Official Board To Meet
Monthly meeting of the official
Board of Dallas Methodist Church
will be held in the church in Tues-
day night at eight.
DALLAS
OUTDOOR THEATRE
Route 309—Above Dallas
“ CORPORATION
July 1st and 2nd
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VICTOR McLAGLEN
sed by
PRODUCERS
RELEASING
~ verton Grange
SPECIAL HOLIDAY
Show - July 4th & 5th
Ali Baba
and the
Forty Thieves
in technicolor
Maria Montez
Jon Hall
Turhan Bey
Andy Devine
Also Selected Short Subjects
George LaBar Paints
New Stage Settings
New stage settings, back drops
and wings are being painted for
Dallas Township High School by
George LaBar, commercial artist,
whose home is in Orange.
Stock sets will depict garden and
forest scenes and an interior,
Within recent months Mr. LaBar
has completed scenery for Spring-
ville Community Hall, Sweet Val-
ley, Muhlenburg, Reyburn, and Car-
Halls, Meshoppen
Theatre and Orange Church.
Don't sell your antiques before
calling LEIDINGER'S. Rifles,
Revolvers, Guns, Furniture,
Glass, Silver and Coins. En-
tire Estates Bought.
LEIDINGER’S
117 S. Washington St.
Wilkes-Barre, Pa.—Phone 3-9459
WHAT WILL IT COST
to plant or replant .the
front of your house?
$85 to $125
for the average $10,000 home
This price includes planting,
using all evergreen shrubs.
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Louis F. Rave
HORTICULTURIST
Martz Farm
RFD 3, Dallas, Pa.
Phone 316-R-2
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THE POST, FRIDAY, JULY 1, 1949
Mrs. James C. Hutchison
Is Honored At Shower
Mrs. James Crisman Hutchison
was guest of honor at a lovely
shower given at the home of Mrs,
John Doane, Oak street, Trucks-
ville, by Miss Alice Vivian, Miss
and Mrs. Sheldon Bennett,
week. Mrs., Hutchison is the former
Norma Lucille VanTuyl.
Present were: Mrs. Charles Van
Tuyl, Mrs. Ernest Hogg, Mrs, James
Hogg, Mrs. Arthur VanBuskirk,
Mrs. Paul Rothrock, Mrs. Hugh
Riddall, Mrs. Warren Taylor, Mrs.
D. L. Edwards, Mrs, Elizabeth
Keller, Mrs. J. C. Reed, Mrs, A.
D. Hutchison, Mrs, D. E. Hutchison,
Mrs James Hutchison, Mrs. Alfred
Milner Camp, Mrs. Wilson Cease;
Miss Ruth Merrell, Miss Marian
Hogg, Miss Carol Bennett, Miss Syl-
via Doane, the guest of honor and
the hostesses.
Have New Baby Girl
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Spencer, Mt.
Zion, announce the birth of a
daughter in Pittston Hospital on
June 26. They are the parents of
a son, Ronald. Mrs. Spencer is the
former Joy Gay, Carverton.
Your Reservations
Early For
Pick-Up
Hay Baling
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Dallas 364-R-3
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EUGENE GORDON
Dallas RFD 2
Rates Reasonable
Big! Collossal! Stupendous!
SUMMER FAIR
“TRUCKSVILLE VOLUNTEER FIRE COMPANY
JULY 20 21 22 and23
FOUR FULL AFTERNOONS and NIGHTS
FULL OF FUN, FROLIC, and FESTIVITIES
Special Attractions
U. S. NAVY RESERVE BAND
AL CAMP’S BAND
SOAP BOX DERBY
See Advertisement in Dallas Post next week for information on regis-
tering your entry.
Special Pot of Gold Opening
SATURDAY, JULY 23 at 11 P. M.
1st prize—9.3 Cu. Ft. Philco Refrigerator
2nd Prize—G. E. Electric Range
GAMES, ENTERTAINMENT, REFRESHMENT STAND, POSSIBLY
PONY RIDES JULY 20, 21, 22, 23.
PRIZE DRAWINGS NIGHTLY
3rd Prize—Apex Electric Washer
4th
5th
6th
7th
8th
9th
10th Prize— Deluxe Elec-
evening, July 22
evening, July 23
afternon, July 23
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Prize—Apex Electric
Ironer with cabinet
Prize— Westinghouse
Electric Roaster with
Stand
Prize—Boy’s or Girl's
Bicycle
Prize—R. C. A. Globe
Trotter Radio
Prize — Toastmaster
Toaster
Prize—Nu-tone Clock
and Door Chimes
tric Iron
- DON’T MISS THIS
Rev. and Mrs. Carl Brandon
Rev. and Mrs. Carl Brandon were
pleasantly surprised Monday eve-
ning when a number of folks from
Ethel Vivian, Mrs. John C. Lewis | the Beaumont Union Sunday School
last : dropped in to help them celebrate
their eighteenth wedding anniver-
sary and Rev. Brandon's birthday.
The Brandons head the Beaumont
Union and Centermoreland Bap-
tist charges.
Mrs. Brandon is the former Erma
Shupp, daughter of Mrs. and the
late George Shupp of Lehman. Mr.
Brandon is the son of Mr, and
Mrs, Herman Brandon of Lehman,
The couple was married by Evangel-
ist F. L. Whitesell in the Luzerne
parsonage. They have two chil-
dren, Carol aged eight and Emer-
son, aged twelve.
Before ‘coming to Centermore-
land and Beaumont, Rev. Brandon
was in charge of the Fairdale-Rush
Methodist Charge.
They were presented with a purse
containing fifty dollars by their
friends Monday evening.
Present at the party were: Mrs.
Rebecca Patton, Mrs, E. L, Jacob-
son, Rev. Edwin Jacobson, Mrs.
Cora Clark, Mrs. Samuel Davis, Mrs.
Rose Hilbert, Mrs. Clara Smith,
Florence Frear, Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Johnson, Mr. and Mrs, William
Are Married Eighteen Years
Austin, Mrs. Job Dietz, Gary and
Lynn, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mac-
Dougall, Mr. and Mrs. Job Hadsall,
Charles Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Lester
McCarty and Virginia Lee, Mr. and
Mrs. John
and Shirley, Mrs, Carl Smith, Carol
Mae, Mrs. F. D. Isaacs, Mr, and
Mrs. Cragg Herdman, Mrs. Hope
Smith, Howard Smith, William
Shalota, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Brandon, Mrs. Ada Jackson, Mrs.
Fay Smith, Linda Lou, William
Smith, Norma Smith, Faith Garri-
son, Mrs, Evelyn Smith, Mrs, Leona
Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith,
Mr. and Mrs. John Lewis, Mrs.
Mench, Charles Lewis, Edward
Lewis, Shelby Lewis, Bobby Condon,
Mrs, Shupp, Donald Nulton, Patsy
Nieman, Alice Kindred, Larry Sher-
man, Shirley Lonie, Carol Millard,
Shirley Brennan, Billy Davis, Julia
Denman, Casey Denmon, Sherwood
Denman, George Evans, Romayne
Smith, Clayton Cook, Clara Cook,
Katherine Gavek, Louise Nieman,
Mrs. Franklin Clark, Alice Clark,
Mildred Clark, Gerald Clark, Har-
old Kresge, Emerson and Carol
| Brandon and the guests of honor.
Copper Engravings
‘ craft taught at
Among the fine displays of hand-
Vacation Bible
| schools in the area were copper
Denman and Beverly |
Brace, Mrs. Roxie Goodwin, Ann
Downs, Mrs. Jane Parks. {
Arthur Parks, Jr, Mrs. Harry |
engravings done by children of
Shavertown Methodist Church
School under the direction of Mrs,
George Turn, Shavertown. These
exceptional engravings were made
by children, ranging in age from
9 to 12 years,
BULLDOZING
We do all kinds of
Bulldozing
Excavations—Land Cleared
Landscaping
our specialty
“No Job too large or too small”
GET OUR ESTIMATES
A. W. HUDAK
Overbrook Avenue
Telephone
467-R-15 123-R-10
Lake.
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To Hold Picnic
Dorcas Society of St. Paul's Luth-
eran Church will hold a picnic on
July 14 at Sandy Beach, Harvey's
All Radio Repair Work
guaranteed for 90 days.
P. A. Systems
AND RECORDING
MACHINES FOR
RENT OR SALE
TRUCKSVILLE
RADIO SERVICE
Main Road, Trucksville,
Bill Guyette and John Hare
Phone Dallas 286-R-9
Pa,
Meeker Mother
Taken By Death
Mrs. Marie Rebennack
Was Active in Grange
The funeral of Mrs. Marie” Reb-
ennack, 75, mother of “John and
Albert Rebennack, was held Tues-
day from the home in Meeker with
many friends and neighbors at-
tending. Rev. David Menges offi-
ciated. Bearers were: grandchildren,
Robert, Allen and Theodore Reben-
nack, and nephews, Robert and
Lavere Disque.
Interment was in Hanover Green
Cemetery.
Mrs. Rebennack had lived in
Meeker for nearly thirty years. She
was the widow of the late Jacob
Rebennack. In frail health for some
time, she was stricken with a heart
attack last Tuesday. Her condition
became critical with death occur-
ring several days later.
Mrs. Rebennack, was the
former Marie Disque, Wilkes-Barre.
She was a great asset to the com-
munity in which she lived. An en-
ergetic and enthusiastic worker, she
was greatly interested in Lehman
Grange and was an officer at one
time. Despite poor health, she for-
got self in promoting the interests
of the organizations to which she
belonged. She was also a member
of the W.S.C.S. and Ladies Bible
Class of Meeker Methodist Church.
She was intensely interested in
her home and her flowers and
spent much time in growing lovely
blooms of every sort. A fine neigh-
bor and loyal friend, she was held
in high esteem by all.
She is survived by two sons, Al-
bert, Kingston and John, Meeker,
Also a by brother, Louis Disque,
Wilkes-Barre, and six. grandchild-
ren.
Shirley Doris Brown
To Wed Donald Bunney
Miss Shirley Doris Brown, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. James Brown,
Shaver Avenue, Shavertown will
be married to Donald Robert Bun-
ney, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
R. Bunney, Dallas R.D. 3 on Sun-
day afternoon at 2 p.m. in Shaver-
town Methodist Church.
Rev. Howard Harrison will per-
form the ceremony. Organist will
be Thomas Hontz and William
Burnaford will be soloist.
The bride will be given in mar-
riage by her father. Matron of
honor will be Mrs, Allen Montross,
sister of the bride and Miss Fran-
ces Mericle will be maid of honor.
Bridesmaids will be Ann Bunney
and Betsy Bunney. Gladys Louise
Ell will act as flower girl and ring
bearer will be Teddy Montross,
nephew of the bride-elect.
Best man will be Glen Burger and
ushers, Arja Brown, Alfred Brown
and Michael Hohol.
Following the ceremony a re-
ception will be held in the church
parlors and the couple will leave on
a trip to the Great Lakes. They will
reside at 186 Shaver avenue.
Miss Brown is a graduate of
Kingston Township High School and
is employed at Laros. Mr. Bunney
is a graduate of Dallas Township
High School and is employed at
Blue Ribbon Cake Company.
GUNS
New and Custom Made
Scopes — Ammunition
Rebluing
All work guaranteed
Reasonable Prices
MASTER GUN SHOP
Clyde A. Faatz, Prop.
Street in Back of Methodist
Church
SHAVERTOWN
120-R-16'
Hostess At WSCS Tea
Mrs,
at the first of a series of teas to
be given by members of the Dal-
las W. S. C. S. at her home on
Lehman avenue Tuesday afternoon.
Assisting hostesses were Mrs, Clyde
Cooper, Mrs. Gerald Dettmore and
Mrs. Murray Scureman. Proceeds
will be used to purchase new equip-
ment for the Church kitchen,
Present were: Mrs, H. W. Smith,
Mrs. Felix Weber, Mrs. William
Baker, Mrs. Ramon Hedden, Mrs.
William Deibert, Mrs. Henry Peter-
son, Mrs. Harold Smith, Mrs, War-
den Kunkle, Mrs, William Williams,
Mrs. James Besecker, Mrs. Ralph
Rood, Mrs. Sterling Machell, Mrs.
Sterling Williams, Mrs. David Jo-
seph, Mrs. Olrin Vossler, Mrs. Clar-
ence LaBar, Mrs. Thomas Bottoms,
Mrs. J. R, Benner, Mrs. C. S. Hil-
debrant, Mrs. George Von Arx,
Mrs. Arthur Dungey, Mrs. H. H,
Zeiser, Mrs. Sarah Baker, Mrs. Dav-
id Evans, Mrs. J. G. Jeter, Mrs.
Grover Anderson, Mrs, +.va Eggles-
ton, Mrs. W. B. Risley, Mrs. Richard
Stock, Mrs. Roger Owens, Mrs, Her-
bert Smith, Mrs. F. M., Gordon,
Mrs. Florence Phillips, Mrs, Eugene
Fiske, Mrs. Howard Risley, Mrs. J.
Stanley Rinehimer, Mrs. Ray Shib-
er, Mrs. Wesley Oliver and the
hostesses.
Homer Moyer entertained
Delicious Chicken and
steak dinners served
to 2:30.
BOWMAN’S
RESTAURANT
Phone 9092
Main St. Dallas
every Sunday from 12 {Xe
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CHICKEN DINNERS
Complete Needs For
Your 4th of July Picnjc
tion to buy.
proud of the store
We're proud of
the community
Make yourself at home.
he many expressions of goodwill received from our Back
Mountain friends and neighbors during our opening days
have been heart warming.
This store’s primary interest is to serve the people of the
Back Mountain Area with the best products and materials ob-
tainable at reasonable prices.
We can assure you that a cordial welcome will await you
here long after these opening days are forgotten,
Today and tomorrow we'll have special demontrators to
help you with your building plans and problems.
inspect the store.
Come in and
There is no obliga-
Yessir, we're proud of the store, proud of the name and
proud of the community it was built to serve!
PRIZE WINNERS WILL BE ANNOUNCED ON WEDNESDAY
The winners of the fine door prizes to be given away during
our opening days, yesterday, today and tomorrow, will be announced
Wednesday afternoon at the store by the editor of The Dallas Post.
You need not be present at that time to receive your gift.
BACK MOUNTAIN
LUMBER & COAL COMPANY
Main Highway at Shavertown
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proud of the name
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Try Our Dolly Madison
Ice Cream
$1.40 2 Gal.
we