Ww
THE POST, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1941
PAGE FIVE
———SHAVERTOWN ——
Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Malkemes and
family were visiting the latter's
mother, Mrs, A. E. Oliver of New
Brunswick, N. J., on Sunday. Mrs.
Oliver celebrated her seventy-sev-
enth birthday anniversary.
* * *
Robert Appleton, son’ of School
Director and Mrs. Howard Appleton,
Shaver avenue, stationed at Camp
Sam Huston, Texas, arrived home
Monday night for a short vacation.
He was accompanied by Edwin Polk,
a friend, whose home is in San An-
tonio, Texas.
* ES #
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Guernsey will
leave in a few weeks for Ashville,
N. C., and after a short stay there
will go to St. Petersburg, Florida,
for the winter.
wi a
Mrs. Ella Fitzpatrick, Canton,
Ohio, and brother, Jonas Hawk of
Kent, Ohio, have returned after
spending the month of September
with their cousin, Mrs, Harry Wil-
liams of Shaver avenue.
Mr. and Mrs, S. N. Davis of Pi-
oneer avenue, entertained Sunday,
Miss Jane Owen of Ashley.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Schall and
family moved Wednesday from
their home on Center street to Pop-
lar street, Kingston. Mrs. Elizabeth
Schall will spend the winter months
with her daughter and son-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. George Steinhauer of
Kingston.
Walter Gosart, Strafford, Conn.,
will spend the week-end at his home
on Main street.
wl
Robert Garris, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Garris of East Center street,
has been ordered to report at the
New Cumberland Induction Center,
October 16.
Mrs. Percy Hart of Center street,
is confined to her home with illness.
Mrs. William Cease is caring for her.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hemingway,
Brook street, who were recently
married, will leave shortly to make
their home at Ilion, N. Y., where
Mr. Hemingway is employed.
Mrs. Dale Zimmerman entertain-
ed over the week-end, Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Radenbach of Broadheads-
ville. Mrs. Radenbach is Mrs. Zim-
merman’s sister.
* * *
Mr .and Mrs. A. S. James and Mr.
and Mrs William Clewell and family
spent Sunday at Moyer’s Grove
dk
Jeanne Haughwout of Carverton
Road, Trucksville, is recuperating at
her home after an illness.
TRUCKSVILLE
Mrs. Leslie Webster was a guest
at the sessions of the Daughters of
America convention at Washington,
Pa., last week. From there she
drove on to Pittsburgh to visit.
Social Club of St. Therese’s
Church will hold its first dance of
the season Friday night at 8:30.
Howard Isaacs of Trucksville
Gardens attended the funeral of his
aunt, Mrs. Bert Williams of Toledo,
Ohio, last week, The deceased was
formerly of Parsons.
Malcolm Wilson, Host
To Blue Ribbon Class
The members of the Blue Ribbon
Class of the Primitive Methodist
Sunday School, Fernbrook, were en-
tertained By Malcolm Wilson, at the
home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
A. H. Wilson, Shavertown ,on Tues-
day evening. Plans were made for a
Hallowe’en party at the home of
King Cragle on October 30th and
for a wood party on October 21st at
the church. The next meeting will
be at the home of the teacher of
the class on November 7th.
Guests were, Miss Lamoreaux,
Mrs. Wilson, Ardis Lloyd, Bette Jane
Trimble, Margaret Roberts, Arlene
Handley, Lucille Lloyd, Virginia
Shields, Shirley. Thomas, Nellie
Stritzinger, King Cragle, Richard
Case, Malcolm Wilson, Melvin
Compton and Russell Muchler.
Calendar Of Events
At St. Paul's Church
“What Think Ye of Christ?” will
be the sermon subject at St. Paul's
Lutheran Church of which the Rev.
Herbert E. Frankfort is pastor at the
11 o'clock service. Luther League
devotional service will be held at 7
p. m. and “Prayer” will be the ser-
mon subject at the vesper service at
7:45. Familiar hymns will be sung
and explanation given. Meetings of
the week: Tuesday, 8 p. m., Dorcas
Bible Class at home of Mrs, Charles
Gossart; Wednesday, 1 p. m., Ladies
Auxiliary; Thursday, 6 p. m., Con-
firmation Class; Friday, 8 p. m., Sen-
ior Choir.
Shavertown Red Cross
Shavertown Red Cross workers
met for the first time this season
in the Shavertown grade school,
Wednesday. Mrs. Carl Dick and
Mrs. Donald Nelson are chairman
and co-chairman for the coming
year.
Queen Esthers To Meet
Queen Esthers of the Trucksville
Methodist Church will meet at the
home of Mrs. Harold Croom, Mon-
day evening at 7:30.
Teacher Will Leave
Miss Sara Pfhaler, health instruc-
tor and girls basketball coach at
Kingston Township High School, re-
ceived an appointment as instructor
in the Wilkes-Barre City Schools.
AT DEDEDE RDELDLRLR
HIMMLER THEATRE
DALLAS, PA.
THIS FRIDAY and SATURDAY
“LIFE BEGINS FOR
ANDY HARDY”
with Mickey Rooney, Lewis Stone
and Judy Garland
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
Double Feature
The Nurses’s Secret
with Regis Toomey and—
& Very Young Lady
with Jane Withers
WEDNESDAY ‘AND THURSDAY
Double Feature
Sunset In Wyoming
with Gene Autry
NEXT FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
CHARLIE’S AUNT
with Kay Francis and Jack Benny
Dorcas Class Enjoy
Roast At Elston’s
Dorcas Class of St. Paul’s Luther-
an Church, held a wiener roast at
Elston’s Grove, Kunkle, Monday
evening, Present were Mrs. H. E.
Frankfort, Mr. and Mrs, J. A. Batey,
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hoover, Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Franklin, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Ell, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Malke-
mes, Mr, and Mrs. Richard Rudy and
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Kemberling.
| Sunrise Service
A number of local people at-
tended the 12th annual Sunrise
Rraise Service and breakfast of the
Dieu le Veut Commandry No. 45,
Knights Templar, held at the Irem
Temple Country Club last Sunday.
Invocation was by Sir Knight Rev.
Robert Graham, solo by Sir Knight
Thomas Roberts and selections by
the Salvation Army Band.
Evelyn Ames, the Lullaby Lady of the Carnation Contented program,
Sings 500th Lullaby
sang her 500th lullaby during the special 500th anniversary of the pro-
gram last week, over the NBC-Red Network. Miss Ames, former star of
the Chicago City Opera Company, has concertized widely. She is a native
of Oklahoma.
Miss Betty Case Becomes Bride
Of Sherman Kunkle, Shavertown
Announcement has been made of
the marriage of Betty Case, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Case of
Trucksville and Sherman W. Kun-
kle, nephew of Mr. and Mrs. Sher-
man Wardan of Main street, Shav-
ertown. Wedding took place in
Trucksville Methodist Church, Sun-
day afternoon at 3 o’clock. Rev.
Harry Savacool officiated. Attend-
ants were Miss Marjorie Mekeel,
cousin of the bride and Edward
Swingle. Ushers were Glenn and
Fred Case, brothers of the bride.
The bride who was given in mar-
riage by her father wore a white
satin gown with short quilted
packet. Maid of honor selected ice
blue.
Following the ceremony a recep-
tion was held at the home of the
bride’s parents, and the couple left
On
for Niagara Falls and Canada.
their return they will make their
home at Sweet Valley where Mr.
Kunkle is associated with the Bron-
son Economy Store.
Mr. and Mrs. Kunkle are gradu-
ates of Kingston Township High
| School and Wyoming Seminary.
Read the Classified Column
Luther League Plan
Hallowe'en Party
Luther League of St.
Church met in the social rooms
Monday evening and made plans for
Committee
members: Melvin Adler, Grover
Stock, Howard Frantz, Betty Hontz,
and Donald Boline. Shirley Winter
was selected missionary secretary
and Betty Hontz life service secre-
tary. Announcement was made of
the Thanksgiving rally of North
Eastern District Luther League to be
held at St. Paul's Thursday, No-
vember 25. Games were played and
refreshments served by Doris Mae
Paul’s
a Hallowe’en party.
Hontz and Drina Welch. Others
present: Allen Malkemes, Jerry
Hessler, Richard Williams, Melvin
Adler, Donald Boline, Herbert Bo-
line, William Cease, Howard Frantz,
John Grant, Betty Hontz, Bernard
Jones, Arthur Kitchen, Willard Lo-
zo, Shirley Malkemes, ‘Margaret
Schwartz, Howard Traver, Donald
Malkemes, Warren Boyes, Carl De-
Witt, Paul Winter, Grover Stook,
Robert Hessler, Robert Lozo, Shirley
Winter and the Rev. Herbert E.
Frankfort.
Choirs To Present
Third Annual Concert
The third annual concert will be
presented by the combined Junior
and Senior Choirs of Dallas Metho-
dist Church on October 23.
soloist will be Robert Collitt, cor-
netist of Kingston. There will be
an obligato of two violins played by
Lewis W. LeGrand and William B.
Jones.
Chicken Supper
King’s Daughters and Dorcas
classes of Sweet Valley Church of
Christ will sponsor a chicken dinner
October 10, at 6. The public is in-
vited.
Guest :
| Shavertown Class Meets
Of Their Teacher,
Members of the Berean Sunday
School Class of the Shavertown
Methodist Church were entertained
at the home of the teacher, Mrs. C.
B. Henry, on Tuesday evening. Mrs.
Asa Garey, Mrs. William Ferrell and
Mrs. Bert Stitzer were assistant
hostesses.
Mrs. Walter Shaver presided. Mrs.
William Ockenhouse led in devo-
tions and Mrs. Henry reviewed the
Sunday School lessons.
Present were: Mrs. Susan Adams,
Mrs. Boyd Bertram, Mrs. Isaac
At Home
Mrs. C. B. Henry
Mrs. Beulah Calkins, Mrs.
Russell Cease, Mrs. Oscar Dymond,
Mrs. William Ferrell, Mrs. Helen
Heale, Mrs. William Hunt, Mrs. Asa
Gary, Mrs, Thomas Jones, Mrs, Eck-
ley Kocher, Mrs, Edward Kocher,
Mrs. Ernest Keller, Mrs. W. P.
Llewellyn, Mrs. Albert Major, Mrs.
William Ockenhouse, Mrs. William
Perrigo, Mrs. Genevieve Price, Mrs.
Walter Shaver, Miss Bessie Stroh,
Mrs. Louise VanNorman, Mrs. Ralph
Whipp, Mrs. Haymaker, Mrs. Fred
Bronson, Miss Barbara Major and
Miss Clara Stitzer.
Brace,
Saturday, October 4, 1941, proved
to be an exciting day for all stu-
dents of Kingston Township High
| School for they saw their football
team come out, victorious over Ply-
mouth Township High School in a
well-played football game, the score
being 20 to 0. It was also the ad-
vent of the combining of twirlers,
drum majorettes, cheerleaders and
band for the local school.
Between halves of the game the
twirlers and majorettes paraded out
onto the gridiron and presented a
very colorful picture of drill for-
mations.
The cheerleaders were dressed in
all white uniforms with orange and
black ribbons tied on the sweaters,
being the only color.
The drum majorettes wore black
Twirlers And Cheerleaders Add
Color To First Football Game
skirts and white sweaters the only
color being that of the school,
orange and black.
The twirlers, who have just been
chosen from a great number of girls
who were anxious to take part in
the activities, wore all white uni-
forms of a skirt and sweater combi-
nation. The twirlers are: Joan Phil-
ips, Lois Sword, Harriet Mae Gib-
bons, Anna Spaziano, Shirley Malke-
mes, Alice Rodriegio, Betty Hontz,
Roberta Luft, Betty Hodgen, Marilyn
Malkemes, Shirley Greenwood, Shir-
ley Winter, Ruth Ness, Laura Adler,
Peggy Greenwood, Lois Sickler,
Drina Welch, Katherine Smith, Doris
Henning, Mary Lou Boyes, Barbara
Metz, Catherine
Reed. The drum majorettes are June
Parsons, Doris Jones, Ellen Sutton.
Helen Scureman,
selection today!
Through special arrangements with the mag-
azine publishers we offer America’s finest
farm and fiction magazines—in combination
with our newspaper—at prices that simply
cannot be duplicated elsewhere! Look over
this long list of favorites and make YOUR
This Newspaper
1 Year, and
Five Magazines
ALL FOR PRICE
[] McCall’s Magazine ........ 1 Yr.
{J True Romances .. ve
[J Fact Digest .......
[J Screenland .....
[J] American Boy ...
[J American Girl
SHOWN [] Parents’ Magazine ...... 6 Mo. [] Christian Herald ........ 6 Mo.
a in GROUP B — SELECT 2 MAGAZINES
L SIX ousehold Magazine ..1 Yr. American Fruit G:
ONLY [J Home Arts Needlecraft..1 Yr. H Capper’s Facuor i x
[J Pathfinder ...... 26 Issues [7] National Livestock
S 0 i [J] Hunting and Fi ishing....1 Yr. Producer .....a-...... 1 Yr.
[J Successful Farming ...... 1Yr. [7] National Sportsman ...... 1Yr.
ems GROUP C — SELECT 1 MAGAZINE
; omfort (Incl. Good [J Leghorn World ...... 1Y;
FOR BOTH SIOFIBS). iim ride In Np
NEWSPAPER [J Farm Journal and wg
AND Parmei’s Wife 1Yr. [J Breeder’s Gazette .......... 1Yr.
MAGAZINES [] Mother’s Home Life.....1 Yr. [J] Rhode Island Red Jrnl. 1 Yr.
This Newspaper,
BOTH FOR PRI
. Bo assenasnees
American FY
$2.50
Gentlemen: I enclose $..........oonoeeeeenns . I am enclosing the offer desired
i SE with a year’s subscription to your paper.
TT es
GUARANTEED
1 Year, and
CE SHOWN —
POSTO¥FICE
[] Plymouth Rock Mthly...1 Yr.
AZINES ARE © (Boyd) 2.50
ALL Mac) Overs Be 9b
fam Journal 20d ys DRM, Wy) 25)
Farmer 00 3
O
—
True SLOT wwe" i
World Digest sree So
Cl Your Life eveenmeemreent
FILL OUT COUPON e MAIL TODAY
PLEASE ALLOW 4 to 6 WEEKS FOR FIRST MAGAZINES TO ARRIVE
(Clip list of magetines efter checking ones desired end return with this coupon.)
0s
1 NEWSPAPER
GROUP A — SELECT 2 MAGAZINES
{] Pathfinder (Weekly) ....1 Yr.
[1 Modern Romances ........ 1 Yr.
[] Silver Screen
[J Sports Afield .... ia
[J Open Road (Boys)........ 1Yr.
[J Science and Discovery..1 Yr.
[J Poultry Tribune
3.60
IS
THE
DALLAS
| POST
© EDITORIALS
® LOCAL NEWS
You can help keep
“More than
our Ne
| ® PILLAR TO POST
SUBSCRIPTIONS . . .
Every week it faithfully comes into your home
» « « an honest, fearless champion for a better
community . . . a suburban reporter that does
not pull its punches . . . a never to be stilled
VOICE of DEMOCRACY!
® The LISTENING POST
® The SENTIMENTAL SIDE
© SECOND THOUGHTS
its voice lusty !
a mewspaper . .
are the life blood of its existence.
FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS TO SUBSCRIBE WHEN THEY ASK
TO BORROW YOUR POST. :
ADVERTISING . . . is the food which keeps it growing. ADVER-
TISERS WHO SUPPORT YOUR PAPER ARE ENTITLED TO
YOUR PATRONAGE.
Read... ADVERTISE... BOOST
The DALLAS POST
. A community institution!”
DEDICATED IN 1889 TO A CAREER OF SERVICE
URGE