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James LaBars, Dallas
Wed 13 Years July 6
Mr. and Mrs. James LaBar, Par-
rish Street, Dallas, observed their
thirteenth ‘wedding anniversary,
| Monday, July 6.
They have one son, Jimmy. They
‘were honored at an anniversary
cookout Monday evening by Mss.
| Don LaBar, Fernbrook.
| The couple were married in the
Dallas Free Methodist Church by
| Rev. Joseph Sproule, D.D.
| Mrs. LaBar is the former Jane
| Harrison, daughter of Mrs. Thomas
| Harrison, Riverside, R.I, and the
ate Mr. Harrison.
Mr. LaBar is the son of Mrs.
| Timothy LaBar, Main Street, Dal-
las and the late Mr. LaBar. He is
employed with Royer Foundry
| Kingston.
LaBar, the guests of honor and the
hostess.
Chicken And Waffles
Roaring Brook Baptist Church
will hold a Chicken and Waffle
Dinner Wednesday, July 15 at the |
church hall. Serving will begin
at 5 p.m.
Nobility Visits Here
Mr, and Mrs. Floyd Sanders Pi-
oneer Avenue, had as a recent
guest, Lady Seddon of Stanmore,
England. Lady Sedden is the wife
of Sir Herbert Seddon, prominent
English orthopedic surgeon.
Mrs. Seddon was in this country
to visit her daughter and son-in-
law, who have recently moved to
New Canaan, Conn. attend her
class reunion at Bryn Mawr and
THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, JULY 9, 1964
YWCA Homemakers ii A Plan Dessert Card Party
Suzanne E. Prutzman
Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Prutzman,
R. D. 6, Danville, former residents |
of Huntsville, announce the birth |
of a baby girl, Suzanne Elise at Sun- |
bury Community Hospital on July 1. |
There is another child, David,
aged six years. |
Mr. and Mrs. Loren G. Keller,
Idetown, and C. R. Prutzman, Dan-
ville, are the new arrival’'s grand-
parents.
Rory Edward Shaver
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shaver, RD
3, Dallas, became the parents of a
seven pound son, Rory Edward,
June 25, at Nesbitt Hospital. There
are three other children, Robert,
Robin, and Roxanne. Mrs. Shaver is
the former Mabel Lewis, Muhlen-
burg. She was formerly employed
Present were Donna Hennent,| visit her old home in Michigan, | with Commonwealth Telephone
| Linda and Ruth LaRar, Mrs. Mary | where she was a neighbor of the | Company, Dallas. Mr. Shaver is
LaBar, Mrs. Laura LaBar, Jimmy | Sanders. employed as a farmer.
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hold a Garden Dessert Card Party
on Tuesday, July 14 at the home
of Mrs. Harry Carson, Shrine Acres.
The annual event aids in sub-
sidizing the nursery program for
the adult classes held by the YWCA
in the Back Mountain September
through May.
Tickets may be purchased from
Homemaker’s
Mrs. Ward Torauih: Horveys Lake; .
Mrs. Owen Wagner, Dallas, the
Wilkes-Barre YWCA, or at the
party. !
Committee pictured left to right
are: Mrs. Owen Wagner, prize
Hchalrman; Mrs. Don Peterson, Mrs.
Frank Pokorny, Mrs. Leonard Co-
wett, set up chairman; Mrs. Alan
Wilkenson, Mrs. Ward Jacquish,
co-hostess and ticket chairman;
Mrs. Thomas Smith, Mrs. Harry Car-
son, hostess.
Standing: Mrs. Henry H. Ward,
YW CA Adult Program Director.
Absent when picture was taken:
Mrs. Paul Goddard, Mrs. Willard
Seaman; table prize chairman, Mrs.
Lyman Lull, Mrs. Carl Hontz; food
chairman, Mrs. Loren Samsel, Mrs.
Charles Sprenkel, Mrs. Kenneth
Bayliss and Mrs. Michael Bucan.
Mr. And Mrs. Bruce Moen
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Moen, Split
Rail Lane, Dallas, observed their
seventeenth wedding anniversary,
Monday, July 5.
Mr. and Mrs. Moen were married
in the Collegiate Methodist Church,
Ames, Iowa.
Mrs. Moen is the former Mar-
garet Jennings, Scranton, daughter
of Mrs. Fred Jennings, Dallas, and
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7th Anniversary
the late Mr. Jennings.
There are two daughters, Bar-
bara, eight and Suzanne, thirteen.
Mr. Moen is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Moen, Forrest City, Iowa.
He is employed with Lacy and Mc-
Ginley.
They are members of the Dallas
Methodist Church.
CARD OF THANKS °
Mrs. John Fluck, Sr., Harveys
Lake, wishes to express her ap-
preciation to Mrs. Samuel Higgins,
R. D. 3, Dallas, for the beautiful
centerpiece fashioned for her daugh-
Host Barbecue
Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Kunkle,
entertained the following at a
backyard barbecue on July 4.
Present were Mr. and Mrs. Merten
Coolbaugh, Mr. and Mrs. Laing
Coolbaugh. and Cathy, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Martin, Merton Coolbaugh
Jr., and Jerry Snyder.
Birthday At Zoo
Mrs. Basil Lord and Alan, Mrs. |
Alvin Long and Brent, Parrish
Street, Dallas, recently spent the
day at Nay Aug Park, where they
enjoyed a picnic lunch and sight
seeing in honor of Alan's eleventh
birthday.
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Miss. Judith Elva Clark
Bride Of Eugene Gaydos
Miss Judith Elva Clark, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Clark, RD 1,
Tunkhannock, was married to Eu-
gene M. Gaydos, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Rudy Gaydos, Carverton Road,
Trucksville, June 6th at 2 p.m. in
St. Peter's Episcopal Church, Tunk-
The mother of the bride wore a
light blue linen sheath dress with
white accessories and corsage of
white carnations. The bridegroom’s
sister, Mrs. Peter Arrighetti, Old
Forge, N. J., chose a black chiffon
dress, white accessories and a cor-
hannock. sage of white carnations. Mrs.
Rev. Edward P. Townsend officiat- | James E. Knecht, Dallas, grand-
ed at the double ring ceremony. | mother of the bride, selected a
pink linen sheath dress, white ac-
cessories and a corsage of white
carnations.
Following the ceremony, a re-
ception was held in the church par-
lors, after which the couple left on
a trip to Canada and the New Eng-
land States. For her going away
outfit, the bride wore a lavender
and white pin-stripe suit, white ac-
cessories and white carnation cor-
sage.
Miss Jennifer Jerald, Tunkhannock,
was soloist and Robert Snover or-
ganist. The church was decorated
with bouquets of white carnations,
gladioli and candelabras.
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride wore a white floor length
gown of nylon sheer over taffeta
with a, fitted bodice featuring a
square neckline edged in schiffi em-
broidered cumberbund from ‘under
which flowed a sheer apron cover-
ing bows of embroidered ruffles
which fell into a chapel train. Her
headpiece was a crown of pearls
and aurora stones to which was at-
tached a veil of illusion. She car-
ried a Colonial bouquet of white
carnations and roses.
The bride's sister, Miss Linda
Clark, was maid of honor. Her
strapless = light blue satin gown
featured a floor length bell-shaped
skirt and was topped with a sleeve-
less jacket. She wore a matching
crown headpiece of seed pearls
with a circular veil and carried a |
colonial bouquet of blue and white
carnations,
Joseph Mordent, Jr., Nicholson,
was best man. Ushers were Ralph
J. Elston, Dallas, cousin of the
bride and Joseph ‘Chambers, Me-
hoopany.
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G. S. Williamses, Dallas, on Satur-
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