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A A A A a THE PLAIN SPEAKER, HAZLETON, SATURDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER 24, 1955 BIRTHS PATTERNS JACOBY ON BRIDGE Bridge Foes Never Err (By OSWALD JACOBY) (Written for NEA Service) South looked to the opponents in today's hand, but it for help wasn't forthcoming. Mind you, there's nothing wrong with playing for the enemy to make a mistake, but it doesn't pay to rely on hopeless blunder if you have a any better chance by straightforward play. West led the three of diamonds, East put up the queen, and South won with the ace. South took the king of spades and then looked around for a way to persuade the enemy to lead a spade to dummy's ace. This was silly, since the play of the king of spades made the whole situation clear to the defenders.

South actually continued with a diamond, and West hopped up with the jack of diamonds and continued with another diamond to his partner's king. East next led the three of clubs, and West won with the jack. West knew that his partner had either the queen or ace of clubs since East wouldn't have led a low clubs unless he could stand a return lead in the suit. (If East had held only small clubs, he would have led a fairly high spot- NORTH 23 4A9843 A A A 95 964 4 852 WEST EAST A J762 A 105 10 6 Q42 J73 Q82 A 93 SOUTH (D) MAKJ873 A 105 00106 North-South vul. South West North East Pass Pass Pass 14 Pass Opening lead- 3 card.

to warn his partner against returning the suit.) Hence, West knew that it was safe to continue with the king of clubs. When this held the trick, West led a third club. East took the ace of clubs, thus completing the job of reducing South to his trump suit. East then led the thirteenth diamond. South had to decide whether to trump with the jack or with the seven.

He guessed wrong and was overruffed by the ten. Now a spade lead forced South to ruff, and East got a trump trick with his queen. South was thus down two on a hand that he should have made. The correct play is to overtake the king of spades with rummy's ace and finesse the jack of hearts at once. The finesse succeeds, and South can draw trumps, making six trump tricks and two aces.

Protected Circle Social On Oct. 14 Protected Home Circle, No. 301, held a covered dish supper last evening at Union Hall. Games were played, and Hattie O'Donnell 1 received the attendance award. Members of the committee were Mrs.

Norman MacNeal, Charlotte Keich. Mrs. Wilbur James, and Mrs. Fred Brommer. The circle will hold a social October 14, and each member is ed to take a gift.

The committee will comprise Sarah Walton, Mrs. MacNeal, and Mrs. Brommer. Fete McAdoo Pair On Silver Anniv. A surprise party was held at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Martin Capparell, 834 West 15th street, in: honor of Mr. and Mrs. J. Nelson Simasek, of MeAdoo, who recently celebrated their silver wedding anniversary.

The party was planned by the couple's children, Mary Ann and Buddy Simasek, and a dinner was served. Poplar Street PTA To Meet Tuesday The Poplar Street Parent-Teacher Association will conduct its first meeting of the fall and winter season Tuesday night at 7:30 at the school. A movie entitled "Shyness in Children" will be shown followed by a discussion period. Parents who have children attending school are invited. Melt a couple of tablespoons of butter with a few slivered blanched almonds until the nuts are goldenbrown; serve over green asparagus (frozen or canned) or cooked fresh snap beans.

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16 Pa. Vie Oleyar, Free. 613 Aww. SOCIETY NEWS Schlenker-DeBelles Nuptials Mrs. Charles Miss Mary Sue DeBelles, ter of Mr.

and Mrs. Carmen DeBelles, of Maple street, Tresckow, and Charles E. Schlenker, son of Mrs. Ellen Schlenker and the late William Schlenker, of 220 East Green street, this city, were united in marriage this morning at 9 o'clock in St. Bartholomew's church, Tresckow.

Rev. Francis J. Mento officiated. The bride was given in marriage by her father and wore a white silk gown, made in a colonial style with a D'alencon lace fitted bodice, portrait neckline with bracelet length sleeves and a bouffant skirt. The bodice, neckline and lace band sleeves were studded with cent sequins and she wore a plain hand-rolled edge French illusion veil arranged on a D'alencon lace cap.

She wore white kid wrist gloves and carried a small bouquet' of white stephanotis centered with white cymbidium orchids. Miss Joan Petrole was maid of honor and wore a jade green iridescent taffeta and applique lace cocktail length gown made in a colonial style with a lace torso, bodice bracelet length and a porteaves bouffant iridescent taffeta skirt. She wore a small jade green velvet cut out fitted hat, short white kid wrist gloves, matching lace sandals and carried a bouquet of yellow baby pompons centered with green cymbidium orchids. Miss Sally Petrole served as Mix-And-Match! 9232 6-14 (By MARIAN MARTIN) Easy-sew separates mix and match so many different ways to add to her school-time wardrobe! Button-front blouses, favorite jerkin, flare skirt make colorful outfits for your young miss in plaid 'n' plain cotton, wool! Pattern 9232: Girls' Sizes 6, 8, 10, 12, 14. Size 10 jerkin and skirt take 21 yards 39-inch fabric; blouse, yards 35-inch.

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President Mrs. Oliver Gicking will conduct the session, and the program will be in charge of Mrs. Beatrice Reed. Mrs. Lida Ocksreider, chairman of the telephone squad, and her committee are contacting the Council members.

Refreshments will be served by the social committee, headed by Mrs. Elsie Hauze and Mrs. Earl Voorhies. Personals Mr. and Mrs.

J. E. Southwell are spending the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. John Ronayne and family of Forest Hills, Long Island, N.

Y. Miss Nancy Griesmer, society editor on The Plain and Miss Giovanna Fellin staff Speakers of Fellin's jewelry store will return this weekend from a two weeks vacation spent in Mexico. They traveled by plane. of Mr. 728 and West Mrs.

Fourth Leland street, Whitfield turned from a visit to and Doud families in Pittsburgh and Homestead. Robert Decker of Laurytown Valley, who suffered a broken arm and. other injuries when his car overturned, is able to be about again. Mr. and Mrs.

Michael Scatton, of East Maple street, left to spend the weekend with friends i in Levittown, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Don Malkames, of Tuckahoe, N. have returned after a visit to Mr.

and Mrs. Carl Malkames of this city. The former, a Hazleton native, is a nationally known movie cameraman, Miss Jeannine Koch, R. who had been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Norman Koch, of Weatherly, has left for Stutegardt, Germany to visit her brother-in-law and sister, Captain and Mrs. William Williams and family. Emerson Sterling of Levittown, who spent a vacation with relatives in this city, and St. Johns, has returned. He is a former LVRR trainman.

Mrs. Richard Coburn of South Poplar street, left to spend the weekend with relatives in Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Skulsky, of North Vine street, have returned from Allentown where they spent several days at the fair.

Mrs. Blanche Frey who has been ill at her home in Weatherly for some time, is reported to be unimproved. Mrs. J. A.

Santella Swart of Luluabourg, Belgian Congo, a former resident of Hazleton, who has been vacationing at the Hotel Altamont for some time, will leave for her home shortly. Rev. and Mrs. Aaron Tosh of Landis, N. are weekend guests of Mrs.

James Tosh of James street. Lieut. John Roots of the LVRR police force, and Mrs. Roots of North Church street, are at Wyoming today to attend the funeral of Mrs. Roots' father, John Stupak, Sr.

Claire Bickelman of Weatherly, member of the U. S. Air Force is home on furlough prior to being assigned to the Pacific theatre. Mrs. Louise Amend of Hazleton, and Mrs.

Hilda Seitzinger of Freeland, were at Jim Thorpe to attend a meeting of officers of the Order of Eastern Star of Distriet 21-B. Mrs. Donald A. Zanolini of Fern Glen, has returned from a visit to her husband who was stationed at Fort Knox, Ky. Pfc.

Zanolini left by plane on Wednesday for Germany to join the Armed Cavalry Regiment, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Naugle of this city, were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Hontz, at Pond Hill.

Mrs. Dick Michael of this city had as her recent guests Mr. and Mrs. Strauss Hagenbaugh and Mrs. Marjorie Knouse of Lily Lake, We Will Be Closed Monday in observance of religious holiday germans HAZLETON, PA.

THE HOME OF GOOD CLOTHES In Genevieve Polumbo Wed Today The marriage of Miss Genevieve Polumbo, R.N., daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Pasquale Polumbo, of 654 Hayes street, to William J. Rotunno, son of Mr. and Mrs.

William Rotunno, of 25 Catherine Elizabeth, N. was solemnized this morning at 10 o'clock in the Most Precious church Rev. Joseph W. Bucolo officiating. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a white Belgium lace gown over bridal satin featurthe fitted bodice with a long torso, V- neckline outlined with iridescent sequins, long tapering sleeves and points over the wrists.

A band of iridescent sequins emphasized the hipline of 3 very chapel train. She wore a double shirred skirt which fell into le tier veil of French silk illusion with a hand-rolled edge arranged on a double beaded crown and carried a white orchid on mother of pearl prayer book and a cascade white sweetheart roses with bluish tint. Mrs. William Mrs. Ann D'Alberto, sister of the bride, was matron honor ing a shrimp nylon tulle strapless floor length gown, with a fitted bodice, removable bolero jacket, a double tulle skirt over taffeta with scattered medallion accented with iridescent rhinestones.

She wore shrimp velvet leaf hat with a nose veil and carried a cascade of yellow roses centered with an orchid. Misses Margaret Nash, R.N., and Caroline Stempko, R.N., were, bridesmaids wearing aqua and lilac gowns with matching hats identical to that of the matron of honor. They both carried cascades of yellow roses centered with an orchid. Misses Marie D'Alberto and JoAnn Grotousky were junior bridesmaids and wore shrimp and lilac gowns with matching velvet bandeaus similar to the bridesmaids. They both carried cymbidium ids in a cascade with yellow roses.

Miss Lucille Thrash was flower girl and wore an aqua gown similar to the bridesmaids. She also carried cymbidium orchids with yellow roses. Ralph Barra was the best man and Salvadore Giglio and Louis Polumbo, the ushers. The bride's mother wore a beige iridescent taffeta nylon net dress with black accessories and the groom's mother a blue eyelet taffetta dress with lilac and black accessories. Both wore orchid corsages.

Prof. John Stanziola was the organist and James Kostick, the soloist. The music included "Ave Maria," "Panis Angelicus" and "Mother At Thy Feet Is Kneeling." Breakfast was served at the bride's home followed by a dinner and reception at the Eagles Ballroom. The couple will motor to Florida on their honeymoon, and upon returning on October 8, will WHAT TO DO Strain, GET QUICK RELIEF. this NEW SURGICAL SUPPORT The gentle bracing of tired muscles proper support can give remarkable relief from Sacroiliac Strain.

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Broad 580 Alter St. Where Parking is More Available and Prices and Services Pleasing. Births Mrs. Kenneth Hand, president of the United Church Women of the Hazleton area, has announced the committee members who have made arrangements for the Fall Rally of the church women Tuesday night at 7:30 o'clock at the Salem Evangelical United Brethren Church. Miss Dorothy M.

Bayless is chairman for the rally and will give the welcome. Members of the committee include: Mrs. Samuel Henritzy, Mrs. William K. Wear, Miss Reba Wagner, Mrs.

Alfred Adey, Mrs. Frederick Crane, Mrs. Charles F. Catherman, Miss Ida Gilbert, Mrs. W.

Hellings, Mrs. Edward Allen, Mrs. M. Crouthers, Mrs. A.

E. Margwarth, Mrs. Richard Owens, Mrs. William Burkhardt, Mrs. Ernst, Homer Achenbach, Mrs.

Dennison, and Mrs. Amy D. Romig. Mrs. Henritzy will introduce the speaker, Rev.

Frederick L. Pedersen, D.D., of Philadelphia. The Scripture reading will be given by Mrs. Allen, and Mrs. Hand will lead the prayer.

Following the rally, women from Salem Church will serve cake and coffee in the church social rooms. Circle To Hear Nominating Report A report of the nominating committee will be heard at the meeting of the Ruth Browning Circle, of St. Paul's Methodist Church, Monday night at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Elsie Robison and Mrs. Blanche Eastman, 514 West Third street.

Mrs. G. Hoffman will be leader for devotions, and the study book will be reviewed by Mrs. Charles Schutter. During the business session, in charge of Mrs.

Louis Riley, plans will be coming pleted for the W. S. C. S. bazaar October 12.

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M. R. SOBER Phone Millville 3275 Mr. and Mrs. Louis Magagna, of 108 Putnam street, West Hazleton, a daughter (State Hospital).

The mother is the former Ruth Roberts. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lutz, of 578 Carson street, a daughter (State Hospital). The mother was formerly Florence Domico.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Turnbach, of 104 Cottman street, Cheltenham, a daughter (St. Joseph Hospital). The mother's maiden name was Elizabeth Mattaeuf.

Mr. and Mrs. Pasquale, DiLuzio, of 1917 South street, Allentown, a son born September 16 (Allentown Hospital). The paternal grandmother of the baby is Mrs. Grace DiLuzio, of this city, the maternal grandmother, Mrs.

Kurek, Allentown. Catherine, Mrs. Joseph Bagnata, of 17 West Seventh street, a son (State Hospital). The mother was Agnes Kubitsky before marriage. Mr.

and Mrs. Howard Brior, of Fern Glen, ca son (St. Joseph Hospital). The mother was formerly Ilamae Berger. Mr.

and Mrs. John Brew, of Conyngham, a son (State Hospital). The mother is the former Janet Meuhlos. Mr. and Mrs.

Alfred Sickle, of 164 Michael street, South Plainfield, N. a son (Muhlenberg Hospital, Plainfield). The mother is the former Rosemarie Barletta. Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Scalise, of 113 Jefferson street, Paulsboro, formerly of this city, West, a daughter. The mother was formerly Rita Matrese. Pane Schlenker bridesmaid and wore a jade green applique lace and iridescent taffeta cocktail length gown made exactly like the honor attendant's, matching accessories and short white kid wrist gloves. She carried a bouquet of yellow baby pompons centered with green cymbidium orchids. Peter Debellas was best man and Michael Rymond, usher.

The bride's mother wore a rosedust crystallete cocktail dress with matching hat and pomps and short white wrist gloves. The groom's mother wore a navy blue dress! trimmed white with navy accessories. Both wore orchid corsages. Katherine Coyle was the organist and James Kostic, the soloist. A reception and dinner held at the Strand Hall, McAdoo, after which the couple left on a honeymoon to Washington, D.

C. The bride attended Hazleton! High School and is employed at the Tung-Sol plant, Weatherly. The groom attended the same school and works at Plainfield, N. J. Weddings AUERBACH-CRONE Mr.

and Mrs. Irving J. Crone, of Brooklyn, N. announce the marriage of their daughter, Miss Janice Crone, to Donald Nathaniel bach Auerbach, and the son late of Ann Herman W. Auerbach, of this city.

The nuptials took place at Brooklyn August 28. The bride attended the School of American Ballet and the High School of Performing Arts. She is a graduate of the Rhodes School, Manhattan. Mr. Auerbach attended sylvania State University and was graduated from the New York Institute of Photography.

He is associated with the Robert Crandall Studios in New York City. The couple plan to take up residence in Forest Hills, N. Y. ZULLO-HINKLE The marriage of Miss Dorothy Mae Hinkle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

William Hinkle, of Washington street, Weatherly, to Robert Paul Zullo, son of Joseph Zullo, of 210 Kiefer avenue, this city, took place Saturday, September 17, at the First Baptist Church this city. Rev. Kenneth Hand officiated at the 9 a. m. wedding ceremony, The bride was attired in an street-length dress with black aqua vel- vet accessories.

Serving as attendants for the couple were Mr. Mrs. Herman Hinkle, brother and sister-in-law of the bride. Following the wedding, they left on a two-weeks' honeymoon trip to Florida. The couple will reside at 210 Kiefer avenue.

The bride, a graduate of Schaub High School, Weatherly, with the class of 1955, is employed at Young's Department Store, Weatherly. Mr. Zullo, an alumnus of Hazleton High School, class of 1949, is employed in the circulation department of the tinel. CANTEEN TONIGHT AT YW A regular canteen program will HT be held tonight at the YWCA. With the Hazleton High School-Swoyersville game postponed again, an after-game dance planned for tonight had to be called off.

Many area mothers were able to be wage earners last year because of the services provided by the Child Care Center. Rotunno, Jr. reside at 45 Carolyn Terrace, Roselle, N. J. Out of town guests were from Connecticut, Philadelphia, New York, New Jersey and Berwick, Announces Troth Of Mary Stecker Announcement is made by Mrs.

George P. Stecker, of 241 East Green street, of this city, daughter, of the Mary, gagement her to Cornelius Estok, of Rev. and Mrs. Michael 'Estok, of 223 West Sixth street. Miss Stecker presently is an employe of the Publix Shirt le while Middletown, Mr.

Estok Pa. is employed at wedding date has not been set. Edgewood Couple Married 62 Years Mr. of and Mrs. George celebrated Reichart, their Sr.

Edgewood, 62nd wedding anniversary this week. They are former residents of Hazleton Heights. The couple has four children: George, Jr. and Mrs. Robert Hill, of Hazleton; Mrs.

Gene ski, Nanticoke; and Earl of Baltimore, Md. A son Nathan is deceased. There are 19 grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren. Engaged To Wed Mahanoy City Man Mrs. Anna Mudrick, of Ebervale, announces the engagement of her daughter, Marion, to Joseph Hornak, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Michael Hornak, of 334 West Centre street, Mahanoy City. Miss Mudrick attended the Hazle Township Schools and is employed by the Publix Shirt Corp. Her fiance was graduated from Mahanoy City High School and is an employe of the U. S.

Post Ofrice at Philadelphia. A spring wedding is planned. 200 AT DEMONSTRATION About 200 men and women attended the demonstration of new electric washer and dryer, which was sponsored last night by the Ladies' Bible Class of Christ Lutheran Church in the parish house. Entertainment consisted of a skit showing the old modern method of washing clothes, and refreshments were served by a committee from the class. Twenty At Good Cheer Class Meet Plans for fall activities were discussed when 20 members of the Good Cheer Bible Class of Grace Evangelical and Reformed Church met last evening in the social rooms of the church.

Mrs. Lloyd K. Kramer, president, led devotions, and refreshments were served by Mrs. Carl A. Koch, Miss Gertrude Koch and Mrs.

Kramer. Tressler Class Supper On Tuesday The Tressler Bible Class, of St. Paul's Methodist Church, will open its fall season of activities with a covered dish supper and business meeting in the church social rooms Tuesday night at 6 o'clock. The social committee is composed of Mrs. Morgan Walton and Mrs.

Foster Carter, chairmen; Mrs. Roy Gill, Mrs. Stanley Sherry, and Mrs. Dora Marshman. CORPS TO MEET The Woman's Relief Corps, No.

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