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Neighborhood Notes and News of Local C hurch Doings
Mrs. Paul Warriner, Demunds
Road, will entertain members of her
cand club Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Simonton
and Ricky and Bobby of Paxtang,
Pa., and Mr. and Mrs. Harry ISimon-
ton of Pembreook, Pa., will arrive
THE POST, FRIDAY, JULY 4, 1952
Betrothed Newark, also a guest, will nemain for
two weeks with the new (baby Carol
Ann, grandchild of Mr. and Mrs.
Beisel.
Mrs. Jack Lilly, Johnny Phillips
and Barbara Totten of Buffalo, N. Y.
Purely
Ruth Doloris Shrey Is
Bride Of Edward William
Personal
Mr. and Mrs. Hardon Coon Jr.
Kingston, have purchased the
George Budd home at Druid Hills.
They will move iin (September.
Mr. and Mrs. James Welter have
moved from Davenport Street Dal-
las, to Akron, Ohio.
Miss Louise Thomas, |S. Franklin
Street, Wilkes-Barre, has opened her
summer home at Huntsville.
ICands have been receiwed from
the Raymon Heddens who are en-
joying tlhe Grand Cainiyom.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Steelman,
former Trucksville residents, have
sold their home on James Street.
They expect to move to the Back
Mountain Area.
Mrs. Florence Strausser, Trucks-
ville, is a patient at the Woman's
Hospital, Scranton.
Trucksville residents ill at home
are Mrs. Dave Williams, Mrs. Wil-
liam Strange, Karl Stock, Ben Post,
Herbert DeWitt and Kenneth Wool~
bert.
Mrs. Mary Hughes, mother of
Mrs. Robert Sherwood, is a patient
at General Hospital. |
Mrs. Mynile Morgan, mother of
Mrs. Dud Mathers and Mrs. Robert
Keeler, is a patient at Nesbitt Hos-
pital.
Bob Hislop, Franklin: Street, drove
Bud Williams to Philadelphia the
early part of the week where he
is under observation.
Attorney and Mrs, Leighton R.
Scott and son, Leighton of Easton
spent the weekend with Mrs. Scott's
mother, Mrs. H. H. Zeiser of Humts-
ville Road,
Mrs. (Grace VanNortwick, Framnk-
iin Street, is a patient at Nesbitt
Hospital where she is under obser-
vation.
Mr. and Mrs. Don (Clark and
family of Lehman (Avenue, have
purchased the Hildebrant house on
Lehman Avenue, They will move in
the first of August.
Mr. and Mrs. H. 'W Smith, Lake
Street, and Mr. and Mrs. J. [Stanley
Rinchimer of Lehman ‘Avenue
moved into ‘the Hedden apartment
on Monday. The Homer Moyers will
move into the former Rinehimer
house.
Miss Bess Klinetob, Sweet Valley,
attended the fortieth anniversary
exercises at the Firwood Methodist
Church ‘Sunday. She had dinner
with Elizabeth Parks and ‘then
they drove to Moosic in the affiter-
noon to visit relatives.
Dr. and Mrs. James Huitdhison
have returned to their home at
Abington, Pa. after spending some-
time with the former's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. James Hutchison of
Orchard Street, Trucksville. Jim. Jr.
started interning wt the Abington
Hospital Tuesday.
Mr. and Mus. Philip Ritter, Frank-
lin Street, are spending two weeks
in Asbury Park.
Mrs. George W. Budd left yester-
day on a business trip to York,
Baltimore and Wiashington, D. C.
Murray [Scureman and Peter Wea-
ver left for Camp (Susquehannock
this week.
Atty. and Mrs, Jonathan Valen-
tine and sons, Huntsville, spent the
weekend with Mr. Valentine's
father, Judge W. [Alfred Valentine
at Lake Carey.
Paul Gross, Huntsville, spent
Thursday to spend
a patient.
Dick Ide,
port Plant, Bridgeport, (Conn.
Republican National (Convention.
Avenue to Machell Avenue.
Huntsville Recreation Center
mer. He will receive the
after a six weeks’ course.
Dr. and Mrs.
comb, Main Street,
returned from a week
with a side trip to Cuba.
Dallas,
her home on Lake
Mrs. WJohn Bush and
home on Church (Street.
Miss. Bertha Hutson,
at General Hospital last week.
Mrs. Henry L. Jones,
enal Hospital last week.
Hill School, Natick, Mass
hannock.
evening at a small dinner party.
Kline, Allentown.
Philadelphia.
summer camp.
George Helmer, Montclair, N J.
the auction
weekend with Mrs. [Florence Phillips.
Mrs. Henry L. Jones, Trucksville,
will return this weekend from the
General Hospital where she has been }
son of Mr. and Mrs.
Clinton Ide, Huntsville, is working
for ‘the summer in the Sikorski Air-
Mr. and Mrs. James Durkin, Lake
Street, will leave on Saturday for
Chicago where they will attend the
Mr. and Mrs. James Stanley Rine-
heimer have moved from Lehman
Mr. and Mrs. H. Ruggles and Mr.
and Mrs J. Humphrey will entertain.
tonight at a Farmer Dance in the
William Snyder of Lehman is at
Bucknell summer school studying
for his Master’s Degree this sum-
degree
Robert M. Body-
have
in Miami
Mrs. Fred Clemo has returned to
Street after
being a hospital patient for a week.
infant
daughter have returned to their
Franklin
Street, submitted to an operation
Hillside,
submitted to an. operation at Gen-
Nancy Eden, New Haven, will be
a guest of Sherry Howell, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. John T. Howell,
Harveys Lake. Miss Eden was a
classmate of Miss Howell at Walnut
Mr. and Mrs. William Gritman,
who are staying with Mrs. Gritman’s
mother and father, Mr. and Mrs.
George Jones, Harveys Lake, left
Wednesday for a few days vacation
at Ocean City.
Billy Butler, son of Mr. and Mrs.
William Butler, Conyngham,
will
leave this week for (Camp Susque-
Mr. and Mrs. John Howell, Har-
veys Lake, will entertain Thursday
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mueller will
have as a weekend guest (Connie
Gertrude Frantz, Huntsville, has
as a ‘weekend guest Charles Maier, |
Edward Durkin, son of Mr. and
Mns. James Durkin, Lake Street, will
leave this week for Valley Forge
Mr, anid Mrs. John Coon, Shaver-
town, will have as a weekend guest 3
Doris Kirkendall, [Shavertown, en-
Mr. and Mrs. Kyle (Cundiff, Maple-
wood Avenue, announce the engage-
ment of their daughter, Beverly
Rose, 818 Stuyvesant Avenue, Ir-
vington, N. J. to Franklin John
Pflueger, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Pflueger, Nesbitt Terrace, Irving-
ton.
Miss Cundiff is a graduate of
Dallas Borough High School and
Grace. Downs Career (School, New
BEVERLY ROSE CUNDIFF
York City. She is now employed by
the New Jersey Bell Telephone
Company. Mr. Pflueger, an alumnus
of Irvington High School and the
American Institute of Banking, is
a member of the Junior [Class at Up-
sala College. He is a member of
Theta Upsila Fraternity.
No date has been set for the
wedding,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Weaver will
spend the fourth of July weekend
at Owego, N. Y. as Ilguests of Mr.
and Mrs. John Sweet. The Sweets
will be auction weekend guests of
the Weavers.
Virginia Steinhauer has returned
to Hartford, Conn., after spending
a vacation with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Arthur
Steinhauer has returned from a trip
to California. ;
[Steinhauer.
APPLE
: Pee
® “‘Apple-pie order” is a
familiar term. Are you
quite sure that your per-
sonal health ‘“‘measures
up” to this standard? If
there is any lingering
doubt, may we urge that
tertained Tuesday afternoon at a
kitchen shower for Mrs. Louis Klein-
rock, {Shavertown, and Mrs. Carl
Dodge, Forty Fort, the former Judy
Powell and Ann McLaughlin.
Anne and: Hale (Coughlin are visit-
ing Mrs. Coughlin’s parents, Mr. anc
Mrs. Frank Mueller at Harveys Lake
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Ferenbach
Harveys Lake, left yesterday t¢
spend the holiday at Point "Woods
New York, as the guest of Mrs. Car
Leia ony Rel: RCE
om——
you consult your Doctor
without delay. And be sure
to bring us his prescrip-
tions for compounding.
baby talk
This makes me
feel good
on the outside . . .
Ruby Dolores Shrey, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph [Shrey, Orchard
Street, Shavertown, became the
bride of Edward William, [Swoyer-
ville, in a lovely wedding (Saturday
at 2. The Rev. Fredrick Eidem per-
formed the ceremony in Saint
Paul's Lutheran Church before an
altar banked with white snapdra-
gons @nd ferns. Ginny Stroud,
soloist, sang “I Love You Truly” and
“Because”, accompanied by the
organist, Thomas Hontz.
Maid-of-honor was Nancy [Lozo,
Shavertown, best man was Peter
Fender, [Swoyerville, and the ushers
were Ralph Swan and Levo Kocher,
Swoyerville.
The bride wore full-length white
nylon and satin gown, cut with
lace bodice, long sleeves, and a
Queen Anne’s collar. Her headdress
was a Juliet cap and veil, and she
wore her grandmother’s pearls. She
carried white carnations with a cen-
ter of red roses.
Miss Lozo chose lilac gown and
carried pink carnations with a cen-
ter of pink roses.
Mrs. [Shrely, mother of the bride,
selected dress of pink and white
lace and corsage of white carnations,
while the bridegroom’s mother, Mrs.
William, wore a sheer Bemberg
print, mavy accessories, and pink
carnations.
Following the ceremony, a recep-
tion for 125 guests was held at
the Shavertown Fire Hall.
Miss Shrey attended Westmore-
land High School and worked in the
Wilkes-Barre Woolworth [Store be-
fore the wedding. Mr. William at-
tended Swoyerville High School and
is working in the Natona Mill. The
couple will reside on the Main Road,
Trucksville.
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Beisel, Meeker,
have had as recent house guests
Mr. and Mrs William Beisel, Phila-
delphia, Mrs. John Exarhopoulos,
Stan- Lite
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SATURDAY
THEIR
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“the Thine ok Their Lives” J
Added
Cartoon Carnival
SUNDAY—MONDAY
‘Golden Horde”
Starring
Ann Blyth, David Farrar
Added
News—Comedy—Cartoon
TUESDAY ONLY
SPECIAL FAMILY NIGHT
$1.00 A CARLOAD $1.00
DOUBLE FEATURE
“Bandit Queen”
Starring
Barbara Britton, Willard Parker
Co-Feature
“Kentucky Jubilee”
Starring
Jerry Colonna, Jean Porter
Added
Cartoon
WEDNESDAY—THURSDAY
“Bright Victory”
Starring
Arthur Kennedy, Peggy Dow
Added
Two Cartoons
I
SANDY BEACH
DRIVE-IN THEATRE
FRIDAY
“Strangers On A Train”
Farley Granger, Ruth Roman
Robert Walker
“Warner Bros. new tempo to
screen excitement’
SATURDAY
“Guilty Bystander”
Zachary Scott, Faye Emerson
“How innocent can a by-
stander be?”
SUNDAY & MONDAY
“Along The
Great Divide”
Kirk Douglas, Virginia Mayo
“A marshal whose hide no
bullet could touch—and the girl
who got under his skin!”
TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY
“My Forbidden Past”
Robert Mitchum, Ava Gardner
Melvyn Douglas
“A wife on his hands—and Ava
on his mind . . .”
THURSDAY
“The Lady
And The Bandit”
Louis Hayward, Patricia Medina
“Meet the Bandit King and the
Queen of his heart”
The safest beach in
Northern Pennsylvania
Bring the whole family
2—SHOWS—2
STARTING AT DUSK
Merchandise Party
Open Every Day
arrived Tuesday to spend a few days
with Mrs. F. M. Gordon, and Mrs.
Florence Phillips of Norton Avenue.
Johnny will stay several weeks with
his grandmother and great grand-
mother.
Waterfront Counsellor
Virginia Brunges, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Brunges of Claude
Street, is spending six weeks at
Camp Kalmeia, Blairstown, N. J.
where she is waterfront counsellor.
Virginia, a graduate of Dallas
Township High School, will enter
her sophomore year ‘at East
Stroudsburg State Teachers’ Col-
lege in the fall.
DALLAS
OUTDOOR
THEATRE
Children under 12 — Free
2 Shows Nightly—9:00 & 11:00
FRIDAY
“Golden Girl”
Color
Mitzi Gaynor, James Barton
Dale Robertson
“A light-hearted musical to
celebrate the 4th”
SATURDAY
“Stage fo Tucson”
Color
Rod Cameron, Wayne Morris
“Lawless passions cracked
the whip”
SUNDAY & MONDAY
She Wore A
Yellow Ribbon”
in color
John Wayne, Joanne Dru
John Agar
“A woman disrupts an army
camp in the old west”
TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY
“Bright Victory”
Arthur Kennedy, Peggy Dow
“A love story of two people—
who were only human”
THURSDAY
“Half Angel”
Loretta Young, Joseph Cotten
“The confessions of a Lady
Sleepwalker—who really
got around”
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for
Employees Vacations
June 30th thru July 5th
WILL BE OPEN FOR BUSINESS
Tr JULY Tth
Bo Temes hme = CIRCL CLEANING & DYEING CO.
Lundy Bldg., Dallas
BASIL L. LORD, Representative
HIMMLER
THEATRE
Dallas, Pa.
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
“The Marrying Kind”
Judy Holliday
Also Cartoon and News
MONDAY & TUESDAY
“Drums Of
The Deep South”
Color
James Craig
Also Comedy and Cartoon
several days this ‘week on a business
trip ‘to Baltimore, Md.
Mr. and Mrs. Verne Gross, for-
merly of Reynolds Street, Kingston,
have moved to iChurch (Street,
Dallas.
Mrs. Margaret O'Boyle and daugh-
ter, Eileen have moved from Zinn.
Street, Trucksville, to - Parrish
Street, Dallas.
E. B. Worthington and niece,
Marie Spencer, former Fortly Fort
residents, have taken up residence
on [Center Hill Road.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman W. Cooper,
formerly of Orchand Street, Shaver-
town, have moved to (Claude (Street,
Dallas.
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6.15 Gal.
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PORCH & FLOOR ENAMEL
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NEW
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What is it? Why PUR-
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Also “Travel Talk” and Cartoon
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