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-ooking School
8 Housewives
hndred sixty women
bigidaire cooking dem-
at the Dallas Bor-
ol under the direc-
"hite and the Dallas
sday evening, Miss
Philadelphia was in
Fifteen Hundred See
Womanless Wedding
Club of Trucksville
its three performances.
Directed by Bert Fennell,
es, attractive lamps,
yy Mrs, Warren Brown
{enneth Kocher. Prizes
F.epared at the demonstra-
bre won by the following:
vid Roberts, Mrs, Richard
rs. Thomas Kingston, Mrs.
Dungey, Mrs, John Hughes,
avid Robertson, Mrs, Henry
Mrs. W. E. McQuilken, Mrs.
Henry, Mrs, Herbert Griesing,
homas Cease, Mrs. A. S.
and Barbara Franklin,
many well-known personages.
To Hold Bazaar
hold a Christmas Bazaar
Church Tuesday evening,
vegetables, aprons will be sold.
Womanless Wedding and Ideal
Fashion Show presented by Men's
Methodist
Church was an outstanding suc-|ihe generosity of Americans.
cess, and attracted 1500 persons to {that Mrs. G. E. Shepherd, Saginaw
the
show kept audiences in an’ uproar. has been selling magazine
Costumes were both bizarre and
ridiculous and the cast portrayed
Huntsville Christian Church will
in the
Novem-
ber 29 starting at 5:30 p.m. Fancy
work, baked goods, candy fruits and
abundant power! That's what the new
7" delivers!
tough soil pulverization! That's the result when you
le Oliver Plow Master and its exclusive Raydex bottoms
shares so low in cost you can throw them away when
get dull.
he new farm features of the Oliver “77” make this
{pus tractor more versatile and economical than ever to
N. Its steady 6-cylinder engine and 6-forward-speed trans-
sion give you nearly any ground travel and drawbar pull
bination you need.
“ou have a choice of three engines: one for gasoline, one
gractor fuel—and a diesel, a specially designed, farm-
neered engine that will be available later. Also, you
hoice of interchangeable cast iron or stamped steel
Crop Models to suit your traction conditions.
y mounted tool is basically interchangeable
ew Row Crop tractor. When you add the
take-off of the ©77”’, metered oil system,
and the several other new improvements,
why the ©77” is truly a farmer’s tractor,
LES H. LONG
EET VALLEY, PENNA.
Phone Dallas 363-R-7
to United Press News “On the Farm
' daily at 12:55—730 on your dial.
THE POST, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1949
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Letters From France Tell How
CARE Packages A
re Appreciated
Hungry Europeans appreciate the
Of
street, Goss Manor, is certain.
Since last year, Mrs, Shepherd
sub-
scriptions to her friends and neigh-
bors and using the profits to buy
{CARE packages for destitute fam-
ilies in France and Germany.
All of the families have sent
Mrs, Shepherd letters expressing
their appreciation for the food and
blankets sent to them through
CARE and now she is more than)
ever determined to send packages
to other families.
Mrs. Shepherd gives all the
credit to her Goss Manor and Back
Mountain neighbors for the success
of her one-woman campaign to
help others; but without her ini-
tiative and determination probably
nobody would have thought how
easy it is to help those who are
in need.
Among the letters received by
Mrs, Shepherd are two that tell
how CARE packages are welcomed
in France.
From An Elderly Woman
Preinout, July 7, 1949
Dear Sir: It is with real pleasure
that I have just received your pack-
age which has given me great sat-
isfaction; and .I am sending you
at once my very sincere thanks,
These articles that you have
sent me will be of great use to
me.
Please,
my dear Mrs,
also my mniost sincere thanks.
Also dear Madame my very best
wishes.
Mrs, Marie Lenoir
Rene Georges Lenoir
Preinout (Aisne)
Husband Was Prisoner
Brissay, Choigny,
June, July 15, 1949
Dear Madame:
Being in possession of the pack-
age that you were kind enough
to send me about three weeks ago,
that a friend brought me from
Paris, I am hurrying, dear madame
to thank you. Everything arrived
Shepherd 8
accept my thanks and best wishes, ||
Anderson Class
Elects Officers
Officers for the new year have
been elected by Anderson Class of
Carverton Methodist Church. Mrs.
Harold Dixon Jr, is president; Mrs.
John Wardell, vice president, Mrs,
Edward Atkins, secretary and Mrs.
Don Piatt, treasurer.
Hostesses were: Mrs, Margaret
Larmouth, Mrs. Naomi Sickler, and
Mrs. Elizabeth Cyphers, The meet-
ing was held at the home of Mrs.
Larmouth. The annual Christmas
party will be held the second
Thursday of December, Retiring
officers will serve.
Present were Mesdames Dorothy
Atkins, Naomi Prynn, Jennie Dana,
Edythe Kromelbein, Isabel Sands,
Evelyn Shales, Betty Schweitzer,
Allegra Spare, Dorothy Dixon, Ida
Owens, Florence Sickler, Ruby Dix-
on, Millie «Sands, Lois Croman, Dor-
Piatt, Sallic Edwards,
ris, Mrs. Jennie Evans, Hilda Coon,
and Iva Wall, Marie Hefft, Berna-
dine Stevens and Dorothy Culver.
othy Wardell, Mary Glahn, Bernicethe home.
Grace Har:
Joint Board To Discuss
New Building Plans
Lehman and Jackson Joint
School Board will attend a confer-
ence in Harrisburg on December
2 with Everett Quackenbush of the
Building Authority of the State De-
partment of Education, to discuss
preliminary plans for an addition
to Lehman Schools.
After plans are approved it is
expected to take from six to eight
weeks for architects, Lacy, Ather-
ton and Wilson to prepare final
drawings and six weeks before” all
bids are received. Fd
As now planned the addition and
alterations will’ provide*a new aud-
itorium, new 'shopy,#iew Home Ec-
onomics Departmient and six new
class rooms.
Gives Heating Plant
For New Lengel Home
Paul Gross of Coal-O-Matic Stok-
er Co., has given a‘new Fire Chief
heating plant for the new Lengel
home in Shavertown. Students at
Kingston Vocational School under
the - direction of Edward Kotchi are
doing much of the final finishing in
Mr. Kotchi reports that recently
the property has been molested |
and that a small kerosene stove
and other materials were stolen,
Vacuums
eee eee eee remem
CALNE
MAYTAG
WASHERS
Sales and Service
REBENNACK & COVERT
265-267 WYOMING AVENUE, KINGSTON
CEL A
EINE
S.
in perfect shape, and that has
greatly pleased my husband, who |
was a prisoner five years in Ger- |
many, who returned sick. It re-
minded him of the fine packages
he used to receive from America.
I hope you will excuse me for not
having answered sooner to thank
you.
Please believe, dear Madame,
that we shall always remember
your great kindness.
My esteemed parents and my
husband join me in thanking you,
and expressing to you their deep
gratitude and in sending you their
best wishes.
My husband
better, we are working
esteemed parents.
Very sincerely yours,
M. Mme, Legrand Daguillan
Brissay Choigny
Par la Fere (Aisne)
Irem Women Will
Be Entertained
Wives and daughters of Shriners
will be entertained Wednesday
night, 8:00 at Irem Temple, Wilkes-
is feeling a little
with my
Now You
Can Buy
boric Bottled Gas
\
Ranges at
op Prices
Ww
Harold Ash
PLUMBING—HEATING—BOTTLED GAS
Telephone 409-R-7
Shavertown, Pa.
Barre, by forty members of the
Arab Patrol Drill Team,thirty Chan-
ters, the Bugle Corps of thirty and
the fifty member Irem Temple
Band.
For the first time women will
witness the ‘Opening of the Ses-
sion” in which members of the
Divan and uniformed bodies will be
on review in official robes.
The uniforms of all Shrine bodies
are completely new and are ex-
pected to present a sparkling ap-
pearance, Refreshments will follow
BUY ONE
30 WEST 8TH STREET
— CLEARANCE SALE —
6 and 8 FOOT SERVEL GAS
REFRIGERATORS
DRASTIC REDUCTIONS
CUTTEN GAS COMPANY
Open 8:30 to 5:00
AT ONCE
WYOMING
EGATINE—CONDITIONTINE PELLETS—
TI0GA SCRATCH GRAINS
3 Important Parts of Our Sound Feeding Program For
Top Egg Production.
Phone 337-R-49
KUNKLE, PA.
the program,
DEVENS MILLING COMPANY
A. C. DEVENS, Owner
Phone 200
DALLAS, PA.
Charles Nuss Jr. On
South American Voyage
Charles Nuss Jr., a second year
student at Kings Point Merchant
Marine training school, is on a
voyage to South America as cadet
officer aboard the U.S.S. Augustine
of the McCormick line.
He was home for one night last
week after completing a voyage
which included ports of call at
Trinidad, Santos, Rio de Janeiro,
Buenos Aires and Montevideo.
He expects to be home
Christmas,
Shavertown Man Opens
Modern Candy Kitchen
William Faulls, Hazletine street,
Shavertown, has embarked in the
candy manufacturing business. With
years of experience behind him, he
has converted his garage into a
modern candy kitchen and manu-
factures there all types of high
grade chocolate covered items,
Christmas candies, novelty molds
and ~roasted nuts.
«His products are on sale in many
local stores and he also makes
home deliveries,
for
Alfred D. Bronson
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
SWEET VALLEY, PA.
AMBULANCE SERVICE
“As near as your telephone”
363-R-4
It's true — Purina Research Tests prove that it now takes
less feed to make more eggs than with Purina’s 1948
formulas when you fee
d
NEW PURINA “HIGH ENERGY" PLUS
LAYING CHOWS
They're new — the best in Purina history. You won't want
to miss getting your flock started on Purina Layena or Lay
Chow —in every bag you get these four extras:
Purina Laying
Chows now
have more ap-
petite appeal
—the taste is
better—the texture is better!
Added vita-
mins and bet-
vitamin qual-
ity result in better condition
of birds through the year!
It takes several \
\
kinds of pro- \ xTRA
PROTEIN
QUALIT
teins to make
egg whites and
yolks. Purina %
this year gives you a higher-
quality blend of proteins.
Jim Huston's
Old Toll Gate
Feed Service
Phone 250-R-2
! Luzerne-Dallas Highway
GUNS
New and Custom Made
Scopes — Ammunition
Rebluing
All work guaranteed
Reasonable Prices
MASTER GUN SHOP
Clyde A. Faatz, Obed Hontz
proprietors
Street in Back of Methodist
Church
SHAVERTOWN
120-R-16
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THAT? ARE WE AUDI-
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PLATTERS!
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