PAGE TWELVE To Show Fashions At Garden Party Hospital Auxiliary Will Sponsor Fete On June 3 A beautiful and varied fashion show will feature the annual Garden Party and social of the Nesbitt Memorial Hospital Auxiliary, Saturday, June 3, in the walled garden of Abram Nesbitt, 2nd, on Maple Avenue, Kingston. All branches of the auxiliary will cooperate in planning for the affair, under the chairmanship of Mrs. Wil- liam Fahey of the Dorranceton unit. The Garden Party will climax a series of outstanding social events sponsored during the winter by the Nesbitt Aux- Dany An attendance of 600 is expect- ed. “Mrs. James Lare of Charles Street is chairlady of the Luzerne committee, which includes Mrs. Stanley Johnson, Mrs. Ruby Paulash, Mrs. W. J. Parry, Mrs. Patrick Haden, and Mrs. Hugh Hughes. Township Wallops Borough Dallas Township High defeated Dallas Borough 9-1 on the Township diamond Wednesday afternoon behind the ef- fective pitching of Mahler and Knecht, who held the borough batters to three hits. Walter Kuzma and Loren Fiske, borough pitchers, allowed ten hits. Mothers’ Day Service At Outlet F. M. Church . The annual Mothers’ Day service will be held at Outlet Free Methodist Church on May 14, at 7:30. The pas- tor, Rev. Marjorie S. Sweppenheiser, will preach on “Immortal Monuments” and there will be a special musical program. Each mother will receive a white handkerchief. Other services for Sunday at Outlet will be: Sunday School, 10 a. m.; testi- monial meeting, 11; Y. P. M. S., 7 p. m. At Plattsburg Free Methodist Church, Sunday services will be as follows: Sunday School, 10; morning worship, 17. Charney Rites To Be Held Saturday Morning At 9 The funeral of George F. Charney, prominent Swoyerville resident and dis- tributor for the Luzerne Milling Com- pany, will be held tomorrow (Satur- day) morning at 9 from the home, 37 Sidney Street, with a requiem mass at 9:30 in St. Mary's Polish Church, Swoyerville. Interment will be in the Mr. Charney died of complications ! Monday night in Nesbitt Memorial Hospital, Kingston, following an opera- tion. He is survived by his wife, Mary Ann, a daughter, Geraldine, at home; moth- er, Mrs. George Molar, own sister, Mrs. Joseph Yarine, a step-brother and step- sister, August and Anna Molar, all of West Wyoming. THE DALLAS POST, Tunkhannock Trucker Hurt Terry Coolbaugh of Lake Carey, truck driver for the Country Delivery Ser- vice of Tunkhannock, was very seri- ously injured Tuesday when the rim of a truck tire he was repairing blew off and struck him on the head. He was taken to the State Hospital at Scranton. Club Climaxes Season With Hit Minstrel Show A successful all-girl minstrel show, staged two weeks ago in the church auditorium, finished winter activities for the Girls’ Dramatic Club of St. John’s Slovak Church. Rounding out its fourth year, the organization occupies an important place in social activities at St. John’s and the work of its members has at- tracted increasing attention. Honorary president is Rev. George A. Bendik, pastor of St. John’s. Mrs. Mary Breznay is acting president, Miss Mary Charnitsky, vice-president; Miss Anna Shinal, treasurer; Miss Adel Psolka, secretary. Mrs. Anna Zelenak, a charter member of the club, is pub- licity agent, and was general chairman of the minstrel. Mrs. Emily Kovacs, Miss Adela Psol- ka and Miss Mary Kosko were soloists in the minstrel, and other important players were Miss Anna Kosko, Miss Helen Hruska and Mrs. Anna Zelenak. FRIDAY, MAY 12, 1939 Young Nugent Street Girl Injured In Avenue Accident Alice Freeman, 16, of 22 Nugent Street, Luzerne, was hit ‘and knocked down by a machine Monday evening on Wyoming Avenue, Kingston, at the Union Street intersection. She was treated for arm and leg injuries at Nes- bitt Memorial Hospital about 9 o’clock Monday night and released. Miss Ruth Daniels of © South Franklin Street, Wilkes-Barre, driver of the automobile, took Miss Freeman to the hospital im- mediately after the accident. Swoyersville Widow Dies Of Long Illness Funeral services for Mrs. Stefania Yarzinski, prominent resident of Swoyerville, were held yesterday morn- ing from her home, 129 Simpson Street, with a requiem mass in St. Mary's Church. Interment was in the parish cemetery, Swoyerville. Ill for several months, Mrs. Yarzinski passed away early Sunday morning. Her husband, Frank, died two years ago. She was a devout member of St. Mary’s Polish Church, Wilkes-Barre, and its societies, belonged to Lodge 430, Z. N. P., Polish Women’s Mutual Aid Society and Polish Women’s Na- tional Alliance. I Mrs. Leo Orlandini, Swoyerville; John, Joseph, Stella, Frank, Leo, Elizabeth, Regina, and Norbet, at home, and one grandchild, Leo Orlandini, Jr. She made good candy and wanted to boast And sold it quick through The Dallas Post. Eleven entrance gates will admit visitors to the New York World’s Fair 1939. The peak rate will be 160,000 ner hour. Enjoy this Beautiful Weather at HANSON'S Harvey’s Lake Picnic Grounds DINING ROOM and BAR Amusement Park OPEN At Picnic Grounds SUNDAY HHA OR ERO MOTHER will be pleased with a gift of Jewelry bought of our complete line of . . . BULOVA WRIST WATCHES RINGS BRACELETS CAMEO PINS EARRINGS LOCKETS CHAIN AND CROSSES ROSARIES MIRACULOUS MEDALS AND MANY OTHER ITEMS We welcome your inspection of our store ABE FINKELSTEIN JEWELER & OPTOMETRIST 72 MAIN ST. 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In Good Running Condition Coaches, Sedans, Roadsters, Coupes From $35 to $95 TRUCK SPECIAL 1937 FORD !4-Ton Stake [earuummay Like New $350 : — | NEWS | Prime Controllers sell at $18.75, while we also have a Fencer of another make selling for $9.00. If you buy for quality and safety, yvou’ll buy PRIME. Fam Fence goes Electric ® Our second carload of Model B Tractors is here—think of it— $495 FOB Factory. Frank Wood- ruff, John Franko, Jake Whit- lock got theirs, and yours is here waiting. The little “B” makes big tractors hustle. Call us for demonstration. o Stanford's Seeds are, and will always be, the choice of good farmers. Ben Barton, Claude Sickler, Norman Fassett and Ja- cob Brunges are among our re- cent customers. There's no dif- ference in cost between the best and the rest. oe Oliver Harrow customers of re- cent days include Lloyd Decker of West Nicholson, James Pellam of Beaumont, Lakewood Dairy, and George Butler of LaPlume. 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