas.
assisted by fellow members of the Mr. Clemow is employed with Na-
Dorcas.
tona ‘Mill.
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with an ingenious mounting that will give it new,
big importance. Four full-cut diamonds are set so
that, when your diamond is put in the center, the
effect is the total look of one large stone. No
matter how small a gem is, this will dramatize it.
A.$85 B.S110 C.$150
Payments may be arranged
- FRANK CLARK
Jeweler
63 South Main St., Wilkes-Barre
MEMBER AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY
Dallas Couple To
| Mark Bnniversary
Mr. and Mrs.
11th - wedding
Saturday, October 8.
The couple were wed in
Huntsville Christian Parsonage by
Rev. C. H. Frick.
anniversary
Mrs. Richards is the former Mar- ||
| jorie Carkhuff, daughter of the late |§
| Mr.
and Mrs. George Carkhuff,
| Huntsville Road, Dallas.
Richards is the son of the
Mr.
late Mr. and Mrs. William Richards,
Old Forge. He is employed
| Reithoffers.
IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE
George Richards, |
| Huntsville Road, Dallas, will observe
| their
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