Dallas W. S. C. S. Party
Mrs. Gerald Dettmore of Lehman
party Thursday,
2 o'clock.
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THE POST, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1948 .
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‘Dallas W.S.C.S. at the Christmas dozen cookies. Serving committee:
December 9 at|Mrs. J. C. Fleming, Mrs. Floyd Ide,
All attending are to | Mrs. Walter Davis and Mrs. Eugene
avenue will entertain members of | bring twenty-five cent gifts and a | Fisk.
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Businessmen To Meet
Dallas Borough Business Associa-
tion will meet Monday night at
Back Mountain Memorial Library.
| Members of the Christmas lighting
| committee will discuss plans for
| the erection of holiday lights dur-
ing the coming week.
Selling Fruit Cakes
Girl Scoutss of Troop 149 are
season. Their slogan is “Funds
for Fun”. Proceeds from the sale
will be used to defray expenses of
sending the girls to Camp Wild-
wood next summer.
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selling fruit cake for the holiday.
Mrs. Arley Shannon
Dies At Sandy Beach
Mrs. Arley Shannon, 54, died
Wednesday morning at her ‘home
at Sandy Beach, Harvey's Lake,
following an illness of cancer.
Mrs. Shannon was born in Back
Mountain area, the daughter of
the late Luther rand Jennie Hun-
singer. She resided in Ashley for
some time before moving to Sandy
She was a
member of Alderson Methodist
Church, the WSCS and the Har-
vey’s Lake Women’s /Service Club.
Of cheerful and happy disposi-
tion, Mrs. Shannon faced her illness
with fortitude. We at The Post
shall never forget the example of
her courage and her philosophy
when she: stopped at The Post on
the day she had undergone an ex-
amination at the hospital and been
told the verdict by her physician.
— Editor.
Surviving are her husband,
Bruce; a son, Norman, of Alder-
son; a daughter, Mrs. Helen Bain-
bridge, at home; also five grand-
children and these brothers and
sisters: Mrs. George Smith, Eliza-
beth, N. J.; Mrs. Cornelius Smith,
Amos Hunsinger and Mrs, Beatrice
Harris, all of Alderson; Hiram, of
Pottstown; Mrs. Nelson Traver,
Binghamton, and Amandus, of
Hunlock Creek.
The funeral will be held Satur-
day afternoon at 1:30 from the
home, with additional services at
2 in Alderson Methodist Church.
Rev. James Hilbert, pastor, and
Rev. David Morgan, of Courtdale,
will officiate. Interment will be
in Kocher Cemetery.
Arrangements by
Bronson.
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Mrs. Sam Woolbert
Buried On Wednesday
The - funerai of Mrs. Margaret
Woolbert, 75, widow of the late
Samuel Woolbert, was held Wed-
nesday afternoon at 2 from the
late home with services in charge
of Rev. Howard Harrison of Shaver-
town Methodist Church. Mrs.
Woolbert died Sunday morning at
the home of her daughter Mrs.
Fred Malkemes, after a seven-
months illness. /
“born at Ra-
Mrs. Woolbert
vent, O., and her family moved to
Edwardsville when she was a
child. The family later moved to
Kunkle. In 1900 she was married
to Mr. Woolbert, of Beaumont, and
moved to Shavertown. Deceased
was a charter member of Shaver-
town Methodist Church and Dallas
Chapter 396, Order of Eastern Star.
She was also a member of Berean
Bible Class and WSCS.
Surviving are these children:
John, Youngstown, O.; Howard,
Shavertown funeral director; Mrs.
.Malkemes and Theodore, both of
Shavertown;: brother, William
Isaacs, Youngstown, and six grand-
children.
Pallbearers were William Wool-
bert, Fred Woolbert, Warren Wool-
bert, Addison Woolbert Jr., Ken-
neth Woolbert, and Lansford Nor-
ris, all nephews. Interment was
in Evergreen Cemetery, Shaver-
BEAUMONT
Please! Please let's give to the
local Salvation Army drive. To
date the school has contributed
$30, the Lend-A-Hand Club $10,
and Mrs. Harvey Clark (as solici-
tor for der section of town) $8,
making a total of $48.00. Last
year we had $65.00 ! ! !
The William Austins had Thanks-
giving dinner with the Beacham
family at Forty Fort. Bob Beacham
has just returned from Holland
with his wife and child. For them
it was a real Thanksgiving for now
they are in America.
The Bill Downs family .of Budd
Lake, N. J., ate turkey with the
Charles Goodwins on Thanksgiving.
“Lo” Dymond has been quite
ill at "his home.
Mrs. Callie Parrish was sur-
prised Wednesday evening by a
group of friends who “dropped” in
to wish her a happy Thanksgiving.
The Murphy family has moved
from the Verndn section to the
Plattsburg section of town.
William Smith of ninth grade
is the only local nimrod boasting
of his buck on the first day of deer
season.
Frank Bittenbender and his fam-
ily of N. J., Mrs. Carolyn Scovell,
Glen Scovell and Jacob Andrew
were dinner guests of the Charles
Hilberts on Thanksgiving.
The Job Dietzes have a new
Dodge car.
Sally Jean Dietz is ill.
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RADIO” NEWS
Storing a radio set can be costly
to you for it is during long periods
of non-use that moisture collects
and oxidization in its various forms
takes place. It is best to remove
the batteries from the set and
store both. where it is dry and
warm. Some batteries do not
have their cardboard containers
sufficiently impregnated with wax
and the paper acts as a moisture
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Dallas OES Plans
Variety Show
Mary Sowden, general chairman
of the Dallas O. E. S. Variety
Show to be held December 10 in
the Kingston Township High School
has announced that the program
comprises ten specialty acts. Tickets
may be obtained from Mrs. Eleanor
Coolbaugh or Mrs. Ethel Carle.
Members should have donations
for booths to the following chair-
men before that date: Baked goods,
Florence Malkemes, candy, Agda
Lewis, hand made articles, Jean
Wheeler and potted plants, Eliza
Arbor.
Will Exhibit Paintings
With Club Art Group
A number of local women will
enter paintings in the Art Exhibit
and Sale to be held by the Art
Group of Wyoming Valley Woman's
Club in the Lazarus Store hall and
cafeteria for three weeks starting
Monday, December 6. Among them
are Mrs. Fred Howell, Mrs, Charles
Ashley, Mrs. J. B. Carr, Mrs. Floyd
Sanders, Mrs. T. M. B. Hicks Jr.,
Mrs. Frank Werner, and Mrs. Burt
Bryant.
Senior Girl Scouts
To Hold Annual Bazaar
December 10 Senior Girl Scouts
will hold their annual bazaar and
bake sale in Oliver's Garage from
4 until 9 p. m. Proceeds will be
used for troop needs and to pay
for summer camping.
Many lovely articles suitable for
Christmas gifts will be on sale.
Mothers of Scouts will furnish the
baked goods.
Legal—
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania:
SS:
County of Luzerne:
STANLEY R. GIZA, Plaintiff
vs.
WANDA R. GIZA, Defendant
In the Court of Common Pleas of
Luzerne County
No. 153, December Term, 1948
To WANDA R. GIZA, Defendant:
You are notified that Stanley
R. Giza, Plaintiff, has commenced
an action of divorce against you
which you are required to defend.
ROBERT SHERROCK, Sheriff
WILLIAM A. VALENTINE, Esq.
730 Miners National Bank Bldg.,
Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania.
The mines of Ohio produce large
quantities and varieties of minerals,
including oil, coal, natural gas, salt,
potash and pyrite.
PAGE FIVE
Mrs. Mericdl,
Taken By Death
Largely attended funeral services
were held from the family home,
Monday afternoon for Mrs, IsaBella
Merical, resident of Lake street,
Dallas, for the ‘past ‘twenty-six
years. Rev. Frederick Reinfurt,
pastor of Dallas Methodist Church,
officiated, assisted by Rev. Jule
Ayers of First Presbyterian Church,
Wilkes-Barre.
Pallbearers were Harold Titman,
B. B. Lewis, Z. E. Garinger, Ray
Shiber, Charles Mayer and DaVite.
Evans.
Burial was in Wardan Cemetery
beside her husband, John Merical,
who preceded her in death by six-
teen months
Mrs. Merical who died Friday
noon after an illness of two days,
was born in Wilkes-Barre, January
13, 1860, daughter of the late Alex-
ander and Amanda Coleman Clark.
She was a devout Christian, a de-
voted wife and mother, and a gen-
erous and kindly neighbor,
Though she was active and alert,
at eighty-eight, her failing eye-
sight, caused her to obtain most
of her entertainment from the
radio. !
She had been a member of Dallas
Methodist Church since making her
home here and of Westminster
Presbyterian Church prior to that.
She and Mr. Merical celebrated
their seventieth wedding anniver-
sary on May 6, 1947.
Surviving her are a brother,
William Clark of Wilkes-Barre; two
daughters, Mrs. Arthur Dungey
with whom she made her home and
Mrs. Russell Strunk of Kingston;
also three grandchildren, John
Dungey and Allan and Malcolm
Strunk and great grand children,
Carol and Robert Dungey.
Christmas Trees
(Continued from Page One)
Pennsylvania growers, however,
ship about 40 per cent of Christ-
mas tree stock to other states for
sale.
Retail sale of Christmas trees,
the Department estimated, should
appear in full stock on street
corners about December 6, with
prices running at about the same
level as that listed during 1947.
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Remember our policy, a friendly,
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minimum cost. The service is
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