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James B. Morton Dies
From Heart Attack
James B. Morton, 66, Hillside
street, Harveys Lake, was buried
Monday afternoon in Wyoming
Cemetery, following funeral ser-
vices at the J. S. Miller funeral
home in Plains, with Rev. Paul W,
Keppel, Stella Presbyterian Church
officiating.
Mr. Morton, the victim of a sud-
den heart attack, died at his home
He had been
employed for forty years by
Wilkes-Barre Lace Company as a
lace weaver,
_ Born at Darvel, ‘Scotland, he
came to this country in early
youth, married the former Helen
McLellan, North Wilkes-Barre, and
resided for a number of years in
Forty-Fort before moving to Har-
veys Lake, He remained a mem-
ber of the Stella Presbyterian
Sparkle
during the holidays
with clothes
cleaned by
HECK
H.L. 4256
prompt delivery
service
Church, Forty Fort.
He is survived by his wife; a
son,, Hugh B. who is attached to
the Patuxent River Naval Air Sta-
tion, Maryland; three grandchil-
dren; several brothers and sisters
in Scotland.
Correction
Back Mountain Council P.T.As
will meet Tuesday evening at 8
o'clock in Lake Township High
School and not Monday evening
as stated on page six of this issue
of the Post.
Mrs. Lucy Honeywell is a pa-
tient at the General Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs, William Drabick
and Mr. and Mrs. James Daven-
port of Meeker spent Sunday as
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Milo Bur-
gess at New Milford. Mrs. Bur-
gess is the former Mrs. Florence
Post of Wilkes Barre.
Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Joseph of
Norton avenue will have as
Thanksgiving Day guests Mr. Jo-
seph’s mother, Mrs. J. D. Joseph,
his sister, Miss Anne Joseph, John
Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Wollbert and Alice and Ken Jr., of
Shavertown; Mr. and Mrs, Arthur
Evans and Gwen and Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Thomas of Wilkes Barre.
1949
Plymouth Special
DeLuxe
Only $500.00 down, Your
present car might make the
down payment, be sure and
call me if you want a good
used car, or a New 1951
Packard.
R. E. PHILLIPS Sr.
Overbrook Road
Dallas 562-R-2
Kingston 7-1141
25 MAIN STREET
Happy
Thanksgiving
to all our
customers and friends
from
JAMES R. OLIVER INC.
DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA
PHONE 239
Watch for the Grand Opening of our huge Used Car
Lot at Dallas-Tunkhannock Highway Intersection.
Shut-Ins, Cheered
With Holiday Boxes
Over thirty shut-ins were cheer-
ed over the weekend and the
early part of the week when mem-
ers of the Shut-in Committee of
Women of the Rotary called on
them and delivered boxes of holi-
day goodies, fruit cakes, nuts and
various kinds of candies.
Heading the committee was Mrs.
George Metz assisted by Mrs. Ray
Hedden, Mrs. Harold Titman, Mrs.
Francis Ambrose, Mrs. David Jen-
kins, Mrs. Dan Robinhold, Mrs.
David Williams, and Mrs, James
Besecker.
Committee members met at the
Besecker home Friday night to ar-
rangs the boxes and enjoy an in-
formal lunch featuring Emily's fa-
mous coconut-custard pie.
HANDLE with
CARE!
Each prescription brought
here is compounded with
knowledge, skill and the
best of drugs.
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS
MERRITT DRUG CO.
“If it has merit—
Merritt has it”
Next to the Acme Mkt.
DALLAS, PA.
Dorset Compacts
$1.00 plus tax
Salient Life-Time
Wallets
$1.00 plus tax
Imported
Briar Pipe
Starting at $1.00
“Texas Tem"
Holster Sets
With two Buffalo Bill Cap
Guns
$3.98 complete
Flash Lights, Batteries,
Pocket Knives, Games &
Toys, Watches, Clocks
Stop For Your
“Rudolph” Electric
Lapel Pin
WILLIE’S
WILLARD REESE, prop.
Fernbrook Corners
Pretty and warm!
nightgowns
GIFT;
Misses and women’s elose woven
chenille robes. All sizes and colors
—3$8.98
Children’s Sizes
$1.98 to
Large selection of hand-
leather cloth,
ebteoresbeetssanesesoia $2.98
(Plus 20% Fed. Tax)
bags,
plastic.
Boys’ Cowboy Shirts.
All sizes and colors—
$1. 98 to $2.98.
GLOBE DEPARTMENT STORE
“Your Nearest Department Store”
112, 114, 116 MAIN STREET
Pastel flannel
$2.98
LUZERNE, PA.
THE POST, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1950
PAGE FIVE
Idetown
Mr. and Mrs. Loren Keller
will observe their 25th wedding
anniversary on Sunday, November
26 with an open house afternoon
and evening.
The Confidence Class will meet
at the church house on Tuesday
evening at 8 o'clock. Hostesses
are Mrs. Dean Shaver, Mrs. Claire
McKenna, Mrs. Edward Heck and
Mrs. Gilbert Husted.
Service of the Lehman Charge
will be held on Thursday, Thanks-
jiving morning at the Idetown
Church at 9 AM. Rev. Frank
Abbott, pastor, in charge,
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GREETINGS & GIFTS
are brought to you from
Friendly Neighbors
& Civic & Social Welfare
Leaders
through
WELCOME WAGON
On the occasion of:
The Birth of a Baby
Change of residence
Arrivals of Newcomers to
Phone 260-R-8
(No cost or obligation)
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CHICKENS
TURKEYS
for
THANKSGIVING
Hilbert’s Hatchery
CALL H. L. 3422
Gay and Simple
Holiday Cut
Our dual personality
hair cut is designed
to follow your active
life. Simple enough
for wooded walks, yet
party enough for big
evenings. Call now
for an appointment.
YOUR LOVELINESS
begins at
Ed’s Beauty Shoppe
Carverton Road, Trucksville
195-R-15 or 493-R-2
Boys and Girls
Get These Extra Votes Up
To And Including Sunday November 26
500 Votes On Any Of These Items
Breyer's Delicious Ice Cream
4 Gallon $1.15
(500) Votes
$1.39
(500) Votes
Milk Or Dark
Big Two-Pound Package
$119
(500) Votes
Colby Guaranteed Pocket Watch
(500) Votes
Guaranteed
$1.98
(500) Votes
Cape Cod Vacuam Bottle
Town Talk Chocolate Creams
Rex 40-Hour Alarm Clock
OPEN ALL DAY THANKSGIVING
EY rl TIT
SHAVERTOWN, PA.
Your Most Exciting
Christmas Gift . . .
Comes in the smart, striped
Isaac Long Box with the lovely
fuschia satin ribbon and clever
elf gift card! Every giftis gift
wrapped AT NO EXTRA
COST!
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Store Hours Friday 10 to 8:30
Saturday, Nov. 25: 10 to 5:30