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Care of Cemetery Is
Summer Project of MYF
M.Y.F. of Trucksville Methodist
Church did a fine job this summer
cutting and taking care of the old
cemetery near the Little White
Church on the Hill and resetting
the monuments, They were direct-
ed by Miss Doris Henning.
Inspired by their hard work and
enthusiasm, township supervisors
are now leveling the section. Any
one wishing to have a share in
this worthwhile project, should
contact Rev, Robert Webster.
PRESSING CIDER
Tuesday and Saturday
"HARDISKY Bros.
Lehman, Pa.
DRAPES
CURTAINS
SLIP COVERS
Dry Cleaned
BY
HECK’S
Dry Cleaning
H. L. 4256
Silver Leaf Club
Members of the Silver Leaf Club
of Kunkle met at the Fire Hall
Tuesday evening. Serving were
Mrs. Ralph Hess, Mrs. Ralph Els-
ton and Mrs. Owen Ide, Others
present: Mrs. Gideon Miller, Mrs,
Alan Brace, Mrs, William Brace,
Mrs. Anna Weaver, Mrs, Forrest
Kunkle, Mrs, Florence Klimeck,
Mrs. Frank Hess, Mrs. Russell
Transue, Mrs. Dan Meeker, Mrs.
Ralph Ashburner and Mrs, Fred
Dodson.
New Drive Way
Dale Parry has completed con-
struction of a new hard surface
drive way at Back Mountain Mem-
orial Library.
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
Brighten Your Home With
Our Decorative Flowers
DALLAS
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Main Street, Dallas, Pa.
Eugene W. Sick Owner
DOOR PRIZES
OCTOBE
FIRE HOUS
Carverton Road
BINGO
Benefit
TRUCKSVILLE VOLUNTEER FIRE COMPANY
SATURDAY NIGHT
: ais Starting at 8
Ladies Auxiliary Will Serve Refreshments
AWARDS
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Trucksville
Phone 337-R-49
KUNKLE, PA.
A product of TIOGA MILLS INC!
Feed for Top MILK and BUTTER FAT Production
DEVENS MILLING COMPANY
A. C. DEVENS, Owner
A TIOGA
PRODUCT
Phone 200
DALLAS, PA.
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THE POST, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1949
Club Entertains
Softball Team
Rev. Robert Webster
Acts Bs Toastmaster
Men's Club of Trucksville Metho-
dist Church entertained members
of the church softball team at a
baked ham supper Monday night.
Rev. Robert Webster was toast-
master. Burton Owen and Harry
Long spoke on behalf of the team.
Song leader was Sam Davis, with
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Priving to Wilkes-Barre?
MAKE A NOTE TO STOP AT THE
Master Garment Cleaners
DRIVE-IN-DRY-CLEANING SERVICE
ALONG THE HARVEY'S LAKE HIGHWAY IN LUZERNE
(Across from the Luzerne Lumber Company)
In order to get acquainted we will give valuable gifts, as long
as they last, with every 95¢ order or more. Get
yours today. They are really nice.
Master Garment Cleaners
DRIVE-IN-DRY-CLEANING SERVICE
Harvey's Lake Highway, Luzerne
Wilma, Hess as pianist. The speak-
er, Robert Haimes was introduced
by Asher Weiss.
The following attended: Charles !
Durdon, Howard Ide, Byron Ide,
Clifford Johnson, Thomas Cleasby,
Bruce Cleasby, George Parry, Fred
Case, Glen Case, Donald Case, Ar-
chie Woolbert, Elmer Jones, Don-
ald Anderson, Burton Owen, Her-
| bert Webster, George Shaver, Sr.,
Morris Lloyd, Fred Greenley, Fran-
cis McCarty, Sheldon Rice, Herbert
Jenkins, William Shoemaker, Ira
Hoover, Asher Weiss, Harry Long,
Bob Shoemaker, Rev, Robert Web-
ster, Robert Haimes, Raymond
Hoover, Oran Jenkins, Clinton
Smith, W, Casterline, David School-
ey, Sam Dilcer, Sam Dilcer, Jr,
Wallace Perrin, George Owen, Dor-
man Schooley, Harry Brodhun, By-
ron Shortz, William Clewell, Low-
ther Brown, Nelson Houghwout, J.
S. Houghwout, Levi Crews, William
Evans, Alfred Webster, Sr., S. D.
Finney, C. S. Hemenway, Warren
Sutton, Chester Fox, Van Robin-
son, Warren Cease, Bruce Long,
Herbert DeWitt, Sam Davis and
Wilma Hess.
EAT HONEY
For Goodness Sake Eat
Edgewood Honey
Sold At
HISLOP'S MARKET
Dallas
Wm. H. Evans
EDGEWOOD APIARY
Idetown 3209
In Luzerne it’s CHUKINAS
for photography
Candid Wedding Albums are
Our Specialty
CHUKINAS
PHOTO SHOP
5 Buckingham Avenue
LUZERNE, PA,
Phone:
7-9100, Shop—7-8735, Residence
VV VV VV VV Vee
DON'T WORRY, BUDDY,
JUST GIVE HER A
GIFT
FROM
HENRY'S
“He’s your local
Jeweler”
When you're in, join our
Jewelry and Merchandise
Club.
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STRICTLY BUSINESS
? by McFeatters
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“IMaturally you don’t have to agree with my cpinion,
Meekle—you can resign!”
With Gavy's Market
William E, Davis is in charge of
the grocery and produce end of
Gavy’s Market which recently op-
ened in the Texaco Building at
Center street and Main Highway,
Shavertown,
Mr. Davis has had twenty-two
years experience in the grocery
business as a manager both for
American Stores Company and A.
& P.
He served four years with the
army and was discharged as a First
Lieutenant. He is superintendent of
the Sunday School of Shavertown
Methodist Church and a member
of the official board.
His wife is the former Verna
Morgan. They have two daughters,
PTA Committee
Meets At Lehman
The Lehman-Jackson P.T.A. ex-
ecutive committee met at the high
school last Monday evening,
Chairmen and committee mem-
bers present were:
Mr, and Mrs, Edward Kent, Carl
Stainbrook, Mrs. F. Davenport, Mrs.
Edwin Kern, Laing Coolbaugh, Miss
Hannah Culp, Mrs. Frances Per-
rego, Gordon James, L. B., Squier,
Miss Estelle O'Donnell.
A varied and interesting series
of programs were worked out for
the year with a central theme,
“Conservation”,
The program for the first gen-
eral meeting will be published
shortly.
Plans were made to have this
years’ membership drive extend
from September 26: to October 17.
Ways and Means Committee will
hold a Bake Sale at the high
school on the evening of the first
general meeting, Monday evening,
October 10.
P.T.A. officers for the 1949-50
term are:
President, Laing Coolbaugh; vice
president, Gordon James; Secre-
tary, Miss Jule Bartley; Treasurer,
Miss Hannah Culp; Program, Mrs.
Frances Perrego; Hospitality, Mrs.
Beulah Sutten; Ways & Means,
Mrs, Frances Davenport; Research
& Survey, Arthur Ehret; Publicity,
Miss Estelle O'Donnell; Supervising
Principal, Lester B, Squier,
HARVEY'S LAKE
Mrs. Kate Shultz and brother
Elijah Cromley have returned home
after ‘spending ten days with
friends and relatives at Williams-
port and Danville.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Leas of
Washington D.C. and Mrs. Frank
Cuddy of Philadelphia spent a
week with Mr. Amos Kitchen.
Mr, and Mrs. Donald Smith at-
tended .the Penn State football
game at State College on Satur-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Armitage,
Jessie Armitage and Billy Javer
spent Sunday at Bloomsburg.
DRESS CLUB
NOW BEING ORGANIZED
$1.00 Per Week
20 Weeks
A Winner Every Week
JOIN NOW
The
Grace T. Cave
Shop
= Phone 354
36 Main Street
DALLAS; PA.
Hallowe'en Dance
Trucksville Fireman's Auxiliary
will hold its ninth annual Hallo-
we'en party and dance in the
Kingston Township High School,
Friday, October 28 at 8 o'clock.
The Grand March will start
promptly at 8:15. Prizes will be
awarded to those masked. There
will be square and modern danc-
ing,
Supper and Bazaar
Kunkle W.S.C.S, will sponsor a
supper and bazaar in the Com-
munity Hall, Thursday, October 27,
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH
NOTES
The Catechetical Class of St.
Paul's Lutheran Church will begin
on Saturday, October 8 at 9 a.m.
Confirmation will take place May
28, 1950. Contact Rev. Moock so
that he may learn the names of
those of confirmation age.
Rev, Frederick Moock, Jr., pastor
of St. Paul’s Lutheran Church will
be one of the teachers for the
Lutheran Leadership School to be
held at St. John’s Church, Wilkes-
Barre from September 26 to Octo-
ber 31. His subject will be “Evan-
gelism”’,
Classes will be held every Mon-
day evening.
Ladies Auxiliary of S& Paul's
Lutheran Church will hold a Rum-
mage Sale in Luzerne October 3,
4, and 5. Committee is comprised of
Mrs. John Malkemes, Mrs. R, J.
W. Templin and Mrs, Willard Lozo.
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church will
hold two services Sunday in con-
nection with World Wide Commun-
ion Sunday. The first will be held
at 11 a.m, when the sermon sub-
ject will be “To Rome or Christ”.
The second, for those who are un-
‘able to attend the morning ser-
vice, will be held at 8 p.m. The
sermon, one of a series on “What
Every Church Member Should
Know” will be on the subject, “The
Holy Scripture”.
Luther League will meet at 7 p.m.
All teen-agers are welcome,
Supper at Meeker
W.S.C.S. of Meeker Methodist
Church will serve a chicken supper
with all trimmings, including home-
made ice cream on Tuesday even-
ing. Serving will start at 5:30.
Comittee in charge: Mrs, John
Hidebrant, Mrs, Lloyd Rogers, Mrs.
Marvin King, Mrs. Minnie Reb-
ennack, Mrs, Pauline Slocum, Mrs.
Russell Ide.
Proceeds will go toward a new
carpet for the church.
PAGE SEVEN
Church Workers
To Meet Here
Dallas Church Host
In Late October
During the month of October,
the Wyoming Conference (Metho-
dist Church) will sponsor a series
of Sub-District Workers’ Confer-
ences for all Church School officers
and teachers in all of the Sub-
Districts of the Conference. Twenty
of these will be held in the Con-
ference, The meeting for the Back
Mountain Area will be held at Dal-
las on Friday, October 28.
The main emphasis will be to
show the part that the Church
School will play in Methodism’s
four year program known as “The
Advance for Christ and His
Church”.
The meetings will all start at
8:00 in the evening with devotions
led by the host Pastor. The District
Superintendent of the District and
the Executive Secretary of the Wy-
oming Conference Board of Edu-
cation will each give addresses.
Following these addresses will be
group of meetings. The District
Superintendent will meet with the
Pastors; the Executive Secretary of
the Conference Board of Educa-
tion will meet with the General
Superintendents of the Church
Schools and the Sub-District Direc-
tors will meet with the Children’s,
Youth, and Adult Workers.
In the early days Washington
County was recognized as a pros-
perous agricultural county. —PNS.
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NAT'L BANK WILKES-BARRE
“Pocono”.
To My Friends and Neighbors
of the Back Mountain Area. ..
It is with deep pride and humble gratitude that I am privileged to announce
to you the plans for the World Premiere Showing of the motion picture,
The time; week starting October 7,—the place; Irem Temple
Theatre on North Franklin Street, Wilkes-Barre; the sponsor; Junior Cham-
ber of Commerce of Wyoming’ Valley.
My gratitude stems from the fact that you, my ‘neighbors, helped to make
this picture possible. Your cooperation has been inspirational. The willing-
ness to give your time, as well as the use of your homes, facilities and treas-
ured possessions have all contributed immeasurably in making this film a
living, breathing thing of beauty which, I believe, will not only be remem-
bered by all who see it but will reach to the hearts of all America where
ever it is shown. I hope it will also carry the message of clean, wholesome
living which so typifies our environment here in the Back Mountain.
The making of “Pocono” has been a long, arduous task embracing three years
of painstaking production. This World Premiere Showing is the supreme
formances.
Re LIR A HEART
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FRIDAY NIGHT at 8:30 P.M.; ONE PERFORMANCE ONLY
Tickets on sale Monday at Irem Temple Box Office from 9:00 AM. to 5:30
PM. An elaborate ceremony is planned in connection with this performance.
Ticket sale will be limited to seating capacity. Members of the cast, Broadway
celebrities and government officials will participate in this gala event.
Sincerely,
test which the product of this effort must pass. “Pocono” must entertain, it
must please, it must impress its audience to the extent that it will be recom-
mended to others. You will sit as judge and jurors at its trial. The few who
have seen it are singing its praises but you must judge for yourself. “Pocono”
is in fact the most pretentious feature length movie ever attempted in 16mm
Kodachrome and was produced without the benefit of Hollywood studio
facilities, It will be shown on a full size theatre screen offering 90 minutes
of music, laughter and tears in all the glorious colors of the Back Mountain
scene through spring, summer, autumn and winter. It has an absorbing story
built around the lives of real people and the many local residents appearing in
supporting roles will surprise you with the professional quality of their per-
The great Irem Horse Show of 1948 and thousands of the
people attending will be seen in an exciting sequence of the story. We again
say thanks for your aid in making “Pocono”. We hope you'll like what you
see and that you will urge your friends and neighbors to attend.
Joe E. Elicker
Pioneer Ave.,
Ticket and Theatre Policy for
the World Premiere Showing of
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IREM TEMPLE
N. FRANKLIN ST. W-BARRE
ONE WEEK STARTING
FRIDAY, OCTOBER!7.
ALL SEATS RESERVED—ADMISSION $2.50, inc, tax.
STARTING SATURDAY. SHOWS CONTINUOUS. { P.M. to (| P.M.
Irem Temple will be operated on same basis as Wilkes-Barre City Theatres with
no reserved seats and continuous performances from 1 PM. to 11 PM. daily
including Sunday. Adult admission 65c inc. tax from 1 to 6 p.m. and $1.00
inc. tax after 6 p.m. Children’s admission, Mat. 33c inc. tax; night 55¢c inc. tax.
General admission tickets will be on sale in many stores throughout Wyoming
Valley in advance. —
NO SEATS RESERVED. COME EARLY. AVOID STANDING
Don’t Forget . . . We'll be looking for you opening night!
IF YOU CAN'T GET TICKETS COME DOWN ANYWAY and SHARE IN THE EXCITEMENT