THE DALLAS POST, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1938
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KINGSTON TOWNSHIP
ROYAL LYNE,
Correspondent
Phone Dallas 212-R-4
SHAVERTOWN — MT. GREENWOOD — TRUCKSVILLE
ATTORNEY DANDO TO ADDRESS
G. O. P. RALLY AT TRUCKSVILLE
Lyric Choir Will Sing
At Gathering On
Thursday
CROWD EXPECTED
An old-fashioned rally will be hela
by the Republicans of Kingston Town-.
ship in the Trucksville High School
auditorium next Thursday evening,
November 3.
Attorney John Dando, assistant dis-
trict attorney for Luzerne County win
be the principal speaker.
“The voters of the Back Mountain
Section believe the safety of Pennsyl-.
vania depends upon the election of
Arthur H. James as next Governor .of
the Keystone State,” says the an-
nounecement of the rally, in urging a
good attendance. An invitation has
been extended to all voters.
The Lyric Choir of boys will sing
several selections and there will be
other musical selections. After the ad-
dress, refreshments will be served.
The following committees were ap-
pointed Wednesday evening at a
meeting at which plans were complet-
ed in Shavertown fire house:
General committee: S. J. Woolbert,
John IL. Earl, Ralph Hazletine.
Publicity committee: Royal Lyne,
John Miles, David Spry, Theodore
Hinkle, Bruce Long, Roy Morris,
Grover C. Stock, George Nowicki, Er-
nest Johnson.
Refreshment committee: Alonzo
Prutzman. Harry Ell, Wilson Cease,
William Riddell, Harry Long, David
Schooley, William Roberts, Earl
Schall, Robert Woolbert.
Parking committee: Francis Mec-
Carty, Neual Kester, George Brown,
Harry Ritts.
Rev. Lowry To Preach
At Trucksville M. E.
Rev. Harry M. Savacool, pastor of
the Trucksville M. E. Church, has an-
nounced that Rev. Esduas Lowry, su-
perintendent of the Wyoming Confer-
ence Children’s Home in Binghamton,
N. Y. will be at the Sunday morning
service. The evening service will be
preached by Rev. Mr. Savacool, whose
topic will be “Team Work or Defeat”.
Township Eleven
Sixth In League
Swoyerville Ties Wyoming
For First Place In
‘B’ Conference
The battle for supremacy in the Lu-
zerne County Scholastic Football
League was partially decided Wednes-
day night when Swoyerville toppled
West Wyoming High 14-0 and
moved to the top of the heap from
second place.
Swoyerville’s triumph has changed
the percentage ratings of the top
teams to such an extent that the first
five teams have about an even chance
to take the B conference champion-
ship. Kingston Township High School
with one win, one tie and two losses, in
conference games, has slipped from
second place to sixth place in the last
two weeks, and with only one confer-
ence game left to play, Forty Fort, the
Trucksville squad has little chance of
climbing to the top.
The team ratings, as of October 24,
find West Pittston in third place, with
.291 points; Duryea in fourth place,
with .275; Shickshinny in fifth place,
with .242; Kingston Township sixth,
with .187, and Clarks Summit, Exetey,
Forty Fort, Ashley, West Wyoming
and Pittston in that order.
TOWNSHIP NOTES
Mrs. Harvey Sink of Harris Hill
Road is ill at her home,
Squire Herbert Williams is still at
General Hospital, Wilkes-Barre, for
observation.
Epworth League of Trucksville M. E.
Church met on Tuesday night. Miss
Elsie Ayers was elected secretary, suc-
ceeding Miss Margaret Nichols, who
resigned.
Mrs. Courtright of Harris Hill Road
is seriously ill at her home. Her con-
dition is reported slightly improved.
Rev. John Howard, pastor of
Trucksville Free Methodist Church,
and his wife are attending the Mini-
sterial Conference of the New York
Conference at Chesbrough Seminary,
North Chili, N. Y. District Elder A.
K. Lindsley and family of Carverton
Road are attending the conference,
(More Township News on Page 12)
Work Is Started
On New Building
Hildebrant Has Force At
Work At Trucksville
School
Contractor A. M. Hildebrant of
Wilkes-Barre, successful bidder on the
Trucksville grade school contract,
started operations Thursday morning.
Under the contract the new school,
which will replace the one destroyed
by fire, must be completed in eight
months. Solicitor Arthur Turner was
in Harrisburg this week completing
final details and word was received
on Tuesday that contracts had been
accepted by the PWA, which is pro-
viding funds for construction.
Friendship Class Has
Fine Masquerade Party
A masquerade party was held by the
Friendship Class of Trucksville M. E.
Church on Monday night in the church
parlors. Prizes were won by Mrs.
Henry Strauser, best costume; Mrs.
Harold Croom, most original, and Fred
Turner, funniest,
The hostesses were Miss Blanche
Atherholt, Emily Fisher, Mrs. Clifford
Johnson, Mrs. Harry Weiss, Mrs. Rus-
sell Weaver, Mrs. Graydon Carle, Com-
mittee on games and decorations had
as members: Mrs. Donald Anderson,
Mrs. Marvin Brown, Mrs. Edwin Bush,
Mrs, Robert Gardner, Mrs. Howard
Ide, Mrs. Burton Darrows and Mrs.
Larry Coolbaugh.
The following attended:
Mr. and Mrs. Graydon Carle, Mr.
and Mrs. Jacob Harrison, Mr. and
Mrs, Louis T. Wilcox, Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Fish, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H.
Ayre, Rev. and Mrs. H. M. Savacool,
Mr. and Mrs, H. L. Croom, Mr. and
Mrs. William Williams, Mr. and Mrs.
Larry Coolbaugh, Mr. and Mrs. Cedric
Griffith, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Turner,
Mr, and Mrs. Donald Anderson, Mr.
.|and Mrs. Harry Weiss, Mrs. Russell
Weaver, Mrs. Clifford Johnson, Mrs.
Harry Strausser, Mrs. Burton Darrow,
Mrs. Henry Kahn, Mrs. Howard Ide,
Mrs. Robert Ide, Mrs, Robert Gardner
Miss Bertha Sutliff, Thelma Bulfora,
Martha Jones, Hazel Bulford, Emily
Fisher and Blanche Atherholt.
Rev. Mrs. Ross Guest
Of Miss Walters Here
Rev. Gertrude Ross, pastor of the
Free Methodist Church of Windsor, N.
Y., former pastor of the Trucksville
and Dallas churches, is visiting Miss
Norma Walters, Carverton
Trucksville.
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