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5 Main St., Dallas
PHONE 468-R-2
or Wilkes-Barre 3-3794
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On the occasion of:
The Birth of a Baby
Engagement Announcements
Change of residence
Arrivals of Newcomers to
Ci Nan Dodson
Phone - Dallas 478-R-8
(No cost or obligation)
Children in Mrs. Charles James’
morning session of kindergarten
play happily with the doll house and
work at the tables with crayons.
The children at the long table in the
rear are putting rabbits and puppies
together, using vari-shaped blocks
with metal inserts as fastenings.
Seated at the round table are
Russell Casterline, Adair Crafiston,
William Hontz, Jo Ann Jewell, Mary
Beth Garry, Betty Hemenway, and
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WOOLBERT’S FUNERAL HOME
Howard Woolbert Funeral Director
90 Ferguson Ave.
RESIDENCE PHONE
Dallas 400
Shavertown
THE POST, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1952
William Jones, At the small table
are Patricia Gorda, Barbara John-
son and Ruth Ann Jones, Standing,
left to right, are Richard Dymond,
Ricky Frantz, Mary Ann Kemen,
Robert Allen, Thomas Austin, Ken-
neth Hughes, John Moore, Beverly
Eck, and William Hausch.
At the doll house are Joan Ray
and Edith Chapple.
Mrs. James’ afternoon class
shows left to right, sitting down,
Scouts And Brownies
Plan Cookie Sale
Girl Scouts and Brownies are
already taking orders for the
cookie sale which starts March 8
and are determined to make this
sale their biggest,
From the 13 cents profit per box
which goes to the Girl Scout
Council, six cents goes into the
troop treasury, seven cents to the
Council for the camping prograrth
and council capital expenditures.
The local Dallas District Girl Scout
Board receives one dollar per troop
from the cookie sale, with which to
finance its operations.
Mrs. Peter Clark has charge of
the sale in the Dallas area, and
Mrs. Oscar Dymond in the Trucks-
ville and Shavertown vicinity.
Rummage Sale
C. W. F. of Huntsville Christian
Church will hold a rummage sale
in the Lare Building, Main street,
Luzerne, March 24 and 25. Any one
having rummage may contact Mrs.
Ralph Frantz, Hillside road, Hunts-
ville; Mrs, Herbert Major, Over-
brood road; Mrs. Jack Roberts or
Mrs. Nesbitt Garinger.
Immediate
STOKER
SERVICE
and -
REPAIR
anywhere in the
BACK MOUNTAIN
910
We Will
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heating engineer to
your home right away.
STOKERS
Sales - Installation - Service
Back Mt.
Lumber & Coal Co.
Main Hgwy. Shavertown
ELECTRIC FURNACEMAN
!
Virginia Durand, Carol Ann Meyers,
Pauline Donahue, Robert Brown,
and Jacqueline Churry. Standing
are Carol Ann Makravitz, Mollie
Gallagher, James Buckley, Larry
Britton, Jolyan Strub, and Thomas
Lee.
Grouped around the piano and
singing their good morning song
are the children in Mrs. Marie
Lewis’ morning kindergarten class.
Sittine on the mats, left to right,
R. Leroy Dourand Is
President Of Class
R. Leroy Dourand was chosen
president and Ralph Gearhart, vice
president at the reorganization
meeting of Shavertown Methodist
Church’s Men’s Bible Class last
Tuesday night. Other officers,
treasurer, James Eckert, secretary,
Adolph 'Eddinger,
Committees for the year: enter-
tainment, George Jacobs, Robert
Clark, Rev. Robert Yost, William
Burnaford, Professor Leroy Bug-
bee; advisory, Charles Mannear,
Thomas Graham, John Henninger,
Robert Clark and Theodore Poad;
Ways and Means, Thomas Morgan,
Frank Morrison, Granville Sowden,
Gordon Edwards; refreshments,
Ralph Gearhart, Martin Porter and
Jack Hall; athletics, Charles Eberle,
Howard Hontz, Merton Coolbaugh,
William Thomas and Clyde Brace;
publicity, Adolph Eddinger, Herbert
Tippett, Theodore Poad, Daniel
Shaver and Wilbur Lawry; member-
ship, John Ferguson, Steven John-
son, Jack Jones, William Morgan
and Howard Woolbert; devotions,
Robert Yost, Walter Cook, William
Davis, Luther Powell, Clarence Laid-
ler; games, James Eckert, Granville
Sowden Jr., Paul Eckert, Albert
Williams, Howard Yeager, John
Chappell and Ben Kleppinger.
FOR BETTER HEARING
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NORMAN RINGSTROM
222 Miners Nat. Bank Bldg.
Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
Phone W-B 3-6315
These Youngsters Enjoy Benefits Of School Jointure
are Jonathan Valentine, Harold
Williams, Albert Paltrineri, Buddy
Jones, Lee Philo, Norman Douglas
Nicol, John Yeager, and Richard
Cook. That's Mrs. Lewis at the
piano.
Standing, left to right, are Mar-
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ors
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garet Jordan, Ann Schneider, Char-
lyn Oatridge, Eva Sue Szela, Mary
Marsha Sowden, Cheryl Ann Green-
ley, Joan Montedinico, Nancy
george, and Linda Woolbert.
In Mrs. Lewis’ afternoon class the
picture shows Bonnie Updyke, Billy
Tredinnick, James Richardson, Sha-
ron Titus, Robert Shoop, Linda Ro-
wett, Ronnie George, and Bobby
Romanchick. Right down in front
are Charmel Rinehimer, Joyce
Pritchard, Sheryl Stanley, and Mrs.
Lewis. (Photos by Kozemchak)
Cpl. Murray Graduates
From Fort Harrison
Cpl. John H. Murray will gra-
duate today from the Adjutant
General’s School at Fort Benjamin
Harrison, Indiana.
Cpl. Murray was called into ser-
vice with the 967th Field Artillery
Battalion ,taking his basic train-
ing at Fort Sill, Okla. Prior to en-
tering service he was employed by
McCroary Stores Inc., in Wilkes-
Barre and Bethlehem. He is a gra-
duate of the Milton Hershey High
School.
Upon graduation at Fort Benja-
min Harrison he will return to Fort
Sill to rejoin his old outfit.
His wife and son, John Jr., will
return with him, Mrs. Murray is
the former Ruthie Evans of 62 ICar-
verton Road, Trucksville, where
she is staying while he is taking
advanced training.
Fifth Anniversary
Members of Lady Rebekah Lodge
514 will celebrate their 5th anni-
versary Wednesday, February 28
with a dinner at the Spa followed
by a theatre party. Any person in-
terested in becoming a member is
invited to attend. Contact any
member.
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