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Woman's Club Chorale
~ To Broadcast Sunday
[Dallas Woman's Club (Chorale will
present a Christmas program over
station WHWIL Sunday afternoon at
4 p.m. as part of Livingston IClewell’s
Autumn Series.
The (Chorale which is composed of
members from both the Senior and
Junior ‘Woman's [Clubs has a full
holiday schedule. December 15 they
will sing at the Old Ladies Home
and afi the Hazle Street [School par-
ent teacher meeting. December 16 at
the West Pittston Woman's (Club
meeting, December 18 at the Dallas
Rotary Club, December 21 at the
Dallas (Community Sing and Dec-
ember 30 before the Kingston Rotary
Club.
They will broadcast over station
WHWL (Christmas Day from 2 until
4 o'clock.
Members: Ruth ‘Ambrose, Mary
Bennallack, Dorothy Crosby, Alice
Dournand, Catherine Garris, Janet
‘Garris, Marion Harvey, Helen Mec-
(Cord, Peggy Porter, Emma 'Sarley,
Naomi Shaver, Katherine Stringham,
~~ Marion Templin, Elaine Allan, Mar-
jorie Downing, Jean Edwards, Billie
- Elston, iAdeltha Miller, Dorothy
Margarelt
Anftanaitis, Evelyn Eck, Jeannette
Goeringer, Ruth Lewin, Alice Meade,
Mary Reese, Amy ‘Scott, Beth Sey-
mour, Dorothy Wileman, Fanny Wil-
: ~ liams,
Mrs. Sarley is president of the
club, Mrs, Reese, treasurer and Mrs.
Eck, secretary. Mrs. Norman Pat-
ton is director and Mrs. William
Bs Baker, Sr., laccompanist.
Kraft Completes Work
At Quartermaster School
Airman Third Class Edward B.
Kraft, son of Rev. and Mrs. Henry
C,; ‘Kraft, of Noxen has recently
graduated from the Office Machine
Repair Course of the Quartermaster
School at Fort Lee, Va.
Airman Kraft entered service in
March at Wilkes-Barre and was as-
signed to [Fort Lee, He is a graduate
of Dallas Township High ‘School and
attended Muhlenberg (College, Allen-
town, He is spending a leave with
his parents after which he will be
assigned to Camp Kilmer, N.J.
Nesbitt Sewing Group
~ Will Meet Tuesday At 10
Mrs, James Harrison, chairman
of Nesbitt Auxiliary sewing group,
Shavertown Branch, announces that
members will meet in Back Moun-
tain Memorial Library Annex Tues-
day at 10 [AM. Fifteen were present
November 18, with 200 articles
- completed.
Lehman Jackson Presents
Operetta Tonight At 8
Lehman-Jackson elementary
school will present its annual oper-
etita tonight at 8, under direction
of first, second and third grade
teachers, Mrs, Dorothy Steele and
Mrs. Arlene Kunkle; Mrs. Alice El-
ston and Miss Hannah Culp; Mrs.
Frances Perrego and Mrs. Dorothy
Major.
In “The Toys That Had to Wait”,
toys come to life and dance about
Santa Claus’ toy shop, with (first,
second and third graders furnishing
cast and chorus.
Adam ‘Gardecki is Santa Claus,
Susan Nuss Mrs. Santa; Judy Gross
is Titania; Ellen Harris a French
doll; James [Spencer a clown; Linda
Kowlalick a circus dancer; and Eve-
lyn Raginski a negro doll.
Third grade girls are fairies;
nurse dolls, seccnd grade girls; tin
soldiers, second grade boys; itops,
first grade children; candy kids,
first grade; jumping jacks, third
grade boys; Dutich dolls, Dorothea
and Phyllis Price, Herman and Billy
Onday; balloons, second and third
grade girls,
Third grade costumes were made
by Mrs. Paul Gross and Mrs, Mar-
garet (Spencer, Mrs. Frances [Per-
rego and Mrs. Dorothy Major.
Second grade costumes were the
work of Mesdames May Bronson,
George Gale, Eric Kowalek, Homer
Major, Carl Barrall, Edward Radgin-
ski, Oscar Falcione, Willard Lyons,
Paul Dugan, Joseph Niezgoda, Leslie
Sutton, Michael Slimak, "Gladstone
Baird, Frank Young, Alice Elston,
and Miss Hannah Culp.
First grade costumes: Mesdames
Glenn Brown, (Carleton Swan, John
Harrison, William Jennings, Harvey
Bottoms, Joseph Ide, Haroid Lyons,
Frank Macyda, Elmer Norris, Arlene
Kunkle, and Dorothy Steele.
Raymond Garingers,
Hosts At Supper
Mr, and Mrs. Raymond Garinger
entertained members of the Com-
mission on Education of Alderson
Methodist Church at la ¢overed dish
supper last Momday when plans
for the (Christmas party were com-
pleted. Mrs, Harry Allen, Sr. will
entertain members of the Commis-
sion at a covered dish supper Janu-
ary 19.
Present at the meeting were:
Mesdames Stephen Hartman, Sr.,
William Dees, Harvey Kitchen, [Clar-
ence Montross, Morrison Witter,
Harry Allen, Sr., Rev. Ruth Under-
wood; James Hunsinger; Mr. and
Mrs, Albert Armitage, Mr, and Mrs.
Donald Smith and Donna; Lina Gar-
inger, Eleanor Humphrey, Jessie
Armitage and Carol Deets.
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THE POST, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12,
1952
THESE WOMEN!
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“The boys in front of the drug store are getting awfully dull.
They used to pull my hair and chase me home . , . now,
when I walk by, all they do is whistle!”
to provide musical selections as ac-
companiment for (Christmas impres-
sions. It ‘will be a unique program.
Its preparation thas necessitated
much research and thought.
Hostesses will be: Mesdames Ar-
thur Ross, A. J. Rutherford, Wilson
Ryman, Floyd Sanders, J. H. Schaff-
thauser, D. T. Scott, Jr., Robert
Scott, Willard Seymour, Ray Shiber,
V: A. Shindel, Nathaniel Silverman,
H. W. Smith, H. A. Smith, Jr., Ralph
Smith, James Spencer, Gerald Stout,
H. A. Stuhlmuller, Preston Sturde-
vant, and H, D. |Swepston.
Book Club Plans
Christmas Meeting
Dec. 16 In Annex
Mrs. Marshall Nunlist, in prepar-
ing a program for Back Mountain
Memorial Library Book Club’s Dec-
ember meeting next Wednesday in
the Annex, has enlisted Mary Eman-
ski of Little Theatre Musicale flame,
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Town And Gown Concerts
Wilkes College ammounces six
Town and Géwn Concerts open to
the public, one of which has already
been presented. Madrigal Singers
gave their program in Wilkes Gym-
nasium on ‘Sunday, under direction
of John Detroy.
All concerts will be given in the
gymnasium, south Franklin Street,
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Stephen’s, and will start at 4 PM.
Wilbur Isaacs, baritone, instructor
at Wilkes, will sing January 25.
Clifford Balshaw, organist and
choirmaster at Skt. Stephens, will be
heard in a program February 22 at
the church.
Ferdinand Liva, violinist, and
Helen Bitler Hawkins, mezzo-
soprano, with John Detroy at the
piano, will present a concert March
15. All three are members lof Wilkes
faculty, School of Music.
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April 19.
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for (the concluding concert of the
1952-53 series.
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PTA members Monday night at 7:45,
each class under direction of its
teacher putting on a playlet, enter-
tainment, or musical number. [Seven
teachers direct 103 children. William
Burnaford will give a solo and lead
in group singing,
[Christmas refreshments will be
served by third and fourth grade
mothers. Mrs. Charles Eberle is
chairman, assisted by Mrs. Fred
Eck, Mrs. ‘George Jacobs, and Mrs,
Allison Major.
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