Cancel Meeting
Girl Scout Troop 75, Shavertown
will not meet Wednesday due to
the Thanksgiving holiday.
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Work Clothes
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Ladies’ Nylons—45-48-51 Gauge
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BEAUMONT
So that high ‘school boys won't
have to play hookey, the Thanks-
giving vacation will be prolonged
to include Monday, November 29
—the opening day of the deer sea-
son.
The Frank - Fritzes have moved
to Binghamton and the Warren
Johnsons have moved into the
house vacated by them.
Pupils of fifth and sixth grades
planned and executed an exciting
birthday party for their teacher,
Mrs. Arch Austin on Friday,
Students of fifth and sixth
grades were saddened by the death
of their classmate, Austin Cooke
Ross on Thursday. Austin had been
ill for some time of rheumatic
fever, Classmates were flower car-
IDETOWN
Mr. and Mrs. George Casterline
spent the weekend with Mr, and
Mrs. Albert Chesko of Kirkland,
N.Y.
Elizabeth Parks of Wilkes-Barre
spent Sunday with Mrs. Della Par-
rish,
James Kreiger has returned to
Johnson City after spending some
time with Mr. and Mrs. James Cas-
terline.
Mr. and Mrs. Harris Shoemaker
of East Orange, N. J., Mrs. H. L.
Klinetob of Berwick are spending
the holiday weekend with Mr, and
Mrs. Homer Middleton,
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Terranova of
Philadelphia spent the weekend
with Mr, and Mrs. Walter Kitchen.
Mr, and Mrs, Loren Keller and
daughters Lorraine and Evelyn will
spend Thanksgiving day'in John-
son City. :
Floyd Hoover is a patient at the
Nesbitt Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert * Williams
and daughter Penny of Reading,
Mr. and Mrs. Elton Huntzinger and
son Tommy of Shillington, recently
spent the weekend with Mr, and
Mrs, Hayden Williams.
Mrs, Claire McKenna will enter-
tain at a family dinner at “her
home on Thanksgiving day.
Investiture Program
Girl Scout Troop 66 will hold an
investiture service Monday after-
noon at 4 p.m. at Shavertown
Methodist Church.
PRACTICAL
lovely novelties
This will keep her busy until sum-
mer once more arrives,
PTA Sponsors ‘Movie’
at Shaver Theatre,
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The Bookworm
(Continued from Page Two)
= 8
dissolved wrath and punishment in
most religions? Of course, that
may be the fault of the church,
not .of religion, but again in the
minds of most aren't the two—
that is the church and religion—
the same? And if so, doesn’t the
church need to give some serious
consideration to the fact if it hopes
to render to mankind the spiritual
peace that it promises?
A good many portions of the book
could be discussed at great length,
but there is no room for that in
this report. One point we should
like to make, though, is that this is
not another Dale Carnegie’s, “How
to Win Friends and Influence
People”, not even a Henry Link's
‘Return to Religion”, This is a far
more serious volume than either—
a book that needs to be considered,
first, in respect to its contribution
to religious philosophy ( and there
we refer to psychology as it was re-
ferred to in the early days before
it presumably became a science);
and secondly, as a practical vol-
ume with many sound ideas for
any one of us. Although we didn’t
mention it, the book is also well-
written, at points with a clear cut
lucidity that gives it a beauty all
of its own.
Health And Happiness
Are At Nature's Door
A berry picker of note during
the past summer was Miss Anna
Holcomb, Shavertown and Lake
Silkworth, She harvested hundreds
of quarts af berries of -all' kinds.
Seriously ill for many months
during the past years, Miss Hol-
comb does the job with the aid
of her cane. Nearly seventy years
of age and still far from completely
well, she enjoys the opportunity to
commune with nature.
of natures - gifts, Miss Helcomb
spends every minute shé“Can in the
woodlands surrounding the home of
her friend, Mrs. Adina Pollock, with
whom she lives,
When the berry season’ came to
an end, Miss Holcomb turned to
harvesting fruit which abounds on
Mrs. Pollock’s property.
With the winter aproaching Miss
Anna will crochet unusual and
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PAGE SEVEN
Memorial Trees Moved Trucksville Methodist iWill Show How To Make
Evergreens planted at Shaver-| Thanksgiving service will be held Children’s Clothing
town Honor Roll in memory of [from 9 until 9:30 Thursday so that :
those killed in service have been |YOURE folks will be able to attend| Mrs. Mize Berton wil demon.
replanted on the grounds of Sha. [football games. strate making children’s clothing,
vertown Churches. The trees and| Monday, November 28 Mens’| Wednesday, November 30 at 1:30
Honor Roil are being removed to|Club will be hosts to Men’s Clubs|at Shavertown Methodist Church
make way for changes being made|of other churches of the Back parlors under the auspices of the
Luzerne Ccunty Agriculture Asso-
in the property owned by Edward |Mountain area at 8 p.m. Rev, Ros-
Hall, druggist. Mr. Hall has stated | well Lyon, district superintendent!" bei
that all of the trees belong to fam-|of the Wyoming Valley Conference Sesion All women are invited to
ilies of war dead. will be guest speaker. attend.
Theatre Closes
Sandy Beach Open Air Theatre
held its last performance, after a
very successful season, Sunday
night. Next spring, after consider-
able improvements and additional
entertainment facilities, they will
again reopen. They wish to thank
all Back Mountain friends and
neighbors for their splendid pat-
ronage this year.
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