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Neighborhood
Purely
Personal
Mrs. Elwood Hudson has return-
ed to her home on Davis street
after being a patient at Nesbitt
Hospital for several days.
Mrs. Lance Willits and Mr. and
Mrs. Mac Overhizer of Williams-
port and Mrs. Thomas Gansel and
Mrs. Henry Gaughan of Warrior
Run spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Hayden Richards of Lehman
avenue. Mrs. Richards spent Sat-
urday with her brother and sister-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Gansel.
Oliver Williams, a former Shav-
ertown resident, is seriously ill:at
the home of his son and daughter-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Wil-
liams of Sayre. His. daughter, Mrs.
Ethel Isaacs of Goss Manor is tak-
ing care of him.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Elicker and
Carol and Eddie have moved from
their Pioneer avenue home to
Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Keller of
Shavertown, Harry Hirlinger of Kit-
chen Creek and Ralph Rood of
Dallas, visited Oliver Williams at
Sayre Saturday. Mr. Williams was
taken ill while at camp in Pike's
County.
Mrs. Howard Young and Gerald-
ine and Nowell of Shavertown will
join Mr. Young at Junction City,
Kansas, next week. Lt. Young
left several weeks ago for service
with the U. S. Army.
Mr. and Mrs, Harry Hirlinger of
Kitchen Creek were recent visitors
in Dallas.
Mrs. Harry H. Harris who has
been a patient at the General Hos-
pital is spending several days with
her son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs, Levi Harris, Wilkes Barre,
Mr. and Mrs. Andre Thevenon,
Mrs. Marie Buchet of Center Hill
road, and Miss Jeannine Provin of
- Plains have returned from a week-
end trip to Lake George, N. Y,
Mrs. Harry Lape of Demunds
road is visiting relatives in Plains.
Joseph Balwierczak of Demunds
has returned to school in Wiscon-
sin.
Mrs. Harry Boyd and Mrs. David
Bevan of Demunds visited Mrs.
Ralph Kauffman last Thursday.
Mrs. Frank Heidere of Kingston
Township entertained a number of
' friends at luncheon Monday.
Lois Moss was guest of honor
at a party given by her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Moss of Shav-
ertown recently. Lois was ten.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bailey of
Wellington avenue entertained at
a party Saturday night honoring
Mrs, Willard Hoover and John Rob-
~ erts who celebrated their birthday
anniversaries.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Richardson
are driving to New York today,
Jack to attend a luncheon meeting
of automobile dealers at the Wal-
dorf Astoria, Mrs. Richardson for
the ride. The twins, Tommy and
Bobby, and their younger brother,
Jimmy, are parked with their
grandmother, Mrs. A. L. Richard-
son, Fleetville.
Mr. and Mrs. John Joseph, re-
cent guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. J.
Joseph, Norton avenue, have re-
turned to their home in Chicago.
Jean Louise Williams, Norton
avenue, returned Sunday from a
two-months tour of England and
Scotland. She left Tuesday for
Cambridge, Mass., where she will
do graduate work at Harvard Uni-
versity.
Mrs. M. J. Brown, West Dallas,
Mrs. Paul Warriner and Mrs.
George Schallenberger af Demunds
road are on a trip through the New
They will visit
Mrs. John Nicholson at Meriden,
Conn., and Mr. and Mrs. John Cor-
liss at Greenfield, Mass. They will
return by way of the Mohawk
Trail and Albany, N. Y.
Steve Sedler of Mill street is a
patient at Robert Packer Hospital,
Sayre, where he submitted to an
operation.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tredinnick
have moved into the Dorn house
on Maih road.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry D. Swepston
of Center Hill road have moved
from the Shiber house on Center
Hill road to Elmcrest. - ;
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Hartley have
moved into the Carpenter house
on Elmcrest.
Dr. and Mrs. John Doane have
sold their home on Oak street,
Trucksville and moved to the Ahl-
born apartment on South Franklin
street, Wilkes-Barre.
SHAVER THEATRE
SHAVERTOWN
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
“The Gunfighters”
with Gregory Peck, Jean Parker
CARTOON—NEWS
MONDAY and TUESDAY
“So Proudly We Hail”
With Claudette Colbert,
Paulette Goddard
CARTOON
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
“Blondie’s Secret”
with Penny Singleton,
Arthur Lake
CARTOON—COMEDY
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es!
Mrs. Marion Zinn Is
Bride of Ralph Johnson
Mrs. Marion Zinn of Wilkes-
Barre and Ralph Johnson of Lan-
caster were united in marriage
Thursday evening, September 21
at 7:30 p.m. Rev. Frank Abbott
performed the double ring cere-
mony in Idetown Methodist Church.
Attendants were Sgt. and Mrs.
Alfred Harrocks of Aberdeen, Md.,
daughter and son-in-law of Mrs,
Zinn.
The bride wore wine colored
street-length suit with green acces-
sories. Her shoulder bouquet was
of yellow roses. Mrs, Harrocks
chose blue faille dress with match-
ing accessories and pink roses.
Following the ceremony, a recep-
tion was held at the home .of the
bride's aunt and uncle, Mr. and
Mrs. Corey Mead of Idetown and
the couple left for a®trip to New
York City and Philadelphia.
After November 1 they will re-
side at 130 Lincoln street, Lan-
caster.
New Elmcrest Rebidenis
Are Honored At Tea
Mrs. Harry Swepston and Mrs.
C. E. Hartley were honored at a
tea given on Wednesday afternoon
by Mrs. James Langdon and Mrs.
Jack Barnes at the home of Mrs.
Langdon, Elmcrest. Table decora-
tions were fall flowers. Mrs, Stan-
ley Davies poured.
Guests were: Mrs. Stanley Rine-
heimer, Mrs. Ralph Dixon, Mrs.
Eugene Hindrick, Mrs. Felix Weber,
Mrs. Warren Meyers, Mrs. William
Wright, Mrs. Alfred Boyson, Mrs.
Chic Matchett, Mrs. Edward Roman
and Mrs. William Crump.
Mrs. Jack Barnes, Elmcrest, will
entertain Miss Dee Morris, Field
Director of Wyoming Girl Scouts,
Mrs. Raymond Titus, and Mrs. W.
E. McQuilkin at luncheon this
afternoon.
Mrs. Hazel Trescitt has returned
to Philadelphia after visiting her.
sister, Mrs. J. B. Schooley of
Trucksville. Another sister, Mrs.
Lucy Howell returned to Philadel-
phia with Mrs. Trescitt.
Mrs. May Hislop celebrated her
eightieth = birthday anniversary at
her home on Demunds road Thurs-
da.y. Her daughter, Mrs. Jessie
Moore was hostess at a family
dinner.
Mrs. Myrtle Swan entertained
Valeria Henry Circle of Shaver-
town Methodist Church recently.
Miss Olver and Mrs. Shoemaker of
Holcombs Grove reviewed a chap-
ter of the Study Book in Moham-
medan costume.
"DALLAS
OUTDOOR
THEATRE
ROUTE 309 — ABOVE DALLAS
FRIDAY
“Lonesome Road”
POSITIVELY ADULTS ONLY
BOLD - VIVID - TRUE—but
CLEAN AND MORAL
the man with a million friends.
C. ‘HARRY TAYLOR will be at
the Dallas Out-Door in person.
SATURDAY
“My Dear Secretary”
starring Kirk Douglas,
Laraine Day, Keenan Wynn,
Helen Walker
SUNDAY and MONDAY
“] Wonder Who's
Kissing Her Now”
starring June Haver and
Mark Stevens
Two Shows Nightly
7-9
HIMMLER |
THEATRE
Dallas, Pa.
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
“Stars in My Crown”
starring Joel McCrea and
Ellen Drew
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News and Cartoon
MONDAY and TUESDAY
“Under My Skin”
i starring John Garfield
Pete Smith Short and Cartoon
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
“Asphalt Jungle”
Sterling Hayden
Cartoon
Notes
Miss Shirley Boston Becomes
Bride of Sheldon Hoover Sunday
Miss Shirley Boston, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Boston of
Pike's Creek, became the bride of
Sheldon Hoover, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Perry Hoover Sr. of Pikes
Creek Sunday afternoon at 2 p.m.
Rev. George Snyder of Ashley form-
er Maple Grove pastor assisted by
Professor Henry Kiessel, performed
the double ring ceremony before
an altar banked with white gladioli,
pompons and dahlias. Garden
flowers were used effectively
throughout the Church.
Attendants were Miss Evans Mar-
tin of Loyalville and Robert Steltz
of Pike's Creek.
The bride given in marriage by
her father wore gray gaberdine suit
, shoulder
'.pompons.
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with navy blue accessories. Her
bouquet was of white
Miss Martin ° selected
brown suit with green accessories
and yellow pompons.
Following the ceremony, the
couple left for Niagara Falls and
Canada.
Mrs, Hoover is a graduate of
Lake Township High School, class
of 1949 and is employed at the
Miranda Blouse Factory at Noxen.
Mr. Hoover was also graduated
from Lake Township High School,
a classmate of his bride's, and was
employed by Johnson Drake and
Piper Company of Harrisburg.
He has enlisted in the U. S.
Navy and is awaiting orders.
At a very pretty wedding, Miss
shirley N. Benscoter, daughter of
Mr.® and Mrs. David Benscoter Sr.
of Hunlock Creek, became the
oride of Sterling Meade, son of
Delbert and the late Dorethea
Meade of Sweet Valley in Church
of Christ Church, Sweet Valley,
Monday evening at 6:30.
Rev. E. J. Waterstripe performed
the double ring ceremony before
an altar flanked with tall white
tapers and banked with palms and
white gladioli and pompons, Ken-
neth Meade, brother of the bride-
groom played the wedding music
and Mrs. Dale Heffelfinger sang
the “Wedding Prayer”, “Because”
and “The Lord's Prayer”.
Attendants were Mrs. Gerald
Cragle of Sweet Valley, sister of
the bride, and Dale Heffelfinger of
Wilkes Barre. Ushers were Shel-
don Wandell and Alfred Benscoter
of Sweet Valley.
The bride was attractive in white
satin gown fashioned with tight
bodice, full skirt, ending in train,
long sleeves pointed at wrists, and
high neckline with net yoke. Her
finger-tip veil of illusion fell from
a Juliet cap and she carried a
Miss Shirley N. Benscoter Is
Married To Sterling Meade
white Bible marked with white
orchid,
Mrs. Cragle chose yellow taffeta
made with high neckline, bustle
skirt and short sleeves. She wore
matching mitts and cap-like hat
and carried a bouquet of bronze
and yellow chrysanthemums.
Mrs. Benscoter, mother of the
bride, selected navy street-length
dress with matching accessories and
red roses and Mrs. Meade, step-
mother of the bridegroom, black
with red roses.
Following the ceremony, a recep-
tion was held in the Church Hall.
Mrs. Meade is a graduate of
Shickshinny High School and Gen-'
eral Hospital School of Nursing.
Mr. Meade was graduated from
Lehman High School and served
with the U, S. Air Corps during
World War II. He attended Wilkes
College and is now a member of
the Senior Class at Eastern Chris-
tian Institute, East Orange, N. J.
He is 'serying as pastor of Green
Point Church of Christ at East
Orange.
The couple
Orange.
will reside in East
Robert Evans, Elmira, N, Y. spent
the weekend with his mother, Mrs.
John Evans of Shavertown.
~- StardLite
DRIVE-IN THEATRE
TUNKHANNOCK
Next to Airport—Route 309
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
September 29-30
“Wizard of 02”
(Technicolor)
with Judy Garland and
Ray Bolger
PLUS NEWS
SUNDAY and MONDAY
October 1-2
“Young Widow”
with Jane Russell and
Louis Hayward
Added Cartoon and
Pete Smith Specialty
TUESDAY ONLY
October 3
DOUBLE FEATURE
“Black Midnight”
with Roddy MacDowall
“Jungle Goddess”
with George Reeves
ALSO NEWS
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
October 4-5
“Lonesome Road”
(Adult Admission Only)
ALSO NEWS
Two Shows, Starting at Dusk
Sandy Beach
: Theatre
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
“Big Steal”
starring Robert Mitchum and
William Bendix
An story of a US.
Army payroll robbery.
exciting
; %
SUNDAY and MONDAY
“Easy Living”
starring Victor Mature, Lucille
Ball and Elizabeth Scott, Sonny
Tufts. An exciting behind the
scene story ‘of professional foot-
ball players.
TUESDAY ONLY
“Forbidden Street”
starring Dana Andrews and
Maureen O'Hara
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
“Thieves Highway”
Richard Conte
Cortesa.
and Valintina
Show Starts 7 and 9
Children under Twelve
Admitted Free
THE POST, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1950
Have Third Son
Announcement has been made of
the birth of a third son at Nesbitt
Hospital, Saturday, September 23,
to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hudak,
Parrish street, Wilkes-Barre. Mrs.
Hudak is the former Anna Hardisky
of Lehman.
Have Baby Boy
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@® We like to think of our-
selves as guardians of
your health and welfare.
Main Highway—Trucksville
Turn to us confidently when you are \
in need of anything you’d expect to \
find in a good drug store...
particularly solicit your prescription \
patronage. Here you are assured care- \
ful compounding, fresh, potent drugs 3 \
and prices that are uniformly fair. \
aS DRUG STORE
Two Registered Pharmacists
Prescriptions Filled While You Wait
And we \
Phone 110
Error N hd —
DEAE
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Davis
of Tunkhannock, have announced
| the birth of a son, Friday, Septem-
I,
s And News Of Lo
ber 22 at Nesbitt Hospital. Mrs.
Davis is the former Jane Case who
was employed at First National
Bank, Dallas. Mr. Davis is employ-
ed by Commonwealth Telephone
Company. The Davises have an-
other son, Donnie.
Attend Bloomsburg Fair
Among those who attended
Bloomsburg Fair on Wednesday
evening were: Mr. and Mrs. David
Jenkins, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rich-
ardson, Mr. and Mrs. James Be-
cal Church Doings
secker, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Robin-
hold, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Seckara,
Mr. and Mrs, Francis: Ambrose, Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Ohlman, and Mr.
and Mrs. Harris Haycox.
Proprietor Married
Andrew Musial, proprietor of the
Produce Center on the Luzerne
Highway, and Miss Anna Lucarione
of Wilkes Barre were married in
Wilkes-Barre last Thursday, Sep-
tember 21.
100 MAIN STREET
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PULLOVERS . . .
$1.99 up
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7-6318
14 MAIN STREET
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DIAL 7-4768
THE NICEST STORE IN TOWN
Where Prices Are Low and Values Are High
VALUES FOR THE GIRLS
LUZERNE
Girls’ Dresses $1.95
Girls’ Slips T9¢
Girls Hose 6-11 25¢ pr.
Boys’ Pants $1.95
sizes 4 to 10
50% wool 50% rayon
Ladies Built up
Cotton Slips 95¢
loomcraft
Ladies’ Nylon
Hose 95c¢ pr.
TOP
Girls’ Flannel or Crepe
Pajamas $1.95
sizes 8 to 16
Girls’ Jeans $1.85
6 to 16 all sizes
BARGAINS FOR THE BOYS
Boys’ Flannel Shirts
6-16 $1.49
Famous E-Z winter weight
midways or short sleeved
Shirts 69¢ each
6-16
Ladies’ Cotton
Hose 39c pr.
Ladies’ Flannel
Gowns $1.79
all sizes:
Ladies’
Panties 49c¢ pr.
Ladies’ Plastic
Aprons 25¢
45 $1.79 and $1.95
VALUES FOR THE LADIES :
* Children’s Slips
$1.69 and up
Denton Soft-Knit
Sleeping Garments
all sizes
Boys Hose 19c¢ pr.
Boys’ Dungarees $1.95
all sizes
Ladies’
Slacks $2.95
all sizes
Ladies’ Cotton
Dresses $2.95
14 to 52
Single
Blankets $1.49
SPECIALS
50% Wool Cannon
Blankets $6.95
Extra Heavy Double
Blankets $6.95
50% Wool
Quilts $7.95
all colors available
Plastic
Table Cloths 79¢
54 by 54
Turkish Towels 39¢
20 by 42 first quality
Dish Towels 19¢
each
Dish Cloths 10¢
each
Famous Punjab
Percales 49¢ yard
74 MAIN STREET
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