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THE POST, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1939
KINGSTON
TOWNSHIP
ROYAL LYNE, Correspondent
Phone Dallas 408
SHAVERTOWN - MT. GREENWOOD - TRUCKSVILLE
Firemen Honor
Grid Champions
Heffernan Toastmaster,
McCracken Is Speaker
For the third time this season,
Kingston Township’s much-feted
championship football team, and its
coach, Walter Hicks, were honored
at a dinner in the Shavertown fire
house on Monday night. The team
members were guests at a dinner
given by Ed Hall several weeks ago.
L. T. “Red” Schwartz, chairman
of the committee from Shavertown
Fire Company which sponsored
Monday night's affair, welcomed the
guests and introduced Tom E. Hef-
fernan, Jr., sports editor of The
Sunday Independent and who was
a witty and gracious toastmaster.
Joe McCracken, coach of Kingston
High School's Wyoming Valley
champions, was the principal speak-
er. He drew from his experience
as a coach at Berwick, G. A. R.
and Kingston an interesting talk on
football.
Morgan Rowlands, Jr. sang solos
and the football squad, directed by
Miss Dorothy Weaver, sang. Coach
Hicks thanked the men who had
given the dinner and his squad
members. The Ladies’ Auxiliary of
the fire company, served the turkey
dinner.
Service Announced For
White Church On Hill
Rev. Harry Savacool, pastor of
the White Church on the Hill, has
announced the following schedule of
Sunday services: 9:30 a. m., church
school; 10:30, worship, conclusion
of Bible Week; sermon subject, “Ex-
ploration and Discovery in Bible
Study Hours”; 6:45 Epworth
League; 7:30, evening worship; I. O.
0. F., will attend; sermon, ‘Divided
They Cannot Stand!”
Services next week: Monday, 7:30,
meeting of finance committee at the
church; 8 monthly official board
meeting; Thursday, 7:15, church
study night; 5:30, fish and chips
supper served by W. F. C. and C. C.
Classes; tickets must be purchased
in advance.
Calendar Of Events
“At St. Paul's Church
“When Will the End of the World
Come ?” will be the subject of Rev.
Herbert E. Frankfort’s sermon at
the 11 a. m. service at St. Pauls
Lutheran Church, Shavertown, on
Sunday. Sunday School will be at
9:45 and Luther League devotions
at 6:45. “Discouraged ? What
Then?” will be Rev. Mr. Frank
fort's sermon topic in the evening
at 7:30.
Meetings scheduled for the week:
Monday, 7, Confirmation Class;
Tuesday, 8, Sunday School teachers’
meeting; Wednesday, 1, Ladies’
Auxiliary; Thursday, 7:30, first aid
class.
Supper Wednesday
The Ladies’ Aid’ Society of the
Shavertown Methodist Church wil’
conduct a supper in the church par-
lors at 6:30 Wednesday.
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Township Brevities
Joseph Bulford of Carverton Road
has returned to work following his
illness.
Pictures of the Memorial Shrine
at Orange were shown at the
Trucksville Methodist Church on
Tuesday night.
Rev. Herbert Olver, pastor of the
Free Methodist Church, accompan-
ied by Mrs. Clifford Jones, Mrs. Phil-
lip Mosier, Audrey Shupp and Ruth
Smith motored to South Canaan to
attend revival meetings.
Mr. and Mrs. William Walker and
son, William, Jr., have returned to
Philadelphia after visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert Williams.
Frank Johnson of Huntsville is
greatly improved after his recent
illness.
William Dymond, Jr., of Main
Street is a patient in Wilkes-Barre
General Hospital, suffering from a
broken arm.
George Bulford, who has been ill,
is feeling better.
Joseph Schuler of Pioneer Avenue
is drilling a well on his property.
Rev. and Mrs. Ira Button of Sweet
Valley and Mrs. Louise Lyne visited
friends in Beaumont on Tuesday.
Art Crafters of Wilkes-Barre are
taking pictures of pupils in township
schools.
Kingston Township will play its
first home basketball game on De-
cember 19 against Swoyerville High
School.
Mrs. A. K. Lindsley of Carverton
Road is ill at her home.
Mrs. Goldie Jones of Kingston,
formerly of this place, visited friends
here on Wednesday.
Mothers! Your children will enjoy
a warm lunch or dinner these cold
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spot. We will be pleased to serve
them. Friendly Restaurant. At the
High School. (Adv.)
Joseph Piatt of Washington, D. C.,
is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Gene Piatt of Main Street.
Mrs. Franklin Marrow and daugh-
the home of Mrs. Marrow’s parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Clemow.
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ter, Mary Ellen, have returned to|
Mrs. Russell Cease
Heads Berean S. S. Class
Heale on Summit Street. Officers
were elected as follows: Mrs. Russel
Cease, president; Mrs. Beulah Cal-
kins, vice-president; Mrs. Oscar Dy-
mond, secretary; Mrs. Helen Heale,
assistant secretary, and Mrs. Helen
Major, treasurer.
Four new members, Mrs. Luella
Carr, Mrs. Ellen Pritchard, Mrs. Fred
Schmitt and Mrs. Susan Adams,
were welcomed. The class voted to
bake plum pudding and cookies to
be sold at a fair which will be held
in the church next Wednesday night.
Mrs. Helen Heale, hostess, was as-
sisted by Mrs. William Chappele,
Mrs. Bert Hammond and Mrs.
Charles Howe.
Sunday Services At
Shavertown Church
Rev. Russell May, pastor of the
Shavertown Methodist Church, has
announced the following services
for Sunday: 9:45, Sunday School,
Christmas pageant; 11, sermon, “The
King’s Demand”; 7:30, reading, ‘The
Last Word”, with organ accompani-
ment. Meetings for the week: Thurs-
| day, 6:30, Junior Choir practice; 7,
Choir; 7:30, midweek prayer service.
W.F. M. 5. Meeting
The Searchlight W. F. M. S. will
meet tonight (Friday) at the home
of Mrs. Stephen Johnson, Ferguson
Avenue, at 8.
Sweet Valley Women's
Parents Married 50 Years
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Dymond,
Berwick, parents of Mrs. Stanley
Keller of Sweet Valley, celebrated
their golden wedding anniversary on
November 27. Mrs. Dymond was 71
years old in October and Mr. Dy-
mond was 69 years old in Septem-
ber. Both enjoy good health.
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The Berean Class of Shavertown
Methodist Church met on Tuesday
night at the home of Mrs. Helen
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SWEET VALLEY
Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Smith, newly-
weds, were guests at a show at the
Sweet Valley Christian Church hall
on Saturday night and received
many useful gifts. Mrs. Smith was
Adda Edwards before her marriage.
A shower will be held at Roaring
Brook Church hall next Tuesday
night for Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hontz.
The W. C. T. U. held a well-at-
tended meeting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Clark Edwards on Tues-
day night.
Mrs. Truman Stewart and child-
ren are visiting Mrs. Stewart’s par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Button.
McKinley Long is ill.
Clayton Thomas shot a good-
sized deer on Monday. Francis Hust-
ed also bagged a buck.
The Ladies’ Aid Society of Muhl-
enburg Methodist Church served a
dinner to the Young Republican
Club at the church on Wednesday
night.
The parsonage of Sweet Valley |
Christian Church is under-going re- |
pairs.
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