IDETOWN
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Harris and
daughter Ellen and Marilyn [Wil-
liams spent Sunday with Mrs. Jane
Carey of Scranton.
Mrs. Corey Meade spent Friday
with her cousin, Mrs. Goldie [Smith
of Wyoming. = Mrs, Corey Meade
and Mrs. Walter Meade called on
Mr. and Mrs. Hendrick Gregory on
Monday.
Mrs. Claude honew is ill at her
home.
Mrs. Arthur Austin and Mrs.
Clara Hutchinson of Johnson, New
" York, were guests on Friday eve-
ning of Mr. and Mrs. Loren Keller.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Christy of
Wilkes-Barre spent [Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. ‘Al Rinken,
Mr. and Mrs. Ansel Gorman of
Mount Vernon, New York, spent
the weekend with Mrs. Claire Mc-
Kenna.
Ann Leyshon of ‘Scranton spent
the weekend with Joanne McKenna,
Her Mrs. Frank
Wright, is spending sometime with
Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Wright of
Lehman,
Mr. and Mrs.
who spent the winter in Washing-
ton, DIC., returned to 'their home
on Tuesday. Their daughter, Mrs.
Sherwood McKenna and Joan re-
turned with them to spend some-
time with relatives and friends here.
Edward Heck spent the weekend
with relatives and friends in One-
onta, New York.
grandmother,
George [(Casterline
gray
pion insatiable ratters.
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And as a premium you may be able to
persuade her to give you a pair of those fine
BARNYARD KITTENS now well on the way.
Guaranteed to be bred from a long line of cham-
College Gives Teste
College Misericordia has just com-
pleted participating in the 16th an-
nual national college testing pro-
gram sponsored by the committee
on guidance and measurement of
American [Council of Education.
The tests were designed primarily
to aid students in making better
adjustments in the course of their
college «careers and in guiding them
into specific fields.
SWEET VALLEY
Teachers of the Bible Study Class
of Church of Christ met at the
home of Mrs, Mattie Allen 'Wednes-
day evening. Nominating commit-
tee for the Sunday School officers,
D. E. Davenport, Mrs. [Stanley Moss
and Mrs. David Benscoter, met after
the study session.
Mrs. Luther Hunter visited her
aunt, Mrs. Laura King in Wilkes-
Barre on Wednesday.
Mrs. Kimber Moore of Broadway
visited Mrs. Lizzie Moore on Wed-
nesday.
Mrs. O. E. Naugle visited Mrs.
Elizabeth ‘Smith on Friday.
The Fire Company met in the
Community Hall on Thursday.
THE POST, FRIDAY, MARCH 28, 1947
Mrs. Anna Hoover who is spend-
ing the winter with her daughter
and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Naugle of Forty Fort spent last
week visiting her brother, D. [E.
Davenport and her sister, Mrs.
Frank Hazlett in Sweet Valley.
While here she called on old friends
and neighbors.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Hans have
returned after an automobile trip
through the South.
Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth Lewis and
Kenneth Jr. of Wilmington, Del.,
and Arthur Tremelon and Arthur
Jr. of Plymouth called on the |Al-
bert Holcombs over the weekend.
Mrs. Erma Davenport entertained
Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bart-
lett of Varepath, N.J., and Mr, and
Mrs. Harold /Cragle and family.
Mrs. Wayne Callendar visited her
mother, Mrs. Harrison at Hunting-
ton Mills on Saturday.
Miss Bess Klinetob had supper
with Mr. and Mrs. James Hutchison
last Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. George Bronson
were ‘Sunday dinner guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hope
of Dallas.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Bronson were
entertained at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. James Kulp of Mooretown
Saturday evening.
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IDETOWN —
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PAGE THREE
Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Kunkle
spent Sunday with the latter’s par-
ents, Mr, and Mrs, Stanley (Case
lof Shavertown.
Mrs. Alfred Bronson and Janice
and Dean and Mr. and Mrs, Willard
Sutliff and Larue and Laura spent
Sunday evening at Tunkhannock.
[Callers at the Edgar Nulton home
on ‘Sunday ‘were Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Evans, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Evans
and Virginia and (Carmen, [Sanford
Evans and Dan Price of Wilkes-
Barre, Mr. and Mrs. Loren Cragle,
Mrs. [Edith Long and Miss Bess
Klinetob.
Center Moreland
Mrs. E. D. Roderick is visiting
her daughter Mable and family at
Franklin, Ohio,
Charles Dempski has sold his
farm to Mr. and Mrs. Matichio.
Mr. and Mrs. George Enke and
son visited the latter's parents
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Story wvisited
the former’s mother and brother
and family on Sunday.
[Clarence ‘Schoonover and family
and Mr. and Mrs, LaBar and family
of IShavertown visited (Clarence
Weaver on ‘Sunday.
The children of Rev. Ten Hoeve
are sick with «colds.
Mrs. Jason Harding is on ‘the
sick list,
Mrs. [Stanley Van Scoy is in
Nesbitt Hospital.
Three Local Firms
Join Blue Cross
Official approval to enter its ninth
consecutive year of operation as a
“Blue [Cross Plan” has been received
by Hospital Service Association of
Northeastern Pennsylvania from
the American Hospital Association's
Blue Cross Commission, ‘Chicago, it
is announced following March meet-
ing of board of directors of the
Northeastern [Pennsylvania Plan
held recently in Wilkes-Barre gen-
eral offices.
In line with approval standards
which must be met annually by
all of the mon-profit Blue Cross
Plans, including ‘equitable fpay-
ments to hospitals” (for services
rendered hospitalized Blue [Cross
members) and “sound financial
condition”, the N. E. Pennsylvania
Plan is now completing issuing mo-
tices to group members of ithe slight
rate increase effective April 1. The
increase ranges from five cents to
twelve and one half cents per per-
person, with the new schedule on
the semi-private agreements: “In-
dividual”, 85 «cents; ‘‘2-Person”,
$1.70, and “Family”, $2.25.
Group enrollment continues
steadily throughout al] thirteen of
the Northeastern Pennsylvania
counties served by this Plan, with
these groups in this area among
those recently enrolled: Hislop’s
Economy Market, Hislop’s Restaur-
ant, and L. E. Williams, at Alder-
ton.
Township Juniors Will
Give "This Being Young”
Kingston Township Junior (Class
will present “This Being Young”
in the High [School auditorium April
18. Walter Mahr is director, Dolly
Kasaba, general chairman and Paul
Laux, assistant chairman.
Committee members: property,
Milton Lutsey, chairman, J. Mac-
Donald, Betty Smith, 'W. Hanna, R.
Kemmerer, A. Ahouse, iS. ‘Culver,
H. Miller; tickets and program, J.
Johnson, chairman, E. Purvin, R.
Gregory, J. Holdredge, 'W. Long;
advertising, A. Griffith, chairman,
M. Morgan, B. |Antonaitis, N. My-
reck, IM. (Cooper, F. Evans, W. Gray-
bill, D. Fabian, R. Ackerman; patron,
D. Siglin, chairman, E. Evans, C.
Smith. .
Members of the cast: Norma An-
thony, Gloria Sickler, Nancy My-
reck, Dollie Fabian, Nancy Ness,
M. Ann Morgan, Marilyn Cooper,
Dick Glace, Robert [Shewen, Rob-
ert (Coons, Donald Siglin and Rob- |
ert Antonaitis, |
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