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DALLAS POST, FRIDAY"
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- GARDEN CLUB MEETS
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~~ On Monday afternoon of last week
the members of the Wyoming Valley
arden club - were delightfully enter- |
tained at the beautiful summer home!
~ of Mrs. George Carey of Point Breeze,
~ Harvey's Lake. This was the regu-
lar monthly meeting and was very
well attended. :
The speaker of the afternoon was
Miss Annie Gereche of New York
City, who gave a very interesting talk
~ on European Gardens.
© After a very tasty luncheon the
members visited several nearby gar-
~ dens and also the rock garden at the
Carey home which is considered one
of the beauty spots of the Lake. The
~~ next meeting of the club will .take
place the latter part of August.
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2 cents per word. Call Dallas 300.
HANDMADE BRAIDED and woven
rugs. Inquire of Mrs. Elizabeth
Baker, Wyoming, R. D. 3, on Wy-
oming - Trucksville road near Hefts’
Mills 8-8-2t*
FOR RENT
7 room house on main
Call Dallas 125.
FOR SALE
Used chairs, dressers, bedroom
suites in good condition; also buy old
furniture. American Home Shop, 48
‘Main street, Dallas. 7-4-tf
WANTED
to list small farms or plots suitable
for poultry raising, trucking, etc.
John A. Williams, Realtor, 48 Main
St., Dallas. 7-11-tf.
FOR SALE—4 ROCKING CHAIRS,
1 Maytag washer, 1 Rotary White
sewing machine, I cupboard, } iron
bedstead, oak finish; 1 “Faultless”™
road, Dallas.
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Dallas Socials
Mrs. John A. Girvan Editor
: Phone, Dallas 6
"Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Frantz of
Trucksville are vacationing at a cot-
tage at Lake Sheridan.
Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Hildebrant
spent Sunday at Inake Winola.
Mrs. Willian Geyer of Shavertown
entertained at a birthday party in
honor of her husband’s birthday. Mr.
H. Van Campen won first prize at
cards. The guests included Mr. and
Mrs. Van Campen, Mr. and, Mrs. H. J.
Harter, Mr. and Mrs. eGorge Shaver,
Miss Emma Shaver and Mr. and Mrs.
William Geyer.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cairl and family
and Mrs. Doll Shaver have gone to
Sea Side Heights, N. J., where they
expect to spend a two week's vaca-
tion.
Mrs. R. J. Webber of Detroit, Mich.,
and brother, Robert Eyerman of
Shrine View, have returned from a
visit to New York City.
Mr. and Mrs, Jake Heffner of Col-
lege Point, L. I, called on Mr. and
Mrs. John Girvan of Claude street on
Friday of last week.
Mrs. Jerry Lancio and daughter,
Betty spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
J. B. Frank of Claude street.
Mr. and Mrs. Sandel Hunt and chil-
dren spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Parrish of Dallas.
Dorothy Patterson has returica
from Lock Haven where she took a
summer course.
Mrs. Harold Titman of Lake street
had as her guest Mrs. Russell Frantz
of Kingston, Pa.
Mrs. Wesley Humuler of Lake
street entertained his mother, Mrs. N.
F. Montross of Luzerne, recently.
Mrs. F. C. Johnson of Orchard Knob
Farm is spending some time in Wis-,
consin. |
Mr. and. Mrs. Morgan Wilcox and
Mr. and Mrs. William Lynch of Allen-
town who have been guests at the
Wilcox home, motored to Binghamton
rance, 1 pipe organ, 1
boiler, 1 pcgch swing, 1 flour bin,
*hclds 1 bbl of flour and has thrice
cudrawers. For sale at the residence
of Mrs. C.F. Rood,
Dallas, Pa. (Next to Brickels)
8-8-1t
Wanted to Buy
The following books for library:
. Little Women
Mayflower
Ben Hur
Moby Dick
Evangeline
1844
1880
1851
‘01d Creole Days
Little Men
Maggie
Virginia
0ld Swimming Hole «...~rvve.- 1883
Clay Price, 41 Elder
Barre. Phone 5028m
HIMMLER
THEATRE
TONIGHT AND TOMORROW NIGHT
“With Byrd at the
South Pole”
Commander Admiral R. E. Byrd
NEXT WEEK
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
“Spring Is Here”
ALEXANDER GREY
ALSO SIAMESE TWINS
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
“The Tiger”
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76 Main street,
“| Kingston. |
St. Wilkes- |
and Endicott, N. Y., last week.
{ “Rev. and Mrs. W. E. Webster left
ion a motor trip on Monday. They will |
{have a,month’s vacation. |
Mary C. Lyons of Binghamton, N.|
iY. is the guest of her uncle, Rey. J.
J. O'Leary of Shavertown.
| Mr. and Mrs. Smith Phillips of]
| Wyoming are spending the month of |
|Ausust at the DeWitt cottage at]
Shrine View, Dallas.
Mrs. Grace Rustine of Main street is
{entertaining Dr. Herman White and
| family of Philadelphia.
i Edna Woolbért who will be married
I'shortly was entertained during the]
| week by Mrs. Harold Titman of Lake |
i street; a number of friends were pres-
| ent.
| Mrs. L. Yaple of Church street
had as dinner guests on Sunday: Mr. |
and Mrs. John Evans of Park Place,
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| Miss Catherine Webster left for
| Baltimore, Md., on Sunday after hav-
ing spent the past four months with
Rev. and Mrs. Webster of Church
street.
Mr. and Mrs. George
entertaining Miss Jean
Courtdale, Pa.
The following Dallas people mot-|
ored to Love's cottage at Forkston on |
Sunday, where they enjoyed refresn
ments: Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Hone} well|
and Helen Honeywell, Mr. and Mrs.
Nelson Whipp, Mr. and Mrs. John
Hildebrant and children, Mr. and Mrs. |
George Snyder, Mr. and Mrs. Henry |
Love, Mr. and Mrs. R: C. Love, Edna
Woolbert and Beth Love.
Mrs, Minnie Benscoter
ville is spending a week
in Pittsburgh.
Rev. and Mrs. Henry and son Ells |
worth and Mrs. T. M. Jenkins of
Shavertown were dinner guests on}
Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
William Ross of Berwick.
Mr. and ‘Mrs. John Drum of Harvey-!
ville have moved into the Shappert
home on Parrish street.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Parrish and
family of Rohrsburg motored to Dallas
on Sunday. Mrs. Parrish spent the
day with her parents, Mr. and Ms.
Williams are
Bennett of
of Trucks-
with friends
Keithline
aca, N. Y,,
W. Bosworth, Mrs. Ear. Kiwanis club of Plymouth were oh] Mr. and Mrs. William Baker and
and Mrs. Thomas Homey | tertained Wednesday evening by Am- | daughters Harriet and Helen of Wy-
have left for Indian Lake in the Ad-|brose West at “It'll Do Farm.” joming, visited Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Saxe
irondack Mts. Baby Liva Weils of Plymouth, who recently.
Dr. and Mrs. Sherman Schooley of|1S Just five weeks old, had her first Mr. and Mrs. £awin Abbott and
Shavertown have returned from a mo- trip to “It'll Do Farm” on Sunday. pLomily of Luzerne, Mrs. R. DeWitt of
tor trip to the west. o | Rochester apd Mrs. C. W. Dana mot-
w on ; : : $ . ° |ored to Eatonville recently where they
ie a fof Centre Hill road is -Trucksville- ue guests at a picnic supper at the
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Shiber of Dallas| The Epworth League will hold 1 en on an
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. D. W.| Picnic at Harrison Lake, Sweet Valley.iy, ;. land "Miss ER 4 - of
Roberts of Trucksville motored to Ith-| Mrs. Holcomb of Shavertown an- | Frnkhannock Sate 5
on Sunday, where they | nounces the engagement of her daugn-| Miss Ar x dow %
spent the day with Mr. and Mrs. War- | ter, Mildred, to Claude Johnson of this | Spoke. ee A Xa I
ren Wallace. place. ; i ne
: ion Monday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Charles Parrish of Carverton Miss Elinor Rockwell ‘has been sic | Mes. George W. Carey, Harvey's Lake
who has been ill is slowly improving. |at her home. 3 on Gardens of Europe.
Jacob Rice of Trucksville called on Miss Helen Reynolds of Mt. en) Miss Agnes M. Trainor of Philadel-
Eli Parrish of Main street on Sun-|wood spent the week-end with Miss | phia who was a guest of Mrs. John
day. | A. Jones of Scranton. { McGahren has returned to her home.
William Gregory of Kingston and Al-| Miss Frances Downing entertained|- Miss Christina: Sword has returned
bert spent the day with his parents, | her Sunday school class from Luzerne | Fcme after having spent a year at
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Parrish. |M. BE. church on Monday evening, |Peoria, Ill, as Y. W. C. A. instruct-
Mr. and Mrs. George Travis of Shav-| August HA, lor.
ertown have been entertaining Mr. and | Mr. and Mis. Jebharg of Carbondale, Mrs. Theodore Knorr and daughter
Mrs. Arthur Swanson of Wilkes. | Pent the day with Mr. and Mrs. Roy-| Alice of Kingston have returned home
Barre, tal Lynne. after spending some time at the home
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Laux visited rel- |, DpEss Mars Jackson of Beaumont, al of Mrs. Mary Knorr. :
atives in Duryea over the week-end. |ormer Trucksville girl, is seriously, Mr. and Mrs. George Brown, Mr
Miss Marguerite Farrell of Duryea | 111 = the hospital. Her many friends and Ms. Ralph Hefft and children vis-
spent Wednesday with Mrs. Paw| “Sh her a speedy recovery. |ited at the home of Sidney Levitt at|
Laux’ of Shavertown, Dr. and Mrs. Schooley have returned | Centermoreland.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Laux of Davis | Dome after having been on their vagos John H. Jones of Wilkes-Barre, who |
avenue, Mt. Greenwood, spent Friday | tion In the west. Dr. Schooley Wwill}iz spending the summer at Harvey's
with (Mr. and Mrs. Rother of Ply.|l¢ at the baby clinic on Thursday at|1-ke, called on his brother, Hugh O.
mouth . | the Shavertown schoolhouse and in-|Jenes recently.
A LI vi xc o hi a Sr
Miss Ruth ‘Laux atiended a card | Vites all mothers and all children or
re-school age
party Monday evening at the home ot| Pt
- {| A party was
Miss Jean Davis. 2 36 — S 24 and!
Mr. and Mrs: Clare Winters notor-| Miss Naomi Besteder. The following | children. Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Prynn|
ed to Noxen one day last week. | were present: Ruth E. Mathers, El-|.nqg daughter Doris, Mr. and Mrs. H.|
{eanor Staub, Betty Schrech, Eleanor o. jones and children, John O., Eliza-|
Mrs. Howard Appleton of Shaver~|— > : }
town - delightfully entertained a few | tockwell and Naomi Besteder. | Leth, Robert, Jane and Ruth, Sarah!
friends at a chicken and waffle dinner | Miss Margaret Glahn has returned pratt und Blaine Wilson of this place, |
last week in honor of Mr. Appleton’s| ome after spending some time In nigss Nancy Jones of New York and |
birthday. Those present were: My. [Forty Fort. | Mr. and Mrs. Ferman Wilson of Dal-|
and Mrs. Appleton and family ahd| Mrs. William Hansen, who Ss been | ja5 motored to New Milford and Har-
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hershell ofl at her home has been removed Wivey's Lake on Sunday.
Wilkes-Barre. | the Homepathic hospital. Mrs. Edwin Abbott and Mrs. Pat-|
Miss Lettie Lee and Miss Beth Love | Entertains rika of Luzerne and Mrs. J. R. Mer-
entertained at Miss Lee’s home Fri-| A party was held at the home of jy. of Kingston visited the Dana Gar-
day evening at dinner for Miss Edna |Miss Eleanor Staub. Cards were| gen this week.
Noolbert, a bride to be. A variety played and lunch was served to the
shower was a feature of the evening, | following: Ruth Howell, Eleanor |
and Miss Woolbert. wad the recipient | Rockwell, Ruth Mathers and Fleanor
of many beautiful gifts. There were; Staub.
also cards. Those who attended were| Mi. Glahn is "building a house in|
Barbara Hoffmeister, Dorothy Biesel, | the Trucksville gardens for Mr. Gabel
Catherine Gebhardt, Ella Sutton, Alta |“ former resident of this place.
Thompson, Jane Coursen, Eva Mach- Ruth Howell and William Howell
Mrs. R.
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The Home Guards 'met at the home
{of Adeline Prynn on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Prynn
held at the home of
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Preaching at 9:30 Sunday morning
in the M. E. Church. Sunday school
at 10 o'clock. We are glad to see 30
| home were:
| Tf you want
| sermons.
many comune out to church.
Elizabeth Reinhimer entertained her
Sunday school class Saturday evening.
Those present were: Mrs. Thelma
Cornell, Betty Rinehimer, Alma Keller,
Clara Labarr, Margaret Wallace, Rob-
ert Stroud, Elsie Rinehimer and Mrs.
Rinehimer and family.
Ferris Roberts called on his parents
Sunday. ¥ 7
Mrs. Thomas Roberts and son Eph-
rain attended church at Patterson’s
Grove Sunday wufternoon and called on
Mrs. Lillian Coolbaugh, who is spend-
ing the summer at the camp.
The Labars entertained friends from
Kingston Sunday.
Afternoon callers at the Roberts
Basil Steele, Melvin Kei-
ler, Arthur Steele. :
Harry Dixon of Kingston called on
G. Roberts Sunday.
Clara. Labar spent
with Margaret Wallace,
The weather is very hot; Monday at
two o'clock the thermometer registered
94 in the shade. We have been with-
out rain 21 days.
Mrs. Mary Moyer is visiting at the
Hess home. Mrs. Hess, who has been
sick with tonsilitis, is better at this
writing.
Mr. Milton > Rosencranz
sick list.
Ralph Bronson and family visited at
the heme of N. G. Roberts on Sun-
day.
Mrs. Jane Bartleson called on Mrs
Perry Hess Tuesday evening.
The men are through haying in this
the week-end
is on the
The
vicinity.
Oats are nearly ready to harvest.
The apple crop quite promising,
is
| but rain is badly needed at this time.
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Patterson Grove
begins August
cool time, go to Pat-
terson’s Grove, where you will find
good bathing, lots of things to eat and
a fine shady grove and plenty of good
Everything is in good con-
ion at Patterson’s Grove. Every
is’ ‘welcome.
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Erectign ‘of our new schoolhouse is
ng rapidly. Mr. Keller is
the work and we will 800i:
new building.
prog
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ell, ‘Eloise Titman, Marguerite Frantz, attended a ‘house party at-Harveys{= 7-7
Margaret Veitch, Alverda Cooke, Flor- lake recently, at
ence Anstett, Ruth Reynolds, Anton- Miss Alng Robbins 18-1n the
ette Coolbaugh, Florence Frantz, Ruth pital recovering from an operation.
Waters, Alice Yop'e. Emily Wallace The Queen Esthers will hold their
Verna ror rassn Tiazel Alger, Edna | 2nnual picnic - at Beaumont at the
Woolbert, Lettie Lee, Beth Love, Mrs.| home of Mary Jackson.
R. C. Love and Mrs. G. B. Lee. The! Charles DeWitt, Mt. Greenwood,
toe ER has returned home after taking a
winners at cards were Florence Frantz] 3 2 :
and Emily Wallace I special course at Mansfield Teacher's
ana milly atiace. I
Mrs. Mary Baker and niece Joan,|
are visiting Mrs. Warren West. |
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pierce of Allen-| C {
town spent the week-end as house arverion |
guests of Mr. and Mrs; Clarence West. | |
"Miss Irma Hartman, of Plymouth, Sunday services, August 10th: Sun-|
was a guest of Miss Betty West, who day school in the morning at 9:30 o-|
entertained in her honor on Saturday | lock; church services in the even-|
evening last. |ing at 7:30. Howard Teek will bz
Mrs. Clifford Ide of Shrine View |the speaker.
had as callers on Tuesday, Mrs. Walt-| George Schmall called at the home
er Brown of Dallas, Mrs. Albert Major |of Billy and Eddie Gensel recently.
of Shavertown, Mrs. Elwood McCarty| A number of residents from this
and sons of Lehman. {vicinity have entered their gardens in
Lester McCarthy of Lehman jsfthe garden contest to be held on Aug-|
spending the week with Mrs. Albert | ust 6th and Tth. Two judges will|
Major of Shavertown. | visit gardens.
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PICKADILLY
college. |
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and get enough of those fine,
There is still time to
Dean Ide of Shrine View is spend- register gardens and it is hoped that!
ing the week with his grandparents, | Trucksville-Carverton district will
Mr, and Mrs. Walter Brown of Dal- have a large number of entries. To
| enter your garden call Miss Nellie
Tucksville or Mrs. Charles
las. i
Mr. ‘and Mrs. James Jones of Loy |Leach,
alville had as callers on Friday even Dana. {
ing, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Ide and son] Miss Kathryn Hefft called on Mrs.
Dean of Shrine View. Knorr recently.
Mrs. Fred Riley had as callers on The Epworth League will meet in
Tuesday: Betty Breckenridge, Ruth the church on Wednesday evening.
Hazel, Helen Splitt, Ella Harvey, Ruby Miss Etta Knorr is spending =ome,
Ellston and son Harold and Frank|time at the home of Mr. and Mrs. |
Bulford. Harry Brown of Old Forge.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert McDonnell ot| ,A meeting of the Wyoming Valley |
Albany, N. Y., are visiting at the home| Garden club was held on Mond + af-|
of the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs.|ternoon at the residence of Mrs. Geo.|
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G. A. Learn of Chase, Carey of Harvey's Lake. | y
Mrs. Charles Parrish who has been | | td l y
Mr. and Mrs. James Copin of Nan-
ticoke apd Miss Ethel James of Peck- seriously ill is somewhat improved, al
fact her many friends will be pleased
ville were callers on Tuesday evening
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George|to learn.
Learn of Chase. Mrs. Learn is also Miss Edith Pollock has returned to]
entertaining her parents, Mr. and Mrs. | her home after visiting Mrs. Allan]
Albert McDonnell of Albert, N. Y. Schmall in Wilkes-Barre. i
Pickedilly home made pies are
Sandwiches for the whole family
BARBECUE
On the new Luzerne - Trucksville Highway at Hillside.
Stop on Your Way
From the City Tonight- -
big toasted Pickadilly Barbecue
Pickadilly Buttermilk is the coldest and best you have ever drank.
just the best you ever tasted.
Jack Weidner’s 26 years of making sandwiches and serving good
food to the public has developed this being Pickadilly Barbecue.
Barbecue
‘Ample room to park for curb service
On the New Luzerne - Trucksville Highway at Hillside
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