DALLAS POST, DALLAS PA AUGUST 24, 1929
~Carverton-
ote for Frank Mathers for Tax
llector Kingston Township.
he Queen Bsther Society held a
sting at the home of rs. Allan
hmoll on. Thutsday evening, August
After the business hour a party
was held for the active and honorary
mbers.
party was given in honor of Miss
an Baird, who was graduated
Moody Bible Institute by a group
friend. Miss Baird will leave later
fill a position in Oklahoma. Miss
ird has the best wishes of many
ends.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Knorr, Sr.
Mrs. William Leigh and Paul Knorr
ed at the home of Mrs. Mary Knorr
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Parrish enter-
ained the following recently: Mr.
nd Mrs. John PaPrrish and son
ge, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Parrish
on Carver and Mary Louise Par-
ry Brown of Old Forge is spend-
g some ‘time at the home of Mr. and:
[rs. George Knorr. r
> | Miss: Christina Sword, who has
been attending the summer session of
lumbia Univerity, is spending’ a few
ks with her parents, Fr. and Mrs.
J red ‘Sword before « leaving for
ria, Ill, where she has a position
physical director of the new Y. W.
C. A. Miss Sword had as her guest
ver the week-end Miss Ruth Staf-
ford of Rochester, N. Y.
obert. Prynn and Russell Coursen
ave returned home after spending
ome time touring the western states.
~ Mrs. Charles Parrish. is recovering
rom an illness. : :
Mr. and Mrs. Shay Lewis, Mrs.
oseph Perry. and. Mrs. DeWitt
ended the Grangers’ picpie at Pat-
Miss Carrie Conrsen has returned
ome after Spending a week at Stats
“Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Harris and
ldren, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Harris
and Miss Mabel Rozelle attended the
Harris reunion at Shavertown last
Kk.
ertained the following ons evening
cently: Dr. and Mrs. Paul S. Heath
nd family, Mr. and Mrs. George L.
enner, Mary Nesbitt and Mr. and
[rs. Charles H. Dana.
Miss Thelma and Dorrance DeWitt
‘Perry: and Cleveland Anderson spent
OS nday at the Dimock camp meeting
unds.
Miss Iva and Mabel Conklin at-
nded the Sunday school picnic waich
as held at Harvey's Lake.
Mr. ad Mrs. Penn Saxe entertained
in honor of their daughter, Esther, who
leaving on Sunday to take a position
Long Island. Guests were: Mr.
d Mrs. James Saxe and Miss Thelma
e of Wyoming, Mr. and Mrs. Anos
< e and Mrs. Allen Schmoll and
sons, Allen, Jr. and Amos, of Carver-
ton, Mr. and Mrs. William Baker and
ghters, Harriett and Helen of Wyo-
rs. : Charles Gensel and children,
oland, Billy, Eldie and Betty, called
the home of Mr. and Mrs. William
~ Miss Edna Hefft of New Jersey and
Miss Genevieve Hefft called at the
ome of Mr. and Mrs. Abe Gay re-
day
, Dewey Knorr and
Bertha Anderson called at the
ome of M. J. Hefft recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gensel, chil-
‘and Miss Gertrude Engle motored to
w York on Sunday, where they
visited Mrs. Gensel’s sister.
‘Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Steve Covert,
daughter. Mrs, Covert before mur-
iage was Miss Cadeline Coon.
Miss Esthtr Schooley of Harris Hill
ent Sunday with Miss Ida Anderson.
Miss Edna Hefft of Camden, N. J.
has returned to her home after spend-
ing some time visiting relatives and
friends. ry
Mrs. Isaac Montayne of New Milford
‘and Miss Lois Elson of Huntsville are
guests of Mr. Willard Prynn.
Mr. and Mrs. George Schooley spent
Sunday at the home of Mrs. Mary
Knorr.
Miss Mary and Leigh Hefft spent
Sunday at the home of their brother,
ba. \
Hiram Taylor of New York is spend-
ng somé time at the home of his
ther-in-law, M. J. Hefft.
Mrs. Mary Knorr and son, Mrs. An-
lerson and daughter, called on Mr. and
IS. Luther Cosa of Wyoming.
' Prothonotary
6 Harold Wagner of Dallas
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Dana éen- |!
en Billy, Eddie, Betty and Roland,
—Trucksville-
" Miss Senor Staub Staub is
home on Carverton Road.
Mics. Thelma Adams has returned
home after spending a weex wita rela-
tives in Forty Fort.
Mrs. Charles Trein and her brother,
Earl Sheen, motored to Philadelphia
recently. J
Miss fFranes Keeler has retarned
home after spending a few weeks in
Massachusetts.
Mr. and Mis. Joseph Schooley spent
Tuesday in Bethlehem, where their
son, David, will attend ienigh Univers
sity this fall. .
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Nichols have
as their guest Mrs. George Doty of
Endicott, N. Y. ;
Trucksville is a wonders] place to
see ae dirigible and those who were
lucky enough to be up at 11:23 p. m.
Tuesday night saw the “Los Angeles”
pass over.
Mrs. Charles F. Bachman is spend-
ing the week ay Pocohanna Lodge in
the Poconos.
The September meeting of the
Women’s Home and Foreign Mission-
ary Society will be held Wednesday,
September 3, at the home of Mrs.
Claude Norris. This is the last meet-
ing of the foreign. fiscal year. Ail
members owing dues or pledges kindly
remember to bring same. The mite box
opening will be held in tlie near fu-
ture and the date will be announced
later.
Support Our Local Candidate For
Prothonotary
G. Harold Wagner of Dallas
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Blannet nave
returned home from a two weeks’ va-
cation in New Hampshire.
The third reunion of the New Colum-
bus Academy, New Columbus, was
held on Saturday. Dr. and Mrs. C. L.
Boston of Noxen, the former a student
of the %chool, were present: Prof.
and Mrs. Z. R. Howell, Mrs. Hughes
of Mt. Greenwood, a former teacher
of music, and daughter, Mrs. C. E.
Cunningham, also Miss Josephine
azeltine, whose sister, Martha, was
a pupil of the school, were preent.
Miss Jessie Race spent the week-
end at her home in Noxen. J
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Woolbert and
family are planning to leave this week
for a trip to New York State by
pent the week-end with their aunt, motor
1s. Brown of Mt. Zion. Charlotte Lewis, Carol y
: : yn Perry,
r. and Mrs. Shay Lewis, Mrs. J.|yooqi0 Race,” Charlotte and Pauline
Stroud, Glen Stroud, Clifford Howell,
William Glun and Graden Carle mo-
tored to Noxen recently, where they
held a wiener roast.
Miss Julia W. Montayne entertained
the members of her bridge club on
Monday.
Miss Bessie Dean of Scranton is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Grace Dean of
Harris Hill Road.
Mr. and Mr. W. C. Ellsworth of
Philadelphia ‘have been visitng at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Nichols.
Miss Helen Reynolds has been visit-
ing friends in Bucalo, N. Y.
Mrs. Morrs Snyder and children
are spending a few days at the home
of Mrs. Charles: Palmer on irene
street.
Mrs. Jack Johnson of Wilkes-Barre
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Doyal
Liyne.
Miss Jessie McKeever is visiting the
Misses Doran at their home on Orx
chard treet.
Mr. and Mr. Jonah Warden and Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Billings and son,
Frank, motored to Montrose on Sun-
day.
The Misses May and Elizabeth
Johnson of Wilkes-Barre
friends here lately.
visited
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James Shaw is spending his vacation
at his home here.
John Sickler
porch concreted.
Mr. and Mrs. Hahn hve of Mehoop-
any were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Laird
Stanton on Sunday.
Mrs. Margaret Snell and niece, Janet
EaEton are visiting the former's sister
at Cleveland, Ohio. ; :
Mrs. Josephine Evans is slowly con-
valescing from a recent illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Dymond wand
daughter, Madge, visited - Pond Hill
on Sunday. . :
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Dymond and
daughter Jane of West Pittston called
on the former's father, Lawrence Dy-
'nond, on Sunday. /
Mr. and Mrs. George LaBarr, Mr.
and Mrs. Amaza Agnew, Mrs. Mark
Kunkle, Mrs. Elmer Agmew, Mrs. l.eslie
Dymond, Mary Sickler, ‘Mr. and Mrs.
Leo Dymond and Arthur Emmanuel
is having his store
attended the Wyoming county Grang-.
ers’ picnic recently. \
Florence Heitsman of Centermore-
land visited her sister, Mrs. Arthur
Gay, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Dymond and: son,
Leland, visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Heitsman of Centermoreland on Sun-’
day.
David Emmanuel has purchased a
new Oakland sedan. z
Marian Agnew and Frances Keeier
have returned from a two weeks’ motor |
trip through Canada and .the New
England States.
Mary Sickler entertained Mr. and
Mrs. Sickler of Wyoming and Arthur
Emmanuel of Gary, W. Va. at cards
on Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Lekhart are spend-
ing some time in Maine.
Marian Baird left Monday for Tulsa,
Oklahoma, where she has accepted a
position assisting a Presbyterian min-
ister.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry, Doris Perry,
Wesley Perry,/ Orpha \ Hutchins, Mr.
and Mrs. David Perry, Mr. and Mrs.
McHenry, Mable and Helen McHenry
motored to Hart Lake Sunday. :
Mr. and Mrs. Laird Stanton and Mr.
and Mrs. Charles VanTyle of Harding
motored to Syracuse fair this week.
Arthur Emmanuel has returned to
Gary, 'W. Va., after spending his va-
cation here.
Rev. Greenfield will preach in the
Orange church Sunday evening at 7:30
p. m. Sunday school is at 9:30 a. m.
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Woolever and
son George motored to Stroudsburg
Sunday.
Huey Williams has purchased a ord,
sedan.
Mr. and Mrs. Zinn have moved to
Luzerne.
Mr. and Mrs. Huey Williams and
son, James, Mrs. Crosby and Tony
Smith visited friends at Carbondale
on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Ferry, Capitola
and Donald Boston have returned from
a motor trip to New Jersey and New
York.
Miss Viola, Winfield of
the house guest of Mrs.
ever.
The' Boy Scouts held their regular
weekly meeting in the church hall
Tuesday night.
New Jersey is
H. B. Wool-
Support Our Local Candidate For
Prothonotary
G. Harold Wagner of Dallas
In Praise of Work
Accustom a man to 16 hours of work
a day, and he will regard 10 hours’
work as a soft snap. But accustom
him to working 7 or 8 hours, and he
will look upon 10 hours of work as an
unbearable hardship. Young men of
today too often are under the disad-
vantage of having been trained in the
Collector of Kingston Township.
88-hour idea —American Magazine.
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Officers and Directors
Wm. S. McLean, President
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C. F. Huber, Vice-Pres.
Francis Douglas, Cashier
F. W. Inneg, Assistant Cashier
Direetors
§ Wm. 8S. McLean, C. N. Loveland,
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EING “too busy to spread
manure” is a good sign.
Good farmers are always too
busy to waste time on this job.
That's one good reason why so
many farmers are using McCor-
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The McCormick-Deering is
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~ JOHN ISAACS
KUNKLE, PA.
Hi untsville-
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Perrego visited
relatives at Kingston on Sunday.
Roland Bulford is conwvalscing
a’ tonsil operation.
Miss Alice Bissell of Sayre has re-
turned home after spending some time
with Miss Bertha Randall.
Mrs. Marvin Brown and children
have returned home after spending
some time with relatives at Hillside.
Misses May and Elizabeth Johnson
of Wilkes-Barre were dinner guets Of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rineman one day
recently.
Robert Jones of Plymouth is visiting
his cousin, Glenwood Ide, at the home
of their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Asa Holcomb.
Mr. and Mrs. John Warren of Har-
persville, N. Y., have returned home
after spending a week with Mr. and
Mrs. William Bulford.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Randall spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Davis
at Noxen
Misses Margaret Girvan, Bertha
Thomas, R. Elizabeth Brickenridge
and Ruth Creasy of Dallas visited
Miss Ruth May Hazel on Sunday.
from
Methodist Church
-Rev. H. F. Henry his returned from
his vacation and will occupy the pul-
pit at 9:30. Sunday school at 10:30.
Sunday will be Missionary Sunday
in the Bible school at 10:30.
Christian Church
The Men's and Women’s Bible
at the church. Church service at
9:30. Sunday school at 10:30.
Gerald Frantz and Leland Moss,
Ray and Clifford Xeiper of allas
motored to Coney Island and other
places of interest last week-end.
Royal Culp had his tonsils removed
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. JH. J. Major enter-
tained on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. J. R.
Bertram, Misses Louise Bertram, Mil-
dred Bertram, Mildred Downing and
Walter Palmer.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Krantz, Mrs.
Ella Martin spent the week at Atlan-
tie City.
Miss Elma Major spent Tuesday
with Miss Alice Brace at Idetown.
Léwis Siperko is moving his faiaily
to Shavertown. g
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Warmouth and
children spent Sunday with the latter's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Moss.
Raymond and Bobby Shaver of Wyo-
ming are spending a few days with
their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Shaver.
Mr. and Mrs. William Balliet have
moved to Forty Fort.
Mrs. Florence Perrego, whe was
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Milton Perrego
has returned to her home in Shaver-
town.
Classes will meet next Friday evening
J detown-
Support Our Local Candidate For
Prothonotary
G. Harold Wagner of Dallas
The annual picnic .of the Idetown
Queen Esther Society was held Tues-
day at Sandy Beach. The day was
thoroughly enjoyed. Contests were
held in the afternoon and dainty prizes
given the winners. The September
meetig will ie held at the church and
the society will entertain the Junior
Queen Esthers of the First Methodist
Church of Wilkes-Barre.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Neely returned
last week from a tour which included
a visit of some length to Atlantic City.
From there they traveled down the
coas, touching Philadelphia, Wilming-
ton, eGttysburg and many other Pints
of interest. \
Miss Alice Brace has returned to ner
home from a months’ stay at Ocean
Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Boice with
Mr. Boice’s father and mother visited
relatives at Kingston, N. Y., last week.
James and Helen Cooke of Bethle-
‘|hem spent a week with relatives at
Idetown. They were joind by their
father and ‘nother and sister Gladys
on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Wright returned to Bethlehem with
them on Sunday.
Russell Cooke, who is employed as
draftsman by the Autocar Company
of Ardmore is spending his vacation
at his home in Idetown.
Mrs. Frank Hobbs of Stroudsburg
visited her sister, Mrs. Bruce Shaver,
last week. :
Mr. and Mr. Joseph Deid and chil-
dren spent several days here on their
return to their home at Ardmore.
They had made a two weeks’ visit at
the sfummer hone of Edward Cooke
at Lake Oneida, N. Y.
Mrs. Almira Parrish is visiting at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Par-
rish.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Kocher of this
place has moved to Endicott, N. Y
Mrs. Harold Crosby and daughter,
Carol, returned Monday from a two
weeks’ visit to Philadelphia.
The Women’s Home Missionary So-
ciety recently served a chicken dinner
to the Men’s Bible Class of Luzerne.
There were twnty-two mmbers and
their wives present.
Mrs. Arthur Elston called on Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Elston on Sunday.
rs. Bertha Jenkins is spending a
few day with friends at «ingstca.
Mr. Alvah Jones and childr:n «are
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Walter Covert.
Support Our Local Candidate For
Prothonotary
G. Harold Wagner of Dallas
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Shaver, Mr. and |
PINOCHLE CLUB
Shavertown
clubs and one of the most active and
up-to-the-minute of them all
Earl Monk's store and the following are
active members:
Laycock, Fabian Odell, Jack cH,
George Hunt, Jake Rau, George Weit-
zel and Fred Kromelbein.
“Doc” Laycock and Earl Monk are
partners and challenge any. .
always
combination out of the other group. So
far they are unbeaten, so outsiders will
gladly be accepted as opponents at
any time. Mr. Odell is a high runner-
up and is very frank to admit that the
only reason he isn’t easily the cham-
pion is because he has to play partser
to so many amateurs. George Shaver,
who 'may later be prevailed upon to
take over a job as promoter, states
that he has two champions who could
beat the Monk-Laycock team with
both hands tied, as it were.
they haven’t entered their
yet it is the general opinion of the.club
they must b practicing.
Or
Health and Purity
The duty of physical health and the 4
duty of spiritual purity and loftienss
are not two duties; they are two parts
of one duty—which is living the com-
pletest life which it is possible for
man to live.—Phillips Brooks.
is “quite. noted for vits
is the
Pinochle Club. It has headquarters in
Earl Monk, Gordon:
Since
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