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' THE POST, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1948
~ Neighborhood Notes An
d News Of Loca
| Church Doings
Purely
Personal
Charles Washburn of Pittsburgh
and Lindsley Washburn of Phila-
delphia were recent guests of their
father W. O. Washburn of North
Franklin street. They came here to
attend the funeral of their aunt,
Mrs. Carrie Kunkle of Kunkle.
T. M. B. Hicks Jr. of New York
City spent the weekend and elec-
tion day with Mrs. Hicks on De-
munds road. ro
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pickett and
daughter, Dianne of East Dallas
spent several days last week visit-
ing Mrs. Pickett's sister and
orother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Victor
Canzani.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Wilson of East
Dallas had as guests last” weekend
the former’s brother and wife, Mr.
and Mrs. Peter Wilson of New
Milford.
“Ted Wilson and Alfred Miller of
East Dallas, Howard Clark of Center
Moreland and Peter Wilson of New
Milford have returned from Maine
where they spent ten days.
Miss Marie Pero of Long Beach,
Cal., recently spent a week with
her sister, Mrs. Ted Wilson. She
flew in.
Dr. and Mrs. Byron Creasy of
Pioneer avenue attended the Penn-
Navy game in Philadelphia over
last weekend and visited with their
daughter Marjorie.
Mrs. D. L. Edwards of Orchard
street submitted to a tonsilectomy
at General Hospital last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Harter,
Mrs. Harry Harter and Mrs. Ethel
Oliver spent last week in Atlantic
City attending the Dairymen’s
Convention. x
Attorney and Mrs, Burt Lewis
have returned to their home on
Woodlawn drive after spending
some time at Clarion with their
son and daughter-in-law, Professor
and Mrs. George Lewis.
Mr. and Mrs. Rymon Hedden and
son, Carl attended the Cornell-
Army game at Ithaca last Sat-
urday.
Mr. and Mrs. H.R. Garinger, Miss
Lina Garinger, Lloyd Garinger and
Mrs. Albert Armitage were callers
at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Fred
Harlos at Lehman last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Z. E. Garinger of
Lake street had as recent guests
Mr. and Mrs. Owen Moore and
daughter, Diana. of Reseda, Cal,
and Miss Winifred Emens and Miss
Ethel Emens of Inlet Lake, N. Y.
and St. Petersburg, Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Snyder of
Claude street entertained over the
weekend Col. and Mrs. Fred Good-
house of Ottawa, Canada and Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Rice of Bayside,
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Mrs. F. M. Gordon and Mrs. Flor-
ence Phillips of Norton avenue
spent the weekend at Buffalo, N.Y.,
visiting the latter's son and dau-
ghter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. George
Phillips. Dick Phillips spent the
weekend in Philadelphia.
Mrs. John Yaple, Mrs. Fred
Hughey and Mrs. Earl Lamoreaux
spent Saturday at Bloomsburg
where they attended the Home-
coming at the State Teachers’ Col-
lege.
Mrs. Gertrude Ford of Machell
avenue will spend the weekend
visiting relatives in Barrington,
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Mr. and Mrs. Howard Risley of
Huntsville road spent the weekend
in Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bestwick
of Elmcrest and Miss Betty Ford
of Machell avenue spent last week-
end visiting friends and relatives
in Rhode Island.
Mr. and Mrs. William Harrison
of Rhode Island are making their
home temporarily at the Ford resi-
dence on Machell avenue. Mr.
Harrison is employed at Natona
Mills.
SHAVER THEATRE
SHAVERTOWN
‘Naked City”
Barry Fritzgerald, Dorothy Hart
News and Shorts
ss
MON-TUES
“Carnegie Hall”
Marsha Hunt, Frank McHugh
WED-THUR
“Beyond Glory”
Alan Ladd, Donna Reed
Cartoon—Sport
Mrs. Sarah Baker Is Men of Ruggles Enjoy
Hostess At Church Tea Party and Ham Dinner
Mrs. Sarah Baker entertained at Men of the Ruggles section en-
a neighborhood tea for the benefit ! joyed a delicious ham dinner and
of the Franklin Sunday School: an evening of fun and entertain-
Class at her home on Lehman ave- | ment at the Ruggles Church Hall
nue Wednesday afternoon. Present | last Monday evening. Movies and
were: Mrs. Eugene Fiske, Mrs. Wil- | group singing furnished the enter-
liam Higgins, Mrs. Dorey Rogers, | tainment. Women of the church
Mrs. C. S. Hildebrant, Mrs. W. B. served the dinner.
Risley, Mrs. Rachell Hoover, Mrs. Present were: Rev. J. J. Hilbert,
Dan Brown, Mr. and Mrs. James toastmaster, George Taylor, Albert
Franklin, and the Baker family. | Keiper, Caleb Bray, Kenneth Will-
| iams, Jacob Traver, Robert Sor-
George Casterline Is ber, Philip Sorber Larry Cornell,
Richard Cornell, Donald Cornell,
i Gordon Kocher, Chester Bunsick,
Surprised On Birthday
Géorge’ Castetline was guest. of ! Orrison Kocher, Claude Wilkes,
honor at a surprise birthday party | Gleuds, Willses : Jr,+ Ralph. : Rood,
Friday when he celebrated his sixty ‘ John Romanchick, Almon Rood,
fourth birthday anniversary. Pres- | John Hobpes, Woodrow Scott, Pete
i ae | Sickler, Verne Kitchen, John Bron-
ent were: Mr. and Mrs. William |
Casterline, Jeanne and William Jr., son, Dan Ptineto, George Dendler,
Ve. and-iMis.. Janes Casterline, | Darrel Loomis, Robert Grey, George
| i
Mrs. Albert London and Judy and : Ones, Elwood Ozey and Pred Oney.
Janice, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Casterline, Mrs. James Morton, Mr. ‘Mrs. A. Ww. Weid Is Guest
and Mrs. Raymond Malkemes and Of Honor on Birthday
the guest of honor. !
Mrs. A. W. Weid was guest of
Have New Baby Boy | honor at a birthday dinner given’ by
| members of the Wayside Club of
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wall of East Wilkes-Barre at Hotel Altamont in
Dallas have announced the birth! Hazleton on Monday: Present were
of a baby boy, Jimmie, at Nesbitt. Mrs. Virginia Jones, Mrs. Marie
Hospital. This i§ their first child.’ Wolfe, Mrs. Anna Woerlie, Mrs.
Mrs. Wall is the former Ethel Bos- Therese Johns, Mrs. Susan Smith,
ton of Kunkle. Mrs. Della Davis, Mrs. Alicia New-
| man and the guest of honor.
Have Baby Girl | |
Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Hess of Phil- Mrs. Romayne Oney Is
adelphia announce the birth of a Honored At Shower
daughter, Constance. This is their | :
second daughter. Mrs. Hess is the | Mrs. Alberta Cross of Bulford
former Marian Gillman of Idetown. | Street entertained recently at a
shower in honor of Mrs. Romayne
Oney of Trucksville. Present
Sharryl Ann Evans were: Mrs. Arline Hazeltine, Miss
Mr. and Mrs. Williams J. Evans | Doris Hazleton, Miss Bette Ston-
of Trucksville Gardens, announce ore Miss Eleanor Makravitz, Mrs.
the birth of a baby girl, Sharryl Elsie Harvey of Dallas; Mrs. Mar-
Ann, at the Nesbitt Memorial Hos- | g2ret Harding of Kingston; Miss
pital. Helen Zimalzak of Glen Lyon; Mrs.
Mrs. Evans is the former Evelyn
Garman of Shillington, Pa. She
served with the Army Nurse Corps | farvey's Lake
in World War II in the States and |
White Church Notes
in the Pacific area. This is the
Evans first child.
Rev. Roswell Lyon, District Sup-
erintendent of Wilkes-Barre Dis-
trict of the Methodist Church, will
be guest preacher at the Trucks-
ville Methodist Church on Sunday,
November 14 instead of November
| 7 as originally announced.
Arline Oney, Mrs. Irene Kocher
Entertains Teachers
Mrs. Alberta Cross entertained
teachers of the Nursery Depart-
ment of Dallas Methodist Church
at her home on Bulford street last
Monday. P . De- ; :
in en ie Mo 0s The Senior Choir of the Trucks-
Brown. “Mrs foe Stover Mrs ville Methodist Church is now re-
ceiving orders for Christmas candy.
The proceeds will be used to pur-
chase new choir robes.
A friend made it possible for
fifty-eight, members of the Youth
Choirs and seven adults to attend
the Shrine Circus last Friday.
Mary Knecht and the hostess.
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Mrs. J. J. Voitek and son, Joseph
of Demunds spent the weekend
with relatives in Luzerne.
Mattie Oney of Trucksville; Mrs.
and Miss Martha Humphrey of.
Ralph Rood who has been ill
at his home on Lehman avenue
for several weeks is able to be
down stairs part of the day.
Bobby Ash, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Trucksville M. Y. F. enjoyed a
hayride last Saturday night. Thirty
two members and friends were
present for the ride which was fol-
lowed by a party and refreshments.
Harold Ash of Shavertown has re-
turned from Nesbitt Hospital where
he submitted to a tonsil opera-
FOR INFANTS AND
tion. CHILDREN'S WEAR
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A, Me- FROM INFANCY TO
Nulty who have been living on SIZE 14, DROP. IN AT
Huntsville road have moved into
the new house on Lehman avenue.
NORMAN’S KIDDIE
SHOP
79 MAIN STREET
Luzerne
Mr. and Mrs. Evans London of
Center Hill road have left to spend
the winter in Lakeland, St. Peters-
burg and Miami, Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. George Bronson
Use Our Lay-Away Plan
of Sweet Valley have returned
Second Annual Anniversary
Party Is Held By Natona Mill
A large and lively group of men
and women attended the Second
Anniversary Masquerade Dance of | Ruth Gabel,
Helene Butry, Harry Cragle, Ray-
Phyllis
Charles
mond Ackerman, Pascoe,
Allabaugh,
Natona ‘Mills at the Huntsville Reg#'| Robert Gabel, Joe Rother, Louise
reation Center last Wednesday ge-
ning. Prizes donated by H
gart, Bessie Bunsek, Hann
erici and Florence Daven
won by the following: most origin-
al, Marie Shaver and Margaret
Cundiff; funniest, Elsie Harvey and
Millie
Cumberland and Doris Shaw; most
Alberta Cross; prettiest
humorous, Delphine Reese.
Judges were Bill Weaver, Iva
Weaver, Alva Weaver, Chet Bar-
rall and Eva Dickinson.
Present were: Bernie Boyarski,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Aberant, Mr.
and Mrs. Alvah Cook, Mr. and Mrs.
Earl C. Swan, Mr,-and Mrs, War-
ren Sutton, James J. Murray Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Martin, Al-
fred W. Smith, Beatrice Yop, Mrs.
Ethel York, Frank Yop, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Davis, Elizabeth Scott,
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey McCarty,
Hazel Bogart, Emmanuel Crothauel,
Caroline Caperoon, Dorothy Shorts,
Ida Hunt, Edythe Deutsch, Jeanette
Brown, Thomas Pavlick, Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Vandenbrouck, ‘Mr.
and Mrs. W. E. Carpenter, Mr. and
Mrs. George Perenod, Tony Monast,
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Cease, Mr, and
Mrs. Arthur Dennis, Grayce Law,
John Martin.
Evans Evans, Pearl Nevel, Ann
McMichael, Phyllis Trumbower,
Jane Harrison, Frances Mericle,
Minnie Disque, Mr. and. Mrs. Clif-
ford Dickinson, Mr. and Mrs. Ros-
well Frederici, Mrs. S. J. Frederici,
Richard Culp, Elmer Wentzel, Bob
Mericle, Ruth Fitser, Bob Nygren,
Louise Cragle,
Patricia Gosart,
Edward
Isabelle
McCusker,
Wilkins,
Kunkle, Goody Hilbert, Jane Ide,
Don Ide, Jimmie” Murphy, Phylis
K iss M. Beline, A. Perrago,
argaret Jewell, Joseph P. Jewell,
Mary Dunham, Marie Shaver.
Jacqueline Warmouth, George
Warmouth, Evelyn Allabugh, Peg
Polk, “Vic Polk, Marion L. White,
Niles M. White, Ethel Allen, Edna
Ray, Celestine: Lumley, Leona Bel-
las; Della Bellas, Freeda Goss, Lou
Rogers, Joan Freeman, Mr. and
Mrs. Grover Stock, Iva Jones, Bar-
bara Nygren, John Spears, Anna
Manzini, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Weaver, John Mnzoni, Alfred
Manzoni, Edward Manzoni, Francis
Manzoni, Alice Manzoni, Elsie Har-
vey, Marion Harvey, Caroline
Major, Grace Barall, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Davenport, Margo Davenport,
Mr. and Mrs. William = Weaver,
Minnie Prutzman, Agnes Lans-
berry,, Florence Conden, Doris
Shaw, Millie Cumberland, Mrs. Fred
Turner, Mrs. Delphine Rees, Mrs.
Ellen Misson, Mrs. Thursa Engler,
Anna Fittin, Jennie Baird, Josie
Hummel, Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Cun-
diff, Audred Lamoreaux, Raymond
Earle, Al Jones Cliff Garris.
Bettie Simon, Elfriede Vrhel, Al-
berta Cross, Bertha Roberts, Al-
bina Horonsky, Mr. and Mrs.
Chester Barrel, Lenore Pascoe, Ef-
jorie Watters, Paul Hoover, Robert
Scott, Amy Scott, Jerry Scott, Mrs.
Better Barber, Blodwyn Gray,
Helen Hoover, Eleanor Cragle, Mr.
and Mrs. Gilbert Husted, and Ethel
Smith.
PTA Meeting
Edward Kotchi, head of Kingston
and a former
guest
speaker at the meeting of Trucks-
ville-Jackson PTA ‘in the Trucks-
Vocational School,
resident of Dallas was
ville Fire Hall Monday evening.
CVE VEVDLEQVDEDEQVDERVELR
DISTINCTIVE
FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS
See us for
Weddings, Funerals, Anni-
versaries, Birthdays, Special
Events.
“The Best In Flowers’
Do your fall house clean-
ing over the telephone.
% CURTAINS
% DRAPES
% FURNITURE COVERS
CALL
HECK
Always plenty of
parking space at Hecks.
HAUCK’S FLOWERS
TELEPHONE 535
Memorial Highway—Dallas
TCV TTTTVITTITT
Mr. and Mrs. David Williams of
Overbrook avenue spent the week
end in Atlantic City where they
were registered at Haddon Hall.
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL
GIFT IN THE WORLD
THE BEAUTY
OF FLOWERS
Words can’t express their
luscious delight! They
glorify any occasion. All
seasonal flowers are here
now. We can deliver.
Dallas Floral
Shoppe
Veteran Owned and Operated
Madonna Tomato Paste 2 for 17c
Fairlawn
Evaporated Milk 3 for 40c
Northern Toilet Tissue 2 for 19¢
Jello Rice Pudding Tc
DIXONS FAIRLAWN
MARKET
MAIN STREET — DALLAS
MEMORIAL HIGHWAY
Dallas, Penna.
PHONE DALLAS 551-R-2
fie DeGraw, Harry Watters, Mar-
LARGE ROME BEAUTY
APPLES Bu. 9c
DANISH RIPE SLICING
CABBAGE TOMATOES
49¢ Bushel 2 pkgs. 25¢
LARGE LARGE |
BANANAS
10c Ib.
POTATOES
100 1bs.—$150
LARGE FLORIDA JUICE
ORANGES 3 doz. 5c
Complete Line of Fresh Fruits, Vegetables, Groceries,
Frozen Foods and Fresh Frozen Meats
PRODUCE CENTER
LUZERNE-DALLAS HIGHWAY LUZERNE, PA. 3
Open Evenings Until 10 Plenty of Parking Space
Plan To Stop In On Your Way Home From Town
{
after spending ‘three weeks travel-
ling in the middle west.
Mrs. Stanley Frederick, of Fern-
brook is recuperating at her home
from injuries to her back received
several days” ago when she fell
backward down a pair of concrete
steps and landed on a concrete
sidewalk.
NOW OPEN
Harry B. Allen of Harvey's Lake
celebrated his birthday anniversary
on Wednesday. He and Mrs. Al-
len were dinner guests of their
son-in-law and daughter, Chief and
Mrs. Fred Swanson.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Williams
“THE GOLDEN STORK GIFT SHOP”
At Fernbrook it’s The Golden Stork Gift Shop for your baby
and children needs.
“EVERYTHING FOR THE BABY”
Also a line of knitting and sewing supplies.
have what you want, we can get it for you.
509 Main Road next to the Forty Fort Dairy at Fernbrook.
Open daily from ten A. M. until 9 P. M. except Thursdays.
FOR BUSINESS
If we don’t
of West Dallas, and Mrs. Laura
Gibbon of Hazle street, Wilkes-
Barre, have returned after visiting
Mrs. Harold Ruger and family of
Sparrow’s Point, Md., and Harold
Ruger who is a patient at Mary-
land General Hospital, Baltimore.
Christmas?
WEDDINGS
Candidly Photographed
Beautifully Mounted
»
E. C. HubpsonN
Darras 168-R-9
Davis Street, Trucksville
Thinking of buying jewelry as a gift this
Come in now while we have
a full selection of diamonds, watches, chokers,
Do your Christmas shopping early on our
necklaces and other beautiful jewelry.
lay-away plan.
HENRY’S
AUTHORIZED ART-CARVED DEALER
Located in Hazeltine’s Garage
Next to the Bank on MAIN ST., DALLAS
GABARDINES
COVERTS
SUEDES
YARN DYES
SPECIAL!
NYLON HOSE
Sheer, 20-Denier
$1.09
Slightly Irregular
ARTLE
§ [100 Main St, Luzerne
Phone 71-6318 |