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"THE POST, FRIDAY, AUGUST 16, 1940
: ted fro :
Adap ed m the New Orleans. But the night she learns he is the scapegrace Duke de
METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER Villiers, exiled from France, he frees the other bondservants and sails
away. The New Moon, with Marianne on board, pursues but Charice
Picture by captures it. Both boats are shipwrecked and an island setllemeni? fs
» started. Then Marianne tricks Charles into marrying h=r but he coldiy
FRANCES BARBOUR refuses her love. One afternoon they hear a cannon shot.
SYNOPSIS: Marianne de Beaumanoir (Jeanette MacDoncld) belle o!
Paris, falls in love with Charles (Neilson Eddy) her bondservant, in
NOW READ THE LAST CHAPTER BELOW
“Yes, within a few hours you can
leave this hated place.”
Charles snatches up his telescope and sees
some French warships approaching. He realizes
that his enemy de Ribaud has managed to send
off a signal. Nevertheless, he prepares to put up
a fight. But first, he bitterly tells Marianne that
now she is free of him. She will be able to return
to France—alone as he has saved them.
“Don’t you see? He’s your leader. Go
er to him.’
But from the priest, Marianne learns that |
Charles is down at the water’s edge, agreeing
to surrender to de Ribaud if the latter will agree
not to cause bloodshed and demolish the colony.
Immediately, she rallies the colonists to his
defense. They must all help to save her husband
ERE
“And to you, Citizen de Villiers, 1
? present the flag of the Republic.”
The men respond to her ringing words but at
the very moment when battle seems imminent,
the Commandant of the ships offers wonderful
news to all. The French Revolution has taken
place and now France is a republic. All of the
Colonists including Charles are freed from
their sentences.
“I want to be here with you Charles
—forever.”
Marianne, witnessing this, starts up the hill,
lonely and forlorn. Now surely, Charles no
longer needs her. But suddenly he is there and
he takes her in his arms. Then, once again they
kiss and this time, Marianne knows that they
face a happy life together in the new land of
liberty, equality and justice.
KINGSTON TOWNSHIP
ROYAL LYNE, Correspondent
SHAVERTOWN -- MT. GREENWOOD -- TRUCKSVILLE
ha 43 Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Daniels of |
Township Brevities Forty Fort, Mrs. J. A. Rogers and
son, Alfred of Huntsville and Miss
an operation at Nesbitt Memorial Carrie Brown motored to Delaware
Hospital on August 10. to visit the Dupont Gardens recent-
Mr. and Mrs. Malvin Wagner. and ly.
daughter, Mildred, have returned Russel Houser and Gordon May
from Gowen City. of Shavertown played a cornet duet
Mrs. Paul Johnson and Mrs. Ray {at the band concert at Dallas last
Perrego are in Arlington, Va. Friday night.
A Miss
Mrs. Jacob Harrison underwent
Doris Jones of Summit |
Street, Shavertown, has returned
after spending several weeks at
Sidney, N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Elston re-
cently entertained Mr. and Mrs. G.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Har-
vey, Mildred Bertram, Elizabeth
Breckenridge and Charles Nuss.
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Rev. and Mrs. Russell J. May and
Althea and Gordon May and Rob- |
1 ert Tryon of Shavertown drove to
Syracuse last week, where Althea
and Robert registered as members |
of this year’s freshman class at Syr- |
acuse University. Robert Tryon re-
mained in Syracuse where he is em- i
ployed. {
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Miss Charlotte Martin, daughter |
of Prof. and Mrs. J. A. Martin of
Shavertown is assisting in the diet!
kitchen at General Hospital for six |
weeks, Miss Martin is a graduate |
of Kingston Township high school |
and is'now a member of the Junior |
Class at College Misericordia, where |
she is studying Home Economics. |
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Durwood , Splitt, son of Mr. and
Mrs. G. R. Splitt, is with Battery A,
109th Field Artillery, in encamp-
ment in New York.
Mrs. Robert Bachman was host-
ess to the W. H. M. S. at a picnic
Miss Doris Turnbaugh visited
Margaret Bachman for several days
at Carverton.
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Mr. and Mrs. George W. Ide and
son, Glenwood, have returned from
New York. :
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Elston re- |
cently entertained Mr. and Mrs. R.
A. Ducksworth.
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Learn are en- Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Perrego of
tertaining their granddaughter, | Huntsville recently entertained Mr. !
June Oberst of Conygham. and Mrs. Laurence Pegg and fam-!
wok ily and Roy Jacobs of Plains. |
Marvin Sweezy and Betty Sweezy Malvin Wagner is recovering from |
motored to Chesbrough Seminary
in New York to take Mr. Sweezy’s
son back to school. Miss Ida Smith
and Glenn Hughes accompanied
them to the school.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter David and
daughter, Barbara, of Shavertown
have returned from a trip to the
Thousand Isles.
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a tonsillectomy. |
William Mahler. of Philadelphia, |
son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Mah-|
ler of Huntsville Road, is spending !
several weeks with his parents. |
Luther Hontz of Philadelphia is!
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. |
Charles Dressel of Shavertown. |
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Mrs. Thomas Kaiser of Adbioy)
recently visited Mr. and Mrs. Wil- |
liam Evans of Shavertown. |
Miss Jane Case of Fernbrook is
visiting at Girardsville.
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Mrs. Burke Hammond and Bobby |
and Ruth Hammond of Philadelphia |
are guests of Mrs. Hammond's par- |
ents, Mr. and Mrs. William Chappel |
of Shavertown. !
Miss Jean Frace of Kingston, is
recuperating at the residence of Mrs.
James Pridoux, Jr., at Trucksville,
following an appendectomy.
Rev. and Mrs. A. K. Lindsley and
daughter, Grace, motored tq the
Hancock Camp meeting on Mon-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Stephens of
Vestal, N. Y., was the guest of Mr,
and Mrs. Francis Smith of Carver-
ton Road in Trucksville.
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Miss Ida Smith, Glen Hughes and
Marvin Sweezy, all students at
Chesbrough Seminary, attended the
Free Methodist Camp meeting at
Dallas on Sunday.
Luther Hontz of Philadelphia is
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Dressel of Shavertown.
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Miss Lenchen Coughlin, Harvey's |
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carnival on Saturday.
| Past Councilors’ Club
| Meets With Mrs. Fiske
Mrs. Enderson’s Class Picnic On Saturday
Enjoys Corn Roast | The annual picnic of Dallas Dis-
| trict Sunday School Association will
Mrs. Bertha Anderson’s Sunday [be held Saturday at Croop’s Glen.
School class held a corn roast at! A bus will leave Shavertown Meth-
John Earl’s grove. Present: Mr. and | odist Church at 10 a. m. The Shav-
Mrs. Sherman Hefft, Mrs. Chester |ertown group will eat dinner to-
Glahn, Mrs. Richard Prynn, Miss | ether and the Sunday School will
Vale Council, No. 224, D. of A., held
nesday at the home of Mrs. Alice
Ceola. Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Dana!gerve lemonade. Fiske.
Sickler, Kermit Sickler, Mr. and Those present were:
Mrs. Ellison Gay, Mr. and Mrs. John Emma Lewis Is Bride Mrs. Goldie Ide, Miss Mary
Dane, Marjorie Prynn, Nancy Metz, . Green and Miss Betty Leadbeater,
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Harris, Mr. Of Matthew Bandish Dalton; Mrs. Harriet Still, Mrs. Vio-
and Mrs. Edwin Pace, Mr. and Mrs. let Garey and daughter, Jane,
“Bud” Edwards, Mr. and Mrs. James Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Lewis of 5 Shavertown; Mrs. Mabel Elston and
Sands, Elizabeth DeWitt, Eloise |Orchard Street, Trucksville, an-|gaughter, Shirley, Lehman; Mrs.
Pierce, Doris Trumbaugh, Margaret |Rounce the marriage of their | Genevieve Meade, Mrs. Emma
Bachmann, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sco- |daughter, Emma P. Lewis, to Mat- Stookey, Mrs. Mabel Davis, Mrs.
ble, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Watkins, | thew J. Bandish, son of Mr. and Marguerite Adametz, Mrs. Carolyn
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Sutton, Mrs. |Mrs. M. J. Bandish of Chicago. The | ferry, Mrs, Mary Still, Mrs. Marion
Estella Pascoe,” Mrs. Elmer Smith, {ceremony was performed on June McCarty, Mrs. Audrey Ide, Mrs. Dot
Kathryn Gay, Ruth Pace, Frances 24. Perrego, Mrs. Maude Eipper, Mrs.
Hefft and Bertram Coon. The bride was graduated from | Alice Fiske and Miss Ruth Fiske.
for : Kingston Township high school,
Missionary Society Wyoming Seminary and Nesbitt Miss Lindsley To Wed
Re Memorial Training School for Nurs-
Picnic At Frantz's es. She has been a member of the Rav. Mr. Olver Sunday
Y- hospital for two years. Rev. and Mrs. A. K. Lindsley of
nursing staff at New Rochelle, N.
Mr. Bandish attended the Uni- 16 Carverton Road, Trucksville,
|
A picnic was held at the home of
Mrs. S. P. Frantz recently by the
Women’s Home Missionary Society. versity of Minnesota and is em-
Present: Rev. and Mrs. Russell J. {ployed by the Texaco Oil Co. at of their daughter, Grace E., to Rev.
May, Mrs. H. A. Randall, Mrs. R.!Beacon Hills, N. Y., where the cou- | Herbert D. Olver, son of Mr. and
A. Newcomb, Mrs. Samuel Sturde-|ple will reside after October 1. i Mrs. Herbert D. Olver of Beachlake
vant, Mrs. O. L. Harvey, Mrs. G. will take place on Sunday after-
David Perry Is Feted
A. Learn, Mrs. George Kostenbaud- {noon at 3 at the Trucksville P. M.
2 Mrs. S. P. Frantz, Mrs. Granville | Church.
arey, Norma Carey, Mrs. C. H. : 1 | The bride's fath ill f
Prutzman, Frank Prutzman, Mrs. On His 14th Birthd ay | EE Su om
the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. C.
Charles Nuss, Charles, Arthur and| pavid Perry, Jr., son of Mr. and Wesley Olver will be the attend-
Ronald Nuss, Mrs. Malvin Wagner,
Mildred Wagner, Mrs. Clarence Els-
ton, Nancy May Elston and June
Oberst...
guest at a party on his 14th birth- | ceremony and there will be a recep-
day. Present: Mrs. Clarence Gill! tion.
and Bobby Gill, Gordon and Charles |
Pennington of West Pittston; Don- |
old and Franklin Ziglin, Leland Dy- |
mond, Sharpe and Lee Cyphers,
Barton and Donald Earl, David, Jo-
seph and James Perry, James Nes- |
bitt of Detroit; Mrs. David Perry and |
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Mr. and Mrs. William H. Perrego
of Orange attended the firemen’s
Briggs-Straiton Motors
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Miss Ruth Lamoreaux of Shav-
ertown entertained over the week- | daughter, Betty. |
end Miss Caryle Brown of Kingston. oEN,
Miss Nellie Kimble of Honesdale] Iti said that hot water and soda, |
is the guest of Mrs. Ethel M. Oliver applied liberally, Is an effective cure
of Trucksville. | for bee-stings. |
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tryon of
Shavertown visited their son, Rob-
ert, at Syracuse on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler Hess of!
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Alderson and Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Sweezy and Phyllis and Barbara
Sweezy motored to Whirl’s End re-
cently.
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