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SOCIAL
Mr. and Mrs, Jesse E. Hoover enter-
tained at a double family birthday din-
ner at their home in Outlet, Sunday
February 16, in honor of the birthdays
of Mr. Hoover, who was seventy years
old, and his daughter, Mrs. Mildred
Wilcox of Lehman, Present: Mr. and
Mrs. Jess Hoover, Miss M. Alberta Wil-
cox, Donald Kocher, Harold Casterline,
of Outlet and Floyd B. Milbrodt, E.
Frederick, Howard A. and Russell B.
“Wilcox, Mr. and Mrs. Burt Wilcox of
Lehman.
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Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Steelman of
‘Warden Avenue, Trucksville, will en-
tertain their supper club at their home
Saturday night.
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Miss Peggy Shindel of Lake Street,
Dallas, was hostess at a coasting party
last Sunday. There were about 22
guests, all students at Wyoming Sem-
inary.
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' Mrs. Albert G. Groblewski, Jr.,, of
‘Wiarden Avenue, Trucksville, was hos-
tess to members of her bridge club yes-
jo terday afternoon,
Wl eo ald ]
Miss ‘Louise Schuler of Trucksville,
entertained at bridge at her home on
Tuesday evening.
Wes
Miss Ruth Chapman of Endicott, N.
Y. was the guest of her sister, Miss
Doris Chapman of Zrucksyiile over last
Mrs, George Jones. of Idetown tell’ “on
the ice last week .and has: heen. con-
‘fined . to. her home ever since.
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Mr. ‘and Mrs. Truman Stewart have
" returned to their home on Main Street
Dallas, after spending several weeks
at the Ira Button home in Trucksville.
So, :
Mrs. John Hildebrant of Meeker is a
patient at the West Side Nesbitt Mem-
orial Hospital where she submitted to
an ‘operation Tuesday morning.
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John Whipple of Hop Bottom spent
the week- end with his family, on Bald-
win Street.
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Mrs. Alexander Johnson of Main
Street, Dallas, spent Tuesday with her
mother, Mrs. W. S. Kunkle at Kunkle,
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J. B. Scott of Franklin Street, Dallas,
underwent his second operation at the
General Hospital Tuesday of this week.
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Mrs. William Baker of Lehman Ave-
nue, Dallas, spent Monday with her
mother Mrs, G. C. Miller in Plymouth.
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Ralph Eipper, Dallas, is ill with a
severe cold. “
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Miss Kathryn Shindel of Lake Street,
Dallas, will entertain members of the
tea committee of the Dallas Women's
Club at her home today. Miss Shindel
is chairman of the committee.
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Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Neely of Dallas
celebrated their 49th wedding anniver-
sary with a family dinner Saturday.
. There were about twelve guests .
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Harry Harter and Sherman ® Hilde-
brant of Hillside have returned from a
trip to Florida.
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Honoring Rev. and Mrs. ‘Deisher of
Noxen, a farewell parfy was held in
the parrish hall of the Lutheran
Church, Friday evening, Rev. Diesher
has been made pastor of a church in
Dushore,
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“Audrey Schmitt who has been a pa-
tient at the General Hospital has been
removed to her home on Summitt
Street, Shavertown,
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Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ide of Shaver-
town entertained at pinochle at their
home last Wiednesday evening.
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~ Mrs. Leslie Warhola of Dallas has
been critically ill of a heart condition.
» * *
Mrs. Herbert Lohman of Davis Street
Mt. Greenwood, was hostess to mem-
bers of the St. Therese’s unit of the
Council of Catholic Women Thursday
evening.
&* * *
Mrs. Otis Rood, was hostess to mem-
bers of the Shavertown Ladies’ Aid
Society, Thursday afternoon.
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Mrs. Alonzo Prutzman of Shaver-
town has been removed to her home
from Homeopathic Hosiptal.
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Mrs. Maude Weidner formerly of
Luzerne will take up her residence on
Pioneer Avenue, Shavertown, some
time in March.
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‘Mrs. Ida, Phoenix of Noxen has been
the. guest of her daughter, Mrs, Joe
Blaine at Courtdale.
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Captain C. N. Booth of Lehman
Avenue, Dallas, has recevered from a
recent illness.
* * *
Harry Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Miller, Sr., of East Dallas, who
has been critically ill, is recuperating.
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Richard Case, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Russell Case of Fernbrook celebrated
his ninth birthday with a party last
Saturday afternoon. There were twelve
guests,
&* * &
Miss Katherine Roberts of Trucks-
ville was the guest this week of Mr.
and Mrs, Frederick Roberts of Forty
Fort.
* * *
Mrs. Wilbur Manning of Shrineview
entertained at a luncheon at her home
Thursday noon.
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‘William Lloyd, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Lloyd of Shavertown celebrated
his 10th birthday anniversary, Satur-
day with a birthday party at his home.
There were 10 guests.
SKIING NEXT, SAYS KATE SMITH
THE DALLAS POST, DALLAS, PA.,
53 EE
WHILE WE Suvi
DALLAS FOLK IN|
FLORIDA SWELTER
‘While we point with pride to a flock
of noisy crows as premature harbingers
of spring, our ‘friends in Florida swel-
ter in the shade.
Mrs. C. William Bertels, the former
Miss Marion Shindel, writes that even
the sheerest summer dresses have been
consigned to the closet and scanty sun
suits are most comfortable, ’
Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Garinger of Al-
derson and their deluxe trailer have ar-
rived at Miami and’ expect to, spend ten
days with Mr. and “Mrs. “Walter Kit-
chen, Jr. Just behind the Kitchen’s
live Mr, and Mrs. BD. “F.- Thomas, also
of Alderson. Tuesday” they- all enjoyed
an old fashioned reunion. swimming
party while they ¥njctered, at our ten
foot snow drifts, Foi
From Miami, the ‘Gufingers will tra-
vel lazily southward to Tampa. :
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Riith Finney Is Wed To’
Captain Corey: ‘Patton
The marriage of MissfRuth A. Fin-
ney, daughter of Mrs. W. Finney of
Holly Street, Trucksville, and Captain
Corey E. Patton, sonf of Mrs. Robert
Patton, of 51 Divisionf Street, Kingston,
took place Friday e SF 7 o'clock
in the parsonage © ‘Wyoming
Avenue Christian iy Forty Fort.
Rev. C. H. Frick performed the cere-
mony. '
Miss Madge Finney, sister of the
bride acted as bridesmaid and Freder-
ick Finney, nephew of the bride,
served as best man.
The bride was attired in a soft blue
crepe dress with hat to match, Miss
Finney chose gray for her gown and
gray accessories.
Mrs, Patton is a graduate of the
Kingston Township High School and
has been employed as- record librarian
at the Wilkes-Barre General Hosiptal.
Mr. Patton is purchasing agent for
of the
and is communication ° officer
109th F. A.
Atter a two week's trip to Miami, the
couple will reside at 51 Division Street,
Kingston.
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OLIVER-McHOSE :
Mr. and Mrs. James Olj Lake
street, Dallas, announce th iage
of their daughter, Miss Madge A. Oli-
ver to Calvin McHose, 23 Norton ave-
nue, Dallas, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. J.
McHose of Hazleton, which took place
February 19 in First Reformed Church,
Berwick. The Pastor, Rev. E, S. Van-
debeer, former classmate of the bride-
groom at Franklin and Marshall Col-
lege, performed the ceremony. There
were no attendants.
The bride wore an ensemble of grey
English tweed with a matching grey
hat and a corsage of gardenias.
The bride is a graduate of Dallas
High School and Wyoming Seminary.
Since graduation she has been a mem-
ber of the offie force of the Kingston
Coal Company. °
Mr. McHose is supervisor of the ed-
ucational and recreational program of
the Works Progress Administration in
Luzerne County. He was formerly su-
pervising principal of the Dallas Bor-
ough and Lake Township school dis-
tricts. He is a graduate of Hazleton
High School and received a degree of
bachelor of science in economics from
Franklin and Marshall College.
After the ceremony the couple left
on a wedding trip to Atlantic City.
They will reside in Dallas.
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er,
KAFFEE KLATCH PROGRAM
A boxing bout by two six year old
boys, proved te be the most popular
number at the Kaffee Klatch conduct-
ed by members of St. Therese’s Church
Tuesday evening. Joe Tondora and
Francis Barry, supplied with trainers
and the professional number of towels
were a riot.
Other numbers on the program were:
an acrobatic dance, Ruth Spiel; song
and dance numbers by Mary Jones,
Leitha Fish, Thelma Williams, Rita
Coach and Wilma Metol; novelty music
number on wash board and bones by
Tom “Bones” Griffiths; solos by Helen
Yeager and Herman Kern, accompan-
ied by Agnes Miller.
Herman Kern made
master of ceremonies.
Kingston Township PTA
Will Resume Activity
an ingenious
The Kingston Township Parent
Teacher Association will meet Mon-
day evening, March 2 in the High
School auditorium. Professor Daniel
J. Gage A. M. of the Bucknell
Junior College will be the principal
speaker of the evening. Music will be
furnished by members of the high
school orchestra and a short talk per-
taining to the object and aims of the
association, will be given by Professor
J. A. Martin, supervising pricipal.
The above program will be followed
by a short business session.
the Wilkes-Barre Railway corporation |.
: Eyery Thursday night, after Kate Smith pushes the moon over the
mountain again for her vast radio audiences, she catches a train (which
is always delayed ten minutes for her) and goes to Lake Placid. She start-
ed going there four years ago on recommendation of her physician and
. now spends most of the winter there. Skating and bob sledding age her fav-
orite. winter sports, but she promises to master the intricacies of skiing
before the winter is over. Last Saturday she was honorary judge at the
: Adirondack Bob Sled Club's annual intra- club race.
Committee Women |
Hold Card Party
‘Mrs. Porter Is Hostess
‘At Benefit Scout i
Party al
A Benefit bridge Party was conduct-
ed by the committee women of Troop: 9
Girl Scouts, Tuesday afternoon at the
Avenue, Shavertown.
Committee women in charge were:
Mrs. S. R: ‘Schooley, Mrs. Martin Por-
ter, Mrs, Ziba. Howell, Mrs. Haydn Wil-
liams, Mrs; Albert Krackenfels,. Mrs.
Délbert McGuire and Mrs. William
Geyer. ? iy
Present: Mrs. George Prater, ‘Mrs.
Howard Appleton, Mrs. James Martin
Mrs. Russell Engle, Mrs. Daniel Shaver,
Mrs. Walter Cooke; Mrs. Frank Garris,
Mrs. William Hughes, Mrs. Howard
Ide, Mrs. Pete Malkemes, Mrs. Stanley:
‘Shewan, Mrs. Sherman Warden, Mrs;
Guy Downer, Mrs. David Evans, Mrs.
Herbert Ray, Mrs. Lester Gallup and
Mrs. Ruth Houser.
Esther Rodgers Returns
To Teach At College
Miss Esther Rodgers, three years ago
a member of the faculty of College
Misericordia, has returned to take the
place of Miss Harriet Neufeld as in-
structor of music in the College and
the Dallas Borough Schoofs.
Miss Rodgers is a graduate of the
Frich School at Pittsburgh University
and has been engaged for the past two
years as supervisor of music in the
public schools of Vandergrift, Penn-
sylvania.
Pantomime Is Feature
At Fast Nacht Service
’ A'splendid pantomine was presented
by members of the Ladies” Auxiliary of’
the St. Paul’s Lutheran Church at their!
Fastnacht service Tuesday evening.
Mrs.’ Walter Gerlach was reader’ for
the skit and the following were mem-
bers of the cast: Mrs. Charles Dressel,
Mrs. George Hunt, Mrs. James Harf-
man, Mrs. K. G. Laycock, Mrs. John
Garrahan, Mrs. Willard Lozo, Mrs.
Howard Lozo, Mrs. John Eek, Mrs.
Catherine Lemke, Miss Mary Boldt,
Mrs. Christine Milkemes and Mrs. By-
ron Kitchen.
Others on the program were: Mrs.
Harold Rood, vocalist; Miss Lillian
Rood, pianist: the Shaver sisters,
readers; the Laycock sisters, singers.
King’s Daughters
To Present Comedy
“Chintz Cottage” Furnishes
Amusing Situations
And Characters
The King’s Daughters of the Shaver-
town M. E. Church will present “The
Chintz Cottage”, a 3-act comedy by
Beulah King, in the church, Wednes-
nesday evening, March 4, at § o'clock.
The characters are as follows: Minty,
a young lady in London society, seek-
ing peace and quiet in the country, El-
gie Prutzman; Minty’s maid who
takes liberties that create amusing sit-
uations, Barbara Downer; Aggie, Min-
ty’s aunt, an efficient and overbearing
woman, Eleanor Cortright; Peter, a
poet who meets with, an accident and
falls in ‘love, Earl Schall; Grace,
Peter's sister, sweet and romantic, Jen-
nie Stark; Mr. Kent, an absent-minded
old man, keen on murder stories and
golf, Russel Hawke; Mrs. Dean, Mr.
Kent's sister-in-law and a helpless
housekeeper, Mrs. Russell Hawke.
Rev, Fred M. Sellers is directing the
play.
Represent Women’s
Club At Conference
Four Local Delegates To
Attend Meeting Of
Valley Clubs
Miss Beth Love, Mrs. Thomas Robin-
son, Miss TLettie Lee and Mrs. John
Durbin will represent the Dallas Wo-
ior Women’s clubs to be held in the
Wyoming Valley Women’s Club tomor-
row morning, Saturday, February 29,
at 10:30.
Mrs. Walter A. Price, president of
the Wyoming Valley Women’s Club will
have charge of the meeting which has
been called to organize a Junior Fed-
eration. Reservations have been made
“ |in the past.
| Borough Sols
‘(day evening, March 12th’ at
home of Mrs. Martin Porter on Shaver -"
men’s Club at the conference of Jun- |
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1936.
Women’s Club To
“Hold Benefit Tea
Miss Catherine Shindel
Names Committee
Members
A St. Patrick’s Day Tea will be held
by members of the Dallas Women’s
Club at the home of Mrs. George K.
Swartz, Main Street, Dallas, Saturday,
March 14 from 2 to 5 o'clock. Pe
Miss Catherine Shindel, chairman,
has named the following members of
her committee:~-Mrs. G. K. Swartz and
Mrs. Jessie Moore, program; Mrs. Ro-
bert Hislop, Jr., Mrs. Daniel Richards,
Miss Jean Turner, refreshments; Mrs.
Howard W. Risley, publicity.
The Dallas Women’s Club is a ser-
vice organization that has brought cre-
dit to the community, It has furnished
food and clothing to the unfortunate in
times of stress: It has brought to the
Back Mountain District speakers of
national reputation, It has organized
social affairs and projects that have
promoted community,.spirit. This is
the first of a series of affairs planned
to raise the money it needs to serve
‘the community in the fire as it has
Plan Entertainment
Student Programs To Be
Staged, Byeningo of
March 12
iy Srrantin: program will be! Heiven by |
the. Dallas Borough :Schoolé!on’ Thurs-
200-1: M..
Preliminary music will’ bé “furnighed
by Mr. Hallock and. the Dallas Band.
The: elnoriziiinout is s divider
grades 9-10,
“The Laftalot—A mi
5- .
Committeés—Operetti
‘Miss Gardner, Miss. Mack; +i and Mrs.
Colwell-Chairman. Mae id
Play: Miss : Emmert. asMiss. Dye
mond.
Minstrel: Miss, Anderso oy
ler and Mr. Rood, cha irpias
Stage Mer. *
Sophomores.
‘Make up: Mer. Miss Hill assisted by
Juniors, 1
' Business Mgr.: Mr. Dall assisted by
Seniors.
Miss Rodgers, music Fupervisor of
Misericordia College is" gstsiing with
the vocal music.
'" The proceeds will’ 20 fo; the. Athletic
Fund.
75 Coup les ples Attend
Local Dinner Dance
Affair
About 75 couples’ Attended the an-
nual dinner dance of the Dr. Heary
M. Laing Fire Company at the Irem
Temple Country Club last night.
A splendid program had been arrang-
ed by the committee. Peter Clark made
a lively toastmaster and. Vincent Shin-
dél “a ‘vigorous songléader. Song and
dance numbers were furnished by Aud-
{rey ‘O’Kane and Lola Pittman. Several
impromptu speeches’ added zest to the
evening: Wiarhola’s orchestra provided
music for the affair.
; The committee in charge had the fol-
lowing members: Clyde Lapp, general
chairman, assisted by Russell Case, A.
C. Woolbert, John Isaacs, Charles Rie-
gle, Ray Moore, Timothy LaBar, James
F. Besecker, Dr. G. K. Swartz, William
Baker and Vincent ‘Shindel.
Seven College Seniors
Teach In Local Schools
Among the forty seniors of College
Misericordia who are engaged in doing
practice teaching throughout the
Wyoming Valley are eight who have
been placed in local schools: Dallas
Borough, Misses Catherine Finley,
Jayne Jordon, Beatrice McCarthy and
Mary Sherlock; Kingston Township,
Misses Elizabeth Culbert, Emily Lewis,
and Jessica Thomas.
In Pennsylvania it is necessary for
college graduates to have several
week's experience in actmal class room
teaching, under the direction of master
teachers, before they are qualified to
hold regular class room positions,
Keller Class To Hold
Washington Tea Today
The following committee members
will be in charge of the Martha Wash-
ington Tea to be held today in “the
Shavertown M, E. Church by members
of the Keller Class: Mrs. Edward
‘Whitby, chairlady; Mrs. Lewis Jones,
Mrs. Howard Appleton, Mrs. Walter
Cooke, Mrs. Frank Garris, Mrs. Howard
Ide, Mrs. S. R. Schooley and Mrs. Guy
Downer. 8
Program: vocal solos, Mrs. John Dal-
las of Kingston and Mrs. Jessie Hislop
Moore of Dallas; Mrs. Harry Eckart,
Mrs. Lillian: Weidner, ..and Clarence
Eckart, vocal trio; whistling duet, Mrs.
Lillian, Weidner and Mrs. Harry Eck-
art; readings, Mrs. Stephen Johnson.
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TO HOLD LUNCHEON
Members of the Ladies’ Aid Society
of the Alderson M. E. Church will hold
a covered dish luncheon at the home
of Mrs. Remmel LaBar Thursday af-
ternoon, March 5.
} You have read
4 the good news;
Teeth may be
drilled now
without Hurt.
DR. KAUFMAN
for delegates froin all the Junior Wo-
men’s Clubs of the vallay.
Members Of Henry M, ‘Laing.
Fire Co. Sponsor. la
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PAGE THREE
SUNDAY,
MONDAY,
CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28
Martha Washington Tea, Shavertown M. E., 8:00 P. M.
Sacred Music Service, Trucksville M. E., 7:30 P. M.
Kingston Township P. T. A., High School, 8:00 P. M.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4
“The Chintz Cottage”, Shavertown M. E., 8:00 P. M.
MARCH 1
MARCH 2
PTA To Hold Card
Party And Dance
Committee Members Are
Appointed To Plan
The Affair
Plans for a bingo-card party, and
dance to ‘be held at Girvan’s Inn, Fri-|
day evening, March 20, were outlined
at the Kingston Township Parent
‘| Teacher ‘meeting Monday evening.
Mrs. John Hildebrant was made
chairman of the affair and will be as-
sisted by the following committee
members: Mrs. Florence Conden, Miss
Beth Love and Miss Marie Woolbert.
Samples of china were exhibited at
the meeting and voted upon. A simple
flowered pattern was chosen and one
hundred pieces ordered. Selection of:
a silver pattern was “postponed until a
Tater: meeting.
Mrs. Belle Lauderbaugh, vice-presi-
dent, presided in the absence of Mrs.
Harvey Kitchen, who is ill. Attormey
{A. L. Turner was the speaker of the
|evening.
trl) irene
fruokaviiic Church To
Have Musical Service
A Svico of sacred music will be
of: Mrs. B. Aubrey Ayre, church or-
ganist, at the Sunday evening service
March 1
Accompanying ‘the choir will be Bob-
|by Collett of Wilkes-Barre, trumpeter,
'son..of W. A. Collett, organist of the
Dallas M. E. Church, and Carlton Lake,
boy soprano of Kingston.
- Miss Doris Chapman, Mrs. J. Rol-
land Crompton, and Miss Roxie Smith
will sing two Bach chorals; the men’s
chorus will give “Lo, God Is Here”;
offertory choral, “Jesu, Friend of Sin-
ners” by Grieg; “Hour of Rest” by a
quartet madé up of Mrs, J. Rolland
Crompton, Miss Roxie Smith, Fred
Finney and Ray Gemmel.
The offering from these sacred music
services is used for future musical
programs.
Rev. Gertrude Ross
To Speak Tonight
Trucksville M. E. Church
Has World Week Of
Prayer Program
Rev. Gertrude Ross, pastor of the
Free Methodist Churches of Dallas and
Trucksville, will be the speaker at the
World Week of Prayer program being
conducted .at the Trucksville M. KE.
Church this evening from 7:30 to 8:30.
This program has been organized in
co-operation with Christian Churches
all over the world who have set aside
this week for special services.
The Trucksville program is in charge
of the missionary societies and in-
cludes a demonstration by every or-
ganization in the church. It is as fol-
lows: selections by the junior and sexn-
ior choirs: Queen Esther demonstra-
tion in costume; solo, Miss Roxie
Smith, representing the Y. W. M. S.;
responsive reading, Mrs. Cedric Grif-
fiths; responsive reading, Miss Julia
Montanye; Rev. J. Rolland Crompton,
reading, “The Christ of the Andes”.
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TO ATTEND MEETING
Rev. G. Elson Ruff, pastor of the St.
Paul’s Lutheran Church will attend a
meeting of the National Religious Pub-
licity Council in New York City this
week end.
Rev. Ruff who has had considerable
experience ‘writing for metropolitan
newspapers is an able representative
for his community.
Valentine Party Follows
J. A. B. Business Meeting
0
Members of the J. A. B. Class of the
Dallas M. E. Church entertained their
husbands at a valentine party in the
church social rooms Friday evening.
Games were under direction of Mrs.
Arthur Dungey, Mrs, David Evans and
Mrs. Krauss.
In charge of refreshments were Mrs.
R. Whipp, Mrs. Belle Lauderbaugh,
Mrs. Frank Harvey, Miss Elizabeth
Breckenridge, Mrs. Ray Knecht, Mrs.
Walter Davis, Mrs. Robert Allen and
Mrs. Leon Kintz.
The business meeting which preceed-
ed the party was in charge of Mrs.
Baker, president. Reports were made
on the recent concert and the soup
sales. Mrs. William. Niemeyer, Mrs.
John Whipple and Mrs, Rae Wiest-
over were appointed members of a
nominating committee to prepare a
slate for the March election.
pathetic, persona] attegiionto every oi
y in St.
Just Sie) Rinaes ask Vis Barry, that will relieve the bereaved of needless
Hours 9 to
Practicing Here 35th Year Worry aad e500 :
SHAVERTOWN.. DALLAS OR18
2 rh oy
presented by the_choir of the Trucks-.
{wille ME. Church under the direction
BIRTHS
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Siglin of Noxen,
announce the birth of a daughter, Feb-
ruary 21. a
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Harter ]
of Williamsport, ‘formerly of Noxen, a
son, February 14.
“Born to Mr. and Mrs. Francis Layaou
of Shavertown a son at their home
Monday, Februory 24,
Sample These Spot-
Light Specialties
A SPARKLING IDEA!
Plum pudding in a blaze of glory is
nothing new, but the young “smarties”
at Smith College, prominent Easterm
school, served theirs bedazzled with
Fourth- of-July sparklers! Atop each
serving of fruit pudding a sparkler
sizzled its merry way-—what an idea
for your next party- Make your fruit
pudding the “bright way” too; just use
the same Dixie fruit cake mixture, that
needs but an egg, liquid and a little
oven-time to turn into fruit cake. Serve
it hot, in slices, for pudding, with &
dash of sauce and a lighted sparkler.
SHORTCUTS FOR SUPPER
A cornbread chortcake is the. 1936
shortcut to impromptu Sunday night
entertainment. Just bake your favorite
cornbread, split while hot, butter, and
put creamed left-over ham or other
left-over meat (chopped), between
layers, Serve with broiled bananas to
“fill\’em up”, pep ’em up, and dress up nN
the meal! The luscious banana garnish
is simple and quick to do: Peel firm,
partially ripe or yellowripe bananas,
brush with butter, sprinkle lightly with <
salt, place on rack of broiler or in pan,
and broil 5 to 6 minutes, or until tender
and brown. Serve hot.
SWEET KITCHENS!
The latest “sweet kitchens” have
nothing to do with gingham curtains
and bright new gadgets, except as a
setting for the winter sport of candy
making! The younger generation has
cast its vote for taffy pulls, fudge mak.
ing, and peanut brittle, and leading the
“poll” is a nut brittle. Make it like
this: Nut Brittle: Put 2 cups granulat-
ed sugar and 1 cup brown sugar, 3
cup white karo and 3% cup water into
saucepan and cook, stirring until sugar
is dissolved. Continue cooking, without
stirring until temperature of 300 de-
grees fahrenheit is reached, or it is
brittle in cold water. Remove from fire,
add % teaspoon salt, % teaspoon soda
and ¥% cup butter and stir only enough
to mix well. Add 1% cups nut meats
and pour in thin sheet at once on oiled
slab or on oiled inverted pans or bak
ing sheets.- Do not scrape saucep
Smooth out with spatula.
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TO NAME COMMITTEEMEN
The only local offices to be filled in
the April Presidential primary will be
those of the county committee. :
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HOLD CONFERENCE
The fourth quarterly conference was
held at the Idetown M. E. Church,
Wednesday afternoon. Rev.. George M.
Bell was in charge. :
BR ee aso a
IS REGISTERED NURSE X
Miss Edna Billings, daughter of MT.
and Mrs. Whalter Billings of Harris Hi
Road, Trucksville, has been notified
that she has passed the State Board
examinations for registered nurses.
Miss Billings was graduated from
the Kingston Township High School
and the Nesbitt Memorial Hospital.
Mrs. Edward Quinn Made
Youth Council Adviser
Mrs. Edward Quinn of Trucksville
is the newly appointed adviser for the
Trucksville branch of the Youth Coun-
cil of St. Therese’s Church.
At a recent meeting of the Council
of Catholic Women held at the home
of Mrs. Herbert Lohman; Mt. Green-
wood, leaders of the various local
branches made reports of the progress
of their divisions. ©
Leaders: Mrs. Francis Ferry, Dal-
las: Miss Lucille O’Konsky, Bunker
Hill; Miss Lyman Williams, Alderson;
Miss Florence Rave, West Shavertow=n;
Mrs. James McHale, Trucksville; Mrs.
James Gallagher, East Shavertown.
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