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daughter and son-in-law, Mr, and
were weekend guests of Mr, and
family, Pioneer avenue will move
- this week
stay at Newfoundland.
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Purely
Personal
Bill Waters, freshman at Kutz-
town State Teachers’ College, spent
the weekend with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs, Dan Waters of Hunts-
ville road.
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Reedy of
Center Hill road moved from their
summer home to their home on
Carey avenue this week.
Mary Dora Scott has been ill at
the home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. D. T. Scott for the past week.
Mr. and Mrs, D. L. Edwards and
family are now occupying their
new home at Huntsville.
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Hutchison of
Overbrook road recently had a nice
vacation visiting the latter's sister
and brother; Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Dodson at Boston and touring the
Mr. and Mrs, Charles S. Hemen-
way of Hillside Farms recently re-
turned from a two weeks’ trip
through New York and Connecticut
where they visited friends and rel-
atives and renewed old acquaint-
ances ‘back home’. Mrs, Hemen-
way says “Never have I seen such
beauty and color in the trees and
For the first time I
beauty of
ennsylvania.”” She has been. con-
fined to her home for the past
week with bronchitis.
Mrs. John Conyngham of Hay-
field Farm left yesterday to spend
the winter in New York City.
Mr, and Mrs, Clyde Mayer of
‘Harvey's Lake have left to spend
the winter at Sarasota, Fla.
Mrs. Melvin Mosier has returned
to her home on Kunkle road after
spending several weeks with her
Mrs. Alan Scattergood of Crescent
Park.
Mr. and Mrs, James Pfeiffer of
Warwick, N. Y. were recent wisi-
tors of Mr, and Mrs, Nelson Whipp
of Church street.
Young Lee Culver who has been
ill for the past year is getting
along nicely at the home of his
grandmother in Kingston. He is
able to be up part of the day now.
Mrs. William Hunt, Spring street,
Shavertown has returned after
spending some time with her dau-
ghter and son-inlaw, Mr, and Mrs. |
Mrs. Clarence Shaver, Sr., Hill-
‘side, N. J., is spending some time
with her son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Shaver Jr,
Harvey's Lake.
Mrs. Laroy Zeigler, Carverton
has returned home after having
been a patient in Nesbitt. Hospital
where she underwent a serious
operation.
Carl Henning, son of Mr, and
Mrs. Stanley Henning, Harris Hill |
suffered a fractured wrist in the
Kingston Township-Tunkhannock
game on Saturday.
Mrs. Daisy Prynn, Carverton had
as weekend guests, Mr, and Mrs. |
Peter Wilson, New Milford.
J. C. Engler, School street,
Shavertown has returned home
after having been a patient in Nes-
bitt Hospital.
Edward Smith, Carverton was
admitted to Mercy Hospital on
Monday evening, where he has
since undergone surgical treatment,
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wilder and
daughter, Darlene, New Milford,
Mrs. Richard Prynn, Carverton.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Faatz and
family spent Sunday as the guests
of Mrs, Kate Moore, Sweet Valley. |
Mr, and Mrs. Edward Loucks and
Sunday to York, Pa. where Mr.
Loucks has accepted a new posi-
tion. The couple will be greatly
missed since they were (fine neigh-
bors.
S 1/c Jack E. Lewis will leave
aboard his ship, the
U. S. S. Roanoke for a month's
Mrs, Raymond Malkemes is still
a patient in General Hospital where
she underwent a major operation
Mrs. William Dierolf is still con-
fined to her home due ‘to illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Gregory and
daughter Peggy, Philadelphia, were
weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs.
George Rice.
Ralph Sands of Carverton is in
Canada purchasing cattle.
SHAVER THEATRE
SHAVERTOWN
FRI-SAT.
‘You're My Everything’
in technicolor with Dan Dailey,
Ann Baxter
Cartoon — News
Saturday Matinee, 2 P.M.
MON.-TUES.
“Sand”
in technicolor with
Mark Stevens, Coleen Gray
+ + Comedy — Cartoon
WED.-THUR.
“House of Strangers”
with Susan Hayward,
= Richard Conte
Cartoon
Miss Jane Weiss Becomes
Bride Of Charles C. Mekeel
Mr. and Mrs. Homer W. Weiss of
Dallas road, Lehman, announce the
marriage of their daughter, Jane
to Charles C. Mekeel of Dallas, son
of Mr. and Mrs, Harry Mekeel of
Pittsburgh, The ceremony was per-
formed by Elder John Hoffman in
the Seventh Day Adventist Church,
Kingston, Sunday, October 23 at 2
o'clock.
The bride given in marriage by
her father, wore white taffeta gown
made with fitted bodice, sweetheart
neckline and full skirt entrain.
Her fingertip veil of illusion fell
from a crown of orange blossoms
and she carried a bouquet of white
pompons and roses.
Mrs. Murial Siegel, cousin of the
bride, was matron of honor and
Mrs, Miriam Rice, bridesmaid. Mrs.
Siegel chose rose taffeta with
matching headdress and carried
white pompons and pink carna-
tions, and Mrs. Rice, powder blue
satin with white pompons and pink
carnations. Rita Ruth Rice, niece
of the bridegroom, was flower girl,
She wore pink and blue chiffon
frock and carried a basket of white
pompons.
Mrs, Weiss, mother of the bride,
selected black crepe dress trimmed
with cut steel beads and matching
accessories. Her shoulder bouquet
was of fuchsia pompons., Mrs. Me-
keel, mother of the bridegroom,
wore beige gaberdine suit with yel-
low pompons.
Best man was August Siegel,
cousin of the bride and ushers,
Howard Rice, Walter Mekeel, and
Wesley Piatt,
Following the ceremony, a recep-
tion was held at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Wesley F, Piatt, St. Mary's
Street, Wilkes-Barre, and the
couple left for Niagara Falls,
Mrs. Mekeel is a graduate of
Lehman High School and. attended
Washington, Mississippi, College.
Mr, Mekeel is a graduate of Pitts-
bugh High School and spent four
years in the service during World
War 2. He is assistant manager of
Orchard Farm Dairy.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Rice, Hosts
To Kiwanians At Barn Party
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Rice en-|Hess, Mrs, Gary Cupples and Mrs,
tertained members of Dallas Ki- | Harold Smith.
wanis Women's Club and their hus-
Present were: Mr, and Mrs, Fred-
bands and guests at a Hallowe'en ric Anderson, Mr, and Mrs, Sher-
party on Saturday evening, at Or- | man Harter, Mr.
and Mrs. Gary
chard Farm, Hallowe'en decorations | Cuppels, Mr. and Mrs, Harold Dix-
transformed the large barn into a {on Jr.,, Mr. and Mrs, Roy Troxell,
gala scene where guests enjoyed Mr. and Mrs, Charles Smith, Mr,
farmer dancing with music fur-
nished by Howard Ide.
A grand march opened the even-
ing’s festivities with prizes awarded
the following entrants: Mrs. How-
ard Ide, most original; Herbert
Griesing, funniest; Mrs. Gary Cup-
ples, prettiest, Door prize was won
by Charles Smith and prize for the
cake walk was awarded to Mrs.
Leroy Troxell.
refreshments were served.
charge of the affair were Mrs. Ken
Rice, chairman; Mrs, Harold Dixon,
Mrs. Sherman Harter, Mrs.
Miss Emma Ruth Shaver has ac-
cepted a position in Niagara Falls
and has taken up residence there.
Mr. and Mrs. George Wright and
daughter Emma Jean, Easton were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. James
Sands, Carverton on Sunday.
Mrs. Edith Davis and Mrs, Fran-
cis Dougherty entertained members
of the Ladies’ Auxiliary of St.
Paul's Lutheran Church on Wed-
nesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. George Rice, Or-
chard Farms are attending the
State Grange Convention at Kane,
Pa., this week.
Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Andrew,
Terrace Drive, Shavertown, spent
the weekend in Allentown where
they attended the Rabbit and Cavy
Breeders Convention and Show.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Rice, Or-
chard Farms had -as weekend
guests, Mr, and Mrs. Harry McKeel
and children, JoAnn, Roxie, Patsy
and Judy, Turtle Creek, Pa.; Mr,
and Mrs. Howard Rice and daugh-:
ter Jerry, Jersey Shore; and Mr,
and Mrs. Paul Walters and chil-
dren, Tommy and Carol Ann, Ber-
lin, Conn. \
Junior Boys’ and Girls’ Choirs
of Trucksville held a wiener roast
at the parsonage recently with
| twenty-six in attendance. Rev.
Webster and Al Camp were in
charge. The boys and girls had a
fine time.
Mr, and Mrs. John Murphy of
Bloomsburg have moved into the
house on Saginaw street built by
Harold Taylor.
Doc. and Mrs, Travis of Strouds-
burg and Lake Carey have bought
and moved into the former Langan
home at Goss Manor.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schooley Jr.
and family expect to remain at
their summer home at East Orange
until the first of the year. Harry
Jr, is taking a refresher course at
University of Pennsylvania,
HIMMLER
THEATRE
Dallas, Pa.
FRIDAY and ‘SATURDAY
“A Girl From Jones’
Beach”
Donald Reagan
MONDAY and TUESDAY
“The Fountain Head”
Gary Cooper
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
“Canadian Pacific”
Randolph Scott and Jane Wyatt
and Mrs.
Mrs.
Jack Loucks, Mr, and
David Joseph, Mr. and Mrs,
' Howard Rice, Mr. and Mrs, Ted Ben-
nett, Mr, and Mrs. Homer Allen,
' Mr, and Harold Smith, Mr, and Mrs.
- Hess,
Herbert Griesing, Mr. and Mrs, Earl
Mr .and Mrs. George Rice,
Mr, and Mrs. Howard Ide, Mr. and
Mrs. Oscar Gregory, Peggy and
' Bonnie, Mr, and Mrs, Harry Mekeel,
{ Joanne, Roxie, Patsy, Judy, Mr. and
Following the evening’s program ' Mrs. Clifford Zimmerman, Raymond
In | Kuhnert,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Faust, Mr, and Mrs. Carl Miers, Mr,
and Mrs, David Dixon, Bud Kasava,
Earl Rosalie Tanesky.
Mrs. Z. R. Howell has returned
from a three week motor trip vis-
iting friends and relatives in Min-
eola, Bayside and Long Island City
on Long Island and at Tarrytown
and Kingston on the Hudson, and
returning through the Catskill
Mountains.
Clifford and Marjorie Howell will
spend this week end with their
mother, bringing as their guest Mrs,
Margaret Welden of Mineola.
Mrs, Willard Durbin entertained
her luncheon bridge club on Wed-
nesday. Present were Mesdames Z.
R. Howell, Lewis Evans, Walter
Cook, Frank Garris, James Martin,
Paul Eckert, Howard Appleton, Ced-
rick Griffith and the hostess,
Mr, and Mrs. Clyde Cooper of
Lehman Avenue spent the week-
end in Pottsville as the guests of
the latter's sister and brother-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs, E. P. Whitby
who were celebrating their twenty-
fifth wedding anniversary,
For Your
FALL CLEANING
call
HECK’S
Dry Cleaning
H. L. 4256
Mrs. Clinton Henry Is
Honored On Birthday
Mrs. Clinton B. Henry was guest
of honor at a surprise tea party
held at Crowe Nursing Home, Can-
ton, Pa., recently to help her cele-
brate her birthday anniversary. At-
tending from Sayre were Mrs, J.
T. Mead, Mrs. Edna H. Manley,
Mrs. E. J. Ashley, Mrs. Howard
Henry, Mrs. Wilson Robinson, Mrs.
C. May Johnston, Mrs, Dora Ward
and the guest of honor.
Mrs. Henry is a former Shaver-
town resident and has a good many
friends Back of the Mountain.
Celebrate Birthdays
With Family Party
Mrs. Daisy Prynn and her grand-
son, Jerry Long, Carverton, cele-
brated joint birthdays with a fam-
ily party on Sunday. Two large
birthday cakes formed the festive
center piece. They received many
lovely gifts.
Present were Mr. and Mrs.
Chester Culver, Huntingdon Mills;
Mr. and Mrs, Earl Bellas and dau-
ghter, Janice, Fernbrook; Mrs.
Stephen Welitchko and daughter,
' Nancy, East Dallas; Mr, and Mrs.
Robert Williams, Trucksville; Mr.
and Mrs. Peter Wilson, Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Wilder and daughter,
Darlene, New Milford; Mr. and
Mrs. Chester Glahn and children,
David and Marjorie Elaine, Mr.
and Mrs, Richard Prynn and son
Dale, Mrs. Adeline Long, Jerry
Long and Mrs. Daisy Prynn, all of
Carverton.
Mrs. Robert Welsh Is
Honored At Shower
Mrs. Joseph Ide entertained at
a stork shower honoring Mrs. Rob-
ert Welsh at the home of Mrs.
Preston Swan, Idetown, Saturday.
Guest of honor received a number
of lovely gifts.
Present were: Mrs. Ralph Hess,
Mrs. Kenneth Swan, Mrs, Bruce
Spencer, Mrs. Harold Gray, Mrs.
John Race, Mrs. Carlton Swan,
Mrs. Leonard Shalanski, Mrs. Wil-
liam Casterline, Mrs. Willard Crisp-
ell, Mrs. Ralph Welsh, Mrs. A. A,
Neely, Mrs. Preston Swan, Mrs.
Aldon Kupsas, Mrs, Elwood Spen-
cer of Wilkes-Barre; Mrs. Thomas
Sherwood, Miss Esther Sherwood,
Miss Margaret Sherwood of Nanti-
coke: Mrs, Frank Gosart of Wil-
liamsport; Shirley Welsh, Shirley
Campbell, Janet Brown, Lois Gar-
inger, Ethel Ide, Ruth Williams,
Mrs. Welsh and Mrs, Ide.
Donnie Davis, Guest
On First Birthday
Donnie Davis, young son of Mr.
and Mrs, Donald Davis of Tunk-
hannock, former Shavertown resi-
dents, celebrated his first birth-
day anniversary with a party last
Tuesday, October 18. Guests were
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Case, Mr.
and Mrs. Stanley Davis, his grand-
parents, Uncle Richard Case, Stan-
ley Davis, Mrs. James Shepherd,
Mr. and Mrs. Rees Jones of Kings-
ton and Miss Mary Walters of
Wilkes-Barre.
FEN?
® When should you
look for the emblem
pictured below? When-
ever you hold in your
hand a prescription
important enough to
warrant the careful
compounding of fresh,
potent drugs.
Yes, you'll find that
emblem on our win-
dows and in or Pre-
scription Department!
Earl’s Drug Store
Main Highway
Trucksville, Pa.
Telephone 110
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ever done.” N, Y. Times.
Sandy Beach Drive-In Theatre
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
“Rachel and the Stranger”
Starring Loretta Young, William Holden and Robert Mitchum
SUNDAY ONLY
“Treasure of Sierra Madre”
One of the “best” things from Hollywood since it learned to
Starring Humphrey Bogart.
NOTE A
For the remaining part of the season we will be open
every FRIDAY, SATURDAY and SUNDAY
Watch for Our Hit Pictures Each Week
Show time—7:00 and 9:00 p.m.
Children Under 12 Admitted Free
“His best performance he’s
Miss Dorothy Mitchell Is Wed
To Edwin A. Wright On Saturday
Miss Dorothy Mitchell, daugh-
ter of Benjamin Mitchell, Sha-
vertown, became the bride of
Edwin A. Wright, son of Mr.
and ‘Mrs. Randolph Wright of Leh-
man on Saturday afternoon in Sha-
vertown Methodist Church.
Rev. Howard Harrison performed
the ceremony before an altar
banked with white carnations, Or-
ganist was Miss Kathryn Powell
and soloist was Mrs, Ben Jenkins,
The bride who was given in mar-
riage by her father was attired in
a white satin gown, fashioned with
fitted bodice embroidered with
silver beads, sweetheart neckline
trimmed with chantilly lace and
skirt ending in a full train. Her
veil of chantilly lace was attached
to a fitted satin crown. She wore
a string of pearls, the gift of the
bridegroom, and carried a white
Bible to which was attached a clus-
ter of white roses with satin
streamers.
Maid of honor was Janet Wright,
sister of the bridegroom, who wore
aqua satin gown made in colonial
fashion with V-neckline and hoop
skirt, She wore matching mitts and
carried a colonial bouquet of red
roses.
Miss Ann Hall was attired in pink
satin gown with matching mitts,
Her bouquet was of pink roses.
Both attendants wore satin bonnets
tied with satin ribbon and trimmed
with ostrich plumes.
Best man was Edwin Stolarick,
Lehman and ushers were Dale
Wright and Floyd Rice.
Mrs. Wesley Mitchell, the bride’s
aunt, wore green gown with black
hat and accessories and yellow
roses.
Following the ceremony, a recep-
tion was held at the home of the
bride. The couple left for a honey-
moon to New York State and will
reside at Lehman upon their re-
turn.
Out of town guests included Mr,
and Mrs, Beath Sutliff, Detroit,
Mich.,, and Mr. and Mrs. Willard
Griffith, Syracuse, N.Y.
Bride is a graduate of Kingston
Township High School. Mr, Wright
is a graduate of Lehman High
School and is associated in business
with his father.
Kirst Last Always
: Quality
PLUS
2 Day Service
Right on Your Way to Town
O’'MALIA LAUNDRY CO.
On the Harvey’s Lake Highway
Mr. and Mrs. John Wysick have
sold their property on East Center
Street, Shavertown. They will store
their furniture and in the near
future, leave in their trailer for
Florida. '
DALLAS
OUTDOOR THEATRE
Route 309—Above Dallas
Two Shows Starting At
7:15 and 9:15
Children under 12 admitted free
and automobiles admitted free
FRIDAY
“Where do We go From
' Here”
In technicolor starring
Fred MacMurry, Joan Leslie,
and June Haver.
SATURDAY
“If Pm Lucky”
A 20th Century Picture Starring
Perry Como, Vivian Blaine,
Harry James, Carmen Miranda
SUNDAY and MONDAY
“And Then There Were
None”
One by one . .
them down . .
. murder struck
. to the terrifying
tune of a nursery rhyme.
Staring Barry Fitzgerald,
Walter Huston, Lois Hayword
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
“High Conquest”
A heart chilling adventure on
the edge of the world, Starring
Anna Lee, Gilbert Roland and
Warren Douglas
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
“The Magnificent
Brute”
He beat up everybody in town
. until a frail blonde slapped
him down.
Victor McLaglen, Binne Barnes
and Jean Dixon.
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