—————— ey — — PAGE FOUR Purely Personal Jim Huston of Harveys Lake left Monday for Providence, R.I. to re- sume his studies at Brown Uni- versity. Miss Marilyn Ohlman of Machell avenue left Sunday for Philadelphia where she will resume her studies as a senior at Temple University. Miss Lois Kiefer of Shrineview will leave next week for Wellesley Mass., where she will be a member of the sophomore class at the College. Misses Aurelia and Celestine Fa- bian, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. John Fabian of Trucksville flew back to Miami, Fla., after spend- ing two weeks vacation at home. Rev. Robert Webster of Trucks- ville and Rev. David Morgan of Huntsville are attending Pastors School at Sky Lake this week. Ruth Haycox, Main road, will leave Monday for Southern Semin- ary, in Virginia. Mr. and Mrs. William Dorn who have been residing on Main road, Dallas, have left to make their home in New Jersey. Mrs. Robert Breslin and daugh- ter, Frances of Druid Hills, have returned from Fernandina, Fla, where they were guests of the former's family for the past. two months. : Dr. and Mrs. S. R. Schooley and Mary Elizabeth of Shavertown re- turned Tuesday after spending several days in the White Moun- tains. Alex Washburn of Hope, Arkan- sas, who has been visiting his father, W. O. Washburn in Wilkes Barre called on his friends at the Post on Friday. He left for Hope on Monday. His sister, Mrs. Mur- ray Gibson and daughter Elizabeth Ann of Sarasota, Fla. are now guests of Mr. Washburn. Elizabeth Ann is entering Wyoming Seminary this fall. Mrs. Richard Palmer, Dallas, Mrs. Lena Carey and son, Howard of Trucksville were entertained Sunday by Mr. and Mrs. Roger Carey of Fernbrook in observance of their birthdays. Miss Ann Dorrance of Huntsville who has been a patient at Home- opathic Hospital suffering from pneumonia is slightly improved. Mrs. Harry Ohlman who sub- mitted to an operation at Homeo- pathic Hospital recently is getting along nicely and is able to be downstairs. Mr. and Mrs. John Reedy of Center Hill road will leave today for Rochester, N.Y. to visit their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. William Reedy and family. | Mr. and Mrs. Jack Barnes of Elmcrest are spending the weekend in Atlantic City. Cora Finn, Demunds road, enter- tained members of her card club at her home on Demunds road Monday night. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gross have returned to their home at Hunts- ville after spending the week at Lake George. Judy and Cindy stayed at Lehman. Mrs. A. N. Mifflin of Beach Haven spent Wednesday with Mrs. R. H. Rood of Lehman avenue. The Mifflins and the Roods were neigh- bors while Mr. Rood was teaching in Beach Haven. Mrs. Lewis Nulton has returned home after spending two weeks with her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Keithline at Poolville Lake and Binghamton, NPY. Mrs. Ida Wrislar has returned after spending three weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Perry Robbins of Kingston. Alfred E. Nulton spent the weekend at Binghamton, N. Y., visiting relatives and friends. Charles Gregory of Mill street is a patient at General Hospital. Miss Naomi Shaver R. N. of Columbus, Ohio, spent Labor Day weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Shaver of Ceinetery street. : Paul Wasserott, Jr., Jerry Ma- chell and Don Frantz enjoyed a camping trip last week at the Frantz cabin, Lopez. The boys made the trip on horseback, cover- ing approximately 110 miles. Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Frantz, Jr. Huntsville, recently entertained Mrs. Frantz's aunt, Mrs. Maude Herring, Otego, N. Y, SHAVER THEATRE SHAVERTOWN FRIDAY and SATURDAY “Daughter of Rosie 0’Grady” in technicolor with June Haver, Gordon McRae MONDAY and TUESDAY “Comanche Territory” in technicolor with McDonald Carey Maureen O'Hara WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY “Baron of Zrinona” Vincent Price, Ellen Drew Priscilla Cooper of Pioneer ave- nue left this week to enter Al- bright College as a member of the freshman class. Polly Lou resumed her studies at Bloomsburg State Teachers’ College. Mrs. Charles Ashley of Jackson Township has returned from Cape Cod where she took an advanced course in painting. Mrs. Emery Lozier has returned to her home at Harveys Lake after spending eight days in General Hospital. Mrs, Lozier who was visiting Mrs. Harold Scott at the Lake when taken ill, was rushed to the hospital in the Harveys Lake ambulance on the advice of Doctor Lester Saidman of Noxen who treated her. Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson, Char- leston, West Va., spent the weekend with Mr. Wilson's parents, Mr, and Mrs. William Wilson, leaving in Dallas for the school year their daughter, Virginia. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Griesing are visiting relatives in New Jersey and Philadelphia. Don Frantz is enrolled at Penn State College. Mrs. William Meeker of Fern- brook has returned from Nesbitt Hospital where she was a patient for ten days. Mr. and Mrs. William Haynie of Ashville, N.C., were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Veitch of Mill street. Mrs. Haynie is the former Rhoda Veitch. Mr. and Mrs. Olin DeWolf and son, Robert of Arlington, Va., spent the weekend visiting the former's mother, Mrs. Amy DeWolf and his sister, Ruth of Mill street. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sutliff and family of Turtle Creek, Pa., were Labor Day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hinkle of Lincoln drive, Shav- ertown. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hinkle and George Hinkle of Shavertown will leave Friday for the Shrine Con- vention at Atlantic City. They will return on Sunday. Mrs. Claudine Tvede of, Ledge- ways, Dallas, had as guest last week the Rev. Halvdan Helweg of Copenhagen, Denmark. Mrs. Frances Sutliff = celebrated her birthday anniversary last Sun- day at the home of her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hinkle of Shavertown. A family dinner was enjoyed and the guest of honor received beautiful gifts, telegrams and flowers. Mrs. Ella Martin of Elizabeth- town, Pa., spent last weekend with her nephew and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Frantz of Spring street, Shavertown. Mrs. Ralph Frantz who has been staying with Gerald and caring for the baby for the past five weeks returned to her home at Huntsville Friday. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Weid of Main road have returned after a week's tour of the New England States. Over the weekend they had as guests, Major and Mrs. Le- roy Wintermute of LeGrange, Ill. Miss Ann Peterson left this week to resume her studies as a sopho- more at Pembroke College, R.I. Mrs. George Turn and daughter, Penny, have returned to their home E. Center street, Shaver- town, after spending the summer at Canton, Maine. Betsy Reynolds has resumed her studies at Penn State College after spending the summer with her mother, Mrs. Ruth Turn Reynolds of Johnson avenue, Trucksville, A member of the Junior Class, she is majoring in elementary school edu- cation, Mrs. H. D. Turn and grand- daughter, Betsy Reynolds of Trucks- ville have returned from Lodi, N.Y. where they were guests of the former’s brothers. Charles S. Hemenway, Jr. and family, Frankfort, N. Y., spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Hemenway at Hillside Farms, and his brother, Franklin Hemen- way and family. Sergeant Franklin Hemenway left on Wednesday with the 109th convoy for Camp Atterbury, Indi- ana. Mr. and Mrs. HA W. Smith of Lake road are spending the week touring the New England States. a Pens THE POST, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1950 Jane Coolbaugh, Engaged To Richard W. Plummer Announcement has been made of the engagement and apporach- ing marriage of Miss Jane Cool- baugh, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Laing K. Coolbaugh of Trucksville to Richard W. Plummer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Basil Plummer of 141 Culver street, Forty Fort. Rev. Robert Webster will per- form the ceremony in the Little White Church on the Hill, Trucks- ville, September 30 at 2 o'clock. The bride will be given in marri- age by her father. Maid of honor will be Joan Coolbaugh, sister of the bride and bridesmaid, Mar- guerite Plummer, sister of the bridegroom. Harry Edwards of Huntsville, cousin of the bride, will be best man and Donald Britt of Sweet Valley and Edward Plummer, cousin of the bridegroom, ushers. Following the ceremony, a recep- tion for ‘members of the family and a few close friends will be held in the church parlors. Miss Coolbaugh is a graduate of Lehman High School and Nesbitt Hospital School of Nursing, class of 1950. Mr. Plummer was gradu- ated from Forty Fort High School and attended Wilkes College. A World War II veteran of the U. S. Navy he is now employed as phy- sicist at the Philadelphia Quarter- master Depot. The couple will reside in Phila- delphia. Have Twin Sons Capt. and Mrs. Robert Shortz of Orange have announced the birth of twins boys, Robert and Edwin at General Hospital, August 26. Mrs, Shortz, the former Winifred Schooley, has returned to her home but the twins are still in the hos- pital. The Shortzes have one other child, Wendy, aged two. Dad Shortz is with the 109th Battalion at Camp Atterbury, Ind. Driving To California Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ray Flan- agan and son, Donald, of Church street, left this week for California. They will stop at Louisville, Ky., to visit friends. En route -they will visit the painted desert and the petrified forest and friends at Twiana, Mexico. In they will be guests of their daugh- ter, and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, Ray Baumgartner at Martinez. They will return by way of Denver, Chicago and Detroit where they will visit their daughter and son- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Barrett Cox. They will be gone a month. St. Paul's Dorcas Class Makes Plans For Party Members of the Dorcas Class of St. Paul’s Church, Shavertown, met at the Church Tuesday night and completed plans for their Game Night to be held in the Fire Hall, Tuesday, September 26. A number of door prizes will be given and home-made candy will be sold. There will be games for all. Next meeting will be a white elephant sale. Present were: hostesses, Evelyn Eck and Ida Clause, Minnie Hontz, Margaret Robertson, Sally Ell, Alice Rudy, Emaret Franklin, Annette Mook, Florence Owens, Bernice Hill, Laura Downes, Mollie Reed, Grace Jacobus, Flossie Woolbert, Edith Kromelbein, Mary Bennallack, Ruth Voelker, Brunhilde Baeyer, Elsie Hendricks, Margaret Gosart, Betty Kintzer, Bertha Zimmerman, Mae Ash, Mildred Malkemes, Helen Gos- art, and Justine Lipfert. Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Reese, Main road, Trucksville, have announced the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Boneita Myrle, to James Richard Turner, son of Mrs. James H. Turner and the late Mr. Turner, 120 E, Vaughn street, Kingston. Rev. Franklin R. Payne, assisted by Rev. Thomas B. Shearer, will perform the ceremony in Wyom- ing Avenue Christian Church Sat- urday, October 21 at 6 o'clock in the evening. The bride will be given in mar- riage by her father. Attendants Mrs. Ralph Davis of Pioneer ave- nue and Mrs. Sheldon Evans of Franklin street, Shavertown, have already put their shoulders to the wheel and are doing a bangup job driving blood for the Korean con- flict to Avoca Airport via the American Red Cross station wagon. Thursday they delivered twenty- four pints, packaged in small con- tainers, then stored in a larger tin box filled with ice to the plane leaving at 10:43 a.m. and arriving in Chicago at 2:30 p.m. where it was re-iced. Next stopping place for the precious liquid was San Miss Doris Ikler Is Bride Of A. F. Walters Miss Doris Ikler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Ikler of Lehman, became the bride of Aug- ust F. Walters, son of Mrs. Anna Walters of Hunlock Creek, Satur- day, August 26. Rev. David Menges performed the ceremony in Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, Kings- ton. Attendants were Miss Jean Ikler, sister of the bride, and Francis Manzoni of Huntsville. Ushers were Allen Covert and Albert Rebennack. James McDermott was ring bearer. Dorothy Turner was organist and Samuel Davis of Trucksville soloist. The bride, given in marriage by California i her father, wore white imported | frosted organdy gown over taffeta fashioned with tight bodice, full skirt ending in train and long full sleeves. Her three tiered veil fell from a Juliet cap and she carried a bouquet of white roses and or- chids. Miss Ikler selected yellow taffeta made with tight bodice, full skirt and short sleeves and wore a matching Juliet cap. Her flowers were yellow gladioli and roses. Following the ceremony, a recep- tion was held at Huntsville Recrea- tion Center and the couple left on a trip through the New England States and Canada. They are re- siding at Meeker. Mrs. Walters is employed by Commonwealth Telephone Com- pany. Mr. Walters was graduated from Lehman High School and Hillyer College at Hartford, Conn. During World War II he served for three years with the Seebees. He is now proprietor of Dallas Portable Welding Company. David Conklin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Conklin of Bethle- hem, celebrated his fourth birthday anniversary with a wiener roast last night at the home of his grand- parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Shaver of Trucksville. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Schaeffer and Thomas and Loretta, former Lehighton residents, have moved into the Harrison home on Birn- dale road. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Harleman and son, Ray, have moved into the Wright home on Birndale road. They are former Lehighton resi- dents. Mrs. has been visiting her brother who is hospitalized at Niagara Falls, HIMMLER THEATRE Dallas, Pa. FRIDAY and SATURDAY “Annie Get Your Gun” in technicolor starring Betty Hutton and Howard Keel Cartoon and News MONDAY and TUESDAY “Mr. Soft Touch” starring Glenn Ford and Evelyn Keyes Cartoon WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY “The Sundowners” technicolor starring Robert Preston and John Barrymore Jr. Cartoon and Travel Talks DALLAS OUTDOOR THEATRE ROUTE 309 — ABOVE DALLAS FRIDAY A Letter To Three Wives” starring Jeanne Crain, Linda Darnell and Ann Sothern SATURDAY “Ramrod” starring Joel McCrea, Veronica Lake, Donald. Crisp, Don DeFore, Preston Foster SUNDAY and MONDAY “Your My Every- thing” technicolor starring Dan Dailey and Ann Baxter Florence Klimeck, Kunkle | Star-Lite DRIVE-IN THEATRE TUNKHANNOCK Next to Airport—Route 309 FRIDAY and SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 15-16 “Down Dakota Way” (Trucolor) with Roy Rogers and Dale Evans Also News, Comedy, Pete Smith and 2 Cartoons. SEPTEMBER 17-18 SUNDAY and MONDAY DOUBLE FEATURE “Joe Palooka in Winner Takes All” “Square Dance Jubilee” with Don Barry and Mary Beth Hughes. Added Cartoon SEPTEMBER 19 TUESDAY fiCastle On The Hudson” with John Garfield and Ann Sheridan Plus News, Cartoon and Travel Talk. WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 20-21 DOUBLE FEATURE “Sign of the Wolf” “Thunder In The Pines” Added News Two Shows, Starting at Dusk ‘Neighborhood Notes And News Of will be Miss Nancy Reese, sister of the bride, and Paul Sabol of Luzerne. Following the ceremony, a re- ception for about fifty guests will be held at the home of the bride. Miss Reese is a graduate of Coughlin High School and is em- ployed by Commonwealth Tele- phone Company. Mr. Sabol was graduated from Kingston High School and served for two years in Italy during World War II. He has taken over his father’s jewelry business in Deposit and Savings Bank Building in Wilkes-Barre. Local Women Deliver Blood For Korean War To Airport Francisco, where it arrived at 1:15 a.m. and on to Oak Knoll Naval Hospital, Oakland, Cal., into the hands of Lt. M.T. Sproul who again filled the box with fresh ice. It arrived in Korea sometime Sat- urday where it no doubt is saving some boys’ lives by this time. Cost to the American Red Cross —$95.78—for twenty-four pints— but valued at a million dollars by twenty-four American mothers. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brobst, Ridge street, were | Tuesday by a visit from war bud- | dies and their wives, Mr. and Mrs, | Wesley Pierce and Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Jones, all of Beaumont, Texas, on a transcontinental jaunt. Local Church Doings Miss Boneita Myrle Reese To Marry James R. Turner Mrs. Mary Lensvelt of Clifton, surprised on [N. J, was guest of Mrs. Louise | Colwell last weekend. Mrs. Lens- feldt and Louise worked together at Clifton this summer. dam, Holland. Mrs. Lens- velt is a former resident of Rotter- = | Announcing a Some 22 JOHNSON ROAD A MUSIC KINDERGARTEN FOR PRE SCHOOL CHILDREN OF THE BACK MOUNTAIN AREA OCTOBER 2, 1950 Rhythm Band — Aection—Songs — Some Piano Dances > Classes Mondays and Thursdays 10 A.M. to 11 A. M. * REGULAR €LASSES IN VOICE for students of all ages, Starting; September 18 RUTH TURN REYNOLDS — TRUCKSVILLE Phone 254-R- ITSFALL AT 100 MAIN STREET Plenty of large sizes! DRESS SMARTLY BUY. T . . . NEW FALL STYLES . . . BRIGHT FALL COLORS . . . RICH FALL FABRICS 4.00 OTHER DRESSES $5.99 to $10.99 33.00 ODD LOT DRESSES Specially Priced sizes 9-241, values to 36.00 “ Li LUZERNE 7-6318 Abdol with vitamin C. 100’s-2.96-250’s $6.66 Listerine Antiseptic Fal 25¢, 4yc, T9c Gem Deluxe Razor and 10 push pak blades 98c Unicaps 100’s—$3.11; 250s ...... $6.96 Lavoris Antiseptic .......... 25¢, 45¢, 79c Lextrom Pulvules 84's: ........... $3.15 Colgates Tooth Paste ........ 25¢, 43c, 59¢ ViDaylin .........::. 95¢ $2.25, $3.87 Ipana Tooth Paste .......... 25¢, 43c, 5Tc Ammident Tooth Paste .......5.¢ cs 53c Adhesive Plaster 1; by 5 20c RST AlD F | Tri. Jodie. 12 and 19¢ Adhesive Plaster 1 by 5 385¢ a Mercurochrome ......_. 12 and 19¢ Adhesive Plaster 2 by 5 65¢c SUPP 1] ES Sterlized Cotton 1-oz. 17c Bandages 1 by 10 LE 15¢ Sterlized Cotton 2-0z. 30c banaages 3 by 10 __. a Bandages 2 by 10 23¢c Bandages 4 by 10 __ 40c Sterlized Cotton 4 oz. 55¢ Old Spice Shaving Cream 50c Toni Refill kits $1.00 and $1.33 Barb-A-Sol 25¢c, 89¢, 69c Hudnut refills $1.50 Palmolive ._............ 2%c, 43c, 59¢ Rayue: refills’ :/........... $1.00 Gillette >...................... 25¢, 49c Bobbi and Pim Wave ........ $1.25 Special Gillette Razor Hudnut Cream Shampoo and 10, blades $1.00 with comb $1.00 Wildroot Liquid Cream Shampoo 2 for 59c $2.00 Amity Wallets 98 Tip Top Pocket Watches $2.25 Yankee Wrist Watches $2.99 to $4.99 Sunbeam Electric Shaver $24.50 Thermos Bottles and lunch kits pints and quarts Baby Needs J. J. Taleum .._.. 25 and 49c d. J. Baby Oil _._.._. 49 and 98c Even Flo Bottles Complete 25¢ Meads Dextri Maltose 1 lb. 67c 5 lbs. $2.79 Treasure Chest Ice Cream . .. . 4 pints 90c Court Land Famous Mechanical Toys 49c Prescriptions—Carefully filled by two registered druggists—No Waiting EARL’S DRUG STORE , MAIN HIGHWAY, TRUCKSVILLE, PA. Kleenex 200’s, 18c; 300’s Soft Spun Toilet Tissue SMA, ‘Liquid... 34 Special S.M.A. Powder ......... $1.08 6 oz. no Nik water glasses 6/30c SPECIALS SPECIALS SPECIALS SPECIAL FRIDAY and SATURDAY Kotex & Modess, pkg. 12's 33c—2 for 65¢ 48's $1.27 nel 37c 2 rolls 25¢ PHONE 110 hr a
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