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®of Penna. Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Hayden Richards,
Dallas, have returned home after
son, Md., Camp Meeting at the
Church of Christ in Christian
Union.
Mr. Ted Meixell, Grandview
Avenue, is a patient at Nesbitt
Hospital, where he was admitted
on Friday.
Mrs. Leonard Harvey, Mrs. Ha-
zel Berti, Dallas; Mrs. Hazel Shaca-
chius, Pittston and Mrs. Florence
gp Davenport, Lehman are spending a
“(week at the World's Fair.
Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Rosengrant,
‘Waterbury, Conn., and Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Wright, Woodbury,
Conn., are guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Z. E. Garinger, Dallas.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Squier, Roy
and Karl, Mr. and Mrs. Willard
Sutton, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ells-
worth, Kenneth and Howard; and
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gladkowski,
Pitcairn, Pa., have returned from a
fishing trip to Gananaqua, Canada.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Henney visited
their son and daughter-in-law at
Lilitz the past week. Bob and his
dad attended the Vocational Teach-
ers Conference at Hershey's Cocoa
Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Ander-
son and daughter, Susie, had as
weekend guests, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Ferguson and son, Charles,
A 0r., ‘Schuykill Haven and Mr. and
"WF Mrs. Albert Anderson and daugh-
' ters, Lynn and Alison, Taylor,
S.C :
2 William Jones, Wilkes Barre, son
Wof Mrs. Jesse Jones, Carverton
Road, has purchased a home at
Harveys Lake and expects to move
in with his family on August 1.
Chuck Harding, Hix's grandson,
is at a boys camp in New Hamp-
shire, counselling boys and leading
them on overnight hikes.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Stevens
and family were weekend guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Orval Ferrell,
Idetown. "
Miss Mary Gildea, 179 Lake
Street, was a recent guest at the
Chalfonte Haddon Hall, Atlantic
City. }
Word has been received by Mrs.
Irene Moore, East Dallas, that her
son, George, is seriously ill at his
home in Buffalo, suffering from
pneumonia.
Mrs. A. F. Clifford, 146 Lehman
Avenue, who is confined to Gei-
singer Medical Center, will under-
go surgery, today.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Berna,
New York City, have purchased a
home at 186 Huntsville Road,
Dallas.
Leighton Scott, has returned to
his home in Easton on Sunday
‘Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Davis, Dal-
las, took their young visitor, Fred-
die Smith home to Somerset over
the weekend. Son, Ricky accom-
panied them.
Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Kunkle have’
returned from Hollywood, Fla., after
visiting their son, Alan and his
family. They were accompanied as
far as Columbus, Ga., by Mrs. Job
Dietz, the former's sister. The en-
tire group saw Gary Dietz graduate
from Officers Candidate Training
School at Fort Benning.
Mrs. | Luther Strittmatter and
children, Peggy and Cindy and
Marilyn Hean flew from Warwick,
R. I, to visit the former's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ward, Ide-
town. Mrs. ‘Strittmatter’s son,
WRichard is spending the summer
with his grandmother, Mrs. Jennie
Strittmatter, Wilkes-Barre. Mr.
Strittmatter is general manager of
' Radio Station WICE, Providence,
R. I. He will join his family for
the holiday weekend.
Lee Eckert, Machell Avenue, Dal-
las, has returned home from Gei-
singer Hospital, where he was a
medical patient last week.
Mrs. Anna Brown and Mrs. Allen
Montross, Dallas, spent Thursday,
visiting the former's sister, Mrs.
Pearl Berger and niece, Mrs. Rus-
sell Heller at Hawley.
Janice and Rhoda Knepper, Al-
lentown, spent Saturday visiting
Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Williams and
Carol, Parrish Street. Jan and
Carol were roommates while at
Johnstown Rehabilitation Center.
Mr. and Mrs. George Biemesder-
fer, Penryn, spent some time last
week with Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Hosler, Mrs. Sallie Diehm and Miss
Callie Biemesderfer, Dallas.
Mrs. Anne White, Baldwin Street,
is a patient at Nesbitt Hospital.
Clara Hines has returned to her
home on Franklin Street, after
being a patient at General Hospital.
Kathy Maury, Tunkhannock High-
# way, is a patient at Nesbitt Hos-
W@ pital. ;
Recent visitors to this area were
William K. Waters, Kittanning and
Mr. and Mrs. James Waters and
family, State College.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Harrison,
Providence, R. I, recently spent
some time with Mr. and Mrs.
James LaBar, and Jimmy, Parrish
Street. Mr. Harrison and Mrs. La-
Bar are brother and sister.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Roese, Ron-
nie, Franklin and Betsy Sue Cleve-
land on their way home from
Disneyland, flew in to visit their
respective parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Forrest Roese, owners of the Scan-
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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, JULY 2, 1964
SECTION A — PAGE 3
Neigh borhood News And Notes Of Personal Interest
Swire-LaBar Nuptials Held
At Sweet Valley June 20
At a very pretty wedding Satur- | nations with pink streamers,
day afternoon, June 20, Dorothy
Diane 'Swire, daughter bf Mr. and
Mrs. Isaac Swire, Noxen, became
the bride of Donald W. LaBar son |
of Mr. and Mrs.
Stroudsburg.
Rev. William Hughes performed
the ceremony at the Church of
Christ, Sweet Valley.
Mrs. Warren Montross, Noxen,
played the wedding music and
Sharon Montross sang “I Love You
Truly,” “Because,” and “The Wed-
ding Prayer.”
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, wore a floor length gown
of chantilly lace and nylon, styled
with tight bodice, sweetheart neck-
line edged with pearls and irides-
cents, full bouffant skirt and long
tight sleeves tapered at the wrist.
Her elbow length veil of French il-
lusion fell from a coronet of pearls
Frank LaBar,
and sequins and she carried a cas--
cade bouquet of white carnations
and lilies of the valley. She wore
a single strand of aurora borealis,
gift of the bridegroom. -
Matron of honor, Sandra Shaw,
sister of the bride, Sweet Valley,
selected an ice blue floor length
organza over crystalette - taffeta,
with scooped neckline and puffed
sleeves. Her head piece was an ice
blue trara with pearls and face veil.
She carried a colonial boupuet
of yellow carnations with blue
streamers.
Bridesmaids were Patricia Chris-
tian, sister of the bride, Canadenses’
and Phyllis Swire, sister-in-law of
the bride, Hunlock Creek, who
chose knee length pink nylon over
taffeta gowns, with long sleeves,
scooped neckline, fitted bodice and
full skirt. They' wore pink tiaras
trimmed with pearls and matching
pink face veils. They carried iden-
tical colonial bouquets of green car-
Many Honor
Stanley Culp
An Open House to mark the oc-
casion of Stanley Culp’s eightieth
birthday was held at his home on
Sunday, June 21, between the hours
of 2 pm. and 7 p.m., during which
time many relatives and friends
Junior bridesmaids, Joyce Swire,
sister of the bride and Margaret
| Swire, cousin of the bride, Noxen,
| wore identical gowns in yellow with
| matching headpieces. Their co-
| lonial bouquets were blue carna-
| tions with yellow streamers.
| Fiower girls Kathy Ann Christian,
niece of the bride, Theresa LaBar,
sister of the bridegroom, both wore
matching dresses of Nile green ny-
lon lace over taffeta with ntred
bodice and full skirts. Their head
pieces were white flowers over Nile
green net and carried baskets filled
with pink carnations and green rib-
bon. Each attendant wore a single
strand of pearis, a gift from the
bride.
Best man was Gary R. Shaw, Sr.,
brother-in-law of the bride, Sweet
Valley and ushers were Thomas R.
Swire, Hunlock Creek, brother of
the bride and Wayne Swire, Noxen,
cousin of the bride.
Junior ushers were George Swire,
Sweet Valley and Renford Swire,
Noxen, both cousins of the bride.
Ring bearer was William Swire,
Hunlock Creek, nephew of the bride.
The bride’s mother wore a two
piece light blue lace suit with pink
accessories, and a shoulder bouquet
of pink carnations. Mrs. LaBar,
mother of the groom, wore a navy
blue dress, with white accessories |
and a corsage of red carnations.
Following the ceremony, a recep-
tion was held in the church parlors,
and the couple left on a honeymoon
to the Pocono Mountains.
Mrs. LaBar attended Lake-Leh-
man High School. Mr. LaBar is
employed by Central Pennsylvania
Quarry Stripping and Construction |
Jompany.
The couple are residing at Beau-’
mont.
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gathered to share the happy oc- |
casion with Mr. Culp.
was beautifully decorated and Mr.
Culp was the recipient of a number
of floral displays and gifts.
A huge beautifully decorated
birthday cake along with tasty re-
freshments were served to the
following: Mrs. Elizabeth McHenry
of Shickshinny, 85, a sister of Mr. |
Culp; Mrs. Daisy Moore of Sweet |
Valley, 78, lalso a sister of Mr.
Culp; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Culp and
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford ‘Culp of Balti-
more; Mr. and Mrs. William Eckert,
Shavertown; Mr. and Mrs. Anthony
Mauro and children, Herbert and
Gene, Mine Hill, N. J.; Mrs. Clara
Haymacher, Centermoreland; Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Culp and children,
Cathy, Patty, Stanley and Rusty,
Oak Ridge, N. J.; Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Niper and Dorie; Mrs. Charles
Snyder, Bobby, Jacquelin, Larry
The home |
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Friends Entertain
For Bess Klinetob
Bess Klinetob, Pikes Creek, whose
birthday occurred on June 14, was
honored at several dinners during
the week. On June 11, she was a
guest of several friends at a lunch-
eon at the Huntsville Methodist
Church. During the afternoon she
was entertained at the home of
Ruth Lamoreaux and Bertha An-
derson, Shavertown, completing the
day as the guest of Mrs. Marjorie
Williams and children, Roxanne,
Cathy and Danny; Elmer Wolfe:
On June 13, the honoree was en-
tertained at dinner at Steele’s Res- *
taurant by Misses Ida and Olwen
Rosser, Kingston.. On June 14,
cousin Mr. and Mrs. George Grant,
Sr., Berwick, arrived with a large
birthday cake and were the guests
of Miss Klinetob for the day. Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Tworek, Pikes
Creek, had Bess as their dinner
guest on Monday evening, and Mrs.
Grace Goodwin, Lake Silkworth and
Ruth Anstett, Loyalville, honored
her on Tuesday at the ‘Goodwin
home.
Bess was also entertained at a
dinner party at the home of Mrs.
and Susan; Mr. and Mrs. Albert Letha Spaulding, Shavertown, where
Ashton, Sandra, Donna and Albert; | four other friends since girlhood,
Mr. and Mrs. George Major, Gina | Faye Brown, Lillian Hildebrant, Ida
and Judy; Mr. and Mrs.
Eckert and Donnie; Mrs. Robert
Rave, Arline Covert; Mr. and Mrs.
Harold McHenry; Mrs. Mae Lech-
leitner and Ronald; Mrs. Irene Hab-
blett, Cathy. Kline, Bobbie Kline,
Nele Frantz, Mr. and Mrs. Wendell
Jones, Mr. and Mrs. George Jenkin,
Kenneth Monroe, Mrs. Estella Rob-
erts, Mrs. Fannie Culp, Mrs. Rich-
ard Jenkin, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Elston, Audrey Williams, Mr. and
Mrs. J. Milton Culp, Hannah Culp,
Mrs. Joseph Mattern, Rev. and Mrs.
M. Richard Bevan, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Nuss, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Walter, Jerry and Joel Walter, Mrs.
Naomi Earl, Mr. and Mrs. William
White, Walter Coolbaugh, Mrs.
John Jillson, Mrs. Paul Eckert, Mar-
guerite Eckert, Mrs. Rome, Edith
Dietz. J
Mr. Culp a member of the Hunts-
ville Christian Church, enjoys good
health and takes care of his garden
and largé lawn, which he had in
top top shape for the occasion.
Donald
Grey and Letha Meyer helped cele-
| brate the occasion.
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Senator ‘and Mrs. Harold E. Flack,
Grandview Avenue, Goss Manor,
Dallas, left Monday, from New York
City by jet to visit Dr. Agnes Flack,
St. Croix, Virgin Islands.
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Spring Carousel Queen Crowned At Dallas Junior High
Miss Donna Priebe, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Priebe, Elmerest
Drive, was chosen Queen of the
Ninth Grade Spring Carousel at
Dallas Junior High School on June
11;
Chosen for the honor by her
classmates, Donna is pictured above
with her escorts, who were semi-
finalists in the class voting. wi
Seated left to right ;
Roberts, Barbara Lohmann,
are Kerry |
the |
queen, Margayet Ryan and Rose Walk, Allen Brown, Donald Davis,
Shavertown Cou
Ellen Klaboe. Second row, ‘Roy
Supulski, Roger Cheney, David Ko-
Stephen Townsend and |
zemchak,
Jeffrey Morris.
Crowning
ceremony was
pal.
per-
formed by Mr. John Rosser, princi-
David Haines, Thomas Jenkins,
Robert Parry.
The dance scene was a typical
| Parisian sidewalk setting. = Bobby
| Baird’s orchestra played for danc-
ing.
| Faculty members serving as cha-
Dance arrangements and decora- | perones were John Rosser, Mrs.
tions were in charge of the follow-
Ruth Henwood, Mrs. Lena Misson,
ing Student Council members, | George McCutcheon, Sheldon Mosi-
Nancy Crispell, chairman; Jane | er.
Mitchell, Patricia Shonk, Sally
ple Take Tour
On 43rd Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Austin Line, Mt. !
Airy Road, Shavertown, celebrated
their 43rd wedding anniversary on
June 29 by taking a leisurely trip |
to the Canadian ‘border.
The couple visited the Green |
Mountains, the Marble Exhibit at |
Rutland, Vt., the Shelburne Mu- |
seum, St. Lawrence Seaway, com- |
ing back through the Adirondacks |
and Tupper Lake. i
The Lines enjoyed their New
England trip so much, a tour of
hiaine and New Hampshire is sched- |
uled for the future.
Mrs. Line is the former Edna
Local Officers Attend
0.E.S. Pittsburgh Meet |
The Dallas Chapter No. 396 Order
of the Eastern Star was well repre-
sented at the 70th. Annual Grand |
Chapter Sessions held at the Syria |
Mosque, Pittsburgh, the week of
June 22.
Mrs. Oce Beryl Austin, former
district deputy grand matron, was |
in charge of all business and sozia} |
arrangements for the Grand Of-
ficers and Worthy Matrons of Dis-
trict 21 — A. Mrs. Elma M. Price
served as a hostess on the Grand
Banquet Committee on Tuesday,
June 23, and as a teller at the
Grand Election Wednesday, June
24.
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Yetter, Wilkes-Barre. Her husband
is also a Wilkes-Barre native.
The couple have one daughter,
Mrs. Robert Cole, Windsor Locks,
Conn., and two granddaughters,
Helen and Lois Cole. ;
Mr. Line is a retired Major of
the National Guard Artillery unit,
and a former supervisor of Kingston
Township.
The couple are members of
Shavertown Methodist Church,
where Mrs. Line is active in its
ladies’ societies. She is also a mem-
ber of the Nesbitt Hospital Aux-
iliry Back Mountain Branch.
Wed 16 Years
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lamoreaux,
Mill Street, Dallas, will celebrate
ary, Saturday, July 11, with a fam-
ily gathering.
There are two daughters, Sandra
and Debra. .
Mr: and Mrs.’ Lamoreaux = were
married in Shavertown Methodist
Mrs. Lamoreaux is the former
Alice Lloyd, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. G. Harold Lloyd, Shavertown,
now living in Shickshinny.
Mr. Lamoreaux is the son of Mrs.
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Margaret Koontz, New York. Mr.
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Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ward,
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