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Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lamoreaux,
Sandy and Debbie, Mill Street, Dal-
las, had as recent visitors, Mr. and
Mrs. William Bush, and Billy, Mrs.
M. Bayer, Bellmawr, N. J., Mr. and
Mrs. Allen Lloyd, Baltimore, Md.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Crispell,
David, Joyce and Wayne, Park
Street, have returned home after
visiting Mrs. Crispell’s uncle, G. E.
Seavey, Warren, Pa. Little Jay
visited his grandmother and grand-
father Reed, Church Street, while
mommy and daddy were away.
Vs. Lester Fiske and Gary, Dar-
by, recently returned home, after
spending two weeks in Dallas.
Leslie Reining, Syracuse, N. Y.,
recently visited Sandy Lamoreaux,
Mill Street. Leslie’s father, was
former pastor of Dallas Free Metho-
dist Church.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Lloyd, 'Balti-
more, recently spent the weekend
with Mrs. G. Harold Lloyd and
Linda, Shickshinny, former resi-
dents of Shavertown.
Mrs. Russell Sayre and daughter.
Mrs. David Michaels, Beaumont
visited the World's Fair, N. ¥. City
recently. \
Mr. and Mrs. Arja Brown, Far-
guson Avenue, spent July 4th with
Mr. and Mrs. Hank Parduski and
friends at the Parduski summer
home at Terrytown, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. John Brown, Jr.
and children, Oval Drive, enter-
tained Mr. and Mrs. John Knutsen
and daughter, Gloria Jean, Silver
Springs, Md., over the holiday
weekend. Mrs. Knutsen is Mrs.
Brown's sister.
Frank Stocker, New Brunswick.
N. J., visited his parents, Mr. and
Mig Bert Stocker, Hemlock Street,
Felgbrook, over the holiday week-
end. 3
Mrs. Elizabeth Wormeck and
children, Meadowecrest, recently
puf@ased and moved into the for-
mer Ralph Whipp home, W. Center
Street, Shavertown.
Mr. and Mrs. William Burnaford
David and Billy, Havertown, spent
the holiday with Mrs. Burnaford’s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Kingston, Tarlton Avenue. Billy is
spending some time with his grand-
parents. S/Sgt. Samuel Fowler.
Fairfax, Va., son-in-law of Mr. and
Mrs. Kingston, is in Hawaii on
TDY. While he is away, his family
are confined with chicken pox. Mrs.
Fowler is the former Jackie Kings-
ton.
Recent guests to the area were
Mrs. John Buchanan, Sandra and
Linda, Gail Major, Cranston, R. I.
and Lillian Valvente, Pittsburgh.
Lee Roese, Sweet Valley, is a
yent at Nesbitt Hospital.
‘Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Whipp and
Teg, Ferguson Avenue, entertained
t following over the holiday
weekend; Migs Margurite Murray,
Dallas; Mr. and Mrs. Rennie Dzren-
feld and children, Debbie, Denise
and Renald, East End Blvd.; Mr.
p
Australian Wedding May 1 For
Marjorie Davis And Ross Walker
Marjorie Elizabeth Davis, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. William Davis,
Shaver Avenue, Shavertown, was
married May 1 to Ross Henry Walk-
er, son of Mr. and Mrs. K, D. Walk-
er, Rosewhite, Australia.
ding, at the Methodist Church Myrt-
leford, Victoria, was performed by.
the Rev. Corly Butler, and tape re-
corded so Marjorie’s parents, who
were unable to attend, can hear it.
The bride, given in marriage by
Mr. Wash Briggs, uncle of ‘the
groom, wore a long white peau de
sole frock sent from home by her
parents. Her fingertip veil fell from
a rhinestone and pearl crown and
she carried white roses.
Bridesmaids were Glenice and
Kerry Walker, cousins of the groom,
and his sister, Leonie, wearing aqua
chiffon © with matching = crowns.
Sprays of pink carnations were
attached to muffs made of the same
material.
Franne and Vivian Walker, cous-
ins, and- Vicki, sister of the groom,
were flower girls, dressed .in pink
chiffon and: carrying gold baskets
of pink. carnations.
Charles A. Brace. Jr.
To Wed Texas Girl
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Barnes of Wes-
laco, Texas, announce the engage-
ment and approaching marriage of
their daughter Joan Elaine to
Charles A. Brace, Jr., of Montross,
Pa. Mr. Brace is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles A. Brace, Sr., of Mont-
ross and the grandson of Mr. and
Mrs. William Brace of Kunkle.
The wedding will take place at
7:30 p. m. on September 4th in the
First Baptist Church. in Weslaco.
Miss Barnes, a graduate of Wes-
laco High School is a Senior at
Mary Hardin Baylor College in
Belton.
Mr. Brace attended Montross High
School and is now stationed with
the U. S. Army at Fort Hocd, Texas.
Mr. And Mrs. Ray Gunton Feted
The wed- |
} Best man was Allen Wolfenden,
Wayne and Douglas Smith were
groomsmen. Allan Rayner sang
while the Registrar was being
signed.
During the reception which fol-
lowed at the Myrtleford Hotel, Mar-
jorie and Ross called her parents by
phone. For their trip to Surfers
Paradise and Brisbane, Queensland,
the bride wore a winter white wool
suit and brown accessories.
Marjorie is a graduate of Dallas
Area Senior High School, which
Ross also attended as a Rotary BEx-
change student. They will live at
White Birch Trailer Court and he
'will go into business with Mr.
Davis in Dallas.
‘Dallas Couple
‘Wed 17 Years
| Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lamoreaux,
‘Mill Street, Dallas, celebrated their
17th wedding anniversary, July 4,
with a cook-out at their home,
| town Methodist Church, by Rev.
| Howard Harrison.
| There are two daughters, Sandra | Barre and it was held at the Shaver
and Debbie.
Mrs. Lamoreaux is the former
Alice Lloyd, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. G. Harold Lloyd, Shickshinny,
former ' residents of Shavertown.
I Mr. Lamoreaux is the son of Mrs.
Martha Lamoreaux, Dallas, RD 3,
and the late Ray Lamoreaux. He is
employed in Pittsburg.
Present were Mrs. G. Harold
Lloyd and Linda, Jerry and Ronald
Spencer, Sandy and Debbie Lam-
oreaux, and host and hostess.
ba
| Irem Women Golfers
i Irem Women Golfers held their
; Tuesday tournament, with forty wo-
men competing. Mrs. W. Howell
Evans won with a net of 77. The
putting contest was won by Mrs.
Louis Maslow.
On Thirty-Fifth Anniversary
Open house wag held at the home | Reese, Kathleen, David, Barbara,
of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gunton, Noxen,
on June 24 in celebration of their |
thirty fifth anniversary. Mr. and
Mrs. Gunton were married in Noxen
Methodist Church by Rev. Sylvester
York. :
Five of the original attendants
were present: Mrs. Franklin Patton;
Miss Margaret Sumner, Nicholson;
Mrs. Margaret Riehl, Wilkes Barre;
Byron Young, Jersey City; Raymond
Meyers, Hunlock Creek. All of the
eleven atendants are still living.
Other out of town guests were:
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Young, Mrs.
Ransom Young, Mr. and Mrs. Rob-
and Mrs. Donald Root, Binghamton; | ert Whitebread, Norma White-
Mr. and Mrs. Clark Lewis and chil- | bread, Drums; Sarah and Jessica
dren, Lynn and Clark, Jr. Belts- | Trimble, Kingston; Susie Sumner,
ville, Md. While here, the Lewises
also visited Mr. Lewis’ parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Lewis, Carverton.
Ted went back to Beltsville, to
spend a vacation with his sister and
family. :
Mr. and Mrs. John Wilburt,
Youngstown, O., visited Mr. and
Mrs. Fred = Malkemes, Ferguson
Avenue. over the holiday weekend.
Debbie Gabel, five year old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Gabel, Davenport Street, submitted
to surgery. on Thursday, at Nes-,
bitt Hospital.
zeorge Blossom, Sweet = Valley. |
Pitted to surgery, Thursday, at
Negpitt Hospital.
Wrs. Charles Hosler, Parrish
Stréet, entered Nesbitt Hospital, on
Thursdav evening.
Glen Dorr, Meadville; Judy Ama-
to, Easton and Saundra Frantz,
Bethlehem. have returned home
after svending some time with Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Frantz, and Evelyn,
Brook Street.
Mr. and Mrs. James T.aBar and |
and Jimmy, have moved from Par- |
rish Street, to their home at
Kunkle. :
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Hutchison,
Overbrook Road. had as guests for
the Library Auction weekend, Mrs.
Morton H. Schmid of Canton. Ohio,
and Miss Rebecca Shriver of Phil-
adelphia.
John Healy, Parrish Street, has
returned home after being hospital-
ized in Philadelphia.
Two Relatives Mark
Birthdays At Party
EApene Hummell. Sr., Harvevs
Laké€, who celebrated his 68th birth-
day and Stanley Scott who marked
his 16th were guests at a joint cel-
ebration held recently at the Hum-
mell home.
While the ladies talked over the
latest news, the men played quoits
and the children enjoyed games,”
Present were Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Hummell, Sr., Harveys Lake; Mr.
and Mrs. Raymond Scott, Sr., Ray-
mond Jr., Stanley, Judith, Alan, Le-
roy, Janet and Larry; Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Jones and Tracey Lynn,
Noxen; Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Frantz
and Glenn Thomas, Idetown; Mr.
and Mrs. Michael Bielecki, Billy and
Bradley; Sandra Doris, Dallas; Mr.
and Mrs. Loren Hummell, Lorraine,
Linda and Lauanne, Sayreville, N.J.,
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hummell, Jr.,
and Joey, Parlan, N. J.; Mr. and
Mrs. Bennie Hummell Sr., and Ben-
Nicholson; Mr. and Mrs. R. Welch,
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hendershot,
Mr. and Mrs. M. S. éohnson, Mrs.
Zack Keller,- Henry C. Johnson,
Luzerne; Mr. and Mrs. William
Wilson Reunion
The Hiram Wilson family will hold
a reunion on July 18, at Hansons |
Park Harveys Lake.
Christine, John, Roger and Paul
Mark, Lewisburg; Mrs. Agnes An-
dreas, Mr. and Mrs. John Gunton,
Charles, David and Cindy, Buffalo;
Mr. and Mrs.
Janet and Jeanine, Binghamton;
Mrs. Elloise Rogers, Newark, N. J.,
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Traver, Cali-
fornia; Rev. and Mrs. John Gordon,
Ashley. 3
Entertains Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Wilson
had as visitors during the recent
holiday weekend: Mrs. Ted Newell
and Cindy Ann, Mrs. Zimmerman,
Mr. and Mrs. John Hansen, John
and Debbie, Mr. and Mrs. Carleton
Kocher, Tanya and Don Kocher,
Bernie ‘and Norman McCaffrey,
Jane Kocher, Carey Kocher, Harry
and Kathy Engleman, Mr. and Mrs.
Morris and John Williams, Barbara
Robert’ McGovern and Cindy Lou,
Mr. and Mrs. William McGovern,
Pamie, Corky and Linda.
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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, JULY 15, 1965
| : To Wed Tunkhannock Airman
+17 MISS CELESTE JOHNSON
George "Skip" Shaver
‘Marks 18th Birthday
| George “Skip” Shaver, E. Over-' and Mrs. George Shaver, Jr., Mr. |
brook Avenue, was guest of honor and Mrs. George Shaver Sr. and
The couple. were wed in Shaver. 2 a surprise party on his 18th the guest of honor.
birthday, June 28th. The party was
given by Miss Mary Knorr of Wilkes
| cottage at North Lake. Swimming,
games and an outdoor dinner were
| enjoyed by, Misses Judy Post, Al-
verta Barnard, June Knorr, Pamela
and Jacqueline Hoyt, Cathy Moses,
"SUBSCRIBE TO THE POST
© Spanish Club,
Barbara Styles, Ray Dymond, How- |
The forthcoming marriage of Miss
Celeste Johnson,
to Airman First |
# Class Ronald Barber, son of Mr. and
. Mrs. Lee H. Barber, R. D. 5, Tunk-
hannock has been announced by her
liam Benham, 1501 East 20th Street,
Cheyenne, Wyoming.
August 14 in Wyoming. Miss John- |
son, a graduate of Cheyenne High
School attended the University of |
Wyoming for two years and is em-
ployed at the Little America resort.
While in high school she was a
member of the Dramatics Club, the
the Ski Club Job's
Daughters and served on the news- |
paper staff. |
Mr. Barber was graduated from
Tunkhannock High School and
Wilkes Barre Business College. He |
is presently serving with the U. S.
Air Force at Warren Air Base,
Wyoming.
ard Spray, John dJanuzzi, Donald |
Lake, Rev. Paul Jones, Gary Price, |
Jim Roberts, Jay Williams, Jack
| Orlando, Tom and Alan Shaver, Mr.
| Strawberry Social,
|
|
| Junior Class of Nesbitt Memorial
| Hospital School of Nursing will hold |
| a strawberry social and bake sale |
| Friday, July 16, from 4 to 8 p.m., |
{on the patio of the nurses’ home. |
I In case of rain, it will be held in’
"the auditorium.
SECTION B — PAGE 5
Members Of Calvary Shrine, 20 Tenth Birthday
Feted At Garden Party Saturday
Mrs. Ethel Messerve and Mrs,
at a lovely garden party given in
honor of Shrine 20, Order of White |
home in Lake Silkworth Saturday |
afterncon, July 10.
Mrs. Helen Lutsey is Worthy |
High Priestess and Mrs. Mabel Mill-
| er, Watchman of Shepherds of Cal-
vary Shrine.
Games were played and door
: | ah Thomas, Mrs. Jennie Yeust, Sha-
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- | Anna May Williams were hostesses vertown; Mrs. Maud Yeisley, Mrs. |
| Ethel Morgan, Mrs. Mary Thomas, |
| Mrs.
Mrs. Mabel Miller, Forty-Fort; Mrs.
prizes and special prizes awarded. |
Refreshments were served to the
following: Mrs. Arline Winner, Mt.
Top; Mrs. Anne Phillips, Mrs. Esther |
Selner, Mrs. Edward Boltz, Mrs. Hor- |
lacher, Mrs. May Jones, Misses Es- |
ther and Delilah Kistler, Lake Silk-
Alfred Rogers, Wed
Forty-one Years
Mr.
former Jessie
and Mrs.
is ‘the
Davis, daughter of Mr.
{E. E. F. Davis of Alderson. Mr.
Rogers is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Cory Rogers of Dallas.
They were married at Alderson
41 years ago by the Rev. Lynn H.
Brown, pastor of the Alderson
Methodist Church at that time.
They have one son, Bernard D.
Rogers of Shavertown.
"worth; Mr. and Mrs. George Stokes, |
| Mrs. Anna May Williams, Pitman,
{ N. J.; Mrs. Laura Dymond, Mrs. Sar-
and Mrs. Alfred A. Rogers
| were married 41 years on July 4th. |
| Mrs. Rogers
| Mrs. Joe Yenason,
{ Dallas, celebrated his tenth birth-
| day, Thursday evening with a party
| at his home.
Johnny Yenason, son of Mr. and
Parrish Street,
Present were Mr. and Mrs.
Goldie Ide, Mrs. Myrtle Rineman | Michael Yenason, Mr. and Mrs. Don
and son Billy, Dallas; Mrs. Pearl Paeglow, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Yena-
The wedding will take place | Shrine of Jerusalem at the Messerve | Allabaugh, Edwardsville; Mrs. Do-| Son, Pauline, Joe Michael and the
rothy Curran, Harveys Lake; Mrs. | guest of honor.
Mrs. Elizabeth Knies and daughter, |
Mrs. Ann Daubert, Wilkes-Barre;
Charles Lutsey, Shavertown;
Vera Thomas, Mrs. Mildred George,
Mrs. Noah Roberts, Miss Audrey
Williams, Nanticoke; and the
hostesses.
|
Next social event of the Order |
will be held at the summer home of |
Mrs. Arabella LeVan, Carpenter |
Road, Harveys. Lake, Saturday, Au-|
gust 14, at 1:30 p. m. |
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