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Daughters of America
Entertain at Party
Sweet Valley No. 159, Daughters
of America held a Christmas party
in the Maple Grove Hall December
9. Members entertained their guests
at a covered dish supper and spent
‘the evening playing bingo with all
winning prizes. Christmas gifts were
- exchanged by members, The door
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prize was won by Inez Curran.
Those present were Mrs. George
Bronson, Mrs. John Graham, Mrs,
Claude Cragle, Mrs. Henry Wolfe,
Mrs. Burton Steltz, Beverly Steltz,
Burton Steltz, Jr., Mrs. Herbert
Payne, Mrs, Walter Poll, Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer Wolfe, June Graham,
Mrs. Warren Boston, Mrs, Inez Cur-
ran, Mrs. Boyd Cragle, Mrs. Daniel
William Miller, Mrs. Mabel ‘Wand-
ell, Mrs. Elizabeth Jones, Mrs,
Lewis Benscoter, Mr. and Mrs. Cletus
Holcomb, Jr., Mrs. J. Hummel, Mrs.
Jessie Shupp.
The December birthday party will
be held in. the Community Hall
Friday night, December 16. Those
who attend are urged to bring a
wrapped gift for exchange,
Employees To Be Guests
At Natona Mills Party
Between two hundred fifty and
two hundred eighty employees will
be guests of Natona Mills at a
Christmas dinner party held at the
Kingston House tomorrow to usher
in the holiday season.
Charles Rinehimer, chairman,
assited by Mrs. Engler, has planned
a lively program of musical selec-
tions and remarks. John McCusker
i will act as master of ceremonies
and Herman Weisler, plant man-
ager, will give a brief talk. There
will be vocal selections by Miss
Mary Tryon, Miss Mary Jackson
and John Rogers.
Jolly old St. Nick will be on hand
with cheer and bundles galore,
Trucksville Party
The Christmas party for the
Cradle Roll Nursery and Beginners
Department of Trucksville Metho-
dist Church will be held Saturday
afternoon at 2:30. Mothers are
invited.
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The Dallas
To Celebrate 45th
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Garinger
SECOND SECTION
DECEMBER 16, 1949
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Anniversary
Mr, and Mrs. Herman Garinger of
Harvey's Lake will celebrate their
forty fifth wedding anniversary
with open house for their friends
Sunday afternoon from 3 until 6
o’clock.
Mrs. Garinger is the former Jes-
sie Ross, daughter of the late Mr.
and Mrs. George V. Ross of Par-
sons, She has two brothers, Fred
and Gilbert of Luzerne) Mr#Gar-
inger, son of the late rEg Mrs.
William Garinger, was born and
has spent his entire life at the
lake. He is the oldest of ten child-
ren, nine of whom are still living:
Mrs. Arthur Davenport of Owosso,
Mich.; Mrs,
former Lake
Waterbury, Conn.; Mrs. Arthur
Austin, Binghamton, N.Y.; Miss
Lina Garinger, of the Lake; Mrs.
Loren Keller, Idetown, and Zel of
Dallas. Amanda Garinger Yaple is
his aunt.
All the brothers and sisters and
Aunt Mandy expect to help the
Garingers celebrate on Sunday, ex-
cept Mrs. Davenport and possibly,
Mrs. Rosengrant.
The couple was married at the
home of Mr. and Mrs, Edward Wat-
kins of Parsons, aunt and uncle of
Mrs. Garinger. Rev. J. L. Thomas
performed the ceremony. There are
resident, now of
\ | five children: Ross of Tampa, Fla..,
Lloyd, Mrs. Albert Armitage, Mrs.
Joseph Rauch of the Lake, and Mrs.
Peter Kuchta of Hazleton and five
grandchildren,
Mr. Garinger is a familiar figure
to practically every person who has
: spent his summers at the Lake, as
Y | he operated a butcher shop and
grocery store in the Alderson sec-
tion for over thirty years. Now re-
tired, he busies himself taking
care of his cow and calf and at-
tending the Nicholson cattle auc-
tions,” Still tops as a business man,
two years ago he bought a boar at
the Library Auction for $50 and
sold it for $106 at Nicholson the
Be week.
Mrs. Garinger has been fairly
BB ey too—rearing a family and fil-
ling in whenever the store needed
extra help, She is a member of
Alderson WSCS. Besides her five
grandchildren — reading is her
hobby.
All friends and relatives are ex-
tended a cordial invitation to drop
in on Sunday and have a cup of
tea with the Garingers.
Shavertown PTA
Shavertown PTA will meet Mon-
day evening at 8:15 at Shavertown
Grade School, A Christmas pro-
gram will be presented by forty
students of all grades. Parents are
urged to attend. Refreshments will
be served by mothers of both fifth
grades.
Fresh Cut Xmas Trees
Also
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Outstanding
Poultry Men
Business Started
From Door to Door
L. A. Furneaux and son, Barry,
former Back Mountain residents
are now the operators of one of
the largest poultry farms in East-
ern Pennsylvania.
A father and son combination,
they have come a long way to their
present success.
Many local housewives remem-
ber when they operated in this
area selling quality poultry and
eggs from door-to-door. It is on
the basis of quality that they have
built their present business,
But instead of the small opera-
ation of pre-war days, they now
carry a weekly inventory of 5,000
chickens, plus a large supply of
turkeys, ducks and capons,
All of these are raised on wire
and are housed in a large Quon-
set Hut which the Furneauxs pur-
chased from Government surplus.
They have a fulltime job on their
hands covering the entire Scran-
ton-Wilkes-Barre area with their
products.
Asked to what he attributed his
success when so many others were
abandoning the poultry business,
Barry Furneaux answered a few
days ago: “We have always hand-
led quality, preached quality and
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CHURCH NOTES
DALLAS METHODIST
On Sunday morning at 11 o’clock
‘the minister will continue the series
of sermons on, “Our Faith in
Christ”, which ‘is the emphasis of
the
Church during December, and will
speak on the theme, “Jesus, The
Light of the World”,
Morning Worship Service children
Advance for Christ and His
During the
up to five years of age may join
the church nursery, where they are
cared for by responsible workers.
On Sunday evening the
Choirs of our church, under
the direction of Mrs. Ruth Turn
Reynolds, will lead in a “Car-
ol With the Choir Service” at
seven thirty, The familiar and
beloved Christmas carols will
be sung. The congregation will
participate.
Methodist Youth Fellowships will
hold a brief combined worship ser-
vice at six-thirty, All
girls, ages eleven to twenty-three,
are urged to attend.
boys and
Girl Scouts will meet at the
church on Wednesday afternoon at
four. Boy Scouts meet on Thurs-
day evening at seven,
All boys and girls are urged to
be present for the Junior Choir
Rehearsal on Thursday at four
o'clock. There will be final rehear-
sal for the Christmas pageant.
A Christmas Pageant will be
presented by the Church School,
under the leadership of the Super-
intendents and Mrs. Reynolds, on
Friday evening at seven, Christmas
gifts will be presented as a part
of the annual Christmas tree ser-
vice.
On Christmas Sunday there will
be baptism of infants during the
thrived on quality.” Then
added, ‘Remember one thing in
business. To stay in business it
is always ‘quality that counts be-
fore price! ”
The Furneaux Poultry Farm is
now located near Factoryville.
Borough. PTR Program
The grade and high school chor-
uses of Dallas Boro Schools will pre-
sent a program of Christmas music
at the P.T.A. meeting Monday
evening at 8 o'clock.
A brass quartet will play carols
while the audience is assembling.
The program will be under the
direction of Lester Lewis, All pat-
rons and friends of the school are
cordially invited to attend.
Third grade mothers will be
hostesses at a Christmas tea fol-
lowing the program,
Youth Temperance Party
Twenty nine members of the Lu-
zerne County Youth Temperance
Council held a Christmas party in
the Christian Church Hall at Sweet
Valley Monday, Represented were
young folks from Idetown, Luzerne,
Wilkes-Barre and Sweet Valley.
Plans were made for future ral-
lies in January. Games were played
and refreshments served.
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The sing starts Tuesday night
at 8 on the American Store
Parking Lot in Dallas. It will
not last more than an hour.
Show your Back Mountain
Spirit, join in the fun.
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Trucksville Church School
To Present Program Monday
TRUCKSVILLE CHURCH
The pupils of Louie Ayre will pre-
sent a recital at the church on
Friday evening,
On Saturday at 2:30 p, m., a
Christmas party for babies, pre-
school children and their mothers
will be hed at the church,
The Senior Girls’ Choir will pre-
sent a Christmas Cantata at 7:30
at the church on Sunday evening.
The Christmas program and pag-
eant presented by the children of
the Sunday School will be given on
Monday, December 19.
ALDERSON-NOXEN
CHARGE
Ruggles: The morning worship
service in the Ruggles Methodist
‘Church on Sunday, December 18
will be held at 8:45 The pastor
will preach. Sunday School will be
held immediately following the
Church service.
Noxen: Services in the Noxen
Methodist Church on Sunday, Dec-
ember 18 will be held as follows:
Morning worship service with ser-
mon by the pastor and Christmas
music by the choir under the direc-
tion of Mrs. Albert Ruff—10:00
a.m.; Sunday School, 11 o’clock;
Methodist Youth Fellowship, 6 p.m.
Alderson: On Sunday, December
18 in the Alderson Methodist
Church, Sunday School will be held
at 10 o'clock; The Church worship
service with sermon by the pastor
and Christmas music by the choir
A special Christmas offering, our
Christmas gift to our church, will
be received.
Remember Children
Several weeks ago members of
the Dallas Methodist Youth Fel-
lowship spent an interesting day
in Binghamton, N.Y. visiting the
Wyoming Conference = Children’s
Home.
To many it was a new experience
to see the quarters of fifty boys and
girls and to chat informally with
workers and children,
It was soon learned that boys
and girls of the home like ‘“‘canned
music” as well as their visiting
friends. And it was discovered that
one group of girls was in need of
a record player.
Upon their return to Dallas plans
were made to secure funds to buy
a record player for the girls, Two
Junior Classes of nine years old
under the leadership of their
teachers, Mr, and Mrs, Percy Love,
Claude street, raised the necessary
funds, which have been forwarded
to the home. The record player
will be under the Christmas tree
on Christmas Day and some happy
girls will long remember some
nine-year old boys and girls from
the Dallas Church.
under the direction of Mrs.
Swanson, will be held at 11:15 a.m.
At eight o'clock Sunday evening,
the choir and members of the Sun-
day School under the direction of
Mrs. Fred Swanson and Mrs, Ray-
present
Cantata-Drama “They Found The
mond Garinger will
Child.”
Kunkle:
10:30 a.m.
The Youth Fellowship will meet
at 6:30 p.m.
The evening worship service with
sermon by the pastor and Special
Christmas music will be held at
7:30.
Sunday School
Kunkle Methodist Church on Sun-
day, December 18 will be held at
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on the roof of its building. Last
year the display created much fav-
orable comment. Holly wreaths have
been placed in all the windows, and
a novel scheme is being worked out
for the front door which will be
Fred
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in the
Children of Trucksville Methodist
Church will present a Christmas
program and pageant Monday eve-
ning at 7 o'clock,
The following children from the
beginners’ department will take
part: Susan Weigel, Sharon De-
Remer, Donnie Anderson, Carol An-
derson, Mary June Bennett, Butch
Freitcher, Rick Farr, Patsy Carle,
Davie Carle, Sandra Hoover, Peggy
Perkins, Verne Lee Pritchard, Betty
Jean Davis, Alma Gray, Elsa Ar-
chard, Barry Dierolf, Jimmy Straus-
ser, Stephen Stuhlmuller, Dorothy
Cleasby, Libby Cleasby, Karla Ray,
Willard Bullock and Rusty Greenly.
Miss Gladys Fox and Mrs, Dora
Griffiths are directors,
Members of the primary depart-
ment taking part, directed by Mrs.
Donald Anderson, Mrs, Stanley Farr
and Mrs. Elmer Jones: Janet Siglin,
William Greenley, Sonny Smith,
Robert Pritchard, Mary Jane Moss,
Sandra Vivian, Diana Banta, George
Hughes, Billy Weber, Wayne Long,
Robin Lohmann, Carol Williams,
and Robert Stuhlmuller.
An impressive and colorful pag-
eant, “Bethlehem” under the dir-
ection of Alfred M. Camp, assisted
by Mrs, Cedric Griffiths ‘and Miss
Georgeina Weidner will be pre-
sented by the Junior Department
with some primary children in the
choir,
In the pageant: Carol Bennett,
Alice Shortz, Jane Ann Lohman,
Charlotte Perkins, Louise Perrin,
Kathleen Richards, Brenda Cleasby,
Patty Hemenway, Carolyn Davis,
Gail Hoover, Peggy Weigel, Mari-
lyn Marth, *Jack Robbins, Arthur
Robbins, Vance Johnson, Billy Hess,
Jey Farr, Raymond Drake, Larry
Farr, Lee Baker, John Wenger,
Kimball Stuhlmuller, John Perkins,
Lee Evans, James Oplinger, Dick
Cleasby, William Strausser, Jack
Pritchard, Emma - Engler, Helen
Brodien, Jane Polk, Betty Schooley,
Maude Grey, Florence Billings, Lois
Malkemes, Beverly Anderson, Mar-
jorie Stookey, Lida Jean Hughes,
Connie Chappell, Robert Bullock,
Jimmy Case, Judy Rowlands, Mary
Lou Weigel, Curtis Evans, Don
Goodman, Bobby Palmer and
George Williams.
Miss Bertha Sutliff is superinten-
dent of the Children’s division.
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ST. PAUL'S NOTES
The following new members were
acecpted into membership on Sun-
day: Irvin Davis, Jean Davis, Al-
bert Siperko, Alta Travis, Mr. and
Mrs, Joseph Maza and Mr, and
Mrs. Tex Wilson.
On Friday evening the Ladies
Auxiliary will hold their Christ-
mas party at the church.
A beautiful Christmas Cantata,
“The Child of, Bethlehem” will be
presented Sunday morning by
members of the Senior choir, This
presentation under the direction of
Mrs. Paul Winter has been in re-
hearsal for a number of weeks, The
public is cordially invited to wit-
ness this outstanding Christmas off-
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