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Mrs. Z, E. Garinger entertained
members of the Dallas District
W. C. T. U. at Butternut Grove,
Lake street on Tuesday.
Mrs. Ann Richards of Plymouth,
former Dallas resident, gave an
interesting talk on Sky Lake Camp.
Mrs. Ernest Fritz of Idetown and
Mrs. Albert Parrish of Dallas were
named as delegates to attend the
W. C. T. U. convention in Phila-
delphia. 4
Next meeting will be a covered
dish luncheon at the home of Mrs.
Grover Anderson.
Present at the meeting were:
Mrs. Elizabeth Hildebrant, Mrs. D.
A. Waters, Mrs. C. A, James, Mrs.
Edith Fiske, Mrs. W. H. Higgins,
Mrs. M. A. Scott, Mrs Mildred
Weidner, Miss Ann Richards, Mrs.
E. R. Parrish, Mrs. Ivy Pethick,
Mrs. H. P. Reilly, Mrs. Harry Brod-
hun, Mrs. Ruth Pethick, Mrs. .C. J.
LaBar, Mrs, Thomas Cease and
Jonathan, Mrs. O, L. Harvey, Mrs.
Dorey Rogers, Mrs. Ernest Fritz,
Mrs .Emory Hadsel, Mrs. W. B.
/ Risley, and the hostess.
Don’t sell your antiques before
calling LEIDINGER'S. Rifles,
Revolvers, Guns, Furniture,
Glass, Silver and Coins. Enm-
tire Estates Bought.
LEIDINGER'’S
117 S. Washington 8t.
Wilkes-Barre, Pa.—Phone 3-8459
Dallas Kiwanis
Sponsors Play
Proceeds To Be Used
For Needy Children
Dallas Kiwanis Club will present
a production by Broadway players
“They Knew What They Wanted”
at Nuangola Theatre, Tuesday eve-
ning, August 23. The play is a
popular comedy. Tickets may be
obtained until Monday from club
members. Support of the project
will enable club members to furn-
ish shoes, boots and other assist-
ance to underpriviliged children of
the Back Mountain area.
Rochester Girl To Wed
Rev. Joseph A. Fiske
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph A. Davis of
Rochester, N. Y., have announced
the engagement of their daughter
Bette to Rev. Joseph A. Fiske, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Fiske of
King street, Dallas.
The wedding will take place the
early part of next month.
Miss Davis is a graduate of Gen-
eseo State Teachers’ College and
has been teaching at the Seneca
School in Rochester. Mr. Fiske
was graduated from Dallas Bor-
ough High School, Wyoming Sem-
inary and Brothers College, Drew
Seminary at Madison, N. J.
Electric Washers
Power Mowers
Garden Tractors
Big Reductions
While Stock Lasts
8-'2Cu. Ft. Deep Freezer
Electric Refrigerators
Deep & Shallow Well Water Pumps
Air Cooled Engines
Vacuum Cleaners
Radio Sets, Electric Clocks, Elec-
tric Grinders, Drills and saws.
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“Everything Electrical”
314 Wyoming Avenue
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Baseball School
Cleveland Baseball Orangization
in cooperation with Wilkes-Barre
Indians will conduct a baseball
try-out school at Artillery Perks
Kingston, today and tomorrow. The {
school will open at 10:30 a. m,
and will be in charge of Bill Nor-
man, Wilkes-Barre manager, and
a number of Cleveland scouts.
Any lad who has not reached
twenty-two who desires a chance to
break into organized ball should
report with the necessary playing
equipment.
Ice Cream Social
Royal Line Class of East Dallas
Methodist Church will sponsor an
ice cream social to be held at the
church on Tuesday evening, Serv-
ing starts at 7.
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Updyke Family Reunion
Held At Wolfe's Grove
The Updyke family reunion was
held Saturday at Wolfe's Grove
with many members in attendance.
Present were: Arthur C. Updyke,
Demunds; Mr. and Mrs, Palmer
Updyke and Julia Updyke, Kunkle;
Mr, and Mrs. Victor Payne and
Susan Jane Payne, Philadelphia;
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Updyke,
Charles Schilling, Gwen and Irene
Prater, Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Tworek, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Up-
dyke, Burl Updyke, Abe Slater,
Rev. and Mrs. Roland Updyke,
Kenneth and Beverly Updyke,
Sweet Valley; Rev. and Mrs. Wor-
den Updyke Jr, and Barbara Up-
dyke, Angola, N. Y.; Rev. and Mrs.
Merritt Updyke, Dorinda and Thel-
ma Jane Updyke, Watertown, N.Y.;
Mrs. Ralph Frantz and Evelyn
Frantz, Shavertown; Mrs, Ella Up-
dyke, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Reilly,
Jack Jr., and Thomas Reilly, Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Updyke, Edward
and Howard Updyke, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Bailey, Courtdale Mr, and
Mrs, George Updyke, Janice Mills
Kingston; Ralph Updyke, Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Miller, Warren, Alice
and Teddy Miller, Courtdale; Mr.
and Mrs. Levi B. Updyke, Mrs.
Dorothy Banta, Diana Banta, Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert Updyke, Bobby
and Jackie Updyke ,Shavertown;
Mr. nd Mrs, Lawrence Updyke,
Bradley and Bonnie Updyke, Dal-
las; Mrs, Dorinda Jones, Robert
Jones, Wilkes-Barre; Mr. and Mrs.
David Youlls, Jackson.
Guernsey Breeders
Field Day and Picnic
Northeastern Pennsylvania
Guernsey Breeders Association will
hold their annual picnic at the
C. F. Goeringer Farm at Lake
Louise, located near Orange, on
Thursday, August 25.
There will be an inspection of
the farm and lunch will be served
at noon. In the afternoon there
will be panel discussions of inter-
est to all dairymen and in addi-
tion there will be judging and
clgssification of cattle of Guernsey
breeding.
All dairymen are invited to at-
tend this picnic whether they are
owners of pure bred cattle or not.
Former Residents
Of Stull
Hold Their Fifteenth Reunion
The 15th reunion of former resi-
dents of Stull was held in Stull’s
Grove on Sunday, August 7. Offi-
cers, president, Albert Stitzer;
vice president, Clayton Austin;
treasurer, Beulah Van Campen;
secretary, Stella Shook. Deaths
which occurred since the last re-
union: Mattie Wilson Oney, An-
drew Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Free-
man Prutzman, Edward Transue,
Mary Blossom Brown, Frank Brit-
ton, Bertha Blossom Derby, Char-
les Derby, Maude Ammerman
and Mrs. Florence Shook.
Present: Mr. | and Mrs. Frank
Ettinger, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin
Clark, Dunmore; Mr. and Mrs, Ar-
thur Kitchen and Mrs. Emma Mec-
Closkey, Mountain Springs; Mr.
and Mrs. John Miller and Mr, and
Mrs. Robert Hager, Lehighton; Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Stitzer, Olive
Thomas Prutzman, Shavertown;
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin J. Adams and
Phyllis Adams, Memphis, Tenn;
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Austin, Mrs,
Elsie Lord and Mr. and Mrs. F. J.
Thompson, Kingston; Mrs. Letitia
Austin, Ray Bidwell, Clayton Aus-
tin, Edna Austin Davenport, Vergie
M. Transue, Forty Fort; Mr, and
Mrs. William H, Sipler, Mr. and
Mrs. Burt Beahm, Pittston; Mr.
and Mrs, Harry Millham, St. Al-
bans, N. Y.; Ruth Hough, Mrs,
Emma Hough, Bloomsburg; Mr.
,and Mrs. William Hough and chil-
dren, Thomas Wilson, Leslie Wil-
son, Berwick; Mr, and Mrs. F, D.
Bogart, Mrs. Hattie Mayne, Mrs.
Julia A. Scott and Mrs. Gertrude
Scott Morgan, Niagara Falls; Mr,
and Mrs. John Hildebrant, Dallas;
Mrs. Isabelle Perrin, Johnson City,
N. Y.; Mrs, Verna Adams and Mrs.
Helen Wilson, Nescopeck, Alfred
Lauderbaugh, Stroudsburg; Charles
Baker, Mt. Rose; Edward Hamed,
Sweet Valley; Mr, and Mrs, A. D.
Adams, Plainfield, N. J.; Mrs. Wil-
liam H. Symon, Princeton; Mrs.
A. M. Biery, Otto A. Biery, Harry
Harlos, Harry Stover, Mr. and Mrs,
Lawrence Wilson, Billy and Bobby
McGowan, Harvey’s®' Lake; Mrs.
Della White, Bridgeton, N. J.; Mrs.
Charles Lowe, Ellen Lowe, Briar
Creek; Mr. and Mrs. John Reese,
and Mrs. Elmer Kerr, Wilkes-
Barre; Mrs. William Coolbaugh,
Mr. and Mrs, Corey Schooley, Mrs.
Charles Thomas, Mrs. Beulah Van
Campen, George Blossom, Wesley
Schenck, Mr. and Mrs. “William
Butler and children, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Weaver and son, Misses
Stella and Jane Shook, Gerdon
Shook, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford
Mansfield and = Janice Mansfield
and Mr, and Mrs. Howard Shook,
Noxen; Bert Schenck, Misses
Martha and Beulah Deater, Stull.
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Ranges at
Lower Prices
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PERSONALIZED
NOVELTIES
Order today—get them in
a week
Come and pick out some
of these items for your
next party or luncheon.
Napkins
Playing Cards
Coasters
Luggage Tags
Key Chains
Stirring Rods
Pencils
DALLAS
5¢ - 10c - $1 STORE
Main Street, Dallas, Pa.
Eugene W. Sick Owner
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STORE TALK
Ed Young has caused a big clatter
in our kitchen department just
lately when he umpacked big ship-
ments of Mirro Alumninum, new
pyrex and tin ware. Ed says his
department has what it takes to
fix up either new brides or the
old timers.
Frigidaire’s new “ColdWall”
Refrigerator with the separ-
ate deep freeze locker, is the
popular number with the
ladies. Frigidaire’s popularity
is proven by the fact that our
deliveries this year will pass
the 100 mark.
Frigidaire Refrigerators, Water
Heaters, Ranges and Automatic
Washers can be bought on easy
payments as low at $8.00 per
month. Why buy an unknown
make when you can own Frigidaire
at the same price.
SHORT STORY—HAPPY ENDING
3 Piece Bathroom set
with Faucets—$139.75
Moores paint is on the March.
The recent price change down to
$4.85 per gallon makes this a
good time to paint. Check paint
prices and you'll find Moores the
best value.
Pumps have changed but the
water problem has not, and
each installation should be
planned and figured accord-
ing to conditions on the spot.
Two things you should know
when you buy a pump—is it
sized right? and can you get
repairs quick ?
There's big business at the ware-
house these days as the farm boys
look over all the items for fall.
Big values today are the Dellinger
Hay Chopper silo filler on rubber
$475.00 and the “General” Tractor
manure spreader on rubber at
$350.00. Stop in and save on your
equipment.
PHONE 5050
Gay-Murray Co.
Tunkhannock, Pa.
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