PAGE SIX - t THE POST, FRIDAY, MARCH 31, 1950 TC : dn LAK.
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Mrs. Arthur Montross spent
Thursday with her cousin, Mrs.
Clarence Carichner of West Pitts-
ton.
Mrs. John B. Page of Scranton
is spending some time with her sis-
ter, Mrs. Della Parrish.
A number of people here are on
the sick list.
The Confidence Class will have a
birthday tea at the Churchhouse
on Friday evening March 31. A
special program has been arranged
Mrs. John Garinger and Mrs. Claude
Agnew are chairmen.
Mrs. Ernest Fritz and Mrs. El-
mer Hoover spent Thursday with
Mrs. Francis Smith of Trucksville.
Mrs, Alfred Smith is recovering
at her home after being a patien
at the General Hospital. :
Beaumont
In the statistics compiled by the
sports editor of the ‘Montrose In-
dependent” Harry Derhammer is
listed as the “best shot” of the
Susque-Wyo Basketball League,
having an average of 16.7 points ie . . - .
er Seis Wk Bol (rom hy Add Springtime Flavor To Meals With These Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
the highest percentage for foul
shooting since he made 22 of his
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the high school Thursday night.
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Helfrich, Main street, Dallas, who
observed her 15th birthday. Games
were played, and luncheon was
served to Misses Joan Cundiff, Bar-
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Lois Harris and Miss Helfrich, guest
of honor.
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