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Pennsylvania Dutch Coffee Party
To Be Held In Church Tuesday
A Pennsylvania Dutch Coffee
Party is being sponsored by W.S.
CS. of Dallas Methodist Church
Tuesday, November 20 at eight
o'clock. Mrs. W. A. Parsons, wife
of Rev. Parsons of Kingston Pres-
byterian Church will /be guest spea-
ker. Mrs. Parsons, a member of
Pennsylvania Dutch Folklore So-
John C. Atwater
Buried On Tuesday
John C. Atwater, 70 formerly of
Rice Street, Trucksvilley” died last
Saturday, Boventa/ 10 at Pal-
ermo, N. Y. after§ an illness of.
several months, part “STwHTE he
was a-.patient in Watertown, N.Y,
hospital.
The funeral was held Tuesday
afternoon at 3 from the home of
his sister-in-law, Mrs. Cameron
Loomis, R.F.D. 4, Fulton, N. Y.
Mr. Atwood was the father of
Mrs. George B. Turn of Trucksville.
He was a graduate of Syracuse
University and until his retirement
some years ago was administrative
assistant to the superintendent at
Richmond Hill High School, Rich-
mond Hill," L. I. He was a past
master of Richmond Hill Masonic
‘Lodge and a member of the Con-
gregational Church. Besides his
daughter and wife, Viola, he leaves
a son Ronald Atwater of Connecti-
cut and the following grandchildren,
Jack Atwater, William Atwater,
and Penny Turn.
-
ciety, will give in costume an ac-
count of the life, customs and be-
liefs of the Pennsylvania Dutch
people. Mrs. Henry Kraybill willd
entertain with vocal solos accom-
panied by Mrs. Harold Rood, and
David Kunkle with saxophone solos
accompanied by Mrs. William
Baker. LE a
Prof. Marsh's Father Dies
John March, tax collector of
Shelborne Falls, N. Y., and father
of Prof. Charles March of Wyoming
Seminary, for the past several
years a summer resident of Loyal-
ville and Kingston Township, died
suddenly early. Saturday morning
following a heart attack. Prof. and
Mrs. March left immediately on
Saturday to be with his family.
He has the sympathy of his friends
and neighbors in the Back Moun-
tain region, many of them former
students in his English classes at
Wyoming Seminary.
Mrs. Willard Race Is
Surprised On Birthday
Mrs. Willard Race was guest of
honor at a surprise birthday party
at her home at Demunds recently.
Present were Mrs. Robert Green,
Mrs, Weldon Carle, Mrs. Russell
Race, Mrs. Herman Hier, Mrs. Har-
ry Sweppenheiser, Joyce Sweppen-
heiser, Mrs. Roy Tyson, Mrs. J. J.
Voitek, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Schoon-
over, Mr. and Mrs. Coray Ransom,
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Frantz, Mrs. By-
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THANKSGIVING—1945
All America Gives Thanks
For A World At Peace
Again
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FOR THE FIRST TIME IN FOUR YEARS MANY
AMERICAN HOMES WILL BE BRIGHTER AGAIN,
AND IN OBSERVING AN OLD-FASHIONED
THANKSGIVING DAY, WILL BE ONCE MORE
{SURROUNDED BY THEIR LOVED ONES.
IN THIS YEAR OF 1945 MANY AMERICANS WILL
PAUSE—REMEMBER—AND GIVE THANKS FOR
THE MANY BLESSINGS THAT ARE THEIRS.
MAY WE JOIN OUR HUMBLE THANKS WITH
THEIRS, AND PLEDGE ANEW OUR CREED OF
CONTINUED LOYAL SERVICE AND QUALITY.
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ron Kester, Mrs. Henry Phillips,
Mrs. Carl Smith and Mr. and Mrs.
Race.
James Evans Is Guest
Of Honor At Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. John Sutton enter-
tdined at a turkey dinner homoring
‘PHONE FOR
MORTGAGE LOAN
INFORMATION
Home owners and real-
tors are invited to
‘phone The Kingston
National Bank for in-
formation . . . whether
buying or selling a
home, or considering
refinancing a mortgage
to advantage.
THE KINGSTON
NATIONAL BANK
Kingston Corners
Outlet Sunday. James just recent-
ly returned from overseas and was
also celebrating His birthday anni-
versary. He is a’'former resident of
Outlet. Present at the dinner were
i THE POST, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1945
James E. Evans st their home at | Mr. and Mrs. Corey Evans, James,
Elsie and Melvin, Mrs. Arden Evans
and son, Gregg, Miss Betty Sutton
of New Yolrk State, Clara Sutton,
the guest of honor and Mr. and
Mrs. Sutton.
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serves the Dallas Area .
of beauty and distinction.
HAROLD C.
Home For Funerals
. . day or night . .
moderate rates as in town. Rely on Snowdon for a funeral
64 North Franklin St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
TELEPHONE WILKES-BARRE 3-0400
SNOWDON
. at the same
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DRAWING SATURDAY will be held in front of Kuehn's
A public drawing of three turkeys | Drug Store Saturday evening at
chanced off by the Odd Fellows | 7:15.
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