"Of News And Views For
Personals
3 Mrs! Harold Rood of Lehman Ave-
‘nue entertained at her home on Sat-
urday afternoon honoring Mrs. Wes-
‘ley Oliver, a recent bride. Mrs. Her-
bert Williams and Mrs R HH Rood
poured. Those present were: Mrs.
Wesley Oliver, the former Lillian Rood,
Mrs. Lulu Beisel, Mrs. Wesley Moore,
“Mrs. James Oliver, Mrs. Laura Patter-
~ son, Mrs. J. Machell Hildebrant, Mrs
William Wilson, Mrs O IL. Harvey,
Mrs. Harvey McCarty, Mrs. William
Baker, Mrs. Sterling Machell, Mrs. J.
C Fleming, Gertrude Wilson, Eliza-
beth Breckenridge, Ellanor Machell,
Doris McCarty, Mrs, Harold Rood of
Dallas, Mrs. Guy A. Smith, Mrs Mabel
Oliver, Florence Oliver and Addie El-
ston of Kingston; Rose Walters of
Margate, N J., Mrs. C. R. Nye, Mrs.
Edith Williams, Elizabeth Hawke of
Forty Fort, Mrs, Otis Rood of Pike
Creek, Mrs Lawrence Stitts of Indiana,
Florence Heitzman of Centermoreland;
Mrs. James Williams, Endicott; Mrs.
Harry Bogart of Shavertown, Mrs.
Herbert Williams of Trucksville; Mrs.
R. K. Hislop and Mrs. Thomas Moore
of East Dallas
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Mr, and Mrs K Durkin, Mrs. George
Monshan of Philadelphia, Mr. and Mrs.
J. Jones and daughter of Wilkes-Barre
visited Mr. and Mrs, William Deal of
Fernbrook recently.
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Mrs K. G Laycock, Mrs Katherine
Lemke, Mrs, Charles Geart of Shav-
~ ertown and Mrs. William Sharpe of
Dallas attended the wedding of Rev.
Herbert E. Frankfort and Miss Emma
2 Fenner of Lancaster at Lancaster on
J Saturday.
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~ Charles Flack of Shavertown who
recently underwent an operation at the
General Hospital has been removed to
‘his home.
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Roy Tryon of ‘Shavertown has re-
turned from a fishing trip to Camada
~ with a catch of 77 fish. -
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Miss Mary Omney and Miss Esther
- Bennett of Trucksville have returned
from Atlantic City.
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John Griffiths, son of Mr and Mrs.
E D. Griffiths of Pioneer Avenue,
Shavertown, is recuperating from an
appendectomy.
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Mrs. R. W, Templin of Cemetery
Street, daughter Jeanne and Mrs.
Charles Maxwell of Kingston have re-
turned after visiting Mrs. Kenneth
‘Kane of Akron, Ohio ’
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Ruth Him of Mill Street is visiting
in Poughkeepsie.
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Mr and Mrs. Clarence Gay of Spring
Street, Dallas announce the marriage
of their daughter Lois to Paul J. La-
~ Bar of Kingston, son of Clyde LaBar
on July 26 at West Pittston by Rev.
© H.W, Teed.
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Miss Jane Case, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Russell Case of Fernbrook has
returned to her home after spending
the past week on a hostel trip through
New England She was one of 6 girl
scouts from Wyoming Valley who were
selected for this trip.
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Gerald Snyder of Fawn Grove who
is the vocational teacher at the Dal-
las Township High School entertained
‘his parents who stopped in Dallas on
their way to Niagara Falls,
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Mrs Mille Elston and family of
Newport, Del, former residents of
Huntsville spent the week end here.
~ Kathleen Sheridan and Dorothy
‘Whitesell of Xingston accompanied
them home.
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Mr and Mrs. Charles Hoffman, Sr.,
and family of Shavertown are spend-
ing some time at Lake Carey
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Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Bullock and
son Armsbee of Maplewood, N. J,
spent sometime last week as the guests
of their aunts and uncles, W. T. Dad-
dow, Mr, and Mrs. Clinton Bollinger,
of Machell Avenue and Mrs M A
Hill of Baltimore, Mr., who is visiting
at the W. T Daddow resident. While
here they inspected the brick works at
Lopez.
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Mrs. G. R Bass and her mothtr Mrs.
C. J. Esk and daughter Ruth of Pio-
neer Avenue are visiting in New Eng-
land.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Risley enter-
tained Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Welsh
and sons Herbert and Robert of Union,
N. J., and Mrs. C. A. Boston and
daughter, Priscilla, of Nicholson on
Monday. Mrs. Welsh is ‘Mrs. Risley’s
niece ;
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Mrs. Gilbert Sutton of Franklin
Street is confined at General Hospital,
where she underwent an operation
Wednesday for adhesions. She Is re-
ported in good condition, and will
probably return to her home within
ten days. ‘
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Mr. and Mrs, Herbert Lundy and
daughter Marilyn of Pioneer Avenue,
Shavertown and Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Isaacs of Trucksville have returned to
their homes after spending a week at
Seaside Heights,
Mrs. Harold Hauck will entertain
her contract bridge club at her home
on Thursday evening
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Mrs, Z. Platt Bennett of Huntsville
has returned to her summer home at
Nantucket after spending a few days
here.
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Mr. and Mrs. William M. Powell of
Shrine View have returned to thelr
home after spending some time at
Cape May.
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Charles Nicholson, son of Mr. and
Mrs. J. T. Nicholson has returned to
his dtuies with the Merchant Mraines
after spending his vacation with his
parents at their home on Norton Ave-
nue, Dallas Mrs. Nicholson motored
with her son to New York City where
she spent two days, returning home on
Tuesday evening,
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Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Whipp of
Church Street, Dallas, have returned
to their home after spending sometime
in Terre Haute, Ind., where they were
the guests of the latter’s sisters. They
also motored through Illinois.
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Mrs. Florence Philips of Norton
Avenue, Dallas spent several days in
Philadelphia recently.
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Miss Elizabeth Love of DeMunds
Road, East Dallas, has recovered after
a week’s illness.
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Mr. and Mrs. Peynton Lee of Machell
Avenue, entertained on Monday eve-
ning Mr. and Mrs. C. Roscoe Lee and
John R. Lee of Lake Carey at dinner.
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Mrs. Howard Caperoon of Franklin
Street is recovering at her home after
injuring her ankle.
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Mrs. Florence Philips of Norton Ave-
nue entertained the members of the
Entre Nous Club at her home last
night.
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Mrs. John Yaple and son Jackie
spent several days this week as the
guests of the former’s sister and bro-
ther-in-law Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth L.
Shaver of Merchantsville, N, J
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Mr. and Mrs. Addison C. Woolbert,
Jr., have returned to their home on
Center Hill Road after spending Mon-
day in Elizabeth as the guests of Mrs.
Lloyd Dichards. Mrs. Richards was
the former Miss Marie Woolbert.
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Mr. and Mrs, Ross Lewin of Center
Hill Road are vacationing in Buffalo
where they are the guests of relatives.
Miss Barbara Lewin accompanied her
parents.
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Harold Hauck of Lehman Avenue,
Dallas has returned to his home after
a business trip to Philadelphia,
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Mrs. Hiram Wilson of Harvey's
Lake is ill at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Norman Oney, Trucksville.
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Walter Hoover, of Moosic, visited his
uncle Wesley Hoover of 12 Franklin
Street, Dallas during the weekend .
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Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bogart of Dal-
las were among the several thousand
persons ‘who attended the Patterson
Grove campmeeting at Shickshinny on
Sunday. August 21.
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Mrs. Harvey Kitchen of Alderson
underwent an emergency operation for
appendicitis Monday at Nesbitt Me-
morial Hospital. Hospital attaches give
her condition as fair.
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Miss Pearl Averett of Shavertown
has returned to her home from Sidney
Epworth League Conference where she
was dean of women
Enjoy
LABOR DAY
at
Montrose Inn
A hearty welcome awaits
you here . . . and every
opportunity for a perfect
week-end.
Special dinner menus for
Sunday and Labor Day.
Bring the children . . . we
serve the little tots with
half portions at half price.
Week-end reservations should
be made at once. Address
Montrose Inn
Montrose Pa.
* Miss Ida Moss,
BULFORD REUNION
Robert Bulford of Trucksville pre-
sided as members of the Bulford fam-
ily held their annual reunion, Sunday,
August 21 at Lehigh Valley park. All
Officers of the family were reelected
at the noon business meeting: Mrs.
Violet Rodda, Wilkes-Barre, Vice-
president; Miss Elizabeth Brecken-
ridge, Dallas, secretary; Miss Sarah
Moss, DeMunds Road, treasurer; Wil-
liam B. Rhineman, Huntsman, histor-
ian,
Pioneer members who were present
were Samuel Bulford, 91, and B. Frank
Bulford, 82, who are brothers, of
Huntsville. Their grandmother, Mary
Johnson Bulford, was granddaughter
of Rev. Jacob Johnson, the first mini-
ster of Wyoming Valley. Their grand-
father, Albon Bulford was an English
sea-captain.
Four Detroit
longest distance:
relatives. came the
Mrs. Mabel Bolton,
Miss Doris Green-
waldt, and John Leich. Next year’s
reunion of the family will be the third
Sunday in August at Fernbrook Park.
Those who attended the reunion
were:
Huntsville — Samuel - Bulford, B.
Frank Bulford, Miss Ruth May Hazel,
Mr, and Mrs, George Bulford, Miss
Hazel Bulford, Miss Netty Bulford,
and Bert Howell. Trucksville—Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Bulford, Miss Thelma
Bulford, Robert Bulford, Robert Bul-
ford, Glen Bulford, Donald Bulford,
Marry Misson, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Myers, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Moss, and
their children, Laurence, Robert, Lau-
rene and Francis, and Miss Doris Ikler.
Dallas—Mr, and Mrs. O. L. Harvey,
Miss Elizabeth Breckenridge, Mrs.
Sarah Moss, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Moss,
Sherman Hoyt, and Rasper Oakley.
Ceasetown—Thomas E. Cease. Jack-
son—Mrs. -G! R. Splitt, Durwood B.
Splitt, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Franklin.
Hunlock Creek—Mr. and Mrs. Philip
Dodson, Robert Dodson. Shickshinny
BIRTHDAY PARTY HELD
Harold Niemeyer, son of Mr. and
Mrs. William Niemeyer, of Davenport
Street, celebrated his 10th birthday
vesterday with a party for 17 guests.
A prize was given to each guest. There
were games, and refreshments of
birthday cake and ice cream.
Guests were: Donald Elikns, Mar-
jory Elkins, Ralph Ell, Beatrice EII,
Mrs, Beatrice Elkin, and Mrs. Harry
Ell, of 6 Shavertown; Frank Kocher,
Jr., Donald Verfaillie, Robert Jewell,
Ralph Harrison, Ben Jenkins, Patricia
Kearns, Mary Lou Walters, Helen
Stookey, Arthur Parrish, Elizabeth
Parrish, Harry Pittman, and Kenneth
Hughes. i=
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SERVICE
Quick Service Prices Reasonable
RUDOLPH’S
Electric Service
33-35 E. Jackson Sireet
WILKES-BARRE, PA.
"Phone 2-5868
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Local People See
: New Peace Bridge
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Himmler of
Lake Street and Mr. and Mrs, John
Montross and daughter Betty Ann,
who have just recently returned from
a vacation trip to Canada, were much
impressed by the newly completed
Peace Bridge, spanning the Thousand
Islands between the United States and
Canada. They were present at the
bridge on the dedication day. Besides
visiting the immense span, they spent
some time at Toronto, Niagara Falls,
and Watkins Glen.
MRS HARRIS ENTERTAINS
Mrs. Dick Harris of Sweet Valley
entertained the Ladies’ Auxiliary of
the Luzerne County Pharmaceutical
Association at a basket picnic recently.
The business meeting was presided
over by Mrs. Thomas Edwards. Pres-
ent: Mrs. Karl Kuehn, Mrs. G. A. A.
Kuehn, Mrs. S R. MacAvoy, Mrs. W.
, H. Evans, Mrs. F. R. Pritchard, Mrs.
John J. Hughes, Mrs. Charles Hoff-
man, Mrs. Thomas H. Edwards, Mrs.
Harold J. Cook, Josephine Pauling,
Mrs. Howard Aston, Mrs. J. L: Burns,
Mrs. A. C. Henrie, Mrs. W. E, Ea-
wards, Mrs. William A. McGowan, Mrs.
John J. Casey, Mrs. John A. Thomas,
Mrs. James P, Mulherin, Mrs. Conrad
Ahrendts, Mrs. Morris Greenstein.
—Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Crockett, and
Guy Daubert. Kunkle—Mr. and ' Mrs.
Fred Dodson. Factoryville—Miss Eu-
nice Reynolds. Wilkes-Barre—Mrs.
Albert Challis, Miss Martha (Challis.
Susquehanna—Mr. and Mrs. Foster
Snyder, Philip Snyder. Norwich, N. Y.
—Mr, and Mrs. William Reynolds, Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Sweitzer, Ralph
Reynolds. Johnson City, N. Y.—Mrs.
George Ives, Miss Gloria Faith Jones.
Richmond, Va.—Mrs, Harry Levey,
Manning and Jerry Levey.
HIMMLER THEATRE
First Show Starts at 6:30
Second Show at 9
FRI. & SAT. SEPT. 2nd & 3rd
Jane Withers in
“RASCAL”
Also Comedy, Cartoon and Serial
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MONDAY AND TUESDAY
Robert Montgomery and
Virginia Bruce in
“YELLOWJACK”
Our Gang Comedy—Travel Talk
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WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
Buck Jones in
"OVERLAND EXPRESS”
Comedy, Cartoon, Fox News
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FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Wallace Beery, Frank Morgan and
Maureen O’Sullivan in
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the Holidays, and until Tuesday morning. Stop in your
Nearby American Store, and make your selections, at
savings.
Stores Closed Labor Day, Sept. 5th
Open All Day Wednesday, Sept. 7th.
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Armour’s Vienna Sausage 4 10c
French's Cream Salad Mustard 2 12.
Union > Ham 3 1% 25¢ 3 2 3% 27
Good Housekeeper Napkins Je 5c
Hom-de-Lite
Mayonnaise 2] Csr 3QC
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Glenwood Apple Sauce 472.2 25¢
Armour’s Corned Beef 1292 35:
Be sure to buy enough Bread for the Picnic and to
last until Tuesday morning.
Supreme Bread #% QC
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Sandwich Bread 5° Q¢
Victor Bread De be
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Fels Soap | Fels Chips
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Fancy No. 1 Yellow
Sadat
Sweet Potatoes
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Fancy No. 1 New
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