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The wedding of Miss Margaret Thomas,
Hildebrant of Dallas and Thomas B. Robinson, son of the late Mr .and Mrs.
" daughter of Mrs. E.
James
W. B. Robinson of Dallas will take place tonight at eight o’clock in the Dallas
mony.
~ Methodist Episcopal Church. Reverend Francis Freeman will perform the cere-
Mrs. Myton Bastuscheck of Brooklyn, N. Y. will serve as matron of hon-
: or for Miss Thomas and Jerre Riggs of Milton, N. J. will be the best man.
Herbert Salmon, Jr., of Netcong, N. J.
‘and Alexander McLean of Wilkes-
Barre will be ushers.
Miss Catherine Williams of XKing-
ston will sing “Sweetest Story Ever |,
Told” and “I Love You Truly”.
The ceremony will be followed. by a
reception for friends and relatives at
the Irem Temple Country Club.
‘A number of social affairs have been
given honoring Miss Thomas: Mrs. M.
~ EE. Thomas of Dallas, bridge; Mrs.
Leonard O'Kane of Dallas, supper
bridge; Mrs. Harold Titman, Mrs. John
Yaple, Mrs. Florence Phillips and Miss
Lettie Lee of Dallas, buffet supper and
bridge; Miss Catherine Williams , of
~ Kingston, dinner bridge; Mrs. James B.
~ Robinson of Idetown,
Miss Grace Cave
dinner party;
of Wilkes-Barre,
bridge and shower; Mrs. Grace Swartz
of Dallas, buffet supper and spinster
party; Mrs. John Robinson of Idetown,
supper for Wedding party. :
Friends of "eo nl ul Ross Lewin
surprised them - with a house warming
party at their new home on Church;
They were presented |
with an attractive lace table cloth by.!
Street, Dallas.
their guests. Present were Mr. and
~ Mrs. Peynton Lee, Miss Lettie Lee, Ar
Culver, Miss Elizabeth Lowe, Mr. and
Mrs. Melford Shaver, Mr. and. "Mrs.
John Yaple, Dr, and Mrs. Bodycomb,
Miss Marie Woolbert, Mr. and Mis.
~ Ross Lewin. y
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A kitchen shower was held recently
and Mrs.
Haring in honor of Mr.
~ Charles Allen on their first wedding
anniversary. Those attending were Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Allen and daughter,
Shirley, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Haring,
Wayne Harvey, Velma Haring, Arthur
‘Willard Phillips and ‘son, William, of
Kingston: Mr. and Mrs. Ira Brown,
Mrs. Amos Oney, Luzerne; Mr. and
‘Mrs. Millard Xibbler and children,
and Mrs. Lloyd Montross
Wilfred and Glen of Noxen,
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Mrs. Arthur Dungey and son, Jack,
spent the week end at Scranton where
ri were the guests of Mr, and Mrs.
L. A. Clark. ” i Lat oe LIS
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its Mary jRyman and ber brainer .Grace Episcopal church of Wilkes-Bar-
John, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Lynde Ry-
“man of Wilmington, Delaware, are the
guests of their grandmother, Mrs. J. L.
rw ef Dallas,
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> ev. G. E. Rutt of , Shavertown at-
nded a convention /of the Brother-
hood of the Lutheran Ministertum in
Allemows on Monsey, 2
ey M. B Coad and Quughter
Miss Annette of Norton Avenue. Dal-
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer.
"Roland Haring,
i» Bruce and Alberta of Forty Fort; Mr,)
and sons |’,
Jas spent last week end in New York |
City,
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Mr. and Mrs. J. Machell Hildebrant
~ had as their house guests over the
week-end holiday; Mr. and Mrs. Rich-
ard Thomas of Shickshinny and Mary
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Mrs. Handel Thomas of Fernbrook
was hostess to her pinochle club at
her home Wednesday afternoon.
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Mr. and Mrs. James Stevens of
Trucksville have moved to New York
City and let their house to Mr. and |
Mrs. James Lyons of Luzerne
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Dr. and es Sobers Bodycomp of
Dallas spent last week end in Philadel-
a where they witnessed the Temple- |
- Michigan Blas football game.
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BRIDE TODAY
Miss Margaret Thomas of Dallas
who will become the bride of
Thomas B. Robinson tonight at
8 o'clock in Dallas M. E. Church.
|Name Co-Chairmen
(Christmas baskets and the clothing an-
Ralph Eddinger Again
A reception was held at vu... home of
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Neely of Lake
Stree Dallas, Monday Evening in hon-
or of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd R. Neely,
who have returned from their wedding
trip. Mrs. Neely is the former Miss
Freda Daubert of Wilkes-Barre. Games
were played and lunch was served to
the following: Mr, and Mrs. Howard
Crosby, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Shaver,
Mr, and Mrs. Claude Agnew, Rev. and
Mrs. Lyman Brown, Mr. and Mrs, Wil-
lard -Wright, Mrsand Mrs. P. H. Parks,
Mrs. Arthur Montross, Mr. and Mrs.
(A.A, Neely, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Welch,
Mrs. Charles E. Hawk, Mr.
Hawk, Mr. Robert Hawk, Mr. Donald
Hawk, and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd R.
Neely. : 3 at”
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Mrs. Wilbur Manning of Shrineview
entertained the Chancel Guild of the
re on Thursday. |
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Mr. and Mrs. C. Hessler of Trucks-
ville spent last week end in Atlantic
City, ,
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Francis ‘and Helen Girvan of Dallas,
and “Miss. Mary Homan 6f Wilkes
Barre, were week end guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Bernard Ryman, of ‘Wood
Ridge, N. J, R
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Russell Morris, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Morris of Dallas is a patient at
the Nesbitt Memorial Hospital where
he was operated on for appendicitis
on Saturday, His condition is good. Mr.
Morris is now living at Leraysville
where he is employed,
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Mrs. Nevin Gergen who has been the
|guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
{Charles Snyder of Lake Street, Dallas,
has gone to Bloomfield, N. J. where’
she and- her husband have taken an
apartment. Mr. Gergen who is with the
Newberry Stores has been transferred
from Cincinnati to New York City.
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ls TO SPEAK
Howard Risley, general manager of
the Dallas Post, will be the speaker at
la joint meeting of the Y. Wi and -Y.
Mrs. D. L. is and infant son M. C. A's at the Wyoming Seminary
removed to their next
Wednesday evening at 7:30
home on Davis Place, Trucksville, Sat- o'clock. Mr. Risley will speak on “The
‘urday.
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Mrs. Albert Grobhlewski Jr., of 'War-
den Avenue, Trucksville, was hostess
to her bridge club at a bridge luncheon |
at her home on Tuesday.
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Mrs. Florence Phillips and children Dressel’s daughter,
last to Harold Ash, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Barbara, Dick and George left
[Great Game of Polities.” /
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MAE HONTZ ENGAGED
Announcement has been made by
| Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dressel of Sha-
vertown of the engagement of Mrs.
Miss Mae Hontz,
week for St. Petersburg, Florida, where Sterling Ash of Ford Avenue, King-
they will spend the winter.
| ston. Miss Hontz is employed in the
| Boston Store. Mr. Ash is a graduate of
7. BE. Garinger of Lake Street, Dallas, the Kingston High School and is as-
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is a patient at the General Hospital
where he is Under observation. \
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\ ‘Mr. and Mrs. Michael Fieger of Hill-
side have returned from Rochester, N.
Y., after driving Mrs. Arnsmeyer, Mrs.
Fieger’'s grandmother, home.
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Harry Hilbert was the guest of
friends in Scranton on Monday. ’
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Mrs. Jesty Schoonover and Mrs. Cory
Schooley of Noxen were guests of Mrs.
Brown of Dallas on Sunday afternoon.
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Mrs. Samuel Eggleston of Alderson
spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. W.
T, Austin of Dallas.
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Mrs. William Wright of Noxen is a
patient at General Hospital where she
is receiving treatment.
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Samuel Reese of Trucksville is visit-
ing in Maine.
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Mrs. Ward Siegel of Shavertown is
a patient at General Hospital where
she is being treated for injuries re-
ceived in an automobile accident in
September.
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Mrs. John B. Russell, Jr., of Dallas
was hostesses to her sewing club at a
luncheon last Wednesday,
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Mrs. Morgan Wilcox of Lake Street,
Dallas, will be hostess to the Shaver-
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town Branch of the Nesbitt Memorial
Hospital Auxiliary for their next meet-
ing on Friday, December 6. At this
time it is expected that plans will be
completed for the holiday tea.
sociated with his father in business.
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GUESTS AT WYOMING
Rotary were guests of the Wyoming
teresting program of songs and dances.
| Local people present: Mrs. J. A. Mar-
tin, Mrs. Peter Jurchak, Mrs. V. A.|
Shindel, Mrs. R. L. Hallock, Mrs. W. J. |
Kingsley, Mrs. H. S. VanCampen and
Mrs. E. H. Monk.
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BAZAAR COMMITTEE MEETS
Committees for the M. E. church ba-
ell Hildebrant on Monday afternoon.
Final reports of plans from the dif-
ferent organizations were given and a
definite date for the bazaar, Novem-
ber 22, set. The Ladies’ Aid will serve
supper at 5:30 and a program will fol-
low. Respective groups of the church
will have booths with holiday articles
and merchandise for sale.
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East Dallas M. E. Church
To Hold Meat Pie Supper
The Ella Moore Memorial Class of
the East Dallas M. E. Church will hold
a meat pie supper and apron bazaar
Friday evening, Nov. 15. Serving will
start at 6 o’clock. The following are
members of the committee: Mrs. Paul
Collins, Mrs. Paul Carlin, Mrs. Frank
Martin, Mrs. Larry Swank, Mrs. Fred
Hughey, Mrs. Ben Brace, and Mrs.
Ralph Weaver. The proceeds will be
added to the church treasury.
~
Kenneth
Members of the Dallas Ladies of the |
Rotary Anns at a dinner at Wyo-Inn
last Thursday night. There was an in- |
Yeisley, Mrs. George Metz, Mrs. L. F. |
zaar met at the home of Mrs. J. Mach- |
For Holiday Dance
Women’s Club ‘Discuss Plans
For Thanksgiving
Baskets
Mrs. Peynton Lee and Mrs. William
Thomas were appointed co-chairmen
for the Christmas dance at the third
annual birth day supper held by the
Dallas Women’s Club at the Suburban
Inn Wednesday evening. The dance
will be held in the Dallas High School,
the exact date depending on the night
the building is available.
Distribution of the Thanksgiving
baskets was discussed and Miss Bess
Love was appointed chairman in
charge. ’
Announcement was made by Mrs.
Durbin, president of the club, that the
drive for membership was still open to
women between the ages of 18 and 35.
Applicants: shouid file membership
cards on which they are sponsored by
one club mern:ber with Mrs, Malcolm
Thomson.
"A line of novelties will be sold by
club members to provide money for the
nually distributed by the club to the
poor and needy of the community.
These novelties will be displayed at
some down-town store with a list of
club members from whom they can be
purchased.
A delightful program was arranged
by Mrs. Karl Kuehn, Miss Lola Pitt-
man was the soloist and Miss Audrey
O’Kane sang and danced. Mrs. William
Baker accompanied both.
“ Takes Piano Honors
Ralph Eddinger, son of Mr. and Mrs.
A. G. Eddinger of Shavertown, on
Monday was awarded for the second
vear in succession the first prize for a
piano solo at the annual Armistice Day
Eisteddfod held by the First Welsh
Presbyterian Church in Wilkes-Barre.
Ralph, who is an excellent pianist,
played “In a Gondola”, by Carl Heims.
Miss Lillian Rood, of Lehman Avenue,
Dallas, is his teacher,
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Local People Will
Hear Concert At Temple
Many local people are among those
who have purchased tickets for the
concert of the Westminster Chorus
which will be held at Irem Temple this
evening, November 15, at 8 o’clock un-
der auspices of the First Presbyterian
church of Wilkes- Barre,
The choir, which is composed of 40
men and women, sings always a cap-
pella and from memory. It has made
concert tours of over 200 cities ‘of
‘American and practically &ll countries
of Europe. It is expected that its pro-
gram, which includes both classic and
secular music, will be of interest to the
layman as well as the talented musi-
‘cian. x
. Tickets may be purchased of Mrs.
Arthur Dungey of Lake Street, Dallas.
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Mrs. Sheldon Jones To *
. Be Hostess At Ted
Mrs. Sheldon Jones of Carverton
|Road, Trucksville, will entertain mem=
bers of the Ladies’ Aid Society of the
| Trucksville M. E. Church at a tea at
her home Thursday afternoon, Nov-
ember 21, at 2:30 o'clock. Assisting
Mrs. Jones will be the following mem-
bers of the committee: Mrs. Don Fin-
ney, Mrs. Albert Jordon, Mrs, Ben Post. |
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ADDRESSES COUNCIL |
| Rev. G. Elson Ruff, pastor of the
Shavertown Lutheran Church, was the
guest speaker at a banquet held in
Hazleton Tuesday evening by the
Church Council of Lutheran Churches
of the Mt. Top District. Rev. Ruff
spoke on “The Place of Men in the |
Church”.
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J.A.B CLASS ARMISTICE PROGRAM
Armistics Day and Thanksgiving |
were the subjects of a short talk by
Mrs. Ralph - Brickel at the monthly
meeting of the J. A. B. Sunday school |
class on Friday last. Devotions were in |
charge of Mrs. Lewis LeGrand and |
Mrs. Daniel Waters. Mrs. William
Baker, president, presided.
Mrs.: Charles Stookey, chairman of
ithe Candy and Peanut Booth at the
‘coming M. E. church bazaar reported.
Members of her committee are: Mrs.
Ruth Dungey, Mrs. Lewis Brown, Mrs.
Winifred Thomas. The class also made
plans to again start the sale of soup
on the first Thursday of December. |
|Games were played and refreshments
served.
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VARIETY SHOWER
A shower was held at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Millard C. Daubert, 34 |
Sturdevant Street, Wilkes-Barre, Nov-
ember 9th, in honor of Mr. and Mrs. |
Floyd R. Neely, Lake Street, Dallas. !
Lunch was served to the following:
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Britton, Mr. and |
Mrs. Jack Morris, Mr. and Mrs. Harry |
| Watkins, Mr. and Mrs. James Cooper |
land daughter Marion; Mr. and Mrs. |
| William Gardner, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Carey, Mr. and Mrs. James George, Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Beshie, Mr, and Mrs.
{Dick Shaw, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Slein-
bremer and children Millard and Betty
Jane, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Daubert, !
| Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Glowacki, Anna |
|Levonitis, Alfred Davis, Irene Drum- |
heiser, William Savage, Kenneth Hawk,
|Louise Mayewski, Sue Ward, Mr. and
Mrs. Floyd R. Neely, and Mr. and Mrs.
Millard Daubert.
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HOLDS “COOTIE” PARTY
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Miss Lucille Taylor of Atlanta |
Georgia who is the guest of her grand- | |
parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. M, Gordon |
of Norton Street, Dallas, was hostess
[to a number of friends at a “Cootie |
Party” at the home of her grandpar- |
ents on Tuesday evening. Prize winners |
were Miss Jean Turner, Mrs, Machell |
Hildebrant, Miss Mary Fedor and. Mrs.
Joseph Stem. Present: Mrs. ty, Miss |
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Hildebrant, Mrs. Harvey. McCarty. Miss
{Helen Anderson, Miss Elma Ropbins, |
Miss Eleanor Machell, Miss Lillian |
Rood, Miss Mary Fedor, Mrs. Joseph
Stem, Miss Beatrice Rustine, Miss Mil-
licent Rustine, Miss Ruth Hull, Miss |
Jean Turner and Mrs, F. M. Gordon. |
'yeurs ago and has come to be recog-
‘Shavertown Tuesday evening, Novem-
‘| Ladies’ Aid Society are in charge of
the church.
‘ough Business Men's Association will
be held tonight at 8 in Suburban Inn.
~duled for discussion.
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Jat the home of Miss Verna Smith Fri-
iJ. Rolland Crompton on the general
theme “What Do I Believe?” will be “I
|mon,
Monday—Cub Scouts, 6:30; Church
[School hoard, 8:00 P. M.
Wednesday — Boy Scouts, in the
church,
| Senior Choir, 8:00.
Keller Class Will Give
Comical Play Next Week |
cored society,
series of delightfully humorous skits
' Meat Pie Supper, East Dallas M.
Church School Board of Trucksvi
TUESDAY, N
“Raising Money in Bangville”,
M. E. Church, November 20 a
| the home of Mrs. Sheldon Jone
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CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15
Business Men’s Meeting at Suburban Inn, 8 P. M.
Thomas-Robinson Wedding, Dallas M. E. Church, 8 P. M.
Westminster Chorus, Irem Temple, 8 P. M.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18
Parent-Teacher Association, Dallas Borough, 8 P. M.
Parent-Teacher Association, Dallas Township, 7:45
Congregation Dinner, St. Paul’s Lutheran Church.
play, Keller Class of Shavertown
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21
" ea for members of the Ladies’ Aid, Trucksville M. E. Church, at
E. Church
P. M.
lle M. E. Church, 8 P. M.
OVEMBER 19 (
Iso.
s, 2:30 P. ML.
Miss Rood On Program
Of Organists’ Guild
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Miss Lillian Rood, pianist, of Leh-
man Avenue, Dallas was one of those
on the program of the musicale given
by the Wilkes-Barre Chapter of the
American Guild of Organists at the
home of Miss Edna Steinhauer of 416
North Maple Street, Kingston, Wed-
nesday evening. Miss Rood who is a
graduate of the New England Conser-
vatory of Music is recognized for her
music and teaching ability throughout
the valley. She chose as her selections
a Prelude in C Sharp Major by Bach,
Intermezzo by Brahms, and The First
Movement in McDowell's Sonata.
The American Guild of Organists is
an organization. made up of selected
organists from all parts of America.
The local chapter was organized three
nized as a vital factor in the musical
circles of the valley. The tea was ar-
ranged as a sort of reception for some
visiting delegates from the National
Guild.
Others on the program were William
J. Evans, baritone, from the First M. E.
Church of Wilkes-Barre and Miss
Marion Roberts, a student at Wyom-
‘ing Seminary, who gave several read-
ings. A ;
Members Of Lutheran
Church To Hold Dinner
‘A Congregation dinner will be held
by the members of St. Paul Church of
ber 19. This dinner is one of five given
annually under the auspices of dif-
ferent organizations of the church. The
this one.
After the dinner the official mem-
bers of the congregation will act on
some changes in the by-laws of the |
church, and a report of the year's work |
will be made by Rev. Ruff, pastor of
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Business Men Meet |
At Suburban Tonight
© The regular meeting of Dallas Bor-
Several important matters are sche-
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. AUXILIARY HOLDS PARTY
About’ 60 guests enjoyed bingo and
pinochle at the party sponsored by the
Shavertown Branch of the Nesbitt
Memorial Hospital held at Girvan’s Inn
on Friday evening. A delightful lunch-
eon was served. Mrs. E. P. Keller of
Trucksville was chairman. The pro-
ceeds from the party will be used to
buy supplies for the Lospital,
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ANNOUNCEMENT
The King’s Herald-Home Guards of
the Trucksville M. E. Church will meet
day afternoon at 3:30.
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TRUCKSVILLE M. E. CHURCH
Sunday—Morning Worship, 10:30, the
third of a series of sermons by Rev.
Believe in Eternal Life”; Epworth Lea-
gue 6:45; Evening Worship, 7:30, ser-
“Dangerous Alliances”.
7:30.
Thursdav—ILadies’ Aid tea at the
home of Mrs, Sheldon Jones at 2:30;
Junior Choir 3:30; orchestra, 7:00;
| league will
To Make Donations
To Methodist Home
Rev. Mr. Thomas Speaker
At Booth Festival
November 22
Dr. Howard Thomas, Superintendent
of the Children’s Home at Bingham-
ton, N. Y. which is under the aus-
pices of the Wyoming Conference of
the Methodist Episcopal Churches will
be the guest of honor and speaker at
the annual booth festival to be held
by the Dallas District Epworth League
at the Idetown M. E. Church Friday,
November 22.
The festival which is an annual af-
fair is sponsored by all of the Epworth
Leagues of this district for the pur-
pose of collecting canned goods and
farm produce for the home at Bing-
hampton. Last year between four and
five hundred dollars worth of food was
sent from the festival to the home.
Dr. Thomas will bring with him a
truck to convey the donations.
The young people of each church
have charge of a booth
which they will fill and decorate. To
the booth showing the greatest origi-
nality, having the greatest number of
young people present at the festival
and collecting the largest amount of
food, a prize will be given. Last year
the prize went to the Noxen Epworth
League.
The booths are to be ready for in-
spection by Friday at 7:15 P. M. Mike
Kuchta is chairman of the program
committee.
Rev. J. Rolland Crompton is the
ministerial advisor for the Dallas Dis-
trict Epworth League.
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Charter No. 8164
Loans and discounts
Overdrafts
andor fully guaranteed
fixtures, $11,500.00
Other assets
Total Assets
Public funds of States, counties,
and‘or investments
andor investments
“Raising Money in Bangville”, a
(farce, by Arthur Leroy Kaser, will be |
(presented by the Keller Class of the
Shavertown M. E. Church in the |
Church basement, Tuesday and Wed-
\nesday evenings, November 19 and 20.
The play is a play within a play. It
is built around the activities of a col- |
“The Happiness Sunshine |
who in an |
Government Aid Society”,
effort to raise some money prepare a
and acts.
The play is a riot from beginning to
end. The action is fast, full of fun and
ridiculous situations. The characters
are comical with their amusing man-
|nerisms and horse-play. The lines are
lively, full of humor and witty repartee.
The play is being directed by David |
Joseph. Members of the cast: Mrs.
Sherman Schooley, president of the
“Happiness Sunshine Government Aid
Society”; Mrs. Herbert Ray, Eph
Tanglefoot, the henpecked husband of
Marigold; Mrs. Howard Ide, Marigold;
Mrs. E. Gilroy, Mammy Chloe. Mrs.
Ziba Howell, Mr. Snow; Mrs. Neal
{Henry, the belle ‘of Bangville; Mrs.
{ferry Siegel, Beau Brummel and Mrs.
G. R. Downer, Parson Egghead.
Between the acts of the play a spe-
|eialty dance number will be given by |
Marylin Barnes of Kingston,
The door receipts will be added to
the class treasury. Last year the Keller
(c) : Total Deposits
Other liabilities
par $25.00 per share
Surplus
| Undivided profits—net
| Total Capital Account
Total Liabilities
and or fully guaranteed
postal savings deposits
(b) Against public funds
(h) Total Pledge
and belief.
Class put on a minstrel show and filled |
their auditorium for two nights.
Health Aathoriiv.
Dr. Davison Speaker At
Meeting Of Group
Monday
Dr. W. F. Davison, Kingston physi-
cian, will be the guest speaker at ‘the
regular monthly meeting of the Dallas
Borough Parent Teacher Association
which will be held Monday evening,
Fee 18, at 7:30 o'clock. Mr. Davi-
son who was formerly State Health
| officer of Luzerne County has always
taken an active part in promoting
sanitation and health measures. He is
known throughout this section for the
efficient manner in which he curbed
several epidemics.
Miss« Emily Hill, English teacher of
the high school, will give a short, re-
sume of the senior play which is now
being rehearsed. A reading will be
given by Miss Nan Madeline Williams
of Wilkes-Barre,
Mrs. Arthur Dungey, president of the
organization, will preside at the meet-
ing. Parents of the fourth grade stu-
dents will have charge of the entertain-
ment and serving will be done by the
parents of the 11th and 12th grade stu-
dents.
Dallas Girl ‘Scouts
To prepare them for tests that lead
to their merit badges the Dallas Dis-
trict Girl Scouts will pursue gq simple
course in journalism for the next few
weeks. Saturday, November 23 at 10:30
a. m, they will meet in the Dallas
High School for a lecture by Howell
Rees, editor of The Dallas Post, who
will talk to them on newspaper writs
ing. Saturday, November 30, at 10:30
a. m., they will visit The Dallas Post
and see how a country newspaper
works. Howard Risley, general ‘mana-
ger of The Post, will conduct the tour
and explain the various steps in put;
ting out a newspaper.
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COLLEGE HOLD DANCE
The Junior Class of College Miseri-
cordia will hold a formal dance at ‘the
Hotel Sterling on Friday evening. Miss
general chairman of the affair.
FR.
To Address Kingston Bs
Library Club Today
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Howell E. Rees, managing editor of
The Dallas Post, will address The Li-
brary Club of Kingston High ‘School
this afternoon at the school. Mr, Rees
addressed the staff of the Miss Recor-
ricordia. On Tuesday afternoon Mr,
Rees addressed the staff of the Miss
REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
of Dallas, in the State of Pennsylvania, at the close
of business on November 1, 1935.
ASSETS
United States Government obligations, direct
Other bonds, stocks, and securities
Banking house, $54,000.00. Furniture and
Real estate owned other than banking house
Reserve with Federal Reserve bank
Cash in vault and balances with other banks
Outside checks and other cash items
LIABILITIES
Demand deposits, except United States Government
deposits, public funds, and deposits of other banks 139,635.59
Time deposits, except postal savings, public funds,
and deposits of other banks
other subdivisions or municipalities
United States Government and postal savings deposits
Deposits of other banks, including certified and
cashiers’ checks outstanding
(a) Secured by pledge of loans
(b) Not secured by pledge of loans
Common stock, 3,000 shares, !
United States Government obligations, direct
Other bonds, stocks, and securities
Total Pledged (excluding rediscounts)
(a) Against United States Government and
districts, or other subdivisions of municipalities 26,000.00
State of Pennsylvania, County of Luzerne, ss:
I, W. B. Jeter, Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly
swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge
Sworn to and subscribed be- | Correct—Attest:
fore me this 14th day of Novem. |
Recordia, the college newspaper.
—
Reserve District No. 3
$228, 399.37
3.35
164,100.00
235,615.51
65,500.00
26,365.15
95,597.05
27,736.66
377.81
1,257.58
\ 839,952.48
403,332.19
school districts, or
82,047.79
75,000.00
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