"THE POST,
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1949
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ersonal
hbnd Mrs. Marvin Briggs of
anor spent the weekend as
‘of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lam-
f Hazleton.
Sue Sutton, student at
field State Teachers’ College,
hter of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar
n, Carverton will arrive this
to spend the holiday with
parents. :
ir. and Mrs. Donald Harris,
.vertown and Mr, and Mrs.
de Cooper, Dallas spent last Sat-
day in Phifadelphia where they
essed tHe Penn-Army game.
ldred Shaver, school die-
Hillside, N. J., is ill. Her
C. E. Shaver, Jr., Harvey's
hs made several trips to
sey to see her.
Hauck, student at Penn
ollege, will spend Thanks-
H. Hauck of Norton avenue.
i
er and son-in-law, Mr. and
\Frank Vollnath, Rochester,
Seaton meh og
Owen of New Jersey is
some time with his
d sister, Mrs, Laura
Ress Grant, Shaver
wn. A
are’ confined to
puematic fever,
ol student, Alice
bther is a high
bnna Mae Labar.
tard would bring
Pp both invalids.
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Mrs. Frank Werner,
enue extend their sym-
"the death of her mother,
liam Sugden, Wilkes-Barre.
bsden who had been in ill
br some time passed away
7ard Smith, Carverton has re-
after having been a patient
cy Hospital.
el Shaver, owner of Shaver
e spent Monday in Philadel-
n a business trip.
r. and Mrs, Richard Prynn and
will spend Thanksgiving
Rena Mann, Wilkes-
Zeigler, Carverton re-
“condition at
*Nspital, Phila-
Trucksville is still
condition at Mercy
Phot is ill at his home
le with a heart condi-
jd Mrs. Richard Phillips of
Street spent the weekend
Helphia.
Claire Griesing, member of
hman class of Bloomsburg
achers’ College, will spend
aksgiving weekend with
s Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
franklin street, Mr. and
Hickey of Bloomsburg
ay with the Griesings.
bhell Hoover is ill at her
Ridge street. Her daugh-
ington D. C. spent sev-
week with her here.
vk
Bory has returned to
Mill Street after sub-
BWP" an operation at Nesbitt
bital
S. G. L. Howell of Carverton
will spend the Thanksgiving
d with her daughter and
law, Mr, and Mrs. Newton
at Kunkletown.
s. David Williams and
avid of Overbrook av-
Mrs. Robert Williams
- and Eleanor Ann
} end Mr. and Mrs.
ns, Jr. of Wilkes-
fig ir guests of Mr.
ter Williams Sr. of
, Wilkes-Barre.
; Rutigriord returned
0 her home on Machell avenue
Thursday morning after submitting
to an operation at Nesbitt Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Robinson of
West Dallas will have as Thanks-
liam Trigg of Wilkes-Barre,
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SHAVER TEE
SHAVERTOWN
FRI-SAT.
| “Come to the Stfble”
Loretta Young, C.p$olm
+. News and Cartgpon
Saturday Matifnee
“0
panishky Trail”
Roy Rgergsand Trigger
Sponsored by Trucksville PTA
MON.-TUES.
“Look For the Silver
Lining”
| June Haver and Ray Bolger
ei Cartoon
‘'WED.-THUR.
‘Lady Gambles”
' Barbara Stanwyck,
Robert Preston
jn and News |
Ralph Rood has been ill at} tr Demunds road
e on Lehman avenue this|yi.th of a baby boy, James J. Sep-
Daisy Prynn, Carverton will| iyo.
hs Thanksgiving guests her|gpecht is the former Mary Eipper.
. giving guest the latter’s uncle, Wil-
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GLORIA ROSE DOLBEAR
WINS SIXTH PRIZE
IN NATIONAL CONTEST
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dol-
bear of Overbrook road re-
ceived word this week that
their four year old Gloria Rose
had won sixth place in a na-
tional “Cutest Kid Search”
sponsored by the thirty three
Berthold Studios. The local
branch studio alone had sub-
mitted 1,200 children’s pic-
tures. The award is twenty-
five dollars in merchandise.
The announcement came as
a complete surprise to the
Dolbears who knew } nothing
about the contest. They had
taken Gloria to the /studio_.ih
August when the temperature
was a hundred and five and
had hot-footed it back to the
cool country air without much
visiting. !
ith his parents, Mr. and James J. Knecht
Mr. and Mrs. James J. Knecht
announce the
tember 28. The Knechts have an-
child, Mary Alice. Mrs.
Mrs. William Wilson Is
Hostess to Bible Class
Mrs. William Wilson entertained
members of the Franklin Bible
Class at her home on Franklin
street Thursday. Present were: Mrs,
Daniel Brown, Mrs, William Hig-
gins, Mrs. Emma Franklin, Mrs.
Anna Kinsman, Mrs. Edith Fiske,
Mrs. M. A. Scott, Mrs. C. S. Hil-
debrant, Mrs, O. L. Harvey, Mrs.
Albert Root, Mrs. Otis Skelding,
Mrs, Albert Parrish, Mrs. Rachel
Hoover, Mrs. Gordon Hadsel, Mrs.
W. B. Risley, Miss Bertha Hutson,
Mrs. Cornell Smith, Mrs. Dorey
Rogers, ‘Mrs, Robert Moore, Miss
Gertrude Wilson and the hostess.
Mrs. Margaret Hildebrant of Nor-
ton avenue left Saturday for Media,
Pa., to spend the Thanksgiving
week with her son and daughter-in-
law and family, Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Thomas.
Mr. and Mrs, Alfred R. Root had
as weekend guests their nephews
and niece, Raymond, George and
Bonnie Bechtold of Harding. The
Roots will spend Thanksgiving in
Stroudsburg.
Mr. and Mrs, Homer Moyer spent
last weekend in Bethlehem with
Mr. and Mrs. Machell Hildebrant.
have as guests over Thanksgiving,
children Patricia Lynn and Byron
Marjorie Creasy of Philadelphia.
and Mrs,
Delta Tau Delta Fraternity.
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Booth and Hughes homes.
family will
with Dave's parents, Mr. and Mrs
Ben Jenkins of Wilkes-Barre.
dent at Pembroke College, and Mr
holiday weekend in Quincy.
sold their home
moved to Parrish street.
East. Dallas attended the
ette-Lehigh football game
spent the weekend in Easton.
Peter Jurchak, Jr.
the freshman class at University o
Peter Jurchak.
Dr, and Mrs. Byron Creasy will
Mr. and Mrs. Byron Creasy II and
III of Midway Park, N. C., and Miss
James Huston, student at Brown
University, will spend the Thanks-
giving recess with his parents, Mr.
James Huston of Har-
vey’s Lake, Jim has been pleged to
Robert Wallace of Kingston has
started excavation for a new home
on Lehman avenue between the ber 15th,
Mr. and Mrs. David Jenkins and:pmembers of the committee.
spend Thanksgiving
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Peterson and and Mrs. D. S. Williams requested
son, Joe, will leave today for Quin-|iha¢ reports be made to her by
to spend Thanksgiving | November 27th.
cy, Mass,
with Mr. Peterson's mother, Mrs
John August Peterson. Ann, stu-
and Mrs. Gordon Peterson of Saug-
erties, N. Y. will also spend the
Mr. and Mrs. L. U. Case have
in Jackson and
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Ambrose of
Lafay-
and
member of N. S. Garinger, Mrs. L. F. Kingsley,
Pennsylvania, will spend the holi- Robinhold
day weekend with his mother, Mrs, Met LL. Richardson ‘Mrs. D..S
Mr. and Mrs. Max Dreher
Bre Married 23 Years
Mr. and Mrs. Max Dreher of
Park Street, Dallas, observed their
twenty-third wedding anniversary
on November 18,
Mr. Dreher, a machinist, came to
America from Neuburg, Germany,
in 1925. His wife, the former Mel-
sine Schreiber of Lustinau, Austria,
followed him in 1926 and they
were married in St. Nicholas
Church, Wilkes-Barre, by Father
Goeckel. Mr. Dreher is now em-
ployed as machinist at Hess Gold-
smith, Wilkes-Barre.
The Drehers have two children,
Max, now a student at Penn State,
College served with U. S. Army
during the war. Herbert was grad-
uated from Dallas Borough High
School in 1949 and is now em-
ployed at Dallas Post.
They have been Dallas residents
for the past seventeen years.
Mrs. Edwin Wright Is
Hostess to D. of A. Club
Mrs, Edwin Wright was hostess
to members of the ‘Past Council-
lors’ Club, Mt. Vale D. of A, Wed-
nesday evening when plans were
made to hold a Christmas party at
the home of Miss Ruth Fiske, One
dollar gifts will be exchanged.
Present were: Mrs, Albert Par-
rish, Mrs. Marcus Ide, Mrs, Clifford
Ide, Mrs. Jchn Nulton, Mrs. Eugene
Fiske, Mrs, Milton Perrego, Mrs.
Wesley Mitchell, Miss Ruth Fiske
and the, hostess.
Mrs. Robert Dolbear
Entertains at Cards
Mrs. Robert Dolbear of Over-
brook road entertained members
of her bridge club Wednesday ev-
ening., Present were: Mrs, George
Jacobs, Mrs. Howard Yeager, Mrs.
Thomas Jenkins, Mrs. Robert Wil-
liams, Mrs. Howard Wright, Mrs.
George Jones, Mrs, James Eckard
and the hostess.
Women of Rotary Hold
Dinner Meeting at Club
The regular monthly dinner
meeting of the Rotary Ann’s was
held at Irem Temple Country Club
on Thursday with Mrs. D, S. Wil-
liams, new president, in charge.
Mrs. Paul Mulcie, Chairman of
the Wheelchair Committee, report-
ed that one chair had been return-
ed this month—with twelve regular
chairs, one walker and one work
chair in use, seven are in storage,
and available to anyone need-
ing a wheelchair in this “district.
Mrs, George Metz and her Shut-
in Committee, Mrs. David Jenkins
and Mrs. Hanford Echman have de-
livered twenty-nine boxes to shut-
ins.
Mrs. L. F. Kingsley has requested
all who can come on Tuesday, No-
vember 22nd to her home to sew
on layettes to do so—there was
one request for a layette at this
meeting.
Mrs, Francis Ambrose, chairman
of the Christmas Party on Decem-
announced Mrs. N, S.
Garinger, Mrs. Ray Hedden, Mrs.
Harold Payne, Mrs. James Lacy as
The club is sponsoring an even-
ing performance of the Little Thea-
tre play “The Three Blind Mice”,
Miss Delores Morris, Field Direc-
tor for Dallas and the West Side
Districts of the Girl Scouts, gave a
very interesting talk on the Girl
Scout Program and asked for vol-
unteers for either leaders or to
work with leaders.
Attending: Mrs. Hanford Eck-
man, Mrs. Paul Mulcie, Mrs. Francis
Ambrose, Mrs. Charles Brooke, Mrs,
James Besecker, Mrs. Meade Mec-
Millen, Mrs, Ray Hedden, Mrs.
James Lacy, Mrs. George Mets, Mrs.
f
Mrs, Mrs.
David Jenkins,
Edward Keller, Daniel
Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. I. R. Elston, Sha-
vertown, will celebrate their thirty-
ninth wedding anniversary on
Thanksgiving day, The couple who
was married in Elm Park Church,
Scranton by Rev. H. L. Dorchester
has been residents of Shavertown
for the past three and one half
years. Prior to their purchase of a
home in the Back Mountain Area,
they lived in Forty Fort where Mr,
Elston was engaged in auto sales
rhood Notes "And News Of Local Church
I. B. Elstons Will Celebrate
Anniversary On Thanksgiving
work. He is now retired.
Of special interest this year, is
the fact that the wedding day again
falls on Thapksgiving Day, the first
time in tHe couples’ thirty nine
years of fmarried" life.
Mrs. EIst€h is the former Helen
VanLoon of Plymouth, Mr, Elston is
the son of Mrs. Henrietta Miller of
Shavertown, They have no child-
ren. i
Tom Robinson, Chosen
Head of Kennel Club
Tom Robinson was elected pres-
ident and Edgar May, vice presi-
dent at the annual meeting of
Back Mountain Kennel Club held
at the Library last week. Other
officers are Mrs, Thomas Robinson,
secretary, and Marion Powell, treas-
urer,
Announcement was made of the
date approved by American Kennel
Club for the 1950 point show, April
16, The show follows the Lacka-
wanna Show scheduled for April
15,
Next meeting will be a Christmas
party.
Present at the meeting were:
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Phillips, Oswald
Griffith, Edgar May, Mr. and Mrs,
Herman Thomas, Mr, and Mrs.
Lawrence Powell, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Lizdas, Mr. and Mrs, Robert
Hawkins, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Rob-
inson, Mr. and Mrs, Ray Bartow,
Billie Miller and Billie Prebola.
Nesbitt Auxiliary
Plans Holiday Party
Shavertown Branch, Nesbitt Hos-
pital Auxiliary will hold a Christ-
mas tea, Friday, December 2 at
Trucksville Fire Hall,
Mrs. William Bond has arranged
a special program, Twenty five
cent gifts will be exchanged and an
offering taken.
Mrs. Samuel Miller is refresh-
ment chairman, She will be assisted
by Mrs. Z. R. Howell, Mrs. Earl
Hess, Mrs Clifford Ide, Mrs. Her-
bert Jenkins, Mrs, Albert Jordan,
Mrs. Alfred James, Mrs, Theodore
Jones, Mrs. : George Keller, Mrs,
Wardan Kunkle, Mrs. C. F, Lewis,
Mrs. Francis © Lewis, Mrs, George
Learn, Mrs. Irvin Labar, Mrs, Mor-
ris Lloyd, Mrs, T. M. Liem, Miss
Ruth Lamoreaux, Mrs. Gordon
Mathers, Mrs, George Metz, Mrs.
Thomas Mauer, Mrs. Frank Mor-
rison, Mrs, L.H. Morgan, Miss Myr-
tle Major, Mrs. Victor Miller,
Thevenons Entertain
Mr. and Mrs, Andre Thevenon
of Center Hill road entertained a
number of friends last Saturday ev-
ening, Present were Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Espic of Burndale road. Mr.
and Mrs, Joseph Maculis of Dallas
Fairgrounds, Mr, and Mrs. Alfred
Provin of Paris, France, and Mr.
and Mrs. John Evans and children
of Plains.
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Williams and Mrs. Charles W. Lee.
HIMMLER
THEATRE
Dallas, Pa.
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
“Mighty Joe Young”
Starring Terry Moore and
Robert Armstrong
MONDAY and TUESDAY
“The Pounderers”
with Rod Cameron and Rolona
Nassey
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
“The Red Pony”
in technicolor
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tesy are happily combined. Make this your
headquarters for drugs, sundries, sickroom
supplies. And of course we’ll be especially
happy to have your prescription patronage.
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(Next to the Postoffice)
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Pvt. Arthur Redmond
Is Going to Austria
Pvt. Arthur Redmond is spending
a fourteen-day. furlough with his
parents, Mr, and Mrs. Frank Red-
mond of East Dallas,
Pvt. Redmond graduated from
the school of ordnance of instru-
ment repair and fire control at
Aberdeen Proving Grounds, Mary-
land.
He received his basic training at
Fort Dix. At the end of his fur-
lough he will report to Camp Kil-
mer, NJ. and from there will be
sent to Austria for two years.
Have Baby Girl
and Mrs.
Trucksville, announce the birth of
Fernbrook.
first child. Mr.
Movies In Snow
Robert Williams, Patrons of
viewing the
Dallas
movie
Doings
Outdoor
Theatre's last show on Saturday
a daughter on November 19, at|night had the unusual experience
General Hospital. The baby weighed | of
8 pounds 10 ounces. Mrs. Williams |through a snow storm.
is the former Daisy Jane Bellas,
screen
This is the Williams’
Mrs, Harvey Sink is still a pa-
tient at Nesbitt Hospital.
per and family.
and Mrs, L, H. Tinsley and
Mrs. C. J. Eipper of Demunds road
spent the weekend at Bethel, Conn.,
visiting Mr, and Mrs. Robert Eip-
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