The Plain Speaker from Hazleton, Pennsylvania • Page 12

THE PLAIN SPEAKER, HAZLETON, FRIDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER 12, 1958 PAGE 12 Unico Ladies Bride Of Bernard M. Barilla Anne C. Fedgo Is August Bride Wed In New York City Church Marie La Rose New Prefect Of MPB Group Marie LaRose was elected prefect of the BJessed Virgin Mary Sodality of the Most Precious Blood Church at a meeting held last night. Other officers elected were Emily LaRocca, vice-Prefect; Carmella LaRocco, secretary; and Sandra Scatton, treasurer. Chairmen of the various sodality committees elected were Victoria Molina, social life; Pat Hig-gins, Our Lady; Anna Jean Cameron, publicity; Carmella Colum-bo, Eucharist; Joan Greco, Apostolic; and Carmella Montone and Cathy Crease, Catholic truth.

A retreat will be held at The Villa of Our Lady of the Poconos on October 3, 4 and 5. Those members interested in attending the retreat are asked to contact Marie LaRose at GL 5-3092. A i i Mil i A I vh- i I', in i mi' I i UnrlL ii 1 1 in 1 1 it '1f mi i 7,1 Jit 1 a 31 rs. Peter Miss Dorothy Masanovich, West Hazleton, and Peter Danovich, New York City, N. were united in marriage at 1 p.

m. Saturday, Aug. 30, in the Serbian Orthodox Church, New York City. Rev. Tamilian performed the double ring ceremony.

The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Masonvich, 614 North Broad street. The bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Dorothy Danovich, 404 West 5Gth street, I New York City.

I Following a reception at the' American-Yugoslav II couple took a honeymoon trip to Niagara Falls and Detroit, Mich. They will live in New York City. Given in mariage her the bride was attired in a white, rose point lace gown, made the empire line, with a long tight! r.uA wi; i tulle bateau neckline and long tight lace sleeves ending in points at her wrists. Her triple bouffant skirt with a I M. Barilla Plans were discussed for the Inter-Sodality Day to be held Oc tober 12 at 10:30 a.

m. at the Holy Trinity R. C. Church, North Laurel street. Carmella Barletta was in charge of the social hour which followed last night's meeting.

Rebekah Lodge Plans Events Mrs. JMma JDrumheller was elected noble grand, and Miss Betty Allen, vice grand, at last night's meeting of Lady Jeremiah Rebekah Lodge, at the Masonic Temple. Other officers will be appointed by the two elected officers. Installation will be held Thursday, Oct. 9.

Initiation of candidates will be held at 7:30 p. m. Thursday, Sept. 25, with Mrs. Minnie Totten of the degree team in charge.

This team will rehearse next Thursday. Mrs. Alma Lonzer was elected delegate to the State Assembly to be held in Pittsburgh next June. The charter was draped" in memory of Mrs. Jenny Smith and Mrs.

Minnie Snyder, lodge members who died during the past year. Mrs. Marian Carter reported on the Children's Home, Sunbuiy. She was also named chairman of the annual banquet which will be held Thursday, Oct. 16, at the Christ Lutheran Church-.

Mrs. Stephen St. Michael's Greek Cathobc Church, McAdoo, was the setting August 30 for the marriage of Miss Anne C. Fedgo, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

George Fedgo, 43 Main street, RD, Freeland, to Stephen J. Gladis, son of Mrs. Anna Gladis and the late John Gladis, 328 West Sherman street, McAdoo. Rev. Paul Vasko performed the double ring ceremony and was celebrant of the nuptial high mass at 11 a.

m. Andrew Morros, this city, sang "Ave Maria" and "Mother at Thy Feet Is Kneeling" as the bride presented a bouqaet of white chrysanthemums to the Blessed Mother. The responses to the nuptial mass were by Michael Markus, McAdoo. The bride was attired in a col- tia mass were by Michael McAdoo. Jtie bride was attired in a apricot waltz length princess style gowns, with round necklines, short sleeves and full skirts.

They wore matching crowns with circular and carried colonial bouquets of talisman roses with white pompons and white satin streamers. The junior bridesmaid was gowned like the honor attendant. John Barilla, brother of the bridegroom, was the best man and the ushers were John Morton, bro-j ther of the bride, and John Kalen- Hiss Mary Maylath presided at the console of the organ and sang "Ave Maria' and Lord I Am Not Worthy for her daughter wedding, Mrs. Morton wore a pink and blue siik prim aress ana maicning accessories, while the mother of the bridegroom chose a beige embossed taffeta sheath dress and matching accessories. Both mothers wore white orchid corsages.

After a reception at Holy Trinity hall, the couple left for a honeymoon trip to Virginia and Washington, D. C. Upon their return they will reside at 683 McKinley street. The bride, a graduate of Hazle- ion mgn acnooi, uass in To Have Card Party October 2 The card party to be held for the benefit of the Unico Welfare, Fund was discussed at length last night during the monthly meeting of theXadies of Unico at the Hotel Altamont. The party will be held Thursday, October 2, at Genetti's Pennsylvania Room, North Laurel street, beginning at 8 p.

m. Proceeds will be added to the Fund which is aiding in the purchase of equipment and books for the Sheltered Workshop at the Arthur Street School. Much progress on the affair was reported by Mrs. Joseph Lucia, general chairman. General reports were heard from Mrs.

Rocco Fescina, Mrs. Joseph DiSabella, and Mrs. Frank Cap-parell. An invitation extended by the Hazleton Unico to attend Past President's Night at Sun Valley Inn Tuesday, Spt. 16, when Dr.

V. J. Kennedy will be honored, was gratefully accepted by the ladies. The affair will begin with a dinner at 7 p. followed by the testimonial program and dancing.

Mrs. John Ferdinand, social chairman of the evening, had as her table decoration cornucopias filled with grapes, tomatoes, potatoes, apples, mangoes and plums, to carry out a harvest theme. The gift of the evening was re ceived by Mrs. V. J.

Capparell. Mrs. Marie Calvani conducted the meeting in the absence of Mrs. Louis J. Fierro, president.

The next meeting will be held at 8:15 p. m. Thursday, October 9, at the Hotel Altamont. i i WaT IVlOtnerS Party Oct. 3 A joint party to be held the Gold star Mothm and the War Mothers was planned last night at a meeting of the Leaf ch Mothers at the VFW Home, East Green street.

The affair will be held at 8 p. m. Friday, October 3, at the Ameri- can Legion Home; Members are asked to bring a friend and a gift. A covered dish supper was also scheduled or Monday, October 13, at the home of Mrs. Irene Calla- han.

122 South Laurel street. It will begin at 6:30 p. m. A meeting will follow the supper and tach member is asked to bring a gift. cards to Clora Reinmiller, 113 East? jiu at their homes.

Last night's attendance awards went to Delia Stewart. Rnmnnr. fid during the meet'ing and report. ed on the VFW District President's banquet which she attended Wednesday night. Hostesses for last night's meeting were Ann Chonko and Dorothy Sweda.

The next meeting will be held at 8 p. m. Wednesday, Oct. 8, at the VFW Home. Irene Callahan and Nell Clark will be hostesses.

Hi Jinx Complete Initiation Plans About 40 girls attended the organizational meeting of the Hi Jinx Cfub of West Hazleton High School last night. Plans were completed for the informal initiation which will be held in the school gymnasium next Thursday. Judy Baigis presided during the business meeting. Advisors are Beatrice Hapeno-vich and Betty Jane Markavich. RECEIVE ON SUNDAY St.

John's G. C. Junior and Senior Holy Name Society, this city, will receive Holy Communion at the 8:30 a. mass Sunday. A bake sale will be conducted following all masses on that day.

Closeout Sale of Jere Woodring's Stock Save up to 60 Boston Hardware, 44 N. Wyoming Adv. Mrs. Bernard Miss Mary Jane Morton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

John Morton, 364 South Poplar street, became the bride of Bernard M. Barilla, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Barilla, 536 Harrison street, at 8:30 a.m. Monday, September 1 in Holy Trinity R.C.

Church. Rev. Leo M. Gardzalla was the celebrant of the nuptial high mass. Given in marriage by her brother, James Morton, West Palm Beach, the bride wore a white French lace and silk organza gown with a fitted basque bodice, a Sa-brina neckline accented with iridescent sequins and short sleeves.

Her double shirred silk skirt over taffeta, fell from the hipline into a chapel train. She wore a double tier fingertip length veil of imported French illusion with a hand roll-' ed hem arranged on a. beaded crown. She carried a prayerbook topped with two white orchids and stephanotis. Mrs.

Shirley Daniels, Norfolk, the matron of honor, wore a mint green waltz length princess style gown with a round neckline, wore a matching crown with a circular veil and carried a bouquet of mint green roses and white pompons with white satin streamers. Miss Mabel Morton, sister of the bride, and Miss Elaine Mehalshick, McAdoo, were the bridesmaids, and Miss Ann Marie Barilla, sister of the bridegroom, was the junior bridesmaid. The bridesmaids were attired in col-a weiner roast on Tuesday at (5 onial rose pointed lace and nylopp.m. pians for the affair wcra ulle Kwn witn a fftted lace bod-; made at the first meeting of the deep ruffle hemline had a' four-! the bride attended west iiazie-tier ruffle back that ended in ton High School and was an oper-chapel train. She wore a roseiator for the Bell Telephone Co.

Noble Grand Dorothy Beltz wasshort sieeVes and a full skirt. She J. Gladis The Ijride is a graduate of Hazla Township High School and attended the Golden Beacon Business College, Wilmington, Del. She is presently employed in the offices of Publix Shirt Corp. The bridegroom is' a graduate of McAdoo High School and attended the Pierce School of Business Administration.

He is employed by the Federal Government. Out-of-town guests attended from Shenandoah, Clifton, N. Jackson Heights, N. Rockaway, N. Denville, N.

and New York City. GS Troop 36 Will Hold Weiner Roast Girl Scout Troop 36 of the Dia JmorKj Methodist Church will hoH season this week. The scouts also made plans for an overnicht camDins trip to Camo (Joy-Lo on Friday and Saturday, September 19 and 20. The troop leaders are Mrs. G.

Snyder and Mrs VISIT LIBRARY The third grade students of Walnut Street School with their teacher, Mrs. Lucille Foulkrod, visited the children's department of tha public library yesterday. Hazel Lubrecht, children's librarian, presented the class with a diploma signifying 100 per cent readership among the students. 221 WEST BROAD YOUR HULA HOOP employed by Sears Roebuck street and Louis'e Bousk Co. The bridegroom raduatel point lace miniature circle crown studded with sequins and seed pearls on a hip-length French illusion veil with a handrolled hem.

She carried two white orchids and stephanotis. Dorothy Lubardo, Wilkes-Barre, was maid of honor. She wore a floor-length coral gown of silk nylon chiffon, made with a tight fitted bodice, a pleated chiffon yolk portrait necKiine ana snort i kk 1 sleeves. Her billowing skirt hadbalem WoLO MeetS ce ana a nyion tunc yoke and 'ace edge jewel neckline. Her triple nylon tulle billowing skirt ha rose point lace cascade panel inserts to the hipline, falling into a floor-illusion hemline.

She wore a fingertiD-lens'th veil of plain trench illusion with a rolled edge arranged on a trench sequin and pearl crown. She wore wristlength gloves and carried a white orchid with flowing steph anotis. Miss Loretta Kaplafka, R.N., Shenandoah, cousin of the bridegroom, was maid of honor. She wore a gown of gold velvet over taffeta with a fitted bodice, round neckline and short sleeves. The contrasting bell skirt had a drape caught with a bow.

She wore a matching crown hat and carried a bouquet of bronze pompons. Michael Fedgo, Jackson Heights, N. cousin of the bride, performed the duties of best man. The mother of the bride wore a pink Chantilly lace dress with matching accessories. The mother of the bridegroom wore a Dior silk dress and matching accessories.

Both mothers wore corsages of red roses. A reception was held for the immediate families at the home of the bride, after which the couple left on a honeymoon trip to Cape Cod, Montreal and Quebec, Canada. Beth Israel Sisterhood To Have Fall Festival At Temple Oct. 29 a back trapeze panel to the hemline. She were short white gloves and a circular coral crown trim- med in beads and sequins with a yellow roses Mrs.

Violet Sarcevich, Detroit, was matron of honor. She wore an apple green gown identical to that of the maid of honor and carried a bouquet of yellow roses. Delcy Masanovkh, Emilee Paj- pi frarkus Danovich ovich and Dorothy Grovich were bridesmaids. They were gowned identical to the honor attendants in shades of pale pink, cyclcman rose and romance blue. They carried bouquets of yellow roses.

Delcy Sarcevich, Detroit, was flower girl. She wore a coral silk nylon chiffon gown, made in colonial style, with a fitted bodice, square neckline, short puff sleeves and a full skirt which had a tra- peze panel to the hemline. She wore a matching coral bonnet and short white gloves and carried a basket of rose petals. Wassil Pajovich, West Hazleton, was best man. Vojislav Sarcevich, Evo Vukcevich, Nick Danovich and Melvin Vukcevich were ushers, Danny Masanovich was ring tearcr 1 he mother of the bride chose rose dress with white accessories.

The mother of the bridegroom chose a navy blue dress with black accessories, I he bridegroom attended schools in West Hazleton and New York City. He is a salesman for the i Kne Firm. New! York City. Guests attended the wedding from Detroit, Bridgeport, New Jersey, Pittsburgh, New York, Wilkes-Barre, Hazleton, Lebanon and Weston. At New Parsonage The Women's Society of Service of the Salem E.

U. Church met at the new parsonage this week and were entertained by Mrs. George D. Hoag, who also had charge of the devotions for the meeting. rians are being made for the annual thank offering service which will be held November 26.

This meeting will be in charge of Mrs. Harry Fesler, secretary of Spiritual Life of the Society, and her committee. A fall Vesper Service will be held at Ringtown on Sunday, Septem- ber 28th. Buffalo nickels and Lincoln pen nies were collected for different projects. The meeting was presided over by the president Miss Delilah Wagner.

October meeting will be held at the home of Miss Carrie Steckert, Laurel Hill terrace. Old nylon stockings are being collected to send to Japan and old eye glasses will also me used, and it was also asked that each member contribute to the fall clothing drive. she's dressing for two and smartly, The tver-popular -utr-wearable Jerkin This ont of Com corduroy is beaulit'uUy ttyhd with unique coin buttort front closing and coin pm on side Rap. Shirt is cut out, patented adjustable. In dramatic Sizes 818 II ii um uie Miuc 5UIUUI is employed by Automobile Supply Co.

Guests attended the wedding from -Florida New Jersey, Levit- iuwij, ujuuiu, uuauciyma aim Virginia. Eighty Nurses At District Meeting Eighty nurses representing the Luzerne County District of the Pennsylvania Nurses' Association attended the bi-monthly organizational meeting at St. Joseph Hospital last night. Miss Anne Fertally, president of the St. Joseph Hospital Nurses Guild, introduced Miss Audrey Jones, Kingston, president of the Luzerne County nurses, at the general meeting.

Miss Jones presided during the board meeting which was held previous to the main session. A program on civil defense was sponsored by the Visiting Nurses Association under the direciion of Miss Ruth K. Bommer, director-supervisor. Appropriate pamphlets On civil defense and on disaster nursing were distributed. Refreshments were served by members of the St.

Joseph Hospital Guild who acted as hostess to the guest nurses. Discounts jP1 photographic p' CAMERAS Hi 1 KATHLEEN R. SWEENEY DANCE STUDIOS YWCA, BROAD HAZLETON CLASSES BEGIN SEPT. 15th, 4:30 P.M. Taj) Toe Ballet Modern Jazz Singing and Baton Twirling.

Beginners Intermediates and Professional Classes. This ad and 50c will entitle any new student to" their first lesson. 111 LIiaiKC Ul lilt UUOHIC03 whkh miUne business in charge of the business meeting also transacted. Mrs. Daisy Stegner served refreshments.

Bus Trip Planned By Drums Society A bus trip to St. Anthony's Catacombs, Long Island, N. was planned last night at a meeting of the Altar and Rosary Society of the Good Shepherd Church, Drums. The trip will be made on Saturday, October 18. Mrs.

William D. Morgan, Drums, is in charge of arrangements. The monthly bake sale will be held after masses on Sunday, September 21. The October meeting of the group to be held on Thursday, October 9, will be a costume affair. Each member has been asked to come masked.

Birth Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Vilushin, 591 Lincoln street, a daughter, (St. Joseph Hospital). The mother is the former Milda Carolyn Shim-shick.

Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Mayer-nick, 895 Alter street, a son (St. Joseph Hospital). Prior to marriage the mother was Mildred De-Spirito.

Mr. and Mrs. George Lucash, rear 11 Tresckow road, McAdoo Heights, a son (State Hospital). The mother's maiden name was Helen Gallo. Mr.

and Mrs. William Licurgo, RD 1, Hazleton, a son (State Hos- jipital). Before marriage the moth-i er was Emma Schell. Genetti's Laurei and 15th Street Markets open 9 a. m.

to 9 p. m. IjWe give Green Stamps. Artv McCANN NIGHT SCHOOL Stbrts Sept. 15 Enroll Daily 9 A.M.

to 5 P.M. Saturday 10 A.M. to 1 P.M. Wed. Eve.

7 P.M. to 9 P.M. 7th Floor, Traders Dk. Bldg. GL 4-1541 IF YOU ACT 0 You still have time to join our classes and become a '-v I -l iPPmntrt TOMORROW ONE DAY ONLY! fllj lraiyi SALE OF BRAND NEW FALL- ij A Fall Festival Jto be sponsored by the Sisterhood of the Beth Is raei lempie win De neia ai me temple auditorium on Wednesday, October 29, beginning at 10:30 a.

m. At a meeting held recently, Mrs. Harry Grumbach, chairman for (he affair, announced the following booth co-chairmen: Mrs. Mark Janov and Mrs. Robert Bloom, children's booth; Mrs.

Jules Mason and Mrs. Donald Mason, food booths; Mrs. Dave Feingold and Mrs. Milton Leichtman, general merchandise; Mrs. William Sherman and Mrs.

Harry Cohn, snackbar; Mrs. Sam Pollock and Mrs. Joseph Harlem, flowers and plants; Mrs. Jane Mason, art; Mrs. Sam Feidelman and Mrs.

Louis Eikov, handmade articles; Mrs. George Janov, world trade booth. Mrs. Charles Perlman, Mrs. Donald Hyman and Mrs.

Israel Klap-per will be in charge of the decorations and Mrs. Maynard Still-man, pubilicity. The youth group of the will be in charge of the grab bags for the young visitors. Food will be served at the sale from the opening hour until time in the evening. There have also been provisions made for food to be taken out.

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