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Neighborhood Notes And News Of
Mrs. Florence Conden
Surprised On Birthday
Mrs. Florence Conden was guest
of honor Monday evening when a
number of friends dropped in at
her home at Alderson for a surprise
| birthday party. Present were: Mr.
| pa
Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Edwards and iss Thelma Updyke and Mrs. Nelson Thompson, Mrs. !
Merle Conden and Nelson, Marilyn
children, Barry and Faith Elaine,
Weds Walter Tworek and Linda Lou, Mrs. Elwood Con-
of Davis street, Trucksville, are
a wg Bam | Miss Thelma Jane Updyke, daugh-| den and Jennie Lee and Charles,
at Nesbitt Hospital, spent the weel |?” of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Updyke Mr. and Yrs. Basil Lo rd, Mrs. Har-
end as a guest at the medical cen-| of Sweet Valley, became the bride old Dennis and Connie, Mrs. Albert
ter at University of Pennsylvania. of Walter J. Tworek, son of the| Armitage and Jessie, Mr. and Mrs.
late Joseph Tworek of Plymouth, ! Alfred Keener, Patsy, Mike, Tommie,
| in Christian Church, Sweet Valley Mr. and Mrs. Howard Higgins and
Local Church Doings
MAKE YOUR OWN SLIP COVERS —IT'S FUN!
Mrs. William Drabick
Is Hostess To Ladies
Mrs. William Drabick entertained
Meeker W. S. C. S. at her home last
Wednesday. Present were: Mrs.
John Hildebrant, Mrs. Lloyd Rog-
ers, rs. John King, Mrs. Thomas
Foss, Mrs. Carl Rebennack, Mrs.
Arthur Hoover, Mr. Russell” Steele,
Miss Maude Wolfe, , Miss Letha
Wolfe, Mrs. Charles VanBuskirk,
Mrs. Eugene Robinson, Mrs. Wayne
King, Mrs. John Rebennack, Mrs.
Albert Rebennack, Mrs. Lawrence
Wolfe, Mrs. Russell Ide, Mrs. Martin
Sites, Edna Drabick, Shirley How-
ell, Judith Howell, Russell Steele,
Alderson W. S. C. S. Meets
With Mrs. Wm. Winther
Alderson W. S. C. S. were guests
of Mrs. William Winther last Thurs-
day. Mrs. Roy Covey assisted her.
Present were: Mrs. Harry Allen,
Mrs. Fred Swanson, Mrs. Frank
Jackson, Mrs. - Gilbert Carpenter,
Mrs. Ralph Morgan, Mrs. Asenith
Davis, Mrs. Alfred Rogers, Mrs. Al-
bert Armitage, Mrs. Herman Gar-
inger, Mrs. Mildred Garinger, Mrs.
John Cowan, Jessie Armitage, Mrs.
Joseph Rauch, Bradley, Mrs. Mor-
rison Witter, Mrs. Florence Condon,
Jennie Lee, Mrs. Roy Covey, Donna,
Mrs. William Winther, Lela, Kath-
Jr., Dale Hoover, Teddy King and|leen, Mrs. James Lare and Mrs.
the hostess. : 2 Howard Higgins. i
Howard Hendricks, supervising f
principal of Lehman Schools, gave 1 1 !
a very interesting talk on wvoca- Joint Grange Meeting
tional guidance.
Purely Personal
Office Phone 300
Mrs. W. H. Lynch of Harrisburg
is spending some time at the home!
of her parents, Mr. and, Mrs. Mor. |2t noon, Wednesday, August 30. the guest of honor.
gan Wilcox of Lake street. She! The double ring ceremony was per-| Monday Mrs. Condon entertained
was called here by the critical ill-| formed by the bride's brother, Rev. a number of friends from Kunkle
ness of her father, who suffered a, Worden J. Updyke of Elbridge, N.'q_ . .
paralytic stroke on Monday. {Y. and Rev. Merritt W. Updyke of Swires Are Surprised
George T. Kirkendall is improv- Vatejovn, N. Y. Attendants were On 20th Anniversary
ing after a serious illness at his| “SS Frances Tworek, sister of the
home on Lake street. bride groom and Howard Frantz
s ® = nephew of the bride.
Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Mosier of The bride wore a hunter green
Pomona Grange, No. 44, Luzerne
County, will hold a joint meeting
with Jackson Grange at Jackson
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Swire were
guests of honor at a surprise an-
| niversary party at their home at
Entertain Club
Kunkle road have announced the Street length dress with brown, Loyalville last Saturday. The Swires \ Sefuraay Senior > pe L.
birth of a baby boy at Nesbitt Hos- | accessories. Her shoulder bouquet have been married twenty years. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Hudak of io Stoner yo 8 z ee of
pital Friday, September 1 The| Was of white gardenias. Miss They received many lovely gifts. | Overbrook avenue entertained the 'ennsylvama, wi 8; Sbeghey: of
the afternoon. Jackson Grange will .
serve luncheon at 12:30.
Mothers’ Club at their home last
week. Present were Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew Stash, Mr. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Schlosser, Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Krisho, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ma-
tisa, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Smolko,
Mr. and Mrs. John Smolko, Mrs.
Tworek chose cocoa brown with: Attending were: Mr. and Mrs. Silas |
matching accessories and corsage of | Eveland of Dallas; Mrs. Martin
yellow rose buds. Chesney, Mrs. Helen Frankie and
Following the ceremony a re-|daughter of Hays Corners; Mr. and
ception was held at the home of | Mrs. James Steinruck and family of
the bride and the couple left for | Hunlock Creek; Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Asbury Park. Hummel and son, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Mosiers now have three boys and
one girl. Mrs. Mosier is the former
Miss Hilda Ruggles.
Mrs. Martin Oxley returned to
her home in Providence, R. I. Mon-
day after spending several weeks
as guest of her daughter and family
Archard’s Parents Are
Hosts To Local Soldier
Mrs. William Archard of Main
Mrs. Norman Smith of Huntsville.
Paul Gross of Huntsville sub-
mitted to a tonsil operation at Nes-
bitt Hospital on Friday.
Aux. Clara Culp of Fort De!
‘Moines; Iowa, is convalescing from;
a tonsilectomy at the station hos-
pital.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Updykée :
and family of Church street spent,
the weekend visiting relatives inj
Medea and Philadelphia.
Lieut. and Mrs. Thomas Cole of,
Shavertown have announced the,
birth of a baby boy at General Hos-
pital Sunday. Mrs. Cole is the for-
mer Bessie Howells.
Mrs. Charles Nuss and infant
daughter, Susan Muriel, have re-|
turned from Nesbitt Hospital to,
their home in Lehman.
* * *
They will make their home with|Prynn of Hayfield Farm, Trucksville;
the bride’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. Nesbitt Hummell of
{ Alderson; Mrs. Ivan Steinruck and
| daughter, Mrs." John Nienius and
of Davenport street had as weekend: family, Mrs. Herbert Kemmerer and |-
guests the latter's uncle, Abraham family of Loyalville; Mrs. Coral
Thomas, of Plainfield, N. J. and gyelend, Miss Eleanor Watlock of
their son-in-law, Staff Sgt. Edward Courtdale; Mrs. Eugene Hummell
Jones, of Chicago. Labor Day Pvt-| ang family of Sweet Valley; Seaman
and Mrs. William Niemeyer were, First Class Benny Hummell of Mary-
their guests. land and the guests of honor and
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Antrim of | family.
Elizabeth street received a cable]
this week saying their son, Para-
trooper Ralph, Jr. had arrived
safely over seas.
Sterling Kitchen of Davenport: Ray Perregos Bre Hosts
street was guest of honor at al
|
Games were played and prizes
won by Mrs. Helen Frankie and
Fred Swire.
Slip covers work magic with ho
upholstery and disguise the old. In
color and gaiety that makes living
Anyone who sews a seam can m
substantial saving. Directions for
wing chair may be obtained by
birthday supper at the home of nis At Reunion And Picnic
sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Perrego and
Mrs. Arthur Santee, of Berwick on
Sunday. Others present were Mr.
and Mrs. Byron Kitchen, Jackie,
Donald entertained at a picnic din-
ner and reunion on Sunday at their
design No. S 18-7.
envelope to the Needlework Department
me decorating. They protect new
drab, toneless rooms, they add the
in pleasant surroundings such fun.
ake her own slip covers and at a
making slip covers for sofa and
sending a stamped, self-addressed
of this paper, specifying
Lieutenant Leon Austin To Marry
Elizabeth Baloga, Mrs. Ronica Ung-
varsky, Mrs. Helen Haflin, Mrs. Bar-
bara Medik, Mrs. Mary Kretik, Mrs.
Mrs. Barbara Xotch, Helen
Billie, Mrs. Elizabeth Edas,
and
Mrs.
hostess.
street received a letter this week
from Sgt. Calvin Culp, from London
| saying he had spent a 48 hour
Paul Granzik, Mrs. Anna Strosky,;
leave with Mr. Archard’s parents,
Mr. and Mrs. George Archard of
Bargoed, S. Wales. Calvin, son of
Anna Check and the host and!
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Culp of Lehman
avenue, is a turret gunner oh a
bomber. !
is good enough for
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Mr. and Mrs. Allen Grey of Shav- home at Huntsville. Present were: To contact driver, Call Dallas 300
ertown have announced the birth
of a daughter at Nesbitt Hospital
‘Wednesday morning, September 6.
Pvt. and Mrs. Earl Williams of
Savannah, Ga., are spending a fur-
lough with the former's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Williams of
Trucksville.
Pfc. Almon C. Altemus has re-
turned to Fort Leonard Wood, Mo.
after spending a brief furlough with
his family and friends in Shaver-
town.
Mrs. Charles Billings of Shaver-
town, the former Miss Elizabeth,
Frantz, has returned from Memphis,
Tenn. after visiting her husband;
Corp: Charles Billings of Second
Army Headquarters.
Donna Mae LeBar of Shavertown]
spent - last weekend visiting her
aunt, Miss Florence Weaver of
Centermoreland.
Albert and Florence Billings of
Shavertown have returned home af-
ter spending two weeks visiting:
their grandparents at Mill City.
Howard Caperoon of Philadelphia
spent the weekend visiting his wife
on Franklin street.
* * *
Mrs. Clara Mekeel of Lehman en-
tertained last Sunday Mr. and Mrs.
Leroy Reese of Kingston and Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Laubach of Wilkes-
Barre.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Welch of
Davenport street entertained over
the weekend Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Haines of Endicott, N. Y., and Mr.
and Mrs. William Welch of Wilkes-
Barre.
Mr. and Mrs. William Niemeyer
SHAVER
THEATRE
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
“Pin Up Girl”
Betty Grable, Martha Raye
Joe E. Brown
CARTOON—SPORTREEL NEWS
SATURDAY MATINEE 2 P. M.
Shavertown
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
DOUBLE FEATURE
“Old Barn Dance”
Gene Autry, Smiley Burnette
“Timber Queen”
Richard Arlen, June Havoc
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
“In Old Chicago”
Alice Faye, Tyrone Power
Don Ameche
CARTOON—SPORT REEL
Lewis Kitchen and Mrs. Kitchen.
Miss Eleanor Mae Earle has re-
turned to her home at Orange after
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ward at
Orangeville for the past week.
William Niemeyer, Staff Sgt. Ed-
ward Jones and Harold Jones spent!
three days this week fishing at Lake
‘Walenpawpack.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Loomis of
Binghamton, N. Y., spent the week-
end and Labor Day visiting their
parents and friends here.
: * * *
Mr. and Mrs, Charles Ashley of
Ledgeways had as guests over the
weekend the former’s brother, Rob-
ert and Mrs. George Eube of Boon-
ton, N. J.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ward of Or-
angeville and Miss Eleanor Mae,
Earie of Orange spent Sunday at;
Rickett’'s Glen.
Mr. ‘and Mrs. Sterling Kitchen of
Davenport street have received
word that their son, Walter, has
Leen promoted to private first class.
‘Walter is some where in France.
i of
Mrs. Frank Rogers, Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Chappell, Connie and Walter
of Trucksville; Mrs. William Berry,
Douglas and Barbara of Las Vegas,
Nevada; Mr. nd Mrs. Arthur Ste-;
phens, Mr. nd Mrs. Dick Stephens |
Irish Girl Saturday, September 16
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Austin of |
Main street, Shavertown, have re-
ceived word of the approaching
marriage of their son, First Lt. Leon
Austin, to Miss Nora Lally of Man-
987 Wyoming Ave., Forty Fort
of 1936 and at the time of his en-
listment was employed by Mosier
Dairy. He entered the Army Air
Corps January 12, 1928, trained at
Langley Field and Chanute Field,
and Bobby, Mr. and Mrs. James| ctor England. Lt. Austin is sta-|and taught at Shepherd's Field in
Stephens, Caroline, Ralph and Sam-
my Stephens of Vestal, N. Y.; Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey Averett of John-
son City, N. Y.; Mrs. Allan Signor
and Allan, Jr., of Binghamton, N.
Y.: Mr. and Mrs. Russell Perrego
and Bobby of Arlington, Va.; Mr.
and Mrs. Orval Averett, Lois and
Jane Averett of Shavertown; Mr.:
and Mrs. Howard Dimmock, Bar-
bara and Judy Dimmock-of Phila-
delphia.
Bnthony Hudaks Hre
Guests On Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Hudak
Overbrook avenue celebrated
their 31st wedding anniversary
September 3 with a family picnic.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Andrews and
Present were: Mr. and Mrs. John
| Wargo, Polly, Elizabeth and Ann of |
granddaughter of Philadelphia vis- | Berwick, Mie 25d Mrs. Jolin Krew
ited relatives here last week.
Alan Kistler returned to his sum-
mer home at Harvey's Lake Satur-
day after visiting his father at
Sheep's Head Bay for a week.
Mrs. Charles E. Lutsey returned
to her home in Shavertown after
spending ten days at Bunker Hill,
Indiana visiting her husband.
Miss Helen Anderson has return-|
ed to her home on Huntsville road
after spending the summer at-
tending classes at Penn State Col-
lege. She has accepted a position
teaching in Forty Fort Schools this
winter.
Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Edwards of a. m. Observance of the Lord's,
Trucksville have purchased the Supper will be held immediately.
(after the preaching service. Tues-
| day evening Bible study and Prayer
[hour, 8 p. m.
Machell Hildebrant home on Lake
street.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Steelman
and daughter, Martha, who have
been spending the summer at their
cottage at Lake Nuangcla returned
to their home on Wardan avenue,
Trucksville, this week.
Mrs. Florence Philips and daught-
er, Barbara, visited the former's
son, Dick, at Bainbridge, Md. re-
cently. = Dick is now stationed at
Brooklyn, N. Y.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs, Harry Post of Cliff-
side avenue, Trucksville are enter-
taining the latter's cousin, Mrs.
Floyd Martin of Greenwich, Conn.
Mrs. Alonzo Keller and Mrs. Stel-
la MacKinnis of Cemetery street
have returned after spending a
week at Endicott, N. Y. visiting Mr.
and Mrs. William Franklin.
Cris Eipper who is employed in
Philadelphia spent the weekend
visiting his family on Demunds
road. :
William Vivian,
Jans. Josephine, John, Alfred, David
, Hudak, and the guésts of honor.
|
| posky, Ann, Dorothy, Bertha, Wil-
liam and Sarah, Mrs, Joseph Hudak
and baby Thomas, Mr. nd Mrs.
Anthony, Marie,
CHURCH NOTES
West Falls Union Protestant
Chapel—Morning Worship Service,
'9:30 a. m.; Sunday Bible School
our, 8 p. m.
. North Moreland Baptist Church—
‘Sunday Bible School Hour, 10:30 a.
jm; Morning Worship Service, 11
Beaumont Baptist Church—Sun-
day Bible School Hour, 10 a. m.;
! Evening Evangelistic Service, 8 p.
|m. Youth Fellowship meeting will
be held at the home of Miss Loretta
and Lawrence Hilbert Friday, Sept.
| 8th. .
the weekend visiting friends in
Dallas.
Seaman and Mrs. Emmett Moyer
and Robert spent the weekend with
the latter’s mother, Mrs. Clara Me-
keel. Mrs. Moyer has been spend-
ing the past two months with her
husband at Camp Peary, Va.
Master Wayne Smith of Nanti-
coke is spending a few days with
his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Smith of Lehman.
Rev. Merritt Updyke and daught-
er, Dorinda, have returned to their
home in Watertown, N. Y. after
Joseph Elicker of New York spent
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Frantz
of Shavertown.
tioned in England where he met his
wife. She is employed as seeretary
to Major Williams, Lt. Austin’s su-
perior officer.
Lt. Austin is a graduate of Dallas
Township High School in the class
Texas. He received additional train-
ing at Yale University before leav-
ing for overseas September, 1943.
He hopes to send his bride back
to the States before the end of the
war.
Poultry Growers, Guests
Of North Star Farms
North Star Poultry Farms enter-
tained a number of local poultry
and broiler raisers at a dinner at
Lundy's Friday evening. J. H.
Hauck presented post-war plans for
further progress of the broiler bus-
iness in North Eastern Pennsyl-
vania. Present were: J. S. Wilson,
William Wrigley, Anthony Rubin,
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Moore, Mr.
and Mrs. John Anderson, Mr. and
Mrs. Alfred Bronson, Robert Pen-
cek, Niles Oakley, Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar Marlow, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Paterson, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kiefer,
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Peckham, John
| Hauck, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hauck,
Floyd Chamberlain, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Ross, Mr. and Mrs. Claude
Shotwell; Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Hahn, Robert Smith, Fred Weiss,
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Bush, Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Turner, Mr. and Mrs.
James Kibbler, Mr. and Mrs. Rich-
ard Puterbaugh, Harry Martin, Mr.
and Mrs. Addison Woolbert, Jr.
Lehman Women Enjoy
Picnic Supper At Parks’
Mr. and Mrs. William Parks en-
tertained members of the Louella
Neely Bible Class of Lehman Meth-
odist Church at a picnic supper
| last Wednesday evening. The tables
were set in a spruce grove on the
Park’s lawn. Present were: Mrs.
Elizabeth Ide, Mrs. Mable Stolarick,
Mrs. Kirk McCarthy, Mrs. Alec
Tough, Mrs. James Simpson, Mrs.
A. W. Rice, Mrs. C. J. Major, Mrs.
Alberta Taylor and Lois Jean, Mrs.
Lewis Ide and Alice, Mrs. George
Stolarick, Mrs. John Sidler, Mrs.
Harry Howell, Mrs. Ruth Wright,
Mrs. George Rice, Mrs. Catherine
Gregory, Mrs. Jesse Rogers, Mrs.
Corey Meade and Dorothy; Miss
Marian Johnson, Hettie,
and Garner Parks and the host and
hostess.
DR. EDWARD S. KUTISH
Veterinarian
Wishes To Announce That He Has
Moved His Office From
259 Carey Ave. to
42 East Union St., Wilkes-Barre
Linda Lou Stevens And
‘Granddaddy Celebrate
Little Linda Lou Stevens and her
Granddaddy Newman were guests
of honor at a birthday dinner at
Grandma Newman’s last Sunday.
Linda Lou was one. Grandpop
didn’t: remember. Present were:
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hughey, Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Goode, Larry Saxe, Mr.
and Mrs. George Webber, Donald
and George, Mr. and Mrs. Phillips,
Mr. and Mrs. Art Keefer, Larry,
Dodie Bittenbender, Mrs. Ella
Jumper, Linda Lou’s great grand-
mother, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stevens,
Linda Lou, Grandpa and Grandma
Newman.
Mrs. Stanley Culp Is
Hostess At Corn Roast
| The G. S. S. Class of the Hunts-
ville Christian Church held a corn
roast at the home of Mrs. Stanley
Culp Friday evening.
ent were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Culp,
Mr. and Mrs. Atlee Kocher, Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Bittenbender,
Those pres-
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