DALLAS POST, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1929 S—— — —_ | BEST DEER SEASON | Poofeefeateatosiosiaeteatssloefeedeadsafosfoeteadeade fe of —-Noxen- 4 irre Without any question, the finest | & The Ladies’ Society of the Lutheran the | Church Mrs. Elizabeth 14:1 Beahm, one ‘of the older members of | Targe kills were reported from almost : : 2 | the society, a Christmas party Wed-| gyery section and it is estimated that | December 18. Mrs. between 13,00 and 15,000 legal deer many gifts, | were taken during the first week of —Carverton- Min and Mrs. Clarence Frantz and child? en, Sheldon, Nelson, Valeda, Roland and Eleanor of Demunds spent unday at the home of ‘Mrs. Mary Knorr. Miss Mary Hefft spent a few days | buck season in the history of a) / tendered State came to a close December 9, 0 9. 0% 3 ® KR) ho” % >-¢, 9 $ Complete Assortment of nesday evening, Xo 9 + Beahm received pretty eS 9, + at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Hefft. Miss Ida Anderson spent a few days at the huime of Mr. and Mrs. Geo ge Schooley. Mis Iate Rozelle spent a few days at 1'e home of her daughter, Mrs. I IL. Coursen. Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Volrath and son Frank, Adam Keil and Eleanor Jores have returned to-Rochester, N. among them a heautiful bathrobe, a gift from the society. The evening spent playing After lunch, old time songs were sung. Rev. was games. and Mrs. Levi Yiengst sang a German song, Mrs. R. S. Crosby game a read- ing and Mrs. Gertrude Thomas a reci- tation. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley R. Durland were callers at the home of Gertrude Thomas on Sunday. 1 few violations can be attributed to the season. Generally the creatures killed this year were larger and had bigger antlers than for many vears past. Less violations occurred. | Since the beginning of the deer season eight hunters were killed and thirteen wounded. Last year five hunters were killed and twenty-five wounded within the period of fifteen days. Perhaps one of the reasons responsible for so speaking, 9, + 7 $0, 0. 0, 0. 0. Lae Xa Ne Xa Xa xX ¢ 9. 9, bo? te? ‘Men’s GIFT Haberdashery for CR / > 9® 2 o. ho ¥%¢ ogee 9 ww) * The funeral of Mrs. Calvin Spencer of ' Pittston, who died of Bright's disease in one of Scranton’s hospitals, was held here this week. Interment was in Orcuttt’s Grove cemetery. ¥Y., aftcy spending some time at the bome cf Mr. and Mrs. Hugh O. Jone. Christmas exercises will be he'd at the Carverton M. E. Church Tuesd:v evening, Deccember( 24. The children ghd choir are planning to render a de- lightful program. f Mr. ane Mrs. Willard Prynn enter- ‘tained at a dinner party in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Volrath, Adam Keil 2nd Miss Eleanor Jones. Others present were: Mr. and Mrs. Hugh C. Jones and family, Mr. and Mrs. W.'- lard Prynn and family, Mr. and Mrs Sheldon I'rynn and daughter Doris and Elaine Wilson. The piay to have been given in the Graige hall on Friday evening by thes Epworth League, December 14, been postponed. Mrs. Allan Schmoll has been ill for several days. Mrs. George Brown has been visit ing her daughter, Mrs. Ralph Heit of West Pittston. Senior ciass of the Wyoming high school will give two plays, “Excus? It, Please,” and “We Aim to Please” at the high school on December 1% Floyd Xnorr, sons Stanley and Harry s,ent Sunday with his mother. Sarah Knorr and Thelma Thorapson called on Afrs. Bertha Anders>i re- cenv'y 9, * 9. i ro? % some of the unique slogans adopted by a great many camps. Here is one which should have had good effect: “Look for His Horns! 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