cian aR ey
. with: + Mrs.
The 'Friehditip Class: of Tejities
yille ‘Methodist Church ‘met at the
church recently with Mrs. Robert |" LJ
Gardner presiding. Plans for an
outing on August 20. were .made,
Albert -- Thompson
chdirman. "A variety ‘club wads or-:
ganized and ‘the sum of $50 was re-'|
ported cleared ‘on the Mothér and
Diétughiter’ Dinner. ‘Mrs.’ John Carey
and Mrs. James Vance were wel-
comed- as «new: members. Jennie
Shonk was a: visitor. Hostesses were
Ms. Henry .Strausser,
Roushey, Mrs. James Trebilcox, Mrs.
Ruth Reynolds and Mrs. William
Strausser. 5!
Present: Mrs: Clifford Johnson,
Mrs. Claude Johnson, Mrs. Harold
Croom, Mrs. . Albert Thompson,
Charlotte "Parsons, Mrs. | ‘William
Lohman, Edith Weidner, Mrs. Gray-
don "Carle," Mrs, ° ‘Lansford "Norris,
Emily. Fisher, Mrs. Sheldon Bennett,
Mrs. Donald‘ Anderson; ‘Mrs. Cedric
Griffith, Betty DeBolt, Blanche ‘Ath-
holt; ‘Mrs. -Ashworth; . Mrs. Thomas
Bunney, Mrs. Laing Coolbaugh, Mrs.
Jacob. Harrison, Mrs. Harry M. Sav-
acoal, Mrs, Fred Turner, Mrs. Louis
Wilcox, Mrs, Howard Ide,
Thomas Ayre, Mrs. ‘Sam Davis.
Receives Scholarship
Rt Seattle College -
Arthur Tindsley of Trothouillo, 4
member of - the 1940 graduating
class at. Chesbrough Seminary, N/Y.,
has been awarded a full tution
scholarship at Seattle Pacific Col-
lege, Seattle, Wash: Mr. Lindsley
is the son of Rev. and Mrs. A. K.
Lindsley of Trucksville.
Lindsley was president of his
class, president’ of the Science Club,
president of ‘the Chesbrough a ‘ca-
pella chorus, vice president of the
Chesbrough History Club, photo-
graphic editor of the Chesbrough
Annual.
the Chesbrough Male Quartet which
traveled extensively last summer
and is traveling again this summer
in the interest of the seminary.
d ABSchD
Rachel Evans’ Troth
Bnnounced By Parents
Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Evans of
42 Tripp Street, Forty Fort, have
announced the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Rachel Lois Evans,
to Dr. Carl A. Bradbury, son of Mr.
and Mrs. James .A. Bradbury of
Trucksville. . The “wedding will take!
place on August 21. The bride-elect
is a graduate of Forty Fort highl
school and Wyoming Valley Home-!
opathic Training School for Nurses.
She has been specializing in oper-
ating room work at the Jamaica,
I. I, hospital. Dr. Bradbury was]
gradunted from Kingston High
School of Chiropody and received
his surgical degree in chiropody at
that school.
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Outdoor Service At Noxen
The Outdoor Service of the North- !
east district of the Wilkes-Barre
Conference of Luther Leagues will
be held on the lawn of St. Luke's
Lutheran Church, Noxen, on Sun-
day evening, August 11, at 6:30.
The Rev. H. G. Deisher of Dushore,
formerly of Noxen, will deliver the
address.
Entertain At Lunch
Mrs. O. L. Harvey and Miss R.
Elizabeth = Breckenridge, Franklin
Street, recently entertained at a
luncheon. Present were: Mrs. Arline |’
Gage Frantz, Mrs.-G. R. Splitt, Mrs.
Clarence Elston, Nancy Mae Elston,
Mrs. John Frantz, Mrs. Philip Rit-
ter, Mrs. Josephine Norton, Mrs,
David Brace; Mrs. William Niemeyer,
Mrs. Francis Freeman, Mrs. R. L.
Brickel, Mrs. Clark: Hildebrant, Mrs.
Floyd Ide, Mrs. Stella Cummings.
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Mrs. . Jack |. :
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He also was a member of |:
: “*Mademoiselle, you must obey the
Chief...”
Marianne .is unable *o cope ith Charles’
that night there is.a
cast on.an
sardonic laughter, The:
terrible storm and ti
island. Marianne; ang:
are’ al
at Charles’
ing manner, tries using passive resistance against
all his orders but he threatens to have his first
henchman give her a 2 spankings
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wash her own
settlement under Charles’
domineer-
the brides intended for the
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SHRVERTOWN - - MT. “GREENWOOD - -- - TRUCKSVILLE
Township Brevities
Richard Cease,
Mrs. Wilson Cease of Trucksville,
has returned from the west.
Miss. Edna Roushey has ebtaraed
from the Nesbitt Memorial Hospital
and is visiting Mrs. Ralph Whipp of
West Center Street, Shavertown. °
Marvin Sweezy of Trucksville,
inary in New York, was the guest
of his parents orn Sunday at the
Dallas Youth Conference at East
Dallas. He returned Monday.
Mr. ‘and Mrs. Raymond Malkemes
and children of Shavertown are on
‘vacation at the seashore.
"Robert Reynolds is spending two
weeks with friends in Shavertown.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Mates and
daughter have returned to Syracuse
after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Trumbower of Shavertown.
Mr. and Mrs. Ord Trumbower, Mr.
and Mrs. John Nulton and son, Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Craig, Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Trumbower, Miss June Rey-
nolds and Miss Ellen Kytle spent
the week-end at Hershey.
Miss Grace Mahler, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Mahler of
Huntsville Road, is in ‘General Hos- |
pital when she underwent an ap-
pendectomy operation.
Rev. and Mrs.
cool of Trucksville left this week
to go to Dimock Camp Grounds
where they will be instructors. Mrs.
Savacool will teach a course in
“Christian - Living” in the Junior
Hi-Camp. Rev. Mr.
teach a course on “Leadership.”
Alice Davis, Paul Savacool and
William Griffith will be delegates
to the Dimock Youth Camp from
Trucksville Methodist Church.
Rev. Russell J. May, pastor of
| Shavertown Methodist Church’ at-
| tended the ministerial conference at
Lake George this week.
Mrs. Franklin D. Marrow and
children, Franklin, Jr., and Mary
Ellen of Bound Brook, N. J., re-
Delightfully different
Nightly at
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who is attending Chesbrough Sem- |.’
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Thomas Clemow of Shavertown
and Odam Miscavage of Swoyerville
have returned after spending three
days at the World's Fair.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Schall en-
tertained Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Raud-
enbush of Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. .
lington, Va., were recent guests. of
A. H. Gay.
Mr. and Mrs. John Coon Sais
entertained Mrs. Michael Riouhia
and children, Thomas and Jean, Mr.
and Mrs. Whales ‘Arthur -and son,
Tony, Towanda.
Mrs. A. H. Gay and Miss Kathryn
Hefft of Kingston spent a few days
with their sister, Mrs. S. F. Gilpin
of Fort Washington, who has been
ill for some time. ;
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Williams
and family of Trucksville and Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Williams of Kings-
ton and daughter motored to New
Jersey on Sunday.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Marvin Schmidt, 87 West Center
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Now, starting with the very first day, all of
the wreck’s survivors proceed to build a free
weeks that pass, many of the bondsmen marry |
down happily. But between Charles and Mari-
anne there is a burning antagonism.
David Piatt and:
‘children, Daniel and Jean, of Ar-
pted from the
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“Oh-h
linen?”
guidance. In the -
planters and settle *
is on her balcony,
Lillian Vickers of Wilkes-Barre and
Miss Esther Vivian of Shavertown
returned from a week’s visit at
New York City and the World's
Fair.
The following have pelted tod
the Dallas camp ground where they
attended ‘the Youth * Conference:
Grace Lindsley, Ruth Smith, Betty
Sweezy, Ruth Hersh, Phoebus Smith,
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Sweezy, Bea-
trice Sweezy, Mildred Ridjeski, Rev.
and Mrs. A. K. Lindsley, Rev. Her-
| bert Olver, Mrs. Iantha Kitchen, Mr.
rand Mrs.
daughter and Marvin Sweezy.
Enthony Family Reunion
Descendants of Edward and Sara
Anthony will hold a reunion at the
home of -B. Frank Bulford, Hunts-
ville, on August 4.
Russells’ Wins Again
Russells’ softball. team defeated
the Trucksville
team, 9 to 3,this week. Russells’
is still in’ first place. Russells’ de-
isared ‘Exeter Monday. night, 10 to
9. : 5 2
Sunday School Picnic
The annual Sunday School picnic
of St. Paul’s Lutheran Church. was
held at Benton Park on Wednes-
day. The picnic was well attended
by members and friends of the
church.
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. « « nature has a way with the
heart of a maid . ..”
- Marianne though, is repeating history, for she
has become the belle of the island. All the young
men seek her out to dance and sing and the
gayety is especially pleasurable to her since it
seems to arouse Charles’ anger. One night she
of adoring young men.
Raymond Chappelle "and |
Methodist Church
SYNOPSIS: ‘Martonze de Beauma nofr (Jeanette MocDonald) belle of
Paris, comes to New Orleans and fells in love with Charles (Nelson
ay) her bondservant. Then she learns that he is really the Puke de
Villiers, exiled from France because of revolutionary activities. She and
~ Charles quarrel. That night he frees the other bondservants, takes a ship -
and sails away. The New Moon, with Marianne on board, pursues but - ©
on the high seas Charles captures the boat.
NOW READ CHAPTER FOUR—BELOW
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being serenaded by a group | because of
Shavertown Notes '-
Mr. and’ Mrs. Delbert McGuire
and children of Shavertown left
‘| Tuesday ‘for a, week's vacation in
‘the Adiroridacks.
Mrs, Willard Durbin and Tough
ters “of Shavertown returned Sun-
day from Greensburg after a
month’s stay with her father, J. R.
Hayes, who is convalescing from .an
illness. Her son, Willard, will re-
main several weeks longer.
William Boyes spent the week-
end with his parents in Shavertown.
|He is attending Rising Son Aero-
nautical School near Philadelphia.
Mrs. Stephen Johnson, Mrs. Ruth
Travis of Shavertown, Mr. and Mrs.
Don Herbert of Kingston and Mr.
and Mrs. Omar Michels of Strouds-
burg are vacationing at Whirl’s End.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank John and
children of Springfield, N. J., and
Mr. and Mrs. George Shaver of Eliz-
abeth visited relatives .in Shaver-
town on Sunday.
Patricia Shaver, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Dan Shaver, entértained
in honor of her 2nd’ birthday last
Friday. Guests: Rodney and. Gail
Coolbaugh, Herbert, Sandra and
Bruce Miles, Harriet Jean Williams,
Ann and Charley McGroarty, Ther-
esa Austin, Margaret Ann and Ruth
Mary Morgan, Mary, Mildred and
Billie Porter, Mafalda and Victor
Spaciano, and Helen Kirkendall.
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“You’ve made mooRStrh Romeos
out of all of them.”
All at once, she turns to see Charles in her
room. He yanks-her off the balcony, orders her
cavaliers away and. then proceeds to tell her
that she will have to change her behavior. The
men. of the colony are neglecting their work-
her and it must stop. Be sure to read -
the next romantic episode..
Misses Hetit And Harris
Hostesses To Class
Miss Frances - Hefft and Miss
Grace Harris entertained Mrs. Ber- |
tha Anderson’s Sunday School |
class recently. Present were: Me-
linda Sutton, Ruth Pace,
Hefft, Dorothy - Gilbert, Margaret |
Blackman, Mary Glahn, Elizabeth
Dewitt, Mary Prynn, Marjorie Prynn,
Eloise Pine, Mildred Sands, Mar-
garet Watkins, Estelle Pascoe, Gen-
evieve Dana, Bernice Piatt, Ruth
Jones, Naomi Prynn, Florence Sick-
ler, Marion Young, Edith Cook, Dol-
ly Edwards, Kathryn Gay, Grace
Harris, Frances Hefft and Mrs. J. F.
Hefft.
To Show Movies At |
Men's Club Meeting
The Men’s Club of the Trucksville
Methodist Church will meet at. the
Mary |
of New England will be shown. Men
of the community are invited to at-
tend.
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church on Monday night. Pictures :
Bringing Royalty
Mrs. Niemeyer Awaits
Word From Brother
is anxiously awaiting word from her
brother, Williant Thomas, a seaman
on the U. 8. S. Trenton, which is:
bringing, seven, members of the royal
States.
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eager to get word from her brother
wrote a brief letter, saying that he
ship’s hospital. He gave no details
of ;his accident. .
in transporting refugees: Thomas
has.been in the navy for 15 years.
Mrs. Niemeyer is
brother. to come. here .on furlough,
since dispatches said the Trenton
has finished its tour of duty in
| European waters.
‘Card Of Thanks .
| The family of Mrs. Amos Kitchen
|of Alderson desires to express its
| thanks to all” those who assisted
them in their bereavement, ‘includ-
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Alexander's Band
| At Club On Sunday
| The fifth of a series of summer
| concerts will be held at Irem Temple
[Country Club Sunday night at 8:15
i when Alexander’s Band, directed by
al solos will fedture the program..
Alderson 10-Year--Old
Breaks Arm In Jump
James Davenport’ 10, ‘Alderson,
fractured his right arm when he
jumped from a porch at the lake on
Tuesday. He was taken to General
Hospital.
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