PAGE FOUR
THE POST, FRIDAY, MARCH 35, 1948
E Neighborhood Notes And News Of Local Church Doings
Purely
Personal
Mrs. Roscoe Lee of Terrace street
had as weekend guest her son,
John R. Lee of Washington, D. C.
Mr. and Mrs. James Lacy and
family have moved from Huntsville
to their home on Terrace street.
The Lacys bought the Kirkendall
house.
Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Hoats have
moved into their new home at
Trucksville Gardens.
Mrs. Lawrence Updyke has been
ill at her home on Church street
this week.
Mrs. Pearl London of Kingston
was guest of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Hilbert of Beaumont over the week
end. Sunday callers at the Hilbert
home were Mrs. Lee Philo and son
of Bunker Hill and Mr. and Mrs.
Oliver London and son of Kingston.
Mrs. W. B. Risley of Lehman ave-
nue is spending some time with her
dauhgter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Boston at Nicholson.
‘Mrs. Wilbur Herthler and her
father have returned from Arizona
to their home on. Main road, Fern-
brook.
Murray Scureman of Huntsville
road returned to work last week
after an illness.
Miss Dorothy’ Sullivan of Provi- |
dence, Rhode Island, is spending
some time with Mz. and Mrs. David
A. Estes and family.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Stanley Rine-
himer had as guest for several days
this week their granddaughter,
Patsy Rinehimer of Tunkhannock
while her mother had the flu.
| Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kuchta and
daughter, Judy, spent the weekend
visiting their parents, Mrs. Mary
Kuchta and Mr. and Mrs. H. R.
Garinger of Alderson.
Mr. and Mrs. George Smith Sr.
‘had as weekend guest their son,
George of Lewistown.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dolbear of
Overbrook avenue had as Sunday
supper guests Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Dodson of Kunkle.
Mrs. Jerome Marshal, Mrs. Joe
MacVeigh, Mrs. J. Stanley Rine-
himer and Mrs. George Gregson at-
tended a tea at the home of Mrs.
John Humphreys in Kingston Tues-
day. :
Howard Bailey is recovering at
his home on Wellington avenue
after an illness of several weeks.
His son, who was ill with pneu-
monia, returned to school this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Shurz of Cen-
ter Hill road entertained the latter’s
brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Bud
Cook, over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Handley of
Main road, Shavertown, had as
weekend guests their daughter and
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur
Edmondson of Rockville Center, L.|
I. Mrs. Warren Edmondson came
with them and visited the Handleys
and her son and daughter-in-law,
Rev. and Mrs. Russell Edmondson.
‘Mrs. Walter Gerlock and Mrs.
Thomas C. Hontz will entertain the
"Ladies Auxiliary of St. Paul's Luth-
eran Church at a “ Who's It” party
at the Church on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. James Durkin cf
the Edmundson Gift Shop attended
the gift show in New York City
this week,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Slaff have
purchased the Green house that
they have been occupying on Pion-
eer avenue, Trucksville.
Mrs. Robert Green is ill at her
home at Demunds.
Joseph Voitek of Demunds recent-
ly visited with relatives in Luzerne.
Mr. and Mrs. John Simmons of
Demunds recently entertained at
dinner Mr. and Mrs. William Spring
and children, Patsy, and Billy of
Plains.
SHAVER THEATRE
SHAVERTOWN
FRI-SAT.
“This Time for Keeps”
in technicolor with
Esther Williams, Jimmie Durante
Xavier Cugat Orchestra, Lauritz
Melchoir
MON-TUES.
“Song of Love”
with Robert Walker, Katherine
Hepburn, Paul Henreid
WED-THUR.
DOUBLE FEATURE
“Fear in the Night”
Paul Kelly Kay Scott
“North of the Border”
Russell Hayden Inez Cooper
GRIFFITHS’ WIRE HAIRED
PUPPY FLIES TO NEW
MASTER IN MISSOURI
Mr. and Mrs. Oswald Griffiths
shipped a fine little three
month old wire haired terrier
by air out tos Missouri on
Wednesday. The little blatk
and white féllow tr led in
a crate built by @ind addres-
sed to Mrs. Milton
Lottman, a gift from Grandma
and Grandpa Lottman for Mil-
ton’s son.
A little collar and tiny yellow
bow of ribbon were his travel-
ling suit and a note written by
Grace, urging his new little
master to use patience and
understanding for a puppy
who'd just left his mother and
three little brothers and sisters,
was his passport.
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Have Baby Daughter
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gregory of
Hunlock announce the birth of a
baby girl, Donna Marie at Nesbitt
Hospital, Tuesday, March 2. This
is their first child. Mrs. Gregory
is the former Marie Meade.
Have Baby Boy
Mr. and Mrs. James Hilbert
Moyer, Dallas R. D. 1, have announ-
ced the birth of a son, James Hil-
bert II on February 5th, at Nesbitt
Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Moyer is
the former Miss Vivian Kocher.
They have one other child, a dau-
ghter, Beverly.
"Robert Patrick Estes
Mr. and Mrs. David A. Estes of
Huntsville road, Dallas, announce
the birth of their seventh child,
i Robert Patrick, on February 20th
at Nesbitt Memorial Hospital. Mrs.
Estes and infant son have returned
to their home.
Will Return Home Today
Miss L’Nore Carey of Goss Manor
will return to her home today after
submitting to an operation at Nes-
bitt Hospital Tuesday, February 24.
The operation was necessitated by
the injuries sustained while riding
along Tunkhannock Highway last
June.
Philip Cease, accompanied by a
fraternity brother, John Crum of
Pittsburgh, spent the wekend with
his mother, Mrs. Wilson Cease.
Wilson Cease who is spending
several weeks with his son Arnold
and family in Washington State,
| writes that the weather out there
| is just like September and that he
is having wonderful luck fishing.
! Mrs. Maggie Hildebrant is able
to be out again after a recent illness
of grippe.
Oswald Griffiths and Tom Robin-
son and Billy Ichter spent last
{ Thursday and part of Friday in
New York City where they met
I Margaret and Grace returning from
a cruise to Bermuda.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Lewis of
Lehman had as guests several days
last week the latter's sister, Miss
Grace Ferry and E. T. Truitt. Mrs.
Lewis has been ill for the last two
weeks with laryngitis.
Cards have been received from
Mrs. W. H. Conyngham who is visit-
ing in San Francisco and Santa
Barbara, California.
Billy Valentine, son of Attorney
and Mrs. William Valentine of
Meeker has been ill this week.
Ed Hall, Shavertown druggist,
has returned after spending several
weeks golfing in Florida.
Murray Scureman Jr. has been
ill at his home on Huntsville road
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Laskowski
and son Theodore were Bloomsburg
visitors recently. Theodore has en-
rolled at the Bloomsburg State
{ Teachers’ College.
Elmer Laskowski while repairing
‘a barn roof had the misfortune of
falling off it, with a terrible shake-
up and a few bruises.
* Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Laskowski
and daughter Shirley, visited
friends in South River, N. J., re-
cently.
WEDDINGS
Candidly Photographed
Beautifully Mounted
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E. C. HubpsonN
Darras 168-R-9
Davis Street, Trucksville
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Housewarming Is Given
To Mr and Mrs. Finney
The S. D. Finneys were guests
of honor at a housewarming party
on' Saturday night. The Finneys,
former residents, of Holly street,
Trucksville, have’ recently remodel-
ed and moved into f 7 home on
Carverton Road. ‘being a house-
warming { , the guests arrived
bearing gifts such as boxes of coal
and bundles of wood with which to
warm the house. A light trailer
attached to "his car was used to
cart the apple tree donated by one
of the group. It was taken into
the Finneys living room and de-
posited in the fireplace. Some hot
tales were told around the hot fire
after which hot coffee was served
to the following: Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Wilcox, Mr. and Mrs. Byron Shortz,
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Stookey, Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Ide, Mr. and Mrs.
Bernard Bush and Mr. and Mrs. S.
D. Finney.
Miss Patsy Cairns Is
Honored At Shower
Miss Patsy Cairns, bride-elect,
was guest of honor at a linen
shower given by Miss Lila Parry
on Monday evening at the home of
Mrs. Byron G. Ide, Lewis Avenue,
Trucksville. Miss Cairns will be-
come the bride of Earl Gregory,
Jr., tonight at 7:30 in Shavertown
Methodist Church. She received
many beautiful and useful gifts.
Present were: Mrs. Conrad Or-
chard, Mrs. Russell Wolfe, Mrs.
Glenn Case, Mrs. Kenneth Rice, Mrs.
Earl Gregory, Mrs. Kathleen Cairns,
Mrs. George Shaver, Jr., Mrs.
Byron G. Ide, Mrs. Bud Williams,
Edith Anderson, Marion Gregory,
Jean Lamoreaux, Mary Ann Young-
blood, Gladys Parry, Lila Parry,
Laura Jean Perrin, and the guest
of honor.
Mrs. Betty Warhola Is
Hostess To Card Club
Mrs. Betty Warhola entertained
members of her bridge club at her
home on Church street last Thurs-
day evening. Present were: Mrs.
Milford Shaver, Mrs. Edna Mec-
Carthy, Mrs. Lettie Culver, Mrs. Lil-
lian Kuehn, Mrs. Florence Phillips,
Miss Gertrude Wilson and the
hostess.
Louie Ayre Is Hostess
To Pupils and Parents
Mrs. Louie W. Ayre entertained
a few of her piano pupils and their
parents at a Parent-Teacher Meeting
and recital at her home on Carver-
ton road Sunday afternoon. Present
were Mr. and Mrs. William Robbins
and Wilma, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
DeWitt and Marjorie, Marshal
Downes and Elinor, Rev. and Mrs.
George Roberts and Nancy, Mr. and
Mrs. James Dick and Dawn, Mr. and
Mrs. James Aikens and Ann.
Womans’ Club To Install
New Officers March 10
New officers will be installed at
the dinner meeting of Dallas Wo-
mans’ Club to be held at Irem Coun-
try Club Wednesday, March 10, at
6:30. Reservations should be made
with Grace Cave by Monday,
March 8.
Mrs. Granville Sowden will con-
duct a quiz program for which
prizes will be awarded.
Names of new members for the
club may be submitted up until
March 10.
Mrs. Louise Colwell
Entertains At Supper
Mrs. Louise Colwell entertained
members of her bridge club at a
chow mein party at her home on
Ridge street, "Monday evening.
Present were: Mrs. Paul Warriner,
Mrs. Henry Peterson, Mrs. J. H.
Hauck, Mrs. Ray Evans, Mrs. James
Huston, Mrs. M. J. Brown, Mrs.
Florence Phillips, and the hostess.
Y REMEMBER—
WE SERVE THE
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keynote of this tight-waisted gray
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Miss Patricia Cairns, daughter of
Mrs. Kathleen Cairns of Cliffside
avenue, Trucksville, will become the
bride of Earl S. Gregory, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gregory Sr. ofl" Miss Parry has selected
Trucksville at a candle light.service
lin Shavertown Methodist Church
, this evening, Friday, March 5 at
{7:30 p. m. Rev. Howard Harrison
will perform the double ring cere-
mony before an altar banked with
palms and mixed flowers.
.- Attendants will be Miss Lila
"Parry of Wilkes-Barre and Ralph
Anthony of Trucksville. Ushers,
bath cousins of the bride groom,
will be Byron Ide and Luther
Gregory. Another cousin, Marian
Gregory, will play the wedding
march.
The bride will wear ‘white bro-
| caded satin dress fashioned with
i long tight sleeves, high neck-line
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One of six favorite suits for Easter is shown above as pictured
in the March issue of Good Housekeeping. “Gracefulness is the
suit, with a curve of collar and a
swing of skirt. It is available in sizes 10 to 16 and costs about $45.
Miss Patricia Cairns To Become
Bride Of Earl Gregory Tonight
and bustle. | Her finger-tip veil will
fall from a tiara of rhinestones and
she will carry a white Prayer Book
marked” with an orchid.
char-
treuse taffeta designed like the
bride’s gown with matching skull
cap. She will carry a nosegay of
mixed flowers.
Following the ceremony, a small
reception will be held at the home
of the bride and the couple will
leave for a motor trip.
Miss Cairns is a graduate of
Kingston Township High School.
Mr. Gregory was also graduated
from Kingston Township High
School and is employed by Orchard
Farm Dairy.
They will make their home with
Mrs. Cairns at 2 Cliffside avenue,
Trucksville.
Mrs. Shallenberger
Is Hostess To Club
' Mrs. George Schallenberger en-
tertained members of the Harmony
Club of Demunds recently. Mrs.
George Kraftek was welcomed as a
new member. Oliver Schallen-
! beger entertained with piano selec-
tions.
Present were: Mrs. Ira Frantz,
Mrs. Henry Phillips, Mrs. John
Perry, Mrs. Henry Wells, Mrs. Rus-
sel Race, Mrs. F. M. Drake, Virginia
and Ricky Drake, Mrs. Corey B.
Ransom, Mrs. J. J. Voitek, Mrs.
Carl Smith, Mrs. Byron Kester, Mrs.
Weldon Carle, Mrs. George Kraftek,
Mrs. Harry Sweppenheiser, Sr.,
Joyce and Harry Jr., Mrs. George
Berlew, Mrs. W. E. Schoonover, Mrs. |
Gordon Austin, Mrs. Leon Fredd, |
and the hostess.
Next meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. Race, assisted by Mrs.
Smith.
TASTES oicionr
Pigeon's eggs may be a delicacy
to some people, but our patrons
prefer the good food we serve
as more suitable to their taste.
You will always find the wide
variety of our menu appealing.
Come in and see for yourself.
Bowman’s Restaurant
MAIN STREET
Silver Leaf Club Invests
In Government Bonds
At a recent meeting of the Silver
Leaf Club of Kunkle it was voted
by the majority of the members to
thousand dollar
government bonds to mature
buy three one
in
twelve years. A recent building
experience running much higher
than was expected at present in-
flated prices prompted the action.
The Silver Leaf Club has ben re-
sponsible for many community im-
provements and financial gifts dur-
ing its more thah than twenty years
of activities. Mrs. Anna Weaver
is president of the club.
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Three of the children of Mr. and
Mrs. Ted Hinkle of Lincoln Drive,
Shavertown, were born in February;
so that month is a festive season
in the Hinkle home.
Teddy, 15, was born on February
1; Donald, 12 on February 14, and
Jacqueline, 11, on February 28.
That calls for a series of parties.
On Valentine’s Day Donald was
the guest of honor at a birthday
party at the Hinkle home. Decora-
tions were in keeping with the day
and there was a large red heart
centerpiece on the table, flanked
with red and white tapers, and two
large birthday cakes. Games were
played and prizes awarded.
Attending were: Carol Malkemes,
Margaret Ferguson, Elizabeth Dier-
olf, Gail Woolbert, Carol Kester,
Donna Mae LaBar, Jeanne Debon-
nick, Jane Bartels, Sandra Graves,
Marilyn Covert, Jacqueline and
Sandra Hinkle, Raymond Balut,
Teddy Jones, John Baur, - David
Three Hinkle Children Celebrate
Birthdays In Month Of February
Werts, George Jenkins, John Stahl
and Teddy and Donald Hinkle,
Grandma Sutliff and Mrs. Hinkle.
On Saturday, February 28, Jack-
queline was the guest of honor on
her eleventh birthday anniversary.
Table decorations were in pink and
white with favors and two large
birthday cakes surrounded with
white tapers. Bingo and other
games were played and prizes
awarded.
Those attending were Joan Sick-
ler, Patsy Steele, Irene Pefferling,
Marie Adler, Sandra Graves, Margo
Davis, Barbara Hieleman, Gertrude
Gueyer, Elaine Shotwell, Donna Mae
LaBar, Carol Inman, Margaret An-
tanaitis, Susan Jones, Linda Lou
Lloyd, Nancy Wilkin, Sandra and
Jacqueline Hinkle, Mrs. Rachael
Porter, Jacqueline’s teacher in the
Fifth Grade, Mrs. Robert Steele.
Mrs. Sutliff and Mrs. Hinkle were
also present.
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