E Observe Wedding Anniversary |
mr. and Mrs. Verne Kitchen cele-.
rated their tenth wedding anniver- |
y recently at the home of Mr. and
s. Byron Kitchen of Hillcrest ave- |
Those present were: Mr. and’
~ Verne Kitchen and children,
re. Sara and Nellie, Mr. and Mrs.
john Kitchen and children, Betty,
Minnie, Florence and Ruth, John and
dith, Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Kitchen
d children, Beatrice, Verna, Doris,
dys, Irene and George, Mr. and
@rs. Ray Kitchen and children,
3ay, Elsie, Mary Lilley Dorothy and
rillard, Mr. and Mrs. Byron Kitchen
snd children Jack and Arthur, Mr.
“Thomas Kitchen:
‘bers of the Girl Scouts, Troop 39,
pponsored by the Lutheran church, at
‘her home last Friday afternoon.
ois Clerical Force
Robert Eck, son of Mr. and Mrs,
hn Eck of Lehigh streef, has ac-
‘pepted a clerical position with the
Jen Alden Coal Company, River
treet, Wilkes-Barre. He
argaret Coolbaugh of Forty Fort
ent the past ‘week as the guest of
, and Mrs. W. W. Brace.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Monk and family
ent Sunday with relatives at Pitts-
gis
Unsanitary Bathing
A number of dams have been built
y children in various parts of the
wn along Toby's Creek that are be-
used for bathing and wading pur-
ses by children. This is a very bad
and unsanitary form due to the
ge number of sewers that empty
into the creek from points above. Par-
pts should warn children ot to use
the creek for bathingi
SEEN AND HEARD
By Will Wimble
The glorious Fourth is here.
xt you are an average | American,
ere is a safe way you will celebrate
v3:
At 7 a. 'm.,.shut off the alarm clock
and take anctiice nap. 9 a. m.—Crawl
ut of bed and hustle downstairs for
reakfast. 10 a. m.—Watch and help
e children shoot their cap pistols so
t they don’t pinch their fingers.
Noon—Eat dinner. 1 p. m.—Take a
Pp 2 p. m.—Go to a baseball game,
swimming, or to the park 'c
e movies or take the family for an
automobile ride. At 6 p. m-—Eat
gupper. 7 p. m.—Loaf a bit and listen
to the radio until it gets dark enough
to shoot the night fireworks for the
children, but see that no. one gets
burnt. Let's make it a safe and sane
Fourth of July. =
ag Sunday at 11 a. m. we started out
on a drive towards Dallas.. We, turned
yight at Dallas, went: on through to
Kunkle and Beaumont,” ‘turned left at
the cross road and stopped off’ at Or-
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~~ VERTO WN
By “RED SCHWARTZ
=30?
at the dance at Fernbrook Park last
; Saturday night. Whether Fabe did
any dancing rier | we left. we go not
know. 5 ) R
Brick Roushey has an old woman
chasing him at Fernbrook.’ Whether
it is a man ‘dressed up ‘as a woman we
do not know. But it is said that Brick
just dreads it when she makes her
appearance. 2 ;
Short Notes and Personals
Rev. Clark Callender, who died re-
cently, in Scranton, was well known
here, forme the first minister to occupy
the pulpit of the local M. E. church.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Eckert have re-
turned home from their honeymoon
and are now located in a newly inr-y
nished apartment at Trucksville.
Rev. J. J. O'Leary, pastor of St.
Therese’s church, has returned home
after spending the past week at New
Orleans.
Arrangements are being made for a
series of baseball games between the
01d Timers of Dallas and. the Brother-
hood team of St. Paul's Lutheran
church. If arrangements can be com-
pleted the first game will be played
on the Weiss farm at Dallas on Tues-
day evening of next week.
Miss Esther Thomas spent the past
week with relatives at Stroudsburg.
Rabbi Marcus Salzman of Wilkes
Barre preached the sermon at the
local M. E. church last Sunday morn-
ing.
The Leadership Training School bes
ing conducted on Thursday evenings
at the M. E. church is growing in in.
terest and attendance.
Mrs. Robert Henry and daughter of
New Jersey are spending their vaca.
tion at the home of Rev. and Mrs. C.
B. Henry. :
Mr. and Mrs, Alfred Ray and family
have moved from Main street to Leh-
man: :
Township employees, under the
supervision of Supervisor Sam Wook
bert, are resurfiting Shaver avenue.
‘When completed the street will be in
first class condition. At the present
time there are numerous holes Which
make driving very uneasy. x
Because of the growth of the chil.
dren’s division of the Sunday school
in the local’ M. E. church jt has be-
come necessary to arrange a room for
the kindergarten or beginners’ class
in the room formerly occupied by the
Dr. Place Bible class. The men meet
in the auditoriwm of the church.
The Ladies’ Auxiliary of St. Paul's
LutHeran church will hold an anniver
sary outing and meeting on the lawn
of Mrs. Christine Malkemes of Hill-
crest View on next Wednesday eve-
ning. The local organization was
formed seven years "ago. All mem-
bers who are enrolled at present and
those who are charter members are
requested to be present! A good time
is assured all who attend.
_ At the Sunday school board m\>t-
ing held. recently. Mrs. William
Ockenhouseé was. elected superinten-
dent of the beginners’ department and
Miss Jane Courtright superintendent |
of the. primary department. |
utt’s
chicken dinners, that is served’ the: @
every Sunday. Boy, talk about “youl
meal! Noxen may be noted for its
tannery and good baseball, players; but |
hat chicken dinner we had last Sun-
day was the best that we had in some
time. ‘We loafed around unti il~ about
3 p. m. Then we started: ‘out for a-
v ride which included the central pait |
* Noxen. Not much doing. in the old |
wn, Must have been 4a ball game
er at the Tannery. ' Mr. Phoenix and
the minister 6f the Noxen church were |
the only persons we knew that were
aking things easy on “the front porch.
Coming on to the Lake we . noticed
one party cutting his children’s hair
on the front porch. Nothing seemed
40 interest us more than - a potato |
field that a party has planted on a
mountain side. The plants looked |
strong and healthy. A boy was hav-
ing the time of His life with a bird
of some kind that would | fly ‘down
near him and then fly back. It was;
ejther a kingfisher or a swallow that
had a nest in that locality. - Proceed-
ing to the Lake we found the picnic
grounds were packed with machines.
On to Sandy Beach, more machines
than at the picnic grounds. How they
managed to get them all in there is
some job. But getting out is worse.
On we came until we stopped at
“Fernbrook, just as dead on Sunday as
it is during the week. We then came
on down to our resting place where
this is being written and we wish that
we had one of those chicken dinners
before us now. We won't charge you
for this publicty, Mr. Orcutt, if the
editor does not use his scissors, for
he hails from Noxen, too. We were
on the watch out for him, but most
likely he had his best girl out for an
automobile ride. What say, Ris?
It must be true what Earl Monk told
the writer about Fabian Odell having
a girl, but we disagree with Earl
Fabian has two girls, Tor we saw him
Grove for. one of the delicious :
the months of July and August.
, Brotherhood of the Lutheran |
will meet” at the church on
~The”
chureh
Monday evening.
number of important questions’ to he
quested to be present as there are a
discussed. All members having
tatters or ‘money from the clam bake
held recently are urged to make. re-|
turns.
A capacity andienee witnessed the
rresentation of ‘the Keller class min
strel ‘Show at the M. E. church: on
Tuesday evening.
The evening service at the local M.
E. church will be discontinued during
State highway patrolmen’ patroled
“the lower road on Saturday night be-
cause of the heavy traffic
Rev. Harry Bo ‘Henry attended the
| Kiwanis convention at Atlantic City
this week as a delegate Jof the Mt.
| Greenwood Kiwanis club. }
Mrs. E. \W. Guernsey is spending the
summer months at the Guernsey cot-
tage at Lake Ariel
Mrs. Elizabeth Healy of Pioneer
avenue has returned home from a
business trip to Reading, Pottsville
and New York City. }
Mr. and Mrs. Charles McGroarty and
Mrs. Anna Owens of Wilkes-Barre
were guests on’ Sunday of Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert Gethens.
Mr. and Mrs. H. S. VanCampen and
son Jimmie spent Sunasy at Lake
‘Winola.
Mr. and Mrs. Lionell Snyder, Ruth
Snyder and Beth Myles of Wilkes-
Barre and Mr. and Mrs. Myrtle Gay
of Scranton were: guests over the
the past week.
Rev. Anthony Iveson has purchased
a, new Chrysler sedan.
Fred Eck has purchased a new Ford
sport roadster.
Mr. and Mrs. James Harfman enter-
tained a number of friends at their
home recently. After cards, luncheon
week-end of Mr. and Mrs. William
Brace.
- All members are re- |:
‘after
Carverton
Mrs. Frank Locke of Trucksville, Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Paulhamous of Plains,
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Inman of Luzerne
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Jones.
' Mr. and Mrs. Harry Eustice spent
an evening recently at the home “of
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Prynn. a
Mrs. Bertha Andefson was a caller
recently at the home of Mr ‘and Mrs.
William Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown, Miss
Helen Smalley and Elfison Gay have
returned to their homes after having
enjoyed a motor trip to Buffalo.
Mrs. Allen Schmoll and sons, Allen
and Amos, of Wilkes-Barre, were 1e-
cent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Amos
Sax.
Miss Esther Sax has purchased a
new car.
Mrs. Amos Sax recently had as her
guest Mrs. C. H. Sharpless of Blooms-
burg.
Miss Gladys Frantz, student nurse
at Wilkes-Barre General = hospital,
spent the week-end with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Frantz.\
Curtis Swisher has been removed to
his home after having been a patient
at Nesbitt Memorial hospital recently.
Miss Edna Frantz of Forty Fort
spent Sunday with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Frantz.
Clyde Swisher of Berwick is spend-
ing some time with his brother, Curtis
Swisher,
Mr. and Mrs, Tompkins of Wilkes-
Rarre were recent guests at the Dana
home.
John Dana and Henry ‘Bailey of
Wilkes-Barre. have returned from
Allentown, having gone there by air-
plane .to witness the opening of the
new airport...
Mrs. Mary Knorr and sons Herbert.
Mrs. Bertha Anderson, Stanley Knorr
and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Knorr of
Trucksville, called at the home of Mr.
and. Mrs. Ezra Hoover of Carverton
road.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Dara and
daughter, Dorothy, and Mr. and Mrs.
C. A. Dana were visitors at ‘ke home
of Arch Griffith at Blytheburn on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Kemmerer and
Donald were callers at the Andreas
home on Sunday.
Mrs. Luther Coolbaugh and children,
Sarah, George, Olin and Junior are
spending some time at,the home of the
latter’s ‘mother, Mrs. Mary Knorr.
Miss Laura Lewis of Wilkes-Barre
was the house guest of Mrs. Kathryn
Malkemes of Chestnut street during
was served to Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
Rayner, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Parrish,
| Mr. and Mrs. David Lewis, George
| Kane, Henrietta Evans and. Mr. and
Mrs. James Harfman.
Mr. and Mrs, Karl Keuhn and son
have moved from the apartment over
the American store to the Jeter resi-
dence at Dallas.
Mr. and Mrs. Fleming have moved
from Spring street to the State of
Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. William Deremer have
moved from Hillcrest View to parts
unknown.
: Engagement Announced
The engagement of Miss Mildred
Meeker
was announced at a ‘luncheon and
bridge Saturday afternoon at Colonial
Inn, Fernbrook. A color scheme of
yellow and orchid was used, announice-
‘ment being concealed in the center of
large daisies used as place cards. The
centerpiece was a huge basket of
orchid canterbury bells and yellow
daisies. Table of bridge were formed
the luncheon and attractive
prizes awarded the winners. Guests
were: Mildred Meeker, Ruth Meeker,
Gertrude Wright, Clare Leuder, Eliza-
beth Jones, Verna Zubres, Helen Alex-
ander, Jeannette Ellowitch, Ann Ello-
witch, Catherine Spayd and Margaret
Dorsch.
The Mule
Didn't Kick
Because =
Anthony Makitis found a
man who wanted to buy him
through a Post Classified ad.
Everybody reads the Classi-
fied. Whether you want to
buy or sell something you
will find these little ads just
the thing to convey your mes-
sage to the right people.
Take a chance and try onc
for a couple of weeks and get
a pleasant surprise at the re-
sults. Thirteen words for a
quarter. Two cents for each
additional word.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Post, Mr. and |
spent Sunday evening at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Eard Kemmerer and son’
to Willard Wright of Dallas |
-Alderson-
Miss Emma Odenkirchen with her
father, Fred Odenkirchen, visited rela-
*l tives in Warrior Run on Monday.
Miss Iris Kitchen, a student nurse
at Wilkes-Barre General hospital, is
enjoying a two weeks’ vacation at the
home of her parents, Mr... ‘and Mrs.
Amos Kitchen. ;
The Alderson Epworth League will
hold a business mccting at the home
of Misses Iris and Marjorie Kitchen
on Tuesday, July 8, at 8 p. m. The
business session will be followed by a
social hour. :
Because of the rain the lawn social
which was he'd at the Ruggles
church recently, was transjor:aed ‘nto
an indoor affair. Home-'made ice
cream, soft drinmas, cake and péanuts
were purchased nnd enjoyed by those
who gathered in the Community hall
The Ruggles vand furnishei an excel-
lent musical program.
Miss Marv Kuchta, a teacher in the
schools of ngton, Pluadelphia,
has arrived home for the su.xmer va-
cation.
Miss Dorotliy Anderson is spending
a two weeks’ va:sticn®*at the home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Grover
Anderson. Mis: Anderson is a student
nurse at’ Wilkes-Barre Geieral hose
Ks»
pital. \
Miss Mars Xuchta ard brother
George spent Wednesday snopping in
Wilkes-Barre.
Children’s day at Alderson was a
very. successful one. This fact was
made manifest by the many compli-
ments which the able coaches of the
children received. Due to the beauti-
ful day many of the cottagers. from
about the lake ‘were: present. Edwin
and Rohanna Shoemaker furnished
the music . for part of the program,
while Genevieve York was. piano ac-
companist for the pageant, “The Glit-
tering Gate.” Enoch Thomas very
ably carried out the part of the Spirit
of Knowledge. The church was beau-
tifully decorated with flowers from the
gardens of Mrs. A. A. Stull and C. B.
D. Wood, E: E. Davis and several
other persons donated flowers. A sil-
ver arch wound with red rambler roses
was the “glittering gate.” Six small
members of the cradle roll experienced
their first graduation in white caps
and gowns from the cradle roll to the
primary department of the Sunddy
school. Many of the summer folk at-
tended and enjoyed the program. Nirs.
York, Mrs. Harvey Witchen and
Bethie Allen are responsible for the
success of the event.
Mr, and Mrs. Charles Kasper and
family have opened their cottage Lere.
It was thought last year that if
Mary was modern she would not get
her skirt went when she atempted to
go over the mountain, due to the
briefness of it. But’ we fear that if
Mary is in style this July 2, she surely
got her skirt wet.
H. R. Garinger, our local
has hired a new butcher for the sum-
mer months...
butcher,
Ne £ or 1 0
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Huntsville
Noe Se
Church service Sunday—At the M.
E. church:
‘n; Sunday school, 10:30 a. m. At the
Christian ‘church:
19:30 a. m.; Sunday school, 10:20 a. m.;
Morning worship, 9:30 a.
Morning worship,
Young People's meeting, 7: 30 p. m.
The Woman’s Home Missionary So-
ciety Ww. ‘G.
Laidler next Thursday afternoon at
Mrs. Ralph Shaver will
lead the devotions and have charge of
the program. ;
will meet with Mrs.
2 o'clock.
—
Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Wilcox will en-
tertain the Adult Bible class of the
M. E. Sunday school on Monday eve-
ning.
Farewell Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. John N. Ross of
Huntsville gave a farewell dinner at
their home on Sunday in honor of Mr.
and Mrs. Sidney Honeywell, Mrs. Stella
Scribens, Mrs. Vienna Moran and
daughter Dolores of Nebraska, who
have been visiting relatives in this
vicinity for the last month.
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: Inc. es
The last few days. of real grow-
ing weather have kept the farm-
érs * “hard. at it? cultivating, A
spraying and haying. We're:
just as busy, however, furnish=-
ing them with hay carrier out-
fits, mower guards and, knives;
spray materials etc. our low:
prices help to keep us busy.
OIL STOVES id
$6.00
Everyday
Gay Murry Specials
....$35.00
Cast Kitchen Ranges..
3-Ply Ashphalt Roofing..
1.40
Mower Knives and Rivets, 3
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Atmosphere
No charge for cot-
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Glenn Kitchen spent Monday With
his sister, Mrs. A. | K. Haryey "at
Scranton. |
Bathing Beach Comr'eted
Under the direction of Arthur L.|
Stull, a bath’ng beach has been com-|
pleted at the Alderson end of the |
Lake. The seach is fuliy equipped
with a small pier, diving board and]
the private use of |
floats and is for |
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for June 30. Regular courses or
“special work arranged for.
fog on n request. Phone W.-B. 1252.
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