The Dallas post. (Dallas, Pa.) 19??-200?, October 14, 1949, Image 3

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    Rev. Reinfurt Speaks
To Nesbitt Auxiliary
y Rev. Frederick Reinfurt, pastor
of Dallas Methodist Church proved
an interesting speaker at the meet-
ing of Shavertown Branch, Nes-
bitt Hospital Auxiliary on Friday
afternoon at Trucksvile Fire Hall.
Meeting was in charge of Mrs.
Wesley Himmler. Three new mem-
bers joined the organization,
namely, Mrs. Richard Crompton,
Mrs. Arthur Smith and Mrs. Elmer
Frey. Thirty two members were in
attendance.
: Plans were made for a Card
§ Party to be held Friday evening,
¥ October 21 at 8 p.m, at Trucksville
3 Fire Hall, Mrs. Albert Jordan is
chairman, assisted by Mrs. Theo-
. dore Baker, co-chairman.
ow Members are asked to bring jams
and jellies to the November meet-
ing for distribution to the hospi-
rAGE THREE
—
Stock Up
And Save!
~ DOLLAR SALE
ot - Heinz or Campbell’s Seaside Lima Beans » ul Your Pe ny 3 pO ee
2 Dances And Bingo r k 15%-0z. Choice enoa e Lat amiuol; Uh angy
SRACES Find do. + TOMATO SOUP Franco American Spaghetti 3% CHEESE FOOD
| 5 . No. 2
by Huntsville Recreation Center, Joe 1 0 cans $1 00 Comstock Pie Apples So 8 oz. 2.1b.
bn Levis, peopHistar, is eonduciing a . = No. 2 Pkg. e loaf C
ar farmer danc T - .
| TAT oI &SCO Blue Label Tender Peas ::.: = os
Hy tai idi h ic, S30.
% "The dances are well conducted Farmdale Cut @ B No. 2 cans CHEESE FOOD mi Gc
f and increasingly popular. F dal arm d e u reen eans cans :
[| rms > MI it Jui No.2 AMERICAN CHEESE i= 95¢c |
I eisel o man Poli v 5 0
® charge of parking and Hedle Ere EVAP. MILK Florida Grapefruit Juice cans $1 00
E 1 an efficient manner. 3 y LI ® Domestic sliced he
: nt ie aout, Seen Hershey's Chocolate Syrup ca. Adeorted | SWISS: CHEESE °. XE
| ment and there is never any rough- = u © No. 2 ssorte Princess Z
P news a the Recreation Conte. Florida Tangerine Juice ok As You Wish | OLEOMARGARINE ~~ 2+ 39¢
ment of the Recreation Center
three and a half years ago. Start-
ing this week the Center will con-
duct weekly Sunday night Bingo
Parties for merchandise prizes, The
Center is available every night ex-
cept Saturday and Sunday for pri-
vate parties if desired.
Dallas Outdoor Theatre
¥ Awards Many Prizes
Bakery Department Treats
HEINZ
Baked Beans
With pa or Vegetarian
2 =e
HEINZ
Outstanding Values In Our Meat Department
9
Virginia Lee
ANGEL FOOD
CAKES -- 3%
Perfect With Ice Cream
Sirloin or Porterhouse
STEAKS
Pure Cider pint Cut From Boe uality Western Beef—Taste The Difference Large Orange-Cocoanut
Mrs. Guilda Schultz of East Ply- VINEGAR bottle 13c Q y € LAYER CAKES each 59¢
mouth won a Mixmaster with all White pint 12¢ Small Size, Ready-To-Eat Home-Dressed, Frying
attachments at Dallas Outdoor VINEGAR bottle Whole or Plump 1b. Nat and Cherry
Theatre on Tuesday night, Norman Full Shank Half Tender COFFEE ¢ AKES each 49:
Whiteman of New York City drew \
her lucky number. y HEINZ Acme Grade, Short-Cut, Prime Swift Premium ;
| : 1b. ‘ 1b. Virginia Lee, Fresh :
The awards are made every Tues- RIB ROAST Juicy, he FR AN KS Skinless or hhe each Wi
day and Thursday night to those Tomato Ketchup Tender Sheep Casing APPLE PIES : ]
who purchase tickets for the first
show.
On Thursday night Mrs, Ella Mc-
Connell of Harvey's Lake won an
AM and FM radio. Her number was
drawn by Arthur C. Wheatcroft of
Gordon street, Dallas.
RAISED DONUTS
Plain, Cinnamon or
SUGAR DONUTS
14-oz.
bot.
HEINZ
Baby Foods
Best Center Cuts
Lean and Meaty
7 GC
PORK GHOPS
: . : hi . 1% wr y- .
{i Clare Delong. of South Wilkes: : urs £7c |LIVER SAUSAGE *™ 28¢ | ro oiCe | LUNCHEON MEAT © $129) saver me 10g
Barree won an AM and FM radio. Strained 6 5Tc Country 4 SAUE ' a a No. 10 RAISIN BREAD
N Her Siding by Mr. Mor- Junior 6 jars 8ic SCRAPPLE Style y 1bs. 49¢ ) RKRAUT 1 HEINZ Dill Pickles ehn $1.29
Ri! gan oO allas ar Route. Ih. b 2 ) 19 4 pint S hi Hi Ho Crackers 1b. pkg. 29¢
PRESSED HAM «2x. $1.89 § 2» 19 NDARD OYSTERS =: 69c | Sunshine Hi
Library Book Club HEINZ ro an $1. rote) S18 = Nabisco Ritz Crackers ~~ ™ = 3l¢ |
Nabisco Shredded Wheat 2 "== 3ic
Will Meet Wednesday Chic Noodle Soup Keep a Supply On Hand Buy Now at This Low Price
i Kanana Banana Flakes *~* °** 20¢
Book Club of Back Mountain T Fi h Chicken of the Sea 6-o0z. S B d T k 6 oz. oo
Memorial Library will meet at the 2 cans 3c una IS Green Label cans wanson one ur cy cans Fncappte Sundaeites s % 1%
library on Wednesday afternoon at 2 . Venice aid pag etti Sauce c
2 f informal book discussion. V 8 V hi C k | large S f y R n f 12-0z.
8 + an ping be Mrs. Stanley HEINZ : - egeta e 0C tal cans Wi i S oast ee cans Venice Maid Spaghetti Dinner 2 cany Ye
o Rinehimer, Mrs. A. G. Rutherford, Cooliod ; Venice Maid Meat Balls can ¢
Mrs. Harold Rood, Mrs. Dan Rob- Spaghetti 2 cans 29¢ Your Assorted Your Assorted
inhold, Mrs. J. Franklin Robinson, ' for A " fof % .
! Mrs. ‘Howard Risley, Mrs. Dan Fresh Cucumber ise 29¢ Choice . As You Wish Choice . As You Wish Big Values In
Edwin Raub, Mrs. Pickles Frosted Foods
['S Richards, Mrs.
Frances Quaill, Mrs. Arthur Pruett,
Mrs. Theodore Poad, Mrs, Marshall
More Dollar Specials Save On These Foods
WISE
Ventura Farms—Fordhook
Nunlice, Mrs. Ted Payne, Mrs. Dale SUNSWEET PRUNE JUICE quart NEW PACK APPLE SAUCE No. 2
Parry, Mrs. Kenneth Oliver, Mrs. H bottles cans
Soma Olver, ow. 7. X. Hu Polalo Chips | IDEAL PINEAPPLE PRESERVES voi |IDEAL SAUER KRAUT == LIMA BEANS
i oer. Mio Boers Mrmr Mor we he IDEAL UNPEELED APRICOT (HALVES ‘sx: | STANDARD CUT WAX BEANS pi
i Frank Holm, Mrs, Antoinette ason RED PITTED PIE CHERRIES Ne. | FARMDALE CREAM STYLE CORA To,” 12:02, 32c oY
1SS ni nus, 1SS nna iC - : uality
A sede, Mist Florence Park and Miss VAN CAMPS Your $ Ariosioh Your § Ascii Pkg
5 he Pork and Beans Choice for As You Wish | Choice for As You Wish | Donald Duck—Frozen Fresh
a . : | | 6-0z,
i St. Paul's Society 90 ORANGE JUICE = 97¢c -
§ Holds Hallowe'en Party cans The More You Buy—The More You Save Popular Autumn Foods ;
$1. Dorcas Society of St. Paul's Lyth- TEMT SUNRISE TOMATO JUICE large IDEAL COOKED PUMPK'N large SNOW CROP
N eran Church held a Masquerade IDEAL PURE APRICOT PRESERVES HURLOCK EARLY JUNE PEAS No.3 Famous Frosted Foods
Party on Tuesday evening. Host- jars cans
Stes Wee Edythe Kromelbein and Luncheon Meal IDEAL PURE GRAPE JAM x. G.L.F. PORK AND BEANS No.2 GREEN PEAS 2 pkgs. 49¢
t ackson. 18 :
’ “Tables were attractively decor- Tn 9a, 39 GLENWOOD STRAWBERRY JELLY Shou ROB FORD KIDNEY BEANS No, 2 GREEN BEANS 2 rks. AG¢
"ated with large pumpkins, tallow pkgs.
candles and autumn leaves. Award Your $ Assorted Your $ Assorted CUT CORN 2 : 45¢
y 3 Jor the praitiest costume was won UNDERWOODS Choice for As You Wish | Choice for As You Wish | BABY LIMA BEANS pie: 39¢
I 4 by Florence Woolbert, who Pop v ® ai BROCCOLI SPEARS ie. 31c
iy 1d lady; t original,
| Virgins Biwrds, who vie De Deviled Ham Fresh Fruits and Vegetables RED RASPBERRIES “= 33c
Mae; funniest couple, ats, who 2%-0z. 1 8c S 8 & pkg.
Robertson and Minnie Hontz, who i : \
N ! wore mummers masks. Beautiful, Crisp White Heads START SAVING WITH SNOW CROP FROZEN FOODS’
visi
After the grand march, games
\ were played. A prize was won by
oH Mae Ash with all other prizes
A going to groups. Hope Beisel was
introduced as a new member,
The society donated a gift to
Lutheran World Action and will
serve Dallas District Girl Scout
leaders and committee women in
FREE COUPON! BRING IN TODAY!
1 MINIT
Pie Grust Mix
3-0 -0Z. = 11e
large
head
CAULIFLOWER
Give the Whole Family an Economical Treat From One Head
Fancy, California, Flaming-Red
TOKAY GRAPES 3 A
£ December. They will also purchase LUMMIS
un a new set of altar hangings, Or-
Sars for Xmas cards are now being Peanut Butter when you buy any three packages
taken, Fancy McIntosh Calif. Pascal SNOW CROP Frozen Fruits, Vegetables.
t Those present: Laura Downes, Vir-
: ginia Edwards, Bertha Zimmerman,
Bernice Hill, Betty Jackson, Mar-
garet Robertson, Betty Jean Thom-
Your grocer will deduct 10¢ from the
total price in return for this coupon.
12-oz.
jar
large
bunch
CELERY
Young, Tender
APPLES 4» 25¢c 19c
Redeemable by cuitomer only up offer void in any state or munlcl.
to ond including November 30, pality where prohibited, faxed or
J . 0
! as, Betty Kintzer, Mae Ash, Es- FRED S Finest No. 1 Penna. I 1949. Good only in U. S. This otherwise restr
ther Nicely, Ruth Werkheiser, Mrs. FR ESH SPIN ACH % be
® Frederick Moock Jr., Helen Gosart, Steak Sauce Potatoes 100 Ib. $2 20
Pt Hope Beisel, Edythe Kromelbein, bag u Home-Grown
Mildred Malkemes,
2 = 1
Minnie Hontz, : ail &
Flora Owens, Alice Rudy, Mollie Penna, Blue Label Potatoes Fan 49¢ GABB AGE ol ee 1b. 3c
f a feed, Emaret Franklin, Evelyn Eck. on
STRONGHEART
Nog Food
5 «nn 266
3 Little Kittens KASCY WAXTEX
Cat Food Dog Ration Wax Paper
8-0z. 5-1b. 125-ft.
cans 0 bag roll 1e
BOSGUL
Coffee
on 020
’
Opens Riding Academy SNYDER’S
Jerry Machell has purchased four
Potato Chips
more horses and has opened the
Machell Riding Academy on Mach- gor. 21e
ell Avenue. Horses will be available 3
for weekends and afternoons after