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KINGSTON
ROYAL LYNE,
TOWNSHIP
Correspondent
Phone Dallas 212-R-4
SHAVERTOWN — MT. GREENWOOD — TRUCKSVILLE
Machinery Moved |
From Street Job
Highway Department Turns
Center Street Over
To WPA
The latest attempt to complete the
improvements started to East Center
Street, Shavertown, by WPA three-
years ago betered out this week as
the State Highway Department, claim-
ing a shortage of funds, hauled away
its machinery and passed the buck
back to WPA.
As a result of a vigorous protest
from angry property owners last Au-
gust, the Highway Department took
over the project and completed West
Center ‘Street, East Center Street is
still uncompleted and motorists must
drive over the rough, rock fill. There
are no sidewalks on the street so pe-
destrians must walk on the half-fin-
ished highway.
“We're thoroughly disgusted with
the Highway Department and with
WPA,” one property owner who must
use the street told The Post this week.
He intimated that some legal action
will be taken unless arrangements are
made to complete the long-drawn-out
project.
Thanksgiving Service
At Shavertown Church
The /annual Thanksgiving service
‘and breakfast of the Shavertown M.
1. Church will be held Thursday morn-
ing at 7 o'clock.
Rev. Russell J, May will deliver his
Thanksgiving sermon during the wor-
ship service, in charge of the Dallas
. District Youth's Conference, and
breakfast will be served by the Ep-
Everyone is invited, ande reserva-
tions for the breakfast may be made
with Ethel Bertram, Helen Kirkendall
and Clara May Evans.
Evangelist Begins
Revival Meetings
Rev. Anna Belle Callier, evangelist
the Free Methodist Church, Carverton
Road, spoke in the high school to
Juniors and Seniors on Wednesday
afternoon. Miss Callier will preach
each evening this week except Satur-
day night, ending with her service on
Sunday morning,
Quarterly Meetings
In Lindsley’s Charge
Rev. L. K., Lindsley, newly-elected
elder eof Wilkes-Barre District, Free
Methodist Church, has charge of the
quarterly meeting in Free Methodist
Church at Trucksville. It began Thurs-
day evening and will end Sunday
night, with mo meeting on Saturday
night. These meetings are held as part
of the services and all are invited.
Seniors Will Sponsor
Dance On November 25
The Senior Class of Kingston Town-
ship High School will sponsor a dance
on Friday night, November 25, in the
high school auditorium, Jack Melton
and his orchestra will play.
The committee hag as members
Dorothy Luft, Rose Shaw, Jean Nel-
son, Elizabeth Chersin, Betty Staub,
Helen Lawson, Dorothy Staub and
Robert Anderson.
_Trucksville Church
Stresses Fellowship
In observance of Fellowship Week,
Trucksville M. E. Church, of which
Rev. Harry Savacool is pastor, is c¢on-
ducting special services which will be
climaxed with the Sunday service. To-
night at 6:30 the church will conduct
a supp meeting of the Million Unit
Fellowship.
Rev. Mr, Savacool’s sermon on Sun-
day evening will be “Chaos and the
Way Out.”
Ear Corn or Grain
Ground For Feed
Dillinger Hammer Mill
DORNBLAZER
BROTHERS
Centermoreland
TOWNSHIP NOTES
The following teachers from KXing-
ston Township High School spent the
week-end in New York: Misses Lay-
cock, Lewis, Pfahler, Joseph, Saxe,
Ludwig, Reithoffer,” Helen Anderson
and Howell.
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Paul Gallagher is slowly improving
at his home in Shavertown after being
struck by a car in Dallas.
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Miss Ruth Evans, student at Rider
College, N, J., spent the weekend at
the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
David Evans, Carverton Road.
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Miss Betty Owens, student at West
Chester State Teachers’ College, re-
turned home on Sunday because of
illness.
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Mrs. Wesley Kocher of Shavertown
arrived home Wednesday night from
Nesbitt Memorial hospital where she
has been recovering from injuries re-
ceived in an automobile accident.
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William S. Evans, Jr., secretary of
Kingston school board, entertained his
father, brother, Sheldon of Shaver-
town, and John B. Wallace of James
Street, Kingston, recently at a hunt-
ing party at his lodge in the Pocono
mountains at Blakeslee. The men
found game plentiful.
Catholic Women Met |
Last Tuesday Night
The National Council of Catholic
Women of St. Therese’s Church hela
its monthly meeting on Tuesday night.
Miss Mary Corrigan of Hazleton and
Miss Mary McCole of Wilkes- Barre,
students from College Misericordia,
were guest speakers,
Schools Give Liberal
Amount To Federation
Although totals have not been an-
nounced, it is expected the contribu-
tion to the Community Welfare Fea-
eration from pupils at local schools
will exceed last year’s donations. The
school division in the local Welfare
Federation drive has completed its
work.
Sunday Services At
St. Paul’s Lutheran
Divine Services will be held at St.
11 a. m. and: 7:30: p. m. Sunday School
will be at 9:45 a. m. “The Fatal Folly”
will be Rev. Herbert E. Frankfort’s
subject at the morning service. The
discourse will be based upon the par-
able of the rich fool and will point out
the false theories concerning owner-
ship, peace and security. During the
service the men making the Every
Member Visitation will be commission
ed. Jack Reese will speak at the Lu-
ther League devotional service at 6:45.
A service of commemoration for those
who have died during the past year
will be held at the Vesper Service at
7:30.- Members of the Church Council
and their wives will attend.
{Men's Brotherhood
Banquet On Monday
The Men’s Brotherhood of St. Paul's
Lutheran Church wil hold a banquet
on Monday night at 6:30.. Rev. J. C.
Mattes, D. D., will speak on ‘“Condi-
tions in Germany.” It will be an illus-
trated lecture.
THANKSGIVING
DAY
at HANSON'S
At The Picnic Grounds
HARVEY’S LAKE
Special Offering For You And
Your Family And Friends
SPECIAL
HOME-COOKED
FULL- COURSE
- TURKEY DINNER
5c
TURKEY PLATTER
50¢
Special Lunches On
Wednesday, Thanksgiving Eve.
DINE & DANCE AT HANSON'S
TO ADDRESS RALLY
Rev. Herbert E, Frankfort,
pastor . of St. Paul's Lutheran
Church, ‘Shavertown, and who
will address the Thanksgiving
Rally of Luther Leagues from
Northeastern Pennsylvania on
Tuesday night at Pittston.
‘thanks.
Paul's Lutheran Church on Sunday at
Frankfort To Speak
At District Rally
Rev. Herbert E. Frankfort, pastor of
St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Shaver-
town, has been chosen to preach the
sermon at the Thanksgiving Rally of
the Northeastern Pennsylvania District
of Luther League at St. Peter’s Luther-
an Church, Pittston, on Tuesday night.
Luther Leaguers will assemble in
their respective districts to return
All districts will use the same
service, Psalms and Scripture reading.
The Leagues co-operating in the rally
will be Holy Trinity, Kingston; St.
John’s Nanticoke; St. Peter’s, Pitts-
ton; St. Luke’s, Noxen; St. Paul's,
Shavertown; Christ Lutheran, Wilkes-
Barre; First German-English, Wilkes-
Barre; St. John’s Wilkes-Barre; St.
Mark’s Wilkes-Barre; St. Paul's
Wilkes-Barre,
Mrs. Luther Roushey
Surprised At Party
Friends and relatives surprised Mrs.
Luther Roushey of Shavertown at the
home of Mrs. Francis Smith, Carver-
ton Road, Trucksville, recently at a
birthday party.
Those present were: ;
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Roushey, Mr.
and Mrs, Edward Roushey, Beatrice,
George and Alice Roushey, Shaver-
town; Mrs. Emery Hadsel, Mrs. Ern-
est Fritz, Idetown; Catherine Cool-
baugh, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Smith,
Mr. and Mrs. Stacy Smith, Donald
Smith, Phoebe, Arminta, Ruth, Edith
and Clinton Smith, Trucksville,
Odd Fellows Will Have
Shoot On Thanksgiving
Local members of Toby's Creek
Lodge, I. O. O. F., No.. 1078, will spon-
sor a shooting match on Thanksgiving
Day. A match will be held in the
morning and another in the afternoon
at Joe Bulford’s farm. A fine time is
promised to those who attend and an
invitation is extended to all who enjoy
trap shooting. The prize will be tur-
keys, geese and chickens,
(ity Chevrolet Co.
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Man Passes Away
Mrs. Elizabeth Henney, 77,
Dies At Wilkes-Barre
Home
Mrs. Elizabeth Henney, 77, widow of
the late George A. Henney and mother |
of Ray Henney of Kunkle, died at her
home in Wilkes-Barre on Saturday
night after a long illness.
Mrs. Henney was the former Eliza-
beth Knauber and was born in Wilkes-
Barre in 1861. She resided there all
She was widely known and
respected for her kind, charitable ma-
ture and was a devout member of St.
Mother Of Local
Nicholas German-Catholic Church.
She was, until the time of her last ill-
ness, an active member of the Ladies
Aid Society.
Mrs. Henney is survived by four
sons, Harry and George of Wilkes-
Barre; Charles, Dayton, O. and Ray
mond of Kunkle. Five grandchildren
also survive,
Funeral services were held on Tues-
day morning at St. Nicholas Church
with requiem high mass at 9:30. Rev.
A. Baloga of Mocanaqua officiated
with Rev. Father Borr as Deacon, Rev.
Father Luksic as sub-deacon and Rev.
Father Vetter of Hazleton in the sanc-
tuary.
Interment was in the family plot at
Mt. Greenwood with Rev. Fathers
Baloga. and Luksic officiating. Pall-
bearers were Gustave Schall, Arthur
Schall, Robert Aicher, George Smith,
Dr. Carl Steinhauer of Wilkes-Barre
and John Lauer of Philadelphia.
Factoryville Faces
Local Team Saturday
The Kingston Township High School
football team will play Factoryville on
Saturday on the local field. A hard
game is expected since Factoryville
has not been defeated this year, On
Thanksgiving Day the championship
of the Back Mountain section will be
decided as Lehman and Xingston
Township both have defeated Dallas
It appears that the teams
Last year they
Township.
are evenly matched.
attracted the largest crowd ever to
attend a game here.
SHOP AT THOMPSON’S
On The Fernbrook-Demunds Road
for hand-made and commercial
gifts, Xmas wrappings
GREETING CARDS, PERSONAL
CARDS, 50 OR 25 FOR $1.00
Candy, Cigars and Tobacco
CHARIS
Represented by
MRS. ELSIE HARVEY
Dallas P. O. Phone 201-R-13
Write or Phone For Appointments
EERE EAR EOE
L ARE OF LUZERNE
FOR BETTER
BARGAINS
Always Extra Values
For The Week-End
“Our Name Removes The Risk”
1936 PLYMOUTH Two 350
Door Touring Sedan ..
Built in trunk, low mileage, origi-
nal black finish.
1936 CHEVROLET
Original black finish, mechanically
COACH
perfect. 5 good tires.
1937 CHEVROLET
DeLuxe Town Sedan
Beautiful green finish, new car
appearance,
1983 CHEVROLET
COURE «coh sai 8 1 9 5
In perfect running order
1933 CHRYSLER
cours $195
Sport Coupe, rumble seat, beautiful
two tone brown. 4 practically new
$265
1934 PLYMOUTH
COUPE
DeLuxe, rumble seat, reconditioned,
guaranteed.
Market & Gates Sts. @ Dial 3-1171
KINGSTON
® Open Evenings and Sundays
— PORK
Pork Shoulder
1b. 13¢
(picnic style)
Loose
Pork Sausage 1b. 18¢
Loin (rib end) Ib. 19¢
BEEF
Chuck Roast 1b. 15¢
VEAL
Leg 1b. 19¢
Rolled Roast 1b. 23c
Chops 1b. 19¢
Roasting Chickens dressed
to your order, 5 to 6
pounds.
Also
Turkeys, Geese, Ducks
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THE DALLAS POST, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18,1938 ee
SUNSHINE BASKETS
Children from the primary and jun-
ior departments of Shavertown M. E.
Sunday School are requested to bring
fruit to church on ‘Sunday for Sun-
shine Baskets.
MISSIONARY SOCIETY
Mrs. Bruce Lamoreaux will enter-
tain members of the Searchlight Wo-
men’s Foreign Missionary Society of
Shavertown M. E, Church at her home
Friday night, December 2.
SERVICES AT LAKE
“Expecting His Coming” will be the
subject of Rev. John Albright’'s ser-
mon at the Harvey's Lake Lutheran
Church on Sunday morning at 9. Sun-
day Schoo! wil be at 10,
LUTHER LEAGUE
The Luther League of St. Paul’s Lu-
theran Church will hold a banquet on
Monday night, December 5, at 6:30 p.
m. Rev, G. Elston Ruff, former pas-
tor of St, Paul’s Church, will be the
speaker.
THANKSGIVING SERVICE
The annual Thanksgiving service of
St. Paul's Lutheran Church will be
held on Wednesday night at 7:45. Rev.
Herbert E. Frankfort, pastor will
preach.
First National Bank
WILKES-BARRE, PA.
PUBLIC SQUARE
United States Depository
Capital—Surplus ....cccoeeueee. $1,850,000
: OFFICERS :
Wm. H. Conyngham.............. President
Francis Douglas....Exec. Vice-President
Chas. F. Huber........ 1st Vice-President
M. G. Shennan..Vice-Pres. and Cashier
TB Brown......eies Assistant Cashier
DIRECTORS
Chas. N. Loveland
Fred O. Smith
"Wm. H. Conyngham
C. F. Huber
Francis Douglas
T. R. Hillard
Edward Griffith
Wm. W. Inglis
M. G. Shennan
William S. McLean, Jr.
Geo. W. Guckelberger
1% % Interest on Savings
Safe Deposit Boxes For Rent
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GET PURINA AT
TRUCKSVILLE MILLS
Stanley Moore, Prop.
Main Highway, Trucksville
Sordoni To Operate
Binghamton Hotel
State Senator A. J. Sordoni of Har-
vey’'s Lake, who operates Hotel Jer-
myn, Scranton; Sterling Hotel, Wilkes-
Barre; and Montrose Inn, Montrose.
will acquire control of the Arlington
Hotel,
ported this week.
Binghamton, soon, it was re- |
Creditors and stockholders have ap-
proved a plan which would place the
hotel under Sordoni management, The
hotel has been operated for years by
the Kennedy Tierhey Co.
First National Bank
DALLAS, PENNA.
MEMBERS AMERICAN
BANKERS’ ASSOCIATION
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DIRECTORS
R. L. Brickel, C. A. Frantz,W. B.
Jeter, Sterling Machell, W. R
Neely, Clifford W. Space, A. C.
Devens, Herbert Hill.
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OFFICERS
C. A. Frantz, Pres.
Sterling Machell, Vice-Pres.
W. B. Jeter, Cashier
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Interest On Savings Deposits
No account too small to secure
careful attention
Vault Boxes for Rent
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GAY-MURRAY
NEWS
HUNTING TIPS
We have the wool Hunting Suits
for cold days—sgrouse season is
closed—rabbits, ringnecks and
squirrels are open till November
26th. Look at our line of Big
Game Rifles in all calibres new
and used — also all sizes of
Kleanbore cartridges. Chas. Lane
and Don Kintner each got a bear
the first day of season. Deer
season opens November 28.
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Parker Malone recently bought
new Remington rifles. That ac!
counts for 3 doe. We also have
Savage, Winchester and Marlin.
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Our Maple City Barn Equip-
ment looks good, is very durable
“and sells reasonable. Emory
Wright at Centermoreland re~
cently bought steel’ stalls and
stanchions. Maple stalls sell as
low as $4.75.
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‘We install heat of all kinds. Just
tell us what kind you like best.
Last week, we installed a fur-
nace for Oliver Slocum at Sweet
Valley, a cabinet heater for I.
L. Stark at West Nicholson, an
0il Burning Heater for Wesley
Reeves at Lake Winola and a
Steam Plant for Dan Love at
Mehoopany.
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Everyone knows how good a
Pittston Range is and you can
buy them here at less than $90.
Recent purchasers ' are Mae
Stark Baker of Tunkhannock
and Dan Denman at Beaumont.
New black Ranges sell here at
$50.00.
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ATTENTION POULTRYMEN!
Every chicken which has been
running on the ground has
worms ‘and they can be removed
by using Doc. Salsbury’s Rota
Capsule. This treatment will not
stop the hens from laying and is
2, sure remedy,
Gay-Murray Go.
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