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THE POST, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1940
PAGE FIVE
~ KINGSTON
ROYAL LYNE,
SHAVERTOWN -- MT. GRE
TOWNSHIP
Correspondent
ENWOOD -- TRUCKSVILLE
Township Brevities
Professor and Mrs. James Martin
returned from the western part of
the state Tuesday after visiting the
former’s mother who has been ill.
they left her.
B. A. A. Club of Shavertown' will
hold a sport dance in the Shaver-
town Fire House Saturday evening,
November 30.
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Mr. and Mrs. Burton Holcomb and
son visited Rev. and Mrs. Thomas
Holcomb at Beach Lake Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Kunkle
entertained Mr. and Mrs. George
Bronson of Sweet Valley Sunday.
Mrs. L. A. Carter of Hansen, Ida-
ho, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Dixon.
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Professor and Mrs. Otis Rood
have moved from Sweet Valley to
Shavertown for the winter season.
Trucksville Services
At the morning worship service at
the White Church on the Hill,
Trucksville, the sermon topic will be
“Our Unwilling Allies”, a discussion
of the unintended contribution to
Christian propaganda by the agnos-
tic intellectuals of our day.’ At the
evening service at 7:30, Mrs. Wilbur
Manning, soprano, of Shrine View,
will be guest soloist at a special
service of music. Mrs. B. Aubrey
Ayre, organist of the church, will
play a group of organ numbers.
The midweek service of the
church, held on Thursdays at 7:15,
is a more informal worship service
with a discussion instead of a for-
mal sermon. The discussions at
present are on ‘“Worship.”
It has been announced that the
Thanksgiving service of the church
will be held on Thursday morning,
November 28th, from 9:00 to 9:30.
Committee in charge of the turkey
supper at Trucksville Church wish |
to thank all who assisted them in!
any way.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Young o
Shaver Ave., are entertaining Mrs.
Bertha Brew of Detroit and Mr. and |
Mrs. Irving Parsons and son of]
Fairfax, Va. [
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Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cuddebach |
and daughter, Jeanette and Mrs. |
£ ! Robert
Richard hees, president of the
veterans’ club, has named Hugh
Ridall, John Earl, Albert Clifford,
Bulford, Daniel = Shaver,
James Martin, and James McHale
as defense committee for the town-
ship.
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“Good Book Week” was held in
the township schools this week,
with appropriate attention given to
Tabitha Evans of West Pittston helping students select worthwhile
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. | books.
Arnold Cease.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnson Coolbaugh,
Harris Hill Road, entertained Sun-
day Mr. and Mrs. Merton Coolbaugh
and family of Kingston.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles: Wilner
have left for Florida for the winter.
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Mr. and Mrs. Henry Heberling of
(Allentown were guests of the lat-
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin VanEss epg parents, Mr. and Mrs. Francis
and children have moved from
Newark, N. J. to Trucksville.
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Friends of Dick Cease will be glad |
to hear that he has become a lieu- |
| Smith and attended the Smith-
| Hughes wedding last. Friday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Walter David,
tenant in the Army Air Service at |Franklin Street, are the proud par-
Miami, Florida, where he has been
ents of a son born in Nesbitt: Hos-
stationed. Shortly he will be trans- | Pital, November 12. Mother and son
ferred to Fort Douglas in Utah.
Dick is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Wilson Cease of Oak. Street.
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Shavertown Auxiliary presented
the firemen with a gift of $50 at
their last meeting. The money will
be used to equip a kitchen in the
firemen’s building.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnson Coolbaugh
entertained Mrs. Forest Kunkle of
Kunkle over the weekend.
Shavertown firemen will hold a
special meeting November 21 to
make arrangements for the foot-
ball banquet.
are doing nicely.
Mrs. Julia Carver, aged 91, slipped
and fell at the home of Alpha Dy-
mond, Lehigh Street, and broke her
hip this week. She was removed to
the Nesbitt Hospital.
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Mrs. H. W. Montz and Mrs. S. R.
| Schooley attended the meeting of
West Side Visiting Nurse Associa-
tion in Kingston Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Piatt, Carv-
jerton Road, helped the former's
mother, Mrs. E. E. Piatt of Sweet
Valley, celebrate her 80th birthday
this week.
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St. Paul's Congregation
To Sec Pageant Sunday
“Requisites of Entrance Into Hea“
ven” will be the sermon subject at
the Sunday morning service at 11
o'clock in St. Paul's Lutheran
Church of which Rev. Herbert E.
Frankfort is pastor.
The annual Thanks Offering Ser-
vice will be held in the evening at
7:45 when a pageant entitled
“Thine Eyes Shall See” will be pre-
sented by. the following: Ruth Ness,
Shirley Winter, Betty Hontz, Ruth
Traver, Ruth Dressel, Charlotte Mar-
tin, Ruth Hontz, Bernice Lozo, Mar-
garet Gerlach. Mrs. J. A. Batey will
be soloist and Mrs. Warren Rubury
of Kingston will give the address.
Teachers Of Dallas
Area Hold Meeting
The Back Mountain organization
of teachers of Fourth Class District
I Schools met in the Kingston Town-
| ship high school Thursday evening.
“Tax Revision to Lessen the Burden
lon Real Estate Owners” was the
| topic for general discussion.
Miss Pearl Averett, president, ap-
pointed Miss "Hilda Staub, Miss
Warden, Miss Ohlman, Miss Jack-
son, Miss Dymond and Miss Miller
to serve on an education program
committee, and Mr. Hallock, Mr.
Camp, Mrs. Haley, Miss Weaver
and Mr. Clouser on the entertain-
ment committee. Professor James
Martin as chairman of a profes-
sional ethics committee will make
a report at the next meeting.
Regular meetings will be held the
second Tuesday of each month.
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St. Paul's Meetings
Rev. Herbert E. Frankfort, pastor
of the St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
announces the following meetings
of the week: Tuesday 2.00 Altar
Guild; Tuesday 7:30 Home Hygiene;
Wednesday 7:30 Dramatics Class;
Thursday 7:30 First Aid Class;
Thursday 7:30 Young People’s Choir;
Friady 8:00 Senior Choir.
Free Methodist Service
Sunday morning ‘Men and Mis-
sions Sunday” will be observed in
the Free Methodist Church with
Rev. Herbert Olver in, charge. Start-
ing November 24 revival meetings
will be held in the church by Rev.
I. N. Toole, noted evangelist.
Upholstering @ Free Estimates
PAUL B. SMITH
54 South Franklin Street
Wilkes-Barre
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—— PHONE 38-0231 ——
Campus
Breuities
College Misericordia will sponsor
the lecture to be given by Mortimer
J. Adler on December 1st, in St.
Mary's High School auditorium, 165
South Washington Street, Wilkes-
Barre at 4 p. m. Mr. Adler's name
has been linked for the past decade
with the famous educator of Chicago
University, Dr. Hutchins. Both have |
advanced workable theories in the
art of making students read with
thought. Mr. Adler is a young
man, only 38. In a comparably
brief career he has accomplished
far more than the average scholar
and professor with many demands
upon his time. It is expected that
the public will gladly avail them-
selves of the opportunity of hear-
ing so noted a scholar, author, and
lecturer.
College Misericordia observed the
twentieth annual Education Week
with a scholarly symposium in the
College Theatre, Wednesday morn-
ing. Speakers were: Miss Catherine
Kirchner, “Youth and National De-
fense’’; Miss Catherine McCandless,
“Education for Common Defense’;
and Miss Miriam Farrell, ‘“Perpetu-
ating Individual and National De-
fense in the Interests of the Ideals
of Peace.”
Notify Fire Warden
| Before Burning Brush
Kunkle Fire Crew was called out
the night of Election Day to ex-
tinguish a brush fire in the vicinity
of Beaumont. On arrival, after con-
siderable inconvenience, the Crew
found that a brush lot was being
cleared. There was no need for
their services. Persons who plan
to burn over ground are asked to
notify their Fire Warden so that
Fire Crews will not turn out where
they are not needed.
Miss Elsie Garinger
Announces
The opening of her
BEAUTY SHOP
173 N. MAIN AVE,
SHAVERTOWN
Friday, Nov. 13th
(Formerly owned by
Mrs. Ruth Heathcock)
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Take A Tip From
SANTA . . . Only 32
M o r e Shopping
Days Til Christmas!
WE WILL NOT
BE UNDERSOLD
You may be sure that,
regardless of - advertised
prices, you will always
find on POMEROY DAY
that our prices for identical
quality are as low or lower
than those of any other
store!
STORE HOURS... FRIDAY 9:30 A. M. TO 5:30 P. M.
STORE HOURS... SATURDAY 9:30 A.M. TO 8 P.M.
Elsie Garinger Opens
Shavertown Beauty Shop
Friends of Elsie Garinger will be
pleased to know that she has taken
over Ruth Heathcock’s Beauty
Shop at Shavertown and will open
for business tomorrow.
Elsie is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Herman Garinger and is well
known throughout the whole Back
Mountain section. She studied
beauty culture at the Empire Beauty
College in Wilkes-Barre where she
received special certificates for com-
mendable work in hair dyeing and
permanent waving in addition to
er regular certificate. Since her
graduation last spring, she has been
employed by Jenkins Beauty Shop
in Wilkes-Barre and at Harvey's
Lake.
HOUSE NUMBERS
Persons wishing to know their
house numbers can obtain this in-
formation by calling Borough Engi-
neer J, T. Jeter, Dallas 174-R-3.
ITS CIDER TIME !
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KOZEMCHAK BROS.
Township Seniors To
Present Play Dec. 13
“The Family Upstairs” will be
presented by members of the sen-
ior class in the Kingston Township
high school auditorium, Friday even-
ing, December 13. Mrs. Alys Wool-
bert is director,
Members of the cast are: Hugh
Ridall, Jeanne Dampf, Josephine
Nicholas, Dick Jones, Betty Roushey,
Jack Reese, Mary King, Adeltha
Miller and Betty Griffith.
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IN THEATRE
s KINGSTON CORNERS eo
TODAY and SATURDAY
Mickey ROONEY
Judy GARLAND
in M-G-M’s Hit
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and ORCHESTRA
PRE-HOLIDAY
Starting Today —
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29 i.
390...
49... ..
NO CLUBS
40 Main Street
2 for 2.98
2 for 3.98
2 for 4.98
2 for 5.98
Prints, Stripes, Checks and Solid Colors
Sizes 11 - 52
. . . NO EXCHANGES
ALL SALES FINAL
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|| Brotherhoods To Hear
Head Of KisLyn Speak
Members of the Brotherhood of
Holy Trinity Church of Kingston
will be guests of the Brotherhood at
S. Paul's Lutheran Church Monday
evening, November 25 at 8 o’clock,
to hear Mr. Charles F. Johnson,
speak, Mr. Johnson is superintend-
ent of Luzerne County Industrial
School for Boys. He will illustrate
his talk with motion pictures of
activities at the school.
Men of the community are invited
to attend.
PRICES are
RIGHT at
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Goodrich
HOT WATER BOTTLES
49¢c up
55¢ Pond’s
CLEANSING CREAM
and 10c
PONDS FACE CREAM
Both for 39¢
NUJOL
3 gis. $1.58
$1.00 Rem
COUGH SYRUP
19¢
EVERREADY
FLASHLIGHTS
59c¢ to $1.00
PLAYING CARDS
23c to 49c
Fibs—box 20c
Tampax—Dbox 29¢
A 15¢ Smoking TOBACCOS
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