Street,
Silver Elegance
Regal bands of sterling on
classic white. Perfectly at
home in the most sophisti-
cated formal setting, and
equally appropriate for cas-
ual everyday dining.
BONUS
When you collect 8 Bo-
nus Coupons, which are
packed in the #2 Units
and in the 61-piece set,
we'll give you a beautiful
Covered Casserole and
Electric Warming Stand
absolutely FREE!
Mr. and Mrs. Harold G.
Brace, R.D. 3, Orange,
Dallas, will observe their
golden wedding an-
niversary on Saturday.
They will be honored at an
open house celebration on
Sunday by their son and
| daughter at the home of
their son and daughter-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence Brace of
. Orange.
No invitations have been
issued and friends and
relatives are cordially
invited to attend the open
house Sunday from 2 p.m.
to 6 p.m.
Mr. and Mrs. Brace were
married at the home of
Mrs. Brace’s parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John W. Hen-
shall, in West Pittston on
* Sept. 24, 1927, by the Rev.
Wilson Treible, an uncle of
Mrs. Brace.
Sept. 3.
William J.
dotted Swiss gown with green.
lace at the neckline, lace Mill Emilie Peters,
sleeves and a layered skirt. ~~ Shavertown, was maid of
With it she wote a white honor for her sister. She
picture hat and carried a wore a rose colored jersey
cascade bouquet of white gown with an empire
spider chrysanthemums waistline and cape sleeves
with accents of pink and anda pink picture hat. She
Williamsport.
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You get your FIRST place setting free when you open a new Sav-
ings Account for $50 or more, or add $50 or more to your present
Savings Account.
Take your choice of the two beautiful patterns shown above — the
pastoral charm of English Village or the classic simplicity of Silver
Elegance... both sets are dishwasher-safe and oven-proof.
Once started, you can add to your collection of imported English
dinnerware by purchasing an additional place setting or accessory
unit for only $4.72 plus tax each time you make an additional deposit
of $25 or more to your Savings Account.
Your EIGHTH place setting will also be free with your deposit.
She is the former Miss
Marion Henshall of West
Pittston. Brace is the son of
the late Paul Brace and
Mrs. Brace of Wyoming.
The Braces are owners-
operators of ‘Brace’s
Orchard’ in the Orange
area and are widely known
throughout the Back
Mountain.
The couple have two
children: Mrs. Eugene R.
Miller of Hartford,
Conn. and Lawrence Brace
of Orange. They also have
three granddaughters and
a grandson.
Their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene Miller, and
granddaughters, Lois and
Louise Miller, of Hartford,
Conn., are spending the
week here to celebrate
Mrs. Miller’s parents 50th
wedding anniversary.
carried a bouquet of pink
spider chrysanthemums.
Bridesmaids were
Misses Holly Peters,
of $5,000 or more.
Savings Account.
green gowns like the
honor attendant’s and off
white picture hats. They
carried bouquets of green
spider chrysanthemums.
.. Tim Croteau,
Williamsport, was best
man and ushers were Fred
Berry, brother of the
bridegroom and Jeffrey
Peters, Shavertown,
brother of the bride.
A reception was held at
the Sons of Italy Hall
Following a trip to the
Poconos, the bridal couple
will reside in Williamsport.
any setting.
Leslie Evans
to wed
Pomerantz
Mr. and Mrs. Milton J.
Evans, Shavertown, have
announced the engagement
and approaching marriage
of their daughter, Leslie
Frances, to Dr. Philip A.
Pomerantz, son of Atty.
and Mrs. Benjamin
Pomerantz of
Philadelphia.
Miss Evans graduated
from Dallas Area Senior
High School, and College
Misericordia with a B.S. in
nursing. She is pursuing a
master’s degree at
University of Pennsylvania
and is employed at Thomas
Jefferson University
Hospital in Philadelphia.
Dr. Pomerantz is a
graduate of Central High
received his B.S. degree
from Penn State
University. He is a
graduate of Thomas
Jefferson University School
of Medicine, and will
complete a two year
Fellowship in nephrology
in July.
The wedding wll take
place on Sept. 30.
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