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New Nash Sales
Break Records
Company Uses Heavy
Newspaper Advertising
Nineteen forty-one will be a big
year for Nash for the curiosity of
the American people has been
aroused by the unheard of economy
advertised and proven in the new
Nash Ambassador “600” series cars.
Sales. increased in the Philadel-
phia Branch Area 126 percent for
the same period last year and the
heavy buying of Nash cars has re-
sulted from motorists who are in-
terested in full size comfortable
transportation at a minimum of op-
erating cost. Savings as high as
$100 per year are possible with this
new revolutionary type car and
nothing has been sacrificed from
riding comfort, ease of handling,
roominess, durability or power.
Nationally, Nash sales have more
than doubled during January and
February proving that the American
public, always recognizing outstand-
ing value, has placed its approval on
the National Economy Champion—
the new Nash Ambassador “600”,
Nash is a consistent advertiser in
community weekly newspapers. It’s
advertising is carried regularly in
The Dallas Post. Nearest dealer is
the Perry Service Station, 375 Ben-
nett Street, Luzerne.
P. M. Church Officers
At the annual society meeting of
the Glenview Primitive Methodist
Church the following officers were
elected to serve the church for the
coming year. Station Steward, Fred
Mintzer; Financial Steward, John
Lowe; Trustee for three years, Irv-
ing Thomas; Collectors for the Con-
ference Dues, Miss Verna Lamo-
reaux, Mrs. Lewis Stritzinger and
Mrs. Corey Crispell. Mr. Lowe was
elected delegate to the district meet-
ing to be held in Parsons in April.
Major Buys Guernseys
The American Guernsey Cattle
Club, Peterborough, N. H. reports
the sale of five registered Guernsey
cows by Bethany - Home-stead
Farms, Inc., to C. J. Major of Dallas,
These animals are Bethany Hayes
Jacqueline 594239, Bethany Hayes
Wanita 576800, Bethany Hayes May
594237, Bethany Hayes Elsie 594243
and Bethany Blossom 594242.
Ruxiliary Banquet
Plans are complete for the ial!
banquet of the Women’s Auxiliary
of the Dr. Henry Laing Fire Co., to
be held Tuesday evening at 6:30 at
the East Dallas Methodist Church.
Mrs. R. J. W. Templin is arranging
the program. Reservations should
be made with Mrs. Joseph Schmerer
by Saturday noon.
Idetown Red Cross
Mrs. Charles Agnew and Mrs.
Howard Crosby solicited for Red
Cross contributions in Idetown last
week and colleeted $11. Many of
the homes visited by them had con-
tributed at their places of business
BLOCKADE HINDERS HOBBY
The blockade resulting from war in Europe and the Near East is caus-
ing profound repercussions in the private life of Juliana Taberna, above,
heard as “Rosa Valmorei” in the popular NBC-Blue Network serial, “Or-
phans of Divorce.” Her hobby is Egyptology and she collects Oriental and
Near Eastern art treasures.
Celebrates Birthday
Miss Betty Mae Hontz was the
guest of honor on her birthday at a
party given by her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Hontz, of Terrace
Drive, Shavertown last Thursday
evening. Guests were: Mary Kem-
merer, William Griffith, Diana
Welch, Paul Fahringer, Lila Perry,
James Harfman, Marjorie Bell, Betty
Thomas, Russel Houser, Robert Con-
sency, Ruth Hontz, Patricia Curns,
Paul Savacool, Paul Dewitt, Ralph
Schrader, Thomas Hontz, Jr., Mrs.
Robert Kemmerer and the guest of
honor.
Joint Choir Practice
Choirs of Idetown and Lehman
are meeting at Lehman Methodist
Church every Thursday evening now
to practice Easter music. Joseph
Clouser is director.
WHY BE SICK?
After my chiropractic adjust-
ments, constipation shows an
85.1 percent complete recovery.
It's A Fact!
Why allow your system to be-
come sluggish. Constipation is
usually the result of a faulty
nerve supply due to one or
more segments of the spine
pinching a vital nerve.
Bring our Health Problems To
lp
Dr. Wm. G. McClelland
CHIROPRACTOR
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1918 Englewood Ave., Forty Fort, Pa.
in Wilkes-Barre.
Announce Marriage
Announcement has been made of
the marriage of Miss Alice Evans,
daughter of Mrs. Josephine Evans
of Orange and Clyde Robbins, son
of Mr. and' Mrs. Ellis Robbins of
Dallas February 25. Attendants
were Miss Doris Eyet and Carl Rob-
bins, brother of the bride groom.
The couple are making their home
on the Melvin Mosier farm on the
Kunkle Road.
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COLLEGE MISERICORDIA
Rev. Daniel Lord
Rev. Daniel Lord, S. J. National
Director of the Sodality of Our Lady
is conducting college meetings all
over the country for the purpose
of deepening the college students
viewpoint and of focusing attention
on the opportunities at his disposal
for accomplishing good. Sunday,
March 9th, the “College Day of
Spiritual Motives” was held at
Fordham University, N. Y. College
student-leaders and faculty mem-
bers of both men and women’s col-
leges throughott the east participa-
ted. College Misericordia representa-
tives were Miss Anne Dolan of
Great Neck, L. I, and Miss Helen
Mang of Honesdale, Pa. Father
Lord treated such timely subjects
as: “The College Life and the Life
of Faith”; “The Collegian as a
Salesman of Christ's Cause”; and
“The Collegian and the Making of
the Future.”
Poetry Meeting
The Saint Teresa Poetry Society
of College Misericordia held its
monthly meeting in the Library of
the College Sunday afternoon,
March 9 at 2:30 p. m., with Miss
Mary Claire McCauley as Chairman.
The Poems of the month were read
and voted upon as follows: Miss
Mary Claire McCauley ‘Dirge for a
Mountaineer,” and Miss Regina
Kelly, “Sonnet.” Tea was served
after the discussions.
We Stand Corrected
In last week’s Post we stated
the Cobleigh Apartment would
move shortly to a new home pur-
chased by them in Forty Fort.
This was an error. We are sorry.
sug
THE POST, FRIDAY, MARCH 14, 1941
that Mr. and Mrs. Willis Maas of
Lehman PTA To Raise
Money For Uniforms
About 100 parents and teachers
enjoyed the moving pictures pre-
sented ‘by Purina Feed Company at
Lehman PTA meeting Monday even-
ing. Plans for a play to help pay
for band uniforms were discussed.
Cast members are being selected and
directing has been turned over to
Mrs. Arthur Major. There were sev-
eral selections by the high school
orchestra.
Idetown Ladies Hold
Noon Dinner Meeting
Woman’s Society of Christian
Service of Idetown Methodist
Church had a dinner meeting at
the church Wednesday noon. Mem-
bers completed the quilt underway.
Committee members: Mildred
Welsh, Helen Kreidler, Eva Boice,
Agnes Lansberry, Alice Davis.
Others attending: Thelma Lam-
oreaux, Eva Wright, Ann Shaver,
Libbie Shaver, Rose Anderson, Lot-
tie Spencer, Anna Parks, Virgie
Montross, Marjorie Goff, Mildred
Marley, Helen Smith, Della Par-
rish, Frances Gerringer, Vivienne
Crosby, Hope Ide, Zelma Agnew.
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Organize New
Townsend Club
Shavertown Unit Has
52 Charter Members
A Townsend Club with 52 char-
ter members was organized and of-
ficers elected at a meeting of Towns-
end supporters Tuesday night in the
Shavertown Hose House. i
Rev. R. S. Nichols was elected
president. Other officers are: Wil-
liam Roushey, 1st vice-president;
Samuel Woolbert, 2nd vice-presi-
dent; Mrs. Russell Cease, secretary,
and William F. Myers, treasurer.
Rev. Nichols and Mrs. Meyers were
chosen delegates to the Townsend
District Convention to be held in
WilkesBarre on March 24.
The next meeting of the Shaver-
town unit will be held Tuesday
night, March 25. All persons inter-
ested, as well as the public in gen-
eral, are invited to attend.
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