THE POST, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1949
Women To Give Program|To Present Cantata
“The Child of Bethlehem” a can-
tata, will be presented by the Sen-
ior Choir of St. Paul’s Lutheran
Church on Sunday morning, De-
cember 18, under the direction of
Mrs. Paul Winter.
Women of Huntsville Christian
Church will observe Woman's Day
Sunday evening at 7:30 with a
film, “Kenji Comes Home” depict-
ing missionary work in Japan. The
service which was scheduled for
i last Sunday had to be postponed
| on account of inclement weather,
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Read the Classified Column
Tag your Christmas Tree in growing plan-
tation before big snows come. Will cut and
deliver Christmas week. White and Norway
Spruce and Scotch Pine.
William A. Valentine
Spruceland Farm
b 8 Between Lehman Center and Meeker
Phone 362-R-14
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Visit the Hot House
Turn Right Near Castle Inn
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| Miss Alice E. Navas, daughter of
| Mrs. Alice H, Navas of 1521 San-
| derson avenue, Scranton, will be-
£2 ‘come the bride of Rev. William R,
Williams, son of Mrs, Maude Wil-
liams of 1804 Sanderson avenue,
Scranton in January.
rett, Bishop of the Diocese of Beth-
{lehem, will perform the ceremony
|in St, Luke's Episcopal Church,
Wyoming Avenue, Scranton.
Announcement of the betrothal
was made last Wednesday evening
at a party at the home of the
bridegroom’s sister and brother-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tench
of Clarks Summit.
Miss Navas was born in Madrid
while her father, then professor of
languages at International Corres-
pondence School, was establishing
a branch school in that city. She
is a graduate of Central High
School, Scranton, attended Mary-
wood College and is a member of
Junior Century Club, She is pre-
sently employed by radio station
WARM.
Rev, Williams was graduated from
Lehigh University, Virginia Theo-
‘logical Seminary and is a member
of Phi Beta Kappa. He served as
first lieutenant with the First Army
in the European Theatre. He is now
rector of St. Peter's Episcopal
Church in Plymouth, .
During April he reorganized the
Prince of Peace Parish Back of the
i The Right Rev. Frank W. Ster-
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Mrs. David Joseph
Heads Kiwanis Women
Mrs, David Joseph, Dallas was
elected President of Dallas Kiwanis
Women’s Club: Wednesday. evening.
Other officers chosen were: Mrs
Jack Loucks, first vice president;
Mrs. Fredric Amgderson, sfecording
secretary; Mrs. Sherp#in Harter,
corresponding secre y; Mrs. John
Henninger, tres
Mrs, Clyde Cooper presided. A
three-member auditing committee
was appointed: Mrs, Edward Hart-
man, Mrs, George Cupples and Mrs.
Donald Harris. Birthday gifts do-
nated by Mrs, George Montgomery
and Mrs. Herbert Griesing were
won by Mrs, Garey Cupples and
Mrs, George Montgomery. Mrs.
Mitchell Jenkins was introduced as
a new member. Next meeting will
be held December 28.
Members are to bring a fifty
cnt gift. Committee will be. Mrs,
Harold Smith, Mrs. Sherman
Harter and Mrs, Jack Loucks.
Mrs. Frank Werner, Pioneer ave-
nue, who is a talented artist dis-
played a member of her paintings
and discussed modern art and
painters. = She was heartily ap-
plauded for her interesting talk.
Present were: Mrs, Jack Loucks,
Mrs. Fred Anderson, Mrs. Gary
Cupples, Mrs. Donald Harris, Mrs.
Jarold Smith, Mrs. Herbert Gries-
‘ng, Mrs. John Murphy, Mrs. Roger
Mrs, David Joseph, Mrs.
Clyde Cooper, Mrs. Walter Elston,
Mrs, Charles Smith, Mrs. Frank
8 | Werner, Mrs. Leroy Troxell, Mrs.
I | Kenneth Rice, Mrs. Sherman
8 | Jarter, Mrs, Fred Woolbert, Mrs.
| Mitchell Jenkins, Mrs. George
Vlontgomery, Mrs. John Henninger,
Edward Hartman.
# Welcome Hostesses
# Hold Christmas Luncheon
Welcome Wagon Hostesses of
mas luncheon meeting at Lundy’s
Wednesday, Present were: Ann
Hunt, Betty Dixon, Ethel Lueder,
Frances Apt. M. Barber, Hazel Zieg-
ler, Eva Seaman, Flo Garrahan,
‘Jennie Evans, Beatrice Shipman,
Elizabeth Evans, Mildred Speich-
er, Gladys Young, and Dorothy
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Betrothed to Rev. William R. Williams
PHOTO BY HUDSON
MISS ALICE E. NAVAS
Mountain, started construction of
the new church on lower main
road and as soon after the first of
the year as possible, will devote
his entire time to the local parish.
After the marriage, the couple
will reside in the Marjorie Lee
home on Terrace street for the
winter months. They expect to build
in the new Goss Manor section.
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Entertains Card Club
Mrs. D. P. Honeywell entertained
members of her card club at a
spaghetti dinner on Tuesday. Pre-
sent were: Mrs, Sherman Wardan,
Mrs. Oscar, Roth, Mrs. Claude Sha-
ver, Mrs, James Gensel, Mrs. Wil-
liam Wilson, Mrs. Nelson Whipp,
Mrs, Margaret Hildebrant and the
hostess. \
Television Graduate
Robert D. Caryl, son of Mr, and
Mrs. Ernest D. Caryl of Shavertown,
was graduated from the Central
Airlines Institute of Kansas City,
Mo. He majored in television,
After spending a week with his
parents, Bob returned to Kansas
City, where he has taken a posi-
tion in the television field,
Rotary Ann Party
Women of Rotary will hold their
Christmas dinner party at the
Country Club Thursday night, De-
cember 15 starting at 6:30. Reser-
vations should be made with any
committee member: Mrs, Francis
Ambrose, Mrs, A. N. Garinger, Mrs.
James Lacy, Mrs, Ray Heddon, or
Mrs. Harold Payne,
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