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Hundred Women
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tags will be attached to all articles
received so that proper credit can
be given to each donor.
Co-operating with Mr. Richard-
son is Stephen Davis who has put
Ruggles Lumber Company trucks
at the disposal of the committee to
pick up furniture in Wyoming Val-
ley. Trucks of the Coal-O-Matic
Company will also be used.
Because of the great interest in
the auction and the large amount
of articles already contributed,
barns on the properties of Paul
Grose in Jackson Township, Mrs. A.
C. Dick in Dallas Township the Odd
Fellows Hall at Lehman, and Clin-
ton Ide’s Barn at Huntsville will
be used for storage purposes.
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SHAVERTOWN, PA.
DECORATION DAY BOUQUETS
and
POTTED PLANTS
GERANIUMS PETUNIAS
AGERATUM FUSCIAS
Many other suitable potted «%
plants, floral gifts and
bouquets.
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UNOFFICIAL BACK MOUNTAIN
LEAGUE STANDINGS
W.: L Pet.
Kingston Township 8: 3.:.127
Harter ! 5: 24.714
Tunkhannock 6:3 1.667
Lehman 4 4 .500
Dallas Township 3 4 .428
Dallas Borough 35:11 .375
Laketon 0 8 .000
Standings include games played
Wednesday, May 19
PAST WEEKS SCORES
IN LEAGUE
Tuesday, May 18
Kingston Twp. 6 Tunkhannock 5
Harter 6 Laketon
Fairview 12 Lehman 4
. (Exhibition Game)
Wednesday, May 19
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Dallas Boro. 2 Dallas Twp. 1
Kingston T. 12 Laketon 1
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Lehman Graduation
(Continued from Page One)
bick, Charles Carey, Ralph Cornell,
Walter Elston, Neva Edwards, An-
drew Fedor, Donald Frantz, Joseph
Gardecki, Roland Gensel, Ellen Gib-
bons, William Ginter, Goldie Gray,
Arden Hunter, Leonard Ide, Eliza-
beth Ide, Sophie Kasko, Loraine
Keller, Joseph Kleban, Frank Koch-
er, Anthony Kosakowski, Mary
Lamoreaux, Homer Major, Bernard
Mazer, Howard Meade, Homer: Mid-
dleton, John Miliauskas, Frederick
Murray, Sherry Nulton, Charles
Nuss, Charles Parks, Margaret Pol-
isky, Frank Prutzman, Jerry Scott,
Charles Snyder, Alden Wagner,
Marilyn Williams, Robert Williams.
Class officers are: Walter Elston,
president; Homer Middleton, vice
president; Dolores Adamshick, sec-
retary; Betty Ide, assistant secre-
tary; William Ginter, treasurer;
Jerry Scott, historian.
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Bargains In
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THE POST, FRIDAY, MAY 21, 1948
Demunds Mothers and Daughlers
Are Honored At Ham Dinner
Last Friday evening, mothers,
daughters and friends of the De-
munds Methodist Church were hon-
ored at a delicious ham supper
served by the men folks.
Mrs. George Schallenberger gave
the toast to daughters and Mrs.
Beatrice Cunningham that to
mothers. Mrs. Leon Austin sang
a solo.
Mrs. Elizabeth Williams received
a gift for being the oldest mother
present, Mrs. Carl Smith for be-
ing the youngest mother, and Mrs.
Russel Race for having the most
daughters, six. Carol Smith and
Cora Belles celebrated birthday an-
niversaries. Hymns and Mother’s
Day songs were sung.
Present were: Mrs. George Shaver
Sr., Mrs. William Compton, Mrs.
Charles Seward, Mrs. George Shav-
er Jr., Mrs. Charles Conklin, Miss
Pauline Bésteder, Mrs. Corey Crisp-
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CHILDREN’S
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WE HAVE IT—
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“STOP THAT, WALDO—
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Sweets for the “Sweet”
$1.50 up
Hallmark Graduation Cards
Large Choice
Coty’s Gift Compact
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$2.50
Yardley’s and Old Spice
Gift Sets—$1.50 up
Gift Boxed Sheaffer
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$6.50 up
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MAIN STREET CALL 147 DALLAS
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desert.
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