The Times-Tribune from Scranton, Pennsylvania • 21

SCR ANTON TIMES, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 194. 21 Becomes Bride in Minooka Ceremony Wed Saturday in Myrtle Street Church Mildred Ann Penyak Thanksgiving Day Bride Catholic Lectures Resume Wednesday Rev. Thomas J. Cawley, editor in chief of The Catholic Light, will lecture Wednesday night at 8 at the Catholic Information Caaatar Jefferson oil the topic, "Idea of Sin, Fall and Redemption and Incarnation." Easy Way Suggested For Washing Gloves Oleves can sdd that smart Immaculate touch to your outfit only when they are cared for properly Wilted, dingy looking gloves, or gloves la need of repair will attract more attention than no gloves at all, according to Mrs. Betty Parks, home economics extension representative in Lackawanna County.

It is easy to wash and keep gloves looking fresh. The secret is to wssh them before they get too dirty. If soil is allowed to accumulate on gloves, it not only comes off on bands snd clothes, but la difficult to remove. -mim 1 1 i Jmmm bbbbW SJ Brw sS am ssss4 aaam s-Lsk J'iBriEfnK Lsssssssskh. imL iff The lecture series began in Oc tober and will continue until next May The lectures are specially prepared for inquiring non-Catholics who wish to know something of catholic beliefs and practices.

The last several lectures wen given by Her. Victor Donovan St. Ann's Monastery, who will return at later date. Rev. Eugene A.

Morsn. center di "White doeskin, pigskin and capeskin gloves will require more frequent washing than beige, gray, or dsrker colors. However, any rector, today announced that on Wednesday. Jan. 18.

the center will sponsor a lecture at the Knights of Columbus Hall, Adams by Rev. John M. Oesterreicher, New film Vft ssjtfl, '-Wm aaV bbb ataassssL bbbw dBaaaKaaaaaaaaasm LaaaaaVfl IT BBBBBBsl aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaasV JssaW BaaaaaaaaaaaaaaVLViiim tTKflamt jB fjalle zhMmmL daww LwBr aaaL wer BaaaaSkar 9Kt -sV aC 9w rf aaawai aA'nTBBBsar Mm WmwklLwk "MX leather gloves should be washed when spots or smudges appear. To wash gloves, start with a York City pastor and a convert from Judaism. Mrs.

Edward Donohoe will serve as general chairman of arrangements for the lecture and will be assisted by committees to be food thick suds made with mild soap flakes in lukewarm water. Squeeze the suds through the gloves until they are clean. Pigskin and capeskin gloves may be washed on the hands, but doeskin snd suedes sre very tender when wet so should bo handled gently," reminds the borne economist later. Births at Hospitals "When the inside of gloves is AT ST. MARY'S: Dauahter to soiled, turn them inside out and wash.

Rinse gloves in clear luke day to Aloysius and Graea Higgins Lavelle. 7M Snyder son. Sat warm water, then make another urday to Jack and Sally Needham Gillespie. 1418 Pittston Ave. Por'nit light lukewarm suds and sen seta through the gloves.

Do not rinse (Powell Portrait) (Game Fortran MRS. JOHN L. PRINDIRGAST JR. AT STATE: Sons Saturday to MRS. DAVID JAMES LAUDIO MRS.

8DWIN J. BUTLER out this lest suds. "Roll the wet gloves in a turkish Louise Judge, daugh- Miss Mildred Ann Penyak, daugh-uate of Dunmore High School and towel to take up excess water. of Mr. and Mrs.

Edward T. ter of Michael Penyak, 1339 Jef t. 2834 Birney Minooka, Blow into gloves to separate fingers, then lay gloves on a towel. home for the wedding party, families and out-of-town guest A reception was held tears later. A graduate of Marywood Seminary and College, the bride was on the staff of the American Social Miss Joan Marie Naylor.

daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Nay lor. 500 Colfax was married to David James Laudig.

son of Mr. and Mrs. James J. Laudig. 841 Prescott Ave.

Saturday at 2:30 PM. in Myrtle Street Methodist Church. Rev. Mark E. Kroehler performed the ceremony.

Detail! of the wedding appeared in Saturday's Times. away from direct heat, to dry. "When gloves are almost dry. east John L. Prindargast bob of Mrs.

Elizabeth Prendergaat. Easton. were married Saturday in St. Joseph's Church. Minooka Rev.

William Ward, Ashley. officiated. Miss Helen Vernal was Hygiene Association. New York John and Rachel Jefferson Stonka. 1200 Wood Peter and Ceil Jar gieile Kubowics, 1416 Fellows William and Sophie Olenik Bucier-ka.

1000 Mount Vernon James and Victoria Nevaso Dervas. 534 Chestnut Dunmore. AT WEST SIDE: Daughter yesterday to John and Theresa Abchi Buzad. 224 Fairview St. AT WOMAN'S: Daughter Saturday to Louis and Rosemary Pic-cotiai Ciuccio, 112 South Main Old Forge.

AT MERCY: Sons today to Wil liam and Rachel Williams DeCiccs. 217 Meridian Thomas and massage or finger press them. Gently work the lest her between the thumb and fingers to make it soft and pliable. Allow gloves to finish drying. If gloves have dried City.

The bridegroom, a Navy lieutenant during the last war, is a graduate of Easton Hi eh School. ferson snd the late Mrs. Anna Penyak. became the bride of Edwin J. Butler, son of Mr and Mrs.

John T. Butler. SIS Prescott Ave on Thanksgiving Day at 11 AM. in Immaculate Conception Chapel. Magr.

Joseph A. Madden officiated at the double ring ceremony. The church was decorated with white chrysanthemums and pompons. Harold A. Mundy was State Hospital School of Nursing, attended Keystone College.

She is employed by the Visiting Nurse Association A Central High School graduate, the bridegroom is attending evening sessions at the University of Scranton. He is employed by the East Scranton State Rank and Is a World War 2 veteran. The couple left on a wedding trip to Washington, DC. The bride's going-sway costume consisted of a treehark gabardine suit, dark green accsisories, fur and Joseph Schofield. vo- organist Cold vases of chrysanthe- Blair Academy and Colgate Uni decorated the TW.

saaaas rut givffl in marriage by father, wore a candlelight stiff, roll them in a dampened towel for a few minutes before trying to finger press them. "When you put gloves away, smooth them out fist. A layer of tissue paper between each pair of gloves helps to keep them clesn when not being used," Mrs. Parks declared. of Mi The marriage Berbers night blue dress with black scces- satin gown, samara neck The bride wore a gown of heir line, large bertha collar in back and triple rawas of collar in front, long sleeves tapering at the wrists.

loom satin with a basque bodice, Cap mn6 rchid sheer voka neckline, double satin Mary Ailman Barry. 1216 Marion Louise O'Hora. daughter of Mrs. sons yesterday to Edward and drew J. O'Hora.

2006 Electric Marion K. Kimble Hardy, 219 Fair-1 Dunmore. and the late Mr. O'Hora. view Rd Clerks Green: Peter and to William F.

Roland, son of Mr. buttons front from a fitted; bertha, loaf tapering sleeves and I manual Baptist Unit, bodice, full skirt with Urge folds Poppy Pappas Petrakis. 721 Mul uuuiiiiii smii timi iniurru Mission Guild to Meet WCTU Group to Hear in a long train. Her finger versity He is end coach at George town University, Washington. D.C.

When the couple left on a wedding trip, the bride were a blue weal drees with plum Jacket trimmed with blue Russian dyed broadtail, matching hat. black accessories and white orchids. Out-of-town guests included: Mrs. Stephen Kuk. Blairstown; Mrs.

Nicholas Vitale. Miss Mae Hegarty Mr. and Mrs. W. J.

C. Hegarty, Mrs. John Morber. Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Mereer and Mr. aed Mrs. S. Morrow. Easton; Mr.

and Mrs. Lao Mc-Glynn. East Orange, Mrs. Helen Hilbig and son and Mr. and Mrs.

Adolph Caprioli. Canadensis; Mr. and Mrs. John Bramich. Phil lipsburg.

Mr. and Mrs. Breed Thompson, New York City; Mr. large satin bow creating a bustle ef French illusion veil feet and terminating in a cathedral Talk by Psychiatrist berry St daughters yesterdsy to William and Alice Tyler No well. S26 North Apple Dunmore; John and Mary Cox King.

508 fall from an heirloom Venetian train. Her hand-rolled finger tip She carried white orchids The Women of Immanuel Baptist Church will meet with the World Mission Guild st the church Fri dsy at 8 P.M. Mrs. John BiUek will be in charge of the program. A Moltke son Saturday to Ray in ivy and white aaettee.

Dr. Robert Seliger. psychiatrist and author, will address the Alcohol Education Department study group of the Central Citv Women'. veil of imported French illusion was arranged from a satin calotte trimmed with a double row of sories and a gardenia corsage. Breakfast for the bridal party and immediate families followed at Hotel Casey.

A reception waa held later at the bride's home. The former Miss O'Hora Is graduate of Dunmore High School and Marywood College. She is employed as a home service supervisor by the Pennsylvania Power A Light Shenandoah. Mr. Boland, a World War 2 veteran, was graduated from Technical High School and is employed by the Norwich Pharmaceutical Co.

The bride's going away costume consisted of a beige pink suit with brown accessories and white orchid corsage. Following a Canadian wedding trip the couple will reside in Williamsport. of honor. Miss Sally of the bride, wore a Christian Temperance Union to cardinal purple velveteen gown orange blossoms She carried ajcnrtstsnss theme win be followed white satin prayerbook with an Arthur Former will lead de-orchid marker. votions Miss Susan Penyak wu her sii-! An executive board meeting of mond E.

and Dorothy Ann Felt on Beasley. 017 Olive St. AT HAHNEMANN: Daughter today to Frank and Phyllis Con-teasa Marfisi. 527 East Drinker St; Dunmore; daughters yesterday to Charles and Minnie Bersarge Ko wtth a sweetheart neckline, fitted bodice, aasskeaaskg Ftessth skull cap and Mrs. William C.

Roland, 1409 Gibson took place Thanksgiving Day In St. Mary's Church, Dunmore. Rev. Thomas McHugh officiated. The bride wore an ankle-length gown of royal blue, featuring a velvet bodice with apron and bustle effect over a full satin skirt.

Her matching velvet Juliet cap was trimmed with royal blue ostrich tips. She carried a prayerbook with white orchids and stephanotis. Miss Nancy O'Hora was her sister's maid of honor. Her dress of Americsn Beauty velvet and satin was fashioned on the same lines as that of the bride. She wore matching velvet hat trimmed with bronze ostrich tips and carried a cascade of gold bronze ter's maid of honor.

She wore a th bemanuel Women will with a purple bow asm avaline itrsoisri in back morrow at 9:30 A in the YWCA. He will apeak on "It's Smarter Not to Drink." Mrs. Caroline Feldman, department director, will preside. Luncheon will be served. The public is invited.

the general meeting. snd Mrs. Joseph Dillon, Bala Cynwyd, and Mrs. John Hanley and N.Y. Have Your Curtains I aiiiafWad Now and a very full skirt.

She carried purple hybrid orchids arranged in rcy Mrs. Joseph Higgins and Miss Marilyn Ryan were briitaamaiits They were harvest green valvatsea For floor-length gown of aqua taffeta with a fitted bodice, rolled bertha creeling an off the shoulder effect, cap sleeves, bouffant skirt that festured a bustle, matching taffeta mitts and bonnet with a flower trim. Frank M. Dartt was best man A breakfast followed at Spencer's. Dunmore, with a reception later at the Dippre.

The former Mias Penyak. a grad- similar to the maid of Adv. NSS-tf Canasta Cards Rocks Score Fads Community Book Shop 532 gprtits St. Adv 024-M F42S-bttt D18 In 1888 there was only one physician in the United States. They carried gold hybrid Senior Girl Scouts Elect President Tonight Sera nt on gamier Girl Scouts will elect a president tonight at 7 at Girt Scout House, Adams Ave.

Other officers wore elected at a recent planning board meeting. mi noski, 600 Prospect Richard and Ruth Armbruster Goerlitx, rear 936 Wheeler Rocco and Margaret CasUegrande CiuUo, 114 St. Frances Cabrini son yesterday to Joseph end Florence Chesik Coleman. 006 Palm daughters Saturday to Alfred and Florence Hunter Kellerman. Wa-verty; Dr.

Rubin and Gertrude Wruble Zimmerman, 411 Arthur eon to Anthony and Helen Kuless Cerra. 190 Harrison Dunmore. AT TAYLOR: Son yesterday to Harold and Evelyn Aston Lifts, Moscow. RD 3. Miss Anhe L.

Barrett, daughter of Mrs. Lydia Barrett. 80 Murray Binghamton. and the late Thomas Barrett, was married to Jerome J. Connors, 218 North Sum CnnUnufi on Pane 22) rbu in try wedding.

Mrs Donald Boland. Wayne, brother Shamrock, national floral emblem of Ireland, is a species of bop clover. an Autumn sky blue of the bridegroom, was best man. For her daughter's wedding. with beaded top.

blue satin hat. They are: Vice president. Miss Pauline Ciliberti; secretary. Miss Anne Reese, and treasurer. Miss Mrs.

O'Hora wore a dress of mink brown crepe with matching acces and an orchid 18 sories and a gardenia corsage. The Sondra Shair a foe blue crepe dress with bridegroom's mother wore a mid- Senior troop presidents will dis cut steel beaded trim, matching hat. black accessories and an or. cuss their union's program. Mrs.

chid Max Roth will talk on "A Speakers' Bureau." Mrs. James K. Pock Of will speak on 'Public Relati n. Nicholas Vitale. Easton: mu MVS 0NLV Miss Ginger Riteh will least group singing.

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