meet our bouncing baby
a
Circus Plays To Good
Sized Crowds Friday
(Continued from Page One)
oming Valley merchants acting as
Circus Daddies, were: St. Michael's
school; Crippled Children, residents
of Old Ladies Home, Sutton Home
and children from St. Stanislaus
Institute. The latter group were
transported from Nanticoke by Ki-
wanis Club and Back Mountain
Y. M. C. A. at a cost of $40.
Dallas Kiwanis Club’s Under-
privileged Childrens’ Fund and
Back Mountain Y. M. C. A. will
realize between $1,400 and $1,500
as their share of the profits from
sponsoring the show.
Both Lewis LeGrand and Fred-
ric Anderson, co-chairmen, were
enthusiastic in their praise of Mr.
Mills and his fair dealing, and both
said that they had never seen a
circus that employed such nice
looking people and high-type per-
sonnel. Mr. Mills, they said, was
pleased with the crowd and ex-
pressed a desire to return to Dallas
next season and the sponsoring
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THE POST, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1951
Kiwanis Club Picnic
Dallas Kiwanis’ Woman's Club
members will entertain their hus-
bands and friends at a covered
dish picnic at Rice’s Orchard Farm
Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. Every one
is to bring a covered dish, silver
and dishes.
Kiwanis Men's Club will enter-
tain with a humorous skit. Farmer
dancing will follow. Committee
members: Mrs. Harold Smith, chair-
man, Mrs. Mitchell Jenkins, co-
chairman, assisted by Mrs. William
Wright, Mrs. Donald Arnold and
Mrs. Kenneth Rice.
Scott Family Holds
Reunion At Benton Park
Mrs. Arthur Scott was chosen
president and Mrs. David Fetter-
man vice president, at the annual
reunion of the Edward Scott fam-
ily held at Benton Park recently.
Other officers: Mrs. Clarence Sear-
foss, secretary; Mrs. Marvin Scott,
Sr., historian; Mrs. Paul Scott,
treasurer,
diated
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Gifts were given to Mrs. Boyd
Scott, oldest person present, Garry
Lee Souder, youngest, Mr. and Mrs.
Leon Goss, longest married, Mr.
and Mrs. Willard Goss, largest fam-
ily present, Burton Souders, coming
the farthest.
Present were: Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
son Fetterman, Mr. and Mrs. Dan-
iel Fetterman and Betty, David,
Susan, Mrs. Dorothy Weiss and Ro-
bert, Mrs. Minnie McCarthy and Jo-
seph, James, Jay, Rose Marie,
Shickshinny; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Scott, Milton, Shirley, Hazel, Marie,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Scott and Bar-
ry, Dallas; Mr. and Mrs. Marvin
Scott, Sr., Mrs. Helen Siley, Char-
les, Leroy, Frances, Mary, Harry,
Mr, and Mrs. Marvin Scott, Jr.
Ruth Ann, Marvin, Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Scott, Moosic; Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Searfoss and, Clarence Jr.
and Hazel, Berwick; Mrs. Boyd
Scott, Harveys Lake; Russell Scott,
Russell Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Scott and Arthur, of Noxen; Mr.
and Mrs. Raymond Scott and
children, Sweet Valley; Mr. and
Mrs. Leon Goss, Mr. and Mrs. El-
mer Souders, Mr. and Mrs. Burton
Souders and Carl and Gary Lee,
»’
Miss Jean Parkinson, Mrs. Simon
Song and Eli, Betsy, Helen, Doro-
thy, Jennie, Bobby, Benton; Mr, and
Mrs. Willard Goss and Lois, Ronald,
Billy, Ethel, Sammie, Edythe Ann,
Midville; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Pur-
cell, Town Hill; Mr. and Mrs. Ro-
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bert Cotterman, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Swire, Mr. and Mrs. Joan
Steinruck and Della, Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Boston and Virginia, Miss
Elaine Miller, Robert Evans, Carol
Ann Gorge, Lydia Souders, Mr. and
Mrs. John Morgans and Butch.
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