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Hcuieton iiandard-Speaker, Mona'ay, November 29, 1965 15 Pretty Teenager Vanishes in Thailand Soroptimist Party Dec. 6th Hazleton Soroptimist Club will Mary Schaar and Mrs. Deo Ferdin-have its annual Christmas partyjand. Monday, December 6 at the Gusj The club also has a Christmas Genetti Town and Country Room, project of remembering senior NECINO, Calif. (AP) Ten daughter's mysterious disap-days ago pretty, brown-haired pearance.

Mary Wilson told her parents "This came completely out of she was going to stop by a girl the blue." the nhvsieian told newsman. "Mary is charming, citizens during the holiday season. IS i fn A cocktail hour at 6:30 p.m. will precede the dinner. Entertainment for the evening' will feature Miss Gladys Schwartz, who will present a program of slides and commentary appropriate to the holiday season.

This is an annual event of the club and guests will be welcome. Mrs. Mary Ellen Schagcn, president, announced the following committee for the party: Miss Kath-ryn E. Kahler, chairman; Mrs. Emily Zcisloft, co-chairman; Mrs.

Southeast Luzerne Deanery Women Meet at St. Francis IC i I I 1 JUT lh fi fcnilil miu MMdl rKJJ f7P TlMlini" AIf CC Doris Ann Persky 01 1 Vts UU lllllJ I lr lOJ Junior Miss, places a U.S. embassies in Bangkok and Tokyo and the State Depart ment in Washington. Everybody is doing everything possible to help, but we have seemingly reached an impasse. "Her mother couldn't sit by any longer.

She had to fly out last night to try and pick up the trail. "We just don't understand it." The father said a letter and a cable from Tokyo only added to the mystery. In the letter the girl apolo gized for buying airline tickets on her mother's credit card. She promised to pay back the mon ey after working a year in an orphanage. Then came the cable telling the parents not to worry and that their daughter was coming home.

The cable was signed "Mary." Still more mystery. In her room the parents found 1. a note in which the girl said she planned to take a 2. the written telephone number for the Catholic Sisters of Social Service and 3. the scribbled name "Caulfield." "We've learned that Genevieve Caulfield is a well-known humanitarian in the Far East who helped build a school for the blind in Thailand," said Dr.

Wilson. "She worked through the Catholic Sisters of Social Service here and had recently visited here." It was assumed that Mary, inspired by the work of the 77-year-old aunt of actress Joan Caulfield, had gone to Bangkok to work in the school. "But no one at the school had seen or heard of Mary. Miss Caulfield is en route to Saigon and I couldn't contact her. I only wish Mary had gone to the school to work," the father added.

He said his daughter was popular with boys but had no steady boy friend. Police checked 17 of her close friends at nearby Birmingham High School but found no trace of wanderlust. A travel agency reported that the girl made inquiries last May about flying to Cabodia. Clues include a duplicate from the credit card purchase of tickets to Bangkok and a passport record showing Mary used her older sister's birth certificate to get a passport. The girl quietly packed one piece of luggage in the basement of her home, then said she would not be home after school.

At 12:30 a.m. Nov. 20, the parents called the girl friend and learned that Mary didn't visit the chum and, in fact, had not been at school the previous day. GOP Women Have Party On Thursday Hazleton Council of Republican Women will have a Christmas dinner party Thursday at 6 p.m. at the YMCA-YWCA.

The committee for the party consists of Mrs. Loretta Doyle, Mrs. Sophia Mikolichick and Mrs. Mary Warren. Mrs.

Mary Vayda, president, will preside for a short business meeting. She has appointed a nominating committee to include Mrs. Helen Zeppi, Mrs. Romelda Croco-mo, Mrs. Lucille Dura and Mrs.

Julie Steckart. Meet Wednesday For Social Lounge Social Lounge of the Jewish Community Center will have a dessert meeting Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. at the Center. A recreating program will follow the business meeting. Hostesses will be Mrs.

Faye Geltzer and Mrs. Sam Goldberg. Singer Actress Honeymooning HOLLYWOOD, (P)-Singer Tom-my Leonetti and actress Cindy Robbins were honeymooning Sunday. Leonetti, 36, and the blonde actress, 28, were wed Saturday at the Beverly Hills home of Donald Kahn, a song writer like his late, famed father, Gus Kahn. The civil rites were attended by Hollywood celebrities Dick Van Dyke, Jim Nabors, Andy Griffith, Johnny Mercer, Myrna Hansen and Jack Haley of Butler County.

(AP Wircphoto) B'nai-B'rith Girls Will Meet Tonight B'nai B'rith Girls will meet at 7 p.m. today at the Jewish Community Center. Members are asked to pay their dues at this meeting. Scrapbook material is needed for the hosptial project to be completed at this session. Miss Moran Is Engaged To M.

Demko Announcement is made of the en gagement of Dolores M. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Moran, 1014 West 15th street, to Michael J. Demko, son of Mrs.

Mary Demko, 130 West Noble street, and the late Michael Demko, Sr. No date has been set for the wedding. Miss Moran is a graduate of Hazleton High School and Hazleton State General Hospital School of Nursing, class of 1965. She is employed on the staff of that hospital. Mr.

Demko, a graduate of Hazle ton High School, is employed as a work controller in Data Processing IBM Department, Dorr-Oliver, Inc. ST. PATRICK St. Patrick was born either In England or Scotland, not Ireland He was a missionary bishop to Ireland. Patrick is the Englist form of his Latin name, Patricius.

Southeast Luzerne Deanery, Council of Catholic Women, had its quarterly meeting yesterday afternoon at St. Francis of Assisi auditorium, West Hazleton, preceded by benediction by Rev. Harold Mulrooney, pastor of that church. Monsignor Joseph Gavcn-da was seated in the sanctuary. Mrs.

John Danko, president, presided for the meeting. After the opening prayer by Rev. Mulrooney, Mrs. Helen Furnanage, president of the host Altar and Rosary Society, welcomed the assembly of more than 100 women, and introduced the guests. Mrs.

Danko suggested that the women send welcome home and Christmas cards to Bishop Jerome Hannan, and congratulated Mrs. Thomas Buglio, past president, on her election to the Hazleton Cjty Charter Commission. The Deeemher program of the family and parent committee, Mrs. Danko explained, is to stress Ad vent and to keep Christ in Christmas. A manger scene in every home, a spiritual theme for pre-holiday parties, a family birthday party for Christ were suggested as practical applications of this theme.

It was announced that deanery affiliation dues are payable in January, and may be sent to Mrs. Dorothy Bresnock, 705 Grant street. Father Mulrooney spoke on spiritual activities of parish societies and the value of membership in propagation of the faith associations and leagues of the Sacred Heart. He pointed out that Altar 1 No. 4 7 i VIVACIOUS-lush, thick carpet plush carpet, practical 100 pile.

Soil and stain resistant, Excellent texture retention. 20 square yard. Sneak Pr This project is a part of the na tional program of the International Federation. Members of the project committee are Mrs. Mary VanGroski, Mrs.

Doris Warwick and Mrs. Dell Genetti. Tomorrow evening there will ba an important business meeting of the club, at the Gus Genetti Hotel at 7:30 p.m. This will take the place of the regular December business meeting. and Rosary Societies should include all women of every age and status.

Mrs. Danko introduced Walter Galinsky, diocesan president of the League of the Sacred Heart, who showed a colored film on the history and enrollment ceremony of the Sacred Heart League. Mr. Galinsky offered to show this film in any parish requesting it. He also outlined procedures families take in dedication to the Sacred Heart.

At the close of the program refreshments were served by the Altar and Rosary Society of St. Francis of Assisi, West Hazleton, and St. Michael's, Harwood. Anniversaries BIRTHDAY: Rhonda Marie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Samuel J. Touch, 242 West Bcrncr avenue, six, today. Cathy, daughter of City Policeman and Mrs. John DeAngclo, 718 North Vine street, 11th, yesterday. She is a sixth grade student in the Our Lady of Grace Parochial School.

Judith Mae Kapes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Kapes, 300 Janet avenue, Croydon, third, November 19. She is a granddaughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Maurice Ura-briac, this city, and Frank Kapes, West Hazleton. Wilson Houseknecht, Sugarloaf, today. Mrs. John Shuliga, 926 Peace street, today.

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See it in our window. i4 DAY pretty, cooperative and an excellent student. "As far" as we know she had no big problems. But I suppose one's own child can fool you. "She had little or no money.

One $64 check of hers is home uncashed. All she has is her mother's American Express credit card. Maybe she's using that to cash checks, but we ha ven't seen any yet "I have been in touch with Direct Line ABIGAIL VAN BUREN from one written by the wife of a serviceman in financial difficulty. I wish you would have told her to give the Commanding Officer a chance to act first. L.

D. MARLOWE, JR. (COL.) C. INFANTRY CENTER FORT BENNING, GA. DEAR ABBY: About that wo man who griped because the gov ernment no longer sent allotment checks to wives of men in the service, but put them on their "honor" to send support money home: She said that unfortunately some men didn't have much honor, and she included her husband.

I would like to joint out that in cases where the allotment check auto matically went to the wife, plenty of G.I.'s got a dirty deal, and cut ting it out was one of the best things that ever happened to servicemen. Women used to marry a G.I. just to get her hands on his allotment check regularly, and she'd refuse to even go to where he was stationed. Now she has to either live with the guy or take it up with the civil courts. Believe me it's better this way.

IN THE SERVICE DEAR ABBY: I read that letter from "SKIP MY NAME" in which she stated that servicemen are "on their honor" to support their families since the old allotment system has been discontinued? Is she talking about AMERICAN servicemen Abby? She must be nuts or something. My husband has been in the Infantry of the U.S.A. for almost a year now. I started getting an allotment right from the beginnig and I still get it. Please explain this.

BAFFLED IN VIRGINIA DEAR BAFFLED: There are "grades" (rank) in the military. Men in the higher grades who have reached a certain rank are not required to submit allotments for their dependents. They are "on their honor'" to support their families, and it's the rare bird who doesn't meet this responsibility. Allotment checks are sent to dependents of servicemen in the "lower" grades, however. DEAR ABBY: Holy smokes! Of all the advice to give a woman who's having trouble getting support money from her soldier hus-hand.

Write to your Congressman, you tell her! Congressmen have enough to do without handling complaints about the servicemen. Taxpayers could save themselves a load of dough if you would educate them on WHERE to send their complaints instead of just piling everything on their Congressmen. All that stuff has to be sorted and sifted and then rechan-neled to the proper places. Very truly yours, TAX PAYER DEAR ABBY: Re that letter from "SKIP MY The U.S. Army does not condone irresponsibility on the part of its members, and considers support of dependents a serious responsibility.

Failure on the part of a service member to meet his obligations tends to cast discredit upon the military service, and is grounds for disciplinary action and even elimination from the service as undesirable. Sincerely, D.L.R. SERGEANT MAJOR, U.S. ARMY FORT JACKSON, S. CAROLINA Troubled? Write to ABBY, Box 69700, Los Angeles Calif.

For a personal reply enclose a stamped, self-addressed envelope. GIVE HER Narrow, Medium, Wide Widths. 19 West Broad COMFY SLIPPERS $6.00 to $8.50 YOUNGS i I Instead, she went to Bangkok, Thailand and vanished. Sunday, as the State Department in Washington and U.S. embassies in the Far East press a search, Mary's worried mother lands in Bangkok not at all sure her 16-year-old daugther is there.

Sitting by two telephones at the family home in the Los Angeles suburb of Encino is Dr. George Wilson, baffled by his The By DEAR ABBY: "Skip my name" advised the wives of servicemen who were "on their honor" to send support money home but failed to do so, to write to the Adjutant General's office, and send copies to tier husband's Commanding Offi cer, chaplain, her husband and heaven knows who else. And you tow her she could accomplish the same results with only one letter to her Congressman! Abby, no matter to whom this woman writes her letter will eventually end up on the desk of her husband's Com manding Officer. I am the CO. for over 4,000 troops, and I assure you, I would not react any faster to a letter from the Adjutant General's office, or from a Congressman, than Boy Friend And Luci Go to Church FREDERICKSBURG, Tex (AP) Luci Johnson and her boy friend, Pat Nugent, attend ed church services together Sunday morning for possibly the last time for the next several weeks.

Presidential aide Jack Valenti drove the couple from the LBJ Ranch 15 miles west to St. Mary's Catholic church, where they arrived 10 minutes after the 10 a.m. services had begun Nugent turned away when asked by a reporter if he is entering the armed servces Monday. He reportedly will be inducted into the Air Force on Monday, at Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio, 70 miles southeast of the President's ranch. News photographers, who had not been at the church when the three arrived, apparently surprised them after the service and Nugent and Miss Johnson stayed out of view until Valenti could bring the car into a driveway beside the church.

When Valenti discovered the driveway exit was blocked at one end, Nugent jumped from the car and began moving churchgoers' autos blocking the Way. Valenti, with Luci apparently enjoying the attempt to dodge photographers, circled the block and picked up Nugent and they returned to the ranch. The President's daughter and Nugent have been dating since June and they reportedly asked the Johnsons recently for consent to marriage. The President is said to have urged them to wait until Luci finishes her instructions at a Washington school of nursing. "Nugent, 22, is from Wauke-gan, 111., and has worked in a minor government job in Washington since graduating in June from Marquette Uiversity.

John Wayne's Son to Wed HOLLYWOOD (AP) Marriage is on again for Patrick John Wayne, 25, son of movie star John Wayne, and socialite Peggy Hunt, 23. The wedding, smaller this time, is set for Dec. 11. Last year, wedding invitations were sent to 300 guests. Then, two weeks before the Oct.

17 rites, cancellation notices were sent to the guests and wedding gifts were returned. Wallace Hunt, the bride's mother, said at the time: "The youngsters couldn't resolve a few personal problems and decided it would be better to call off the Friends called it a lovers' spat. The two didn't see each other for several months, then started dating again. The handsome bridgegroom-to-be is an actor. Miss Hunt is the daughter of a wealthy asphalt company executive.

The rites will be held at Christ the King Roman Catholic church the same church as before. F0RlilAMP00IHG RUGS 8 UPHOLSTERY Is Ter-RIF-ic AT ALL CHAIN AND RETAIL MARKETS AW GENTLEMEN Is this the look she loves? Reading crown left. 1965 Pennsylvania's upon the head of the state's Butler County Girl Named Junior AAiss SHILLINGTON, Pa. (AP) -Sally Sue Simons, 17, who rep resented Butler County, was chosen the 1966 Pennsylvania Junior Miss during the final competition Saturday night. Miss Simons will represent Pennsylvania in the national Junion Miss contest in Mobile, March 18-26.

Ranking behind Miss Simons were, Barbara Harris, 17, of West Mifflin, Greater McKees-port junior miss; Jane Muchl- hauscr, 17, of Topton, Berks County junior miss; Patricia Coradetti, 17, of Arendtsville, Adams County, and Patricia Ann Martin, of Elwood City, City, Beaver County. Miss JoAnn Kadysewski, West Hazleton. was Greater Ilazleton's representative to the Junior Miss contest in Shillington. Miss Kady sewski will continue to reign as Greater Hazleton Junior Miss until a new Junior Miss is selected in next year's local competition. INFANT BAPTIZED The infant son of Mr.

and Mrs. Lawrence Miller, Ridgewood, N.J., was baptized Curtis Russell by Rev. Dr. Richard E. Owens in St.

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