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TAKE YOUR PHINTINGS TO THE BANK TOMORROW
| Area residents are urged to enter | on Saturday and the show will be!
paintings in the Wyoming National ! open to the public June 6 through
Bank Spring Art Show today, | June 30. Judges are Marcia Clapp |
Thursday, and tomorrow, Friday. DeRocco, founder and chairman of
Valuable prizes will be offered by | the Pocono Art Center,
, the bank for first, second, third | Ruzicka and Celius Dougherty, both
best of show painting portray ing’ musicians, composers, art critics
show “Spring and world travellers from the Po-
the theme of the
Comes to Wyoming Valley.”
Judges will make their selections
cono Area.
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Mrs. Mabel Hess Celehiales 80th
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THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, MAY 26, 1966
Engagement Announced
MISS JoANN NORRIE
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Norrie of] attending Wilkes - Barre Business
' 86 Carverton Road, Trucksville, an-| College.
nounce the engagement of their Her fiance was graduated from
daughter, Jo-Ann,’ to Airman 3rd| Dallas Senior High School, and is
Class William C. Sarley, son of Mr. | serving in the U. S .Air Force as
and Mrs. William R. Sarley, 45 Mid-| an aircraft electrical repairman.
land Drive, Dalas. | No date has been set for
| Miss Norrie was graduated from | wedding.
Dallas Senior High School and is!
the
Birthday At Family Party, May 14
Mrs. Mabel Hess, Ricketts Glen, | ton, Harry Fox, Mr. and Mrs. Law-
celebrated her 80th birthday on |rence Cragle, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
May 14. A family gathering was | Cragle and children, Mr. and Mrs.
held at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Lawrence Cragle.
Mrs, Hess was born at Fairmont
in 1886. She was the former Mabel
‘Davis. There are four i
in the family. Mrs. Hess has one
daughter, Mrs. Cragle. She has ed
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Elwyn Cragle. |
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MONTOUR FARMERS
LIVESTOCK MARKET
children ING
Those who attended the party | .
! grandchildren and five great- grand-
{ were: Mr. and Mrs. Paul Shannon,
Mr. and Mrs. Hilbert Davis, Benton,
Mr. aand Mrs. Dana Sickler, Carver-
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Mr. And Mrs. John Honeywell
To Mark Silver Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. John Honeywell,
Noxen, will observe their 25th wed-
ding anniversary on May 31.
They were married at Ruggles
Methodist Church by Rev. David
Morgan. Attendants were Mr. and
Mrs. Chester Bunsek, now of Alaska.
Mrs. Honeywell is the
Faith Kocher, Sorber Mountain. Her
husband Is is a Dallas native, brother
Miss Lois" Carol Fantz Bide:
Of Lee H. Schreiner, New Jersey
A lovely spring wedding took
place at Clinton Methodist Church,
Fairfield, N.J.,, on Sunday, May 1
at 4:30 p.m., when Miss Lois Carol
Frantz, daughter of Mr.
Sheldon Frantz, Fairfield, N.J., be-
came the bride of Lee H. Schreiner,
son of Mrs. Margie Schaffer, Cald-
| well, N. J.
| Rev. John Crawford, pastor and
| Rev. James Umbra, pastor of Wa-
| namie Methodist Church, cousin of
former
and Mrs. !
“and pill box hat with short veil. §
the bride, performed the double ring
ceremony.
of Chief Russell Honeywell, and is.
employed by Hoover and Milbrodt.
They are the parents of five chil-
dren Mrs. Betty Spencer, Noxen;
John, Endicott, N, Y.; Susan, Jeff
and Copnie, at home. There are Hosen. Mrs. Landon is the former!
also four grandchildren. | Anna Maude Herdman.
The family are members of Rug-| NE London. managed Bis. own
s 1 ds h : » | . 2 ge
gles Methodist Cinch ! farm and was employed by the
county until his retirement six
years ago. !
There: are three children, Mrs.
Paul Hilbert, Bordentown, N. J,
Mr. and Mrs.
ding anniversary on May 18.
The couple were married in Bing-
hamton, N. Y., by. the Rev. Van-
Bible, gift of her pastor, which was
covered with a spray of white rose-
buds, baby breath and ivy centered
with a white orchid. of
Miss Sally Hildebrand, Boonton, j
N.J., was bridesmaid and selected
an aquamarine street length gown i
of taffeta with matching lace jacket fd
She carried a colonial bouquet of
aqua tinted carnations and white
rosebuds.
Allen Morgan, Hanover,
served as best” man.
N.J.,
~ ALIAS, PENNSYLVANIA
Mr. And Mrs. George Landon
Celebrate 56th Wedding Date’
George Landon, ' Mrs. Pittston,
Kunkle, observed their 56th wed- Thomas of Kunkle. Seven grand-
| children and three great-grandchil-
dren complete the family circle.
preparing,
the affair.
David Jones,
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. Girl Scouts will be hostess to their
Mothers and troop committee mem-
bers at a Covered Dish Supper on
June ‘1.
Event will be held at Pracksville
' Educational Building, with the girls
serving and drranging
y pear}
Mr. And Mrs. Samuel B. raver
Mrs. Hugh Klinetob, Apalachin,
N.Y.,
and Mrs. Grace Smith, Little Falls,
N.J., played the wedding inusic.
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride wore a long sleeve princess The conple spent Sunday night
style street length gown of white at the Dallas Motel
chantilly lace ' over taffeta. Her friends in the Dallas area.
shoulder length veil of illusion tell |
from a satin headband with seed
trim. She carried a white |
| sage of pink rosebuds
breath.
Terrace Apts. Caldwell, N.J.
Mark 36th Wedding Anniversary
marriage, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel hours to quilting and handcraft,
Traver observed their 36th wedding adding many delightful pieces to
anniversary yesterday. her home.
The couple were married at the |
home of the bride’s uncle, William Methodist Church, Harveys Lake.
Lutes in Tunkhannock by Rev. R.| Two children were born to the
Lena Brown, Dallas.
Mr. Traver, who is employed as also one grandchild.
an electrician in Binghamton, N. Y.,
travels back and forth each day to'
IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE
What is Spring
in Wyoming Valley?
It’s cherry blossom time . . .
it’s sweethearts hand-in-hand.
It’s baseball
in the vacant lot . . .
hop-scotch and jump rope.
It’s the Fiesta . . .
it’s the circus . . .
it’s an artist’s hey-day!
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Watch the world being reborn this
Spring . . . and capture it on can-
vas . . , for the Wyoming National
Bank’s Spring Art Show! The
show theme . . . “Spring Comes to
Wyoming Valley. »
Paintings will be received the week
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The, mother of the bride chose a
aunt of the bride was soloist pink lace dress over taffeta with §
white accessories and wore a cor- [
and baby H
and visited #
They are residing at 507 Caldwell &
Residents of Noxen since their his: job. His wife gives her spare @§
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This is your cordial invitation
vA > to enter the
WYOMING NATIONAL BANK
SPRING ART SHOW
of May 23 and will be on display at
the bank’s Wilkes-Barre Office,
June 6 through 30th. Valuable
prizes will be awarded! Stop in a
Wyoming National Bank office for
entry forms and show rules ,. , or
inquire through your local art
group.
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OF WILKES-BARRE
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