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eighborhood News And Notes Of
Purely
Personal
Mrs, Danie] Meeker and Joyce and
Roy were recent guests of Mr, and
Mrs, Claire LaBar of Rochester, N.Y.
John Parsons thas been ill at his
home in Kunkle.
Mrs, A. Hanford Eckman has re-
turned to her home at Huntsville
after being a patient at Nesbitt
Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert [L. Hough-
ton have ‘announced ‘the birth of a
baby boy, Kyle Lewis at Jackson-
. ville, Fla., on November 26.
Robert Gardner, Trucksville, has
returned from Korea and expects to
be honorably discharged. He is mow
in Michigan,
{Carl Henning, Bruce [Cleasby and
James Bottoms, all service men,
spent the weekend with their fami-
lies in Trucksville.
Theodore Reed of (Carpenter Road,
Harveys Lake, shot his first deer
near his homme, a four pointer,
weighing 160 pounds dressed,
Colonel and Mrs. John D. Brew-
ster, Dallas, spent Thanksgiving
holidays with Mrs. Brewster's sis-
ter, Mrs. Edward Porter May, in
New York (City. They were joined
by their two sons, John D. Jr. from
Bridgeport, and Edward C. from
New York.
Rev. Joseph Sproule, pastor of
Dallas Free Methodist (Church, has
returned to his home after spending
Thanksgiving in Philadelphia,
Mrs, Henry Gaughan, Warrior
Run, spent last Friday with her
sister, Mrs. Hayden Richards, Leh-
man Avenue.
Hayden Richards celebrated his
birthday on Tuesday. Born in Nan-
ticoke, ‘and for many years resi-
dent of Kingston, Mr. Richards
moved tio Lehman Avenue, Dallas,
seven years ago, subscribing to the
Dallas Post the day after arrival.
Mrs. Helen Walker has returned
to New York City and Mrs. Margar-
et Blackburn to Newcastle, Del.
after spending several days with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs, Edward
Line, Main Street, They were called
here by (the illness of Mr. Line who
is now able to be out again.
Jim Huston, Jr. who is employed
at Hackensack, NJ. spent Thanks-
giving with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. James Huston of Harveys Lake.
Peter Clark, emiplo,
ark, spent Thank:
dwit, or : :
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Shupp,
Kunkle, had as Thanksgiving guests
Rev. and Mrs. James Hilbert of
Greene, N.Y. Rev. Hilbert was pastor
of Alderson-Noxen Charge before the
present incumbent, Rev. Ruth L.
Underwood,
Bill Waters, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Dan Waters, Huntsville Road, spent
Thanksgiving in [Chicago attending
the annual meeting of Block and
Bridle Club, of which he is presi-
dent at Penn (State. While there
he took in the National Livestock
Show.
Mr. and Mrs. Kunt [Schweiss, for-
mer Wyoming residents, have pur-
chased ‘and moved into the [Sulli-
van house on Huntsville Road.
Mrs. Melvin [Mosier had as
Thanksgiving guests Mr, and Mrs.
Allen [Scattergood, with the twins
Allen and Linda, from ‘Glenside; and
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Mosier, Jr.,
with Karen, Gail and Judy, from
Shavertown, S
Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Mosier’s
guests for Thanksgiving were Mr.
and Mrs. T. E. Ruggles and brother
Wayne, from Pikes Creek.
Mr, and Mrs. William Meeker,
Beaumont, had ms recent guests the
latter’s sisters and brother-in-laws,
Mr. and Mrs, Bernard Dymond of
Plantsville, [Conn., and Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Moore of [Simsbury, Conn.
Saturday for dinner the Meekers
entertained Rev. and Mrs. Truman
Reeves and family.
‘Announcement has been made of
the birth of a baby boy. to Mr. and
Mrs. [Stephen Stolarick in Nesbitt
Hospital Sunday.
Mrs, H. H, Zeiser returned to her
hiome on Hunltsville Road this week
after spending sometime with her
son, Bruce R. Zeiser at Providence,
RI, and her daughter, Mrs. Leigh-
ton R. Scott of Easton. *
Mr, and Mrs. Edwiard Stolarick,
Trucksville, have announced the
birth of a baby girl alt General Hos-
pital Saturday, December 6.
Mrs, Margaret Hildebrant has re-
turned to her home on Norton Ave-
nue after spending sometime with
her son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs, William Thomas of Phila-
delphia.
J. Stanley Rinehimer, Maochell
Avenue, is a wsumngical [patient at
General Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ohlmian enter-
tained a number of friends at their
home on Machell Avenue Saturday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bachman,
Kunkle, spent Saturday at Samson,
N.Y. visiting Airman Basic Lee (Mor-
ris, Mrs. Bachiman’s brother,
Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Ramsey,
formerly of Second Avenue, King-
ston, have purchased and moved
into a new home on [Ferguson Ave-
nue, [Shavertown. Mr. Ramsey is
with the Lehigh Valley Railroad.
Michael Mahoney Jr.
Mr, and Mrs. Alex Mahoney, Jr.,
Baltimore, Md., announce the birth
of a nine ‘and a half pound son,
Michael, December 7 at St. Joseph's
Hospital. This is their first child.
Mrs. Mahoney is the former Mildred
Borton of Harveys Lake.
Robert Voelkers Have
Baby Boy Donald
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Voelker,
[Shavertown, announce the birth of
a son, Donald, December 4 in (Gen-
eral Hospital. Dr. Sherman Schooley,
Mrs. Voelker’s former doctor, pre-
dicted the actual date of arrival:
Donald thas a big brother, Bobby,
five years old.
Have Baby Boy
Born to Radioman, second class,
and Mrs. Marvin [Stadt a son on
December 3 in Naples, Italy. Mr.
Stadt, the ison of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Stadt, Holly Street, Trucks-
ville, has been in Italy with the
Navy since last June. His wife is
the former Nancy Lee Thomas of
Imperial Beach, [Cal. This is their
first child.
Thanksgiving Dinner
A family Thanksgiving dinner was
held lat the Reed Home on (Church
IStreet, Those present included
Grandma [Seavy, Mr, and Mrs. Les-
ter Fiske and son, Gary Lester, Mr.
and Mrs. Theodore Reed, Mr. and
Mrs. Archie (Crispell and daughter,
Nancy Jane, Mr. Ray [Crispell,
hostesses Mr. and Mrs. Carlton
Reed.
Hanford L. Eckman is celebrating
his birthday anniversary in Japan
today,
Mr, and Mrs, Donald Clemow,
Shavertown, celebrated their thir
teenth wedding anniversary on
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hoover,
Meeker, had as weekend guests their
son Gordon of New Jersey. Sunday
dinner guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Gerald Hoover, their son and daugh-
ter-in-law of Kingston and Dale a
student ‘at Wyoming Seminary,
Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Bunney have
moved back into their own home
at Fernbrook after spending eight
years in the former's father’s home.
They celebrated their twenty-fifth
| wedding anniversary on Sunday.
8 Mr. ‘and Mrs, Clyde Cooper,
Pioneer Avenue, had las Thanksgiv-
ing weekend guests their daughter,
Priscilla, student at the Philadelphia
Museum School of Art and Polly
Tou, teacher at Towson, Md., and
Bob Roushenburg. :
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Grundowski,
formerly of Forty Fort, have moved
into the Dr, Howell apartment on
Harris Hill Road.
Mrs. Jane Schooley, Harris Hill
Road, entertained iat dinner on
Thanksgiving Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Hazeltine and daughter, Louise, and
Mr, and Mrs, Carl Stock and David.
Louise, teacher aft the Cornell Med-
ical Center in New York City, spent
the weekend with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. ‘Arthur Dungey, Lake
Street, visited relatives at Univer-
sity Park, Md. over the holiday
weekend. While ‘there they called
on Mrs. E. B. Lewis ‘at Alexandria,
Va. Mrs, Lewis is a former Wilkes-
Barre resident and an old friend
of the Dungeys.
Mr, and Mrs, Frank (Wenner,
Pioneer Avénue, will leave by trailer
the middle of the month for Florida
to remain for the rest of the winter.
Edward Kent, Lehman, has been
a patient at General Hospital for
the past several weeks. /
Mr, and Mrs. Morton Connolly,
Meeker, had as recent guests the
latiter’s brother, Leslie Ross, and
another brother and sister-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs, Lewis Miller of Phila-
delphia, For Thanksgiving dinner,
their daughter and son-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. ‘Chester Lamoreaux and
daughter, Carol Ann were their
guests. (Carol Ann who has been
ill started back to school Monday.
Marjorie DeWitt has returned to
Mansfield State Teachers (College
after spending Thanksgiving (with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Herbert
DeWitt, Mt. Greenwood. [She will
arrive on Tuesday to spend the
Christmas vadation with ther par-
ents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. Wendell Jones,
former Wilkes-Barre residents, are
living on Franklin Street, [Shaver-
Mr, and Mrs. O. L. White, formerly
of Sun Valley, Cal., have taken up
residence at 52 S. Pioneer Avenue.
Mr. White is with the U. 18. Air
[Force at Red Rock,
Mr, and Mrs. Michael Bigus, for-
merly of Lynwood ‘Avenue, Wilkes-
Barre, have moved to Overbrook
Road. Mr. Bigus is with the Glen
Alden Coal (Company.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Souder and
son, John, are living on Ridge
Street, Dallas,
Mr, and Mrs. Mathew Evans,
[Church Street, have announced the
birth of a baby girl at Nesbitt Hos-
pital - November 30. This is their
third daughter.
Mr, ‘and Mrs. Robert Roberts,
newlyweds, are living on Woodla
Drive, Dallas. g
THE POST, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1952
Ada V. Gordon Becomes Bride
Of Bonald Kinney On Sunday
At a very pretty wedding, Ada
V. Gordon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence Gordon of [Pike's Creek,
became ‘the bride of Ronald Kin-
ney, son of Mr. @nd Mrs.
Kinney, of Hunlock [Creek R.D. [Sun-
day evening at 7:30, Rev. Oscar
Saxe performed the double ring
ceremony in the Maple Grove Meth-
odist Church before an altar banked
with white chrysanthemums and
ferns, He was assisted by Rev. Ever-
ett Lord. Mrs, [Cletus Holcomb
played the wedding march, anid Mrs.
Treva Brobst sang ‘Because’ and
“The Lord's Prayer”.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, wore gray suit trimmed
with blue velvet and blue velvet
accessories and carried a Colonial
bouquet of red roses centered with
a white gardenia.
Mrs. ‘Shirley Wesley of Washing-
ton, D.C. was her sister’s attend-
ant and Freas Kinney of Sweet Val-
Freas:
|ley, his brother's best man. [Carl
‘Gordon, brother of the bride was
usher,
Mrs. Wesley selected powder blue
suit with black accessories and red
roses, Mrs, Gordon, mother of the
bride, and Mrs. Kinney, mother of
the bridegroom, both wore mavy
suits with matching accessories and
white carnations.
[Following ‘the ceremony, a recep-
tion for about fifty guests was held
at the home of the bride and the
couple left (for Niagara Falls,
They will reside with the bride-
groom’s parents temporarily.
Mrs. Kinney is a graduate of Lake
Township High School, class of 1950,
and has been employed by the
‘American ‘Stores (Company in Wash-
ington, D/C, Mr. Kinney was gradu-
ated from Harter High School, Nian-
ticoke, in 1947 land is employed by
the American .ICar and Foundry
Company at Berwick.
Doris Marion Grey Betrothed
To Richard Schooley, Trucksville
Mr. end Mrs. Clarence Grey of
Harveys Lake announce the engage-
ment of their daughter, Doris Mar-
ion to Richard Schooley son of Mr.
and Mrs. Dorman Schooley of
Trucksville,
Miss Grey wias graduated from
Lake-Noxen High (School and is em-
ployed at Natona Mills, Dallas, Mr.
Schooley attended Kingston. Town-
ship High ‘School and is employed
by Kingston Township Road Depiart-
ment,
‘Wedding will itake place February
14, 1953.
Miss Mary Bethia Allen
Engaged To Burton King
Dr. and Mrs. Otis Allen, Harveys
Lake, announce the engagement of
their daughter Mary Bethia to Bur-
ton Wilson King, Falls. The wed-
ding date has not yet been set.
Mr. King is son of the late Mr.
and Mrs, George King, Loyalville.
Miss Allen and Mr. King are both
graduates of Lake Township schools.
Miss ‘Allen, a graduate of Blooms-
burg ‘State Teachers College, is sixth
grade teacher at Lake-Noxen.
Mr, King is an employee of Faust
and Soa, Kingston.
Mrs. Daniel Brown Is
Hostess At Dinner
Mrs. Daniel Brown, Idetown, en-
tertained at a quilting party and
dinner at ‘ther home on Tuesday.
Present were Mrs, Walter Kitchen,
Mrs. Della Parrish, Mrs. Ernest Fritz,
Mrs. Walter Meade, Bonnie Meade,
Mrs. Walter Smith, Mrs, Elmer
Hoover, Mrs, Corey Meade and the
hostess.
Joan Anderson, Guest
At Variety Shower
Joan Anderson, bride elect, was
guest of honor lat a variety shower
given by her cousin, (Catherine Dein-
inger of Scranton Friday evening.
She received lovely gifts,
Present; were Mrs. Dorothy Dein-
inger, Mrs. Helen Luklasiewz, Mrs.
Theda Hoover, Mrs, Anna Deininger,
Mrs, Flora Lousey, Mrs. Rose Krenit-
ski, Mrs. Emma Kaetzel, Mrs. Laura
Zimmerman, Mrs. Iva Deininger,
Mrs. Margaret Anderson, Mrs. Rob-
ert James, Myrtle Kenney, Joan
Nancy Warton, the guest of honor
and the hostess,
November 22 Myrtle Kenney, Har-
ris Hill Road, entertained at a linen
shower honoring Miss ‘Anderson who
will marry Richard Houghwout on
Saturday.
Kunkle Ladies Enjoy
Holiday Turkey Dinner
Kunkle WISCS enjoyed a turkey
dinner at ‘the Kunkle (Community
Hall Wednesday when they held
their annual Christmas party. Mrs.
George Landon and Mrs. (Stella
{Isalacs ‘were menu chairmen,
Party tables were festively dec-
orated with fholiday greens, bitter
sweet, and gay colored ornaments
by Mrs. Anna Weaver and Mrs.
Oliver Ellsworth.
Mus, Frank Mathers of Trucksville
furnished the entertainment with
a felt-ogram of ‘“‘Silent Night”.
Present were: Mesdames Mae Un-
derwood, A. IC. Devens, D. P.
Honeywell, Joseph Shoemaker, Ar-
thur Tredinnick, Julia Kunkle,
Myrtle Hess, Agnes Elston, Ralph
Ashburner, [Lewis Nulton, Edgar
Kerlin, Gomer Elston, James Knecht,
Jack Bimistock, Clyde Hoyt, Rus-
sel] Miers, Ray Henney, /Allen Brace,
Gideon Miller, George Landon, Vic-
tor Rydd, A. R. Loveland, Oliver
Ellsworth, David Youlls, Ann Weav-
er, John, Isaacs, Lewis Wilson, Fred
Dodson, William Brace, Frank Math-
ers, William Eckert; Rev. Ruth Un-
derwood; Jame Birnstock, Winifred
Stompler and Mildred Devens.
Mrs, Mildred Pruett and daughter,
Mildred Mary of Goss Manor, will
leave tomorrow fto spend the holi-
days with her family in Greenfield,
Mass, R
Miss Laura Keener
To Wed Nelson Harris
Tomorrow might at 6 p.m., Laura
N. Keener, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs, Byron Keener of Follies Road,
of Nelson Harnis of Wilkes-Barre.
Rev. Robert Yost will perform the
ceremony in the parsonage of Sha-
ventown Methodist Church.
Attendants will be sister and
brotherdin-law of ‘the bridegroom.
Following fthe ceremctay, a recep-
tion will be held at the home of
the bride.
Miss Keener is a graduate of
Lehman High School and has (been
taking a course for [Civil Service
examinations. Mr, Harris was gradu-
is in the U.S. Army Reserves. He is
employed by the General Cigar
Company, :
The couple will reside with the
bride’s parents.
Ada Gordon Is Guest
At Shower Monday Night
Mrs. Walter Darrow, Trucksville,
and Joyce Gordon, Pike's Creek, en-
tertained at fa variety shower honor-
ing Ada Gordon last Monday might.
Ada wias miarried to Ronald Kinney
Sunday night.
Present at the party were: Mrs.
Freas Kinney, Mrs. Fay Hummel,
Mrs. Treva Brobst, Mrs. Dorothy
DeRemer, Mrs. Wiayne Gordon, Mrs.
O. H. Gordon, Mr. land Mrs. Eugene
Gordon, Mr, and Mrs. Burton (Gor-
don, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Gordon,
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gordon, Ronald
Kinney, Walter Darrow, Donald
Darrow, Florence Gordon, Phyllis
Kinney, Eleanor Newell, Iris May,
Ruth Zimmerman, Virginia Price,
‘Shirley Tleen Gordon, Peggy Jeanne
Darrow, the guest of honor and the
hostesses,
Bonnie B. Smith, Bride
0f Wilbur Coolbaugh, Jr.
Bonnie B. Smith, Wilkes-Barre
married Wilbur K.' Coolbaugh, Jr.,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur [Cool-
baugh of Mt. Zion Tuesday at 6:30
P.M. Rev. Robert (Wood performed
the ceremony in the parsonage of
the Carverton Methodist (Church,
|Attendanits were Mr. and Mrs.
Wilbur Coolbaugh, Sr., parents of
the bridegroom. Mr. and Mrs. (Grey,
grandparents of the bridegroom,
were guests.
Huntsville, will become the bride |
ated from Meyens High (School. He,
Altar And Rosary Notes
The Altar and Rosary Society of
St. Therese’s Church met Wednesday
evening in ‘the church auditorium
with Mrs. Albert Pesavento presid-
ing,
Mr. John Baur, president of the
Holy Name (Society and Mrs, Robert
‘Walsh, Grand Regent of tthe (C/D.A.,
Court Our Lady of Fatima, were
present for a Joint [Society Discus-
sion on the topic of funnishing new
equipment for the kitchen. A com-
mittee was appointed to take in-
ventory and purchase the necessary
fialcilities.
The Treasurer's report was given
by Mrs, William Boyd and the
Secretary's report by Mrs. Edward
Miller. Mrs, Samuel Hines gave a
complete report on the recent Fash-
jon Show, ‘and ‘thanked all her com-
mittee for helping to make this a
successful event,
Father Daniel D. Olswewski
thanked the nominating committee:
Mrs. John Stenger, Jr., Mrs. William
Purcell and Mrs. Robert J. Williams,
and the following slate of Officers
were elected: President, Mrs. Mer-
rill Faegenburg; Vice Presidenit, Mrs.
Algent ‘Anflanaitis; Recording Secre-
tary, Mrs. Samuel Hines; Treasurer,
Mrs. Willard Garey; Financial [Sec-
retary, Mrs, Edwand Jackson; (Cor-
responding Secretary, Mrs. Alicia
Keaney.
The [Society will receive Holy
Communion on Sunday December
7 at ithe 8:45 Mass.
Plans for the Xmas Banquet were
completed, (Mrs, Alexander Wazeter
(Chairman and Mrs. John J. Dillon,
Co-chairman), to be held in the
chunch auditorium, Tuesday, Decem-
ber 9, at 6:30 p.m. The Kingston
House will cater and all reservations
are requested ‘to be in by mocn
Monday, [December 6th.
Rev. Mathew Boylan, Catholic
Charities Director, will be the guest
seaker,
Entertainment will be furnished
by Miss Gwen Williams and Regina
Bellas. Also Santa will (be present
and all are requested to bring a
fifty cent gift.
Hostess for the meeting were:
Mrs. Clinton Johnson, Mrs, Robert
Conger, Mrs. James P. Garrity, Mrs.
John, J. Dillon, Mrs, Agatha Weigel,
Mrs. Joseph Rother, Mrs, Silvio
DeMeo, Mrs. Merrill Faegenburg,
Mrs. Alexander ‘Wazeter, and Mrs.
Thomas Dorosky.
Joy Baltimore To Wed
Herbert S. Greenwald
Announcemenlt has been made of
the approaching marriage of Joy
Baltimore, daughter of Mr, and Mrs.
A. [C. Baltimore of Pioneer Avenue
to Herbert S. Greenwald, son of Mr.
and Mrs. M. D. Greenwald, Olive
Street, Scranton. Rabbi Abraham D.
Barras will perform the ceremony
at the home of the bride, Sunday (at
2 P.M,
The bride will be given in mar-
riage by her father. She will have
no attendant, Mr. Greenwiald’s
brother, Burton will act as best man.
‘A family dinner will follow the
ceremony.
Miss Baltimore is a graduate of
Wyoming Seminary and has been
employed by [Gussie’s Specialty
‘Shop, Northampton Street, Wilkes
Barre.
Mr. Greenwald was graduated
from Scranton Central High School
and University of Scranton. During
World War 2 he served with the
U.S. Army in Korea. He is associated
with his father in business at Green-
wald and (Son,
The icouple will reside at 56 Laurel
Drive, Oakmont Park, Scranton.
Returns From Germany
Cpl. Ernest E. Montross, son of
Mr, and Mrs. Floyd Montross of
Noxen, fs returning to the U.S.
from Germany for release from ac-
tive Army duty.
He had been stationed on Augs-
burg Military [Post since August
1951 with the 11th [Field Hospital.
Montross, a graduate of Noxen
High School, entered the Army in
January 1951. He was employed as
a woodworker for Ruggles Lumber
[Co. before entering the service,
Mrs. Ziba Howell returned Tues-
day to her home on E, Center Street,
IShavertown, after spending last
week iat Mineola, L.I. where she
atitended the wedding of her daugh-
ter, Marjorie to Alfred H. Marino.
SHAVER THEATRE
SHAVERTOWN
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
““Dreamboat”
Clifton Webb, Ginger Rogers
Cartoon & News
Sat. MATINEE ONLY
“The Yearling”
MONDAY & TUESDAY
“Rainbow Round
My Shoulder”
HIMMLER
THEATRE
Dallas, Pa.
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
“Springfield Rifle”
with
Gary Cooper
also
Cartoon & News
MONDAY & TUESDAY
“Montana Territory”
with
Lon McCallister
an
Wanda Hendrix
also
Comedy and Cartoon
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY
(Technicolor) i
Frankie Laine “You For Me”
Cartoon ; with
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY Peter Lawford
“California Conquest” aad
{ : Jane Greer
(Technicolor) also
\ Cornel Wilde, Teresa Wright Short & Cartoon
/ 3 Cartoon : i |
Personal Interest
Harveys Lake Woman's Club Holds
Annual Christmas Tea Party
. Members of the Harveys Lake
Woman's Club enjoyed a Christmas
party at the ILake-Noxem High
School Thursday evening when re-
ports on the [Christmas [Sunshine
baskets were made by Mrs. Harvey
Kitchen, Service [Chalirman,
Five dollars was given to the
‘World ‘Council of (Churches for the
Kis Lynn (Christmas fund, Plans
were made to hold the January
meeting Monday January 5 in the
“candles for Korea” team will en-
tertain the winners. Mrs, Martin
Petroskas is captain of the winning
team and Mrs. Earl Payne, of the
losers. A motion was made to revise
the by-laws. Mittens will be given
to needy children at (Christmas time.
Present Mesdames: Anthony Ser-
han, Donald D. [Smith, Harold Smith,
Delmar Winltersteen, Elwood Davis
Richard Williams, Marshall Harrison,
William P. Kelley, Robert Payne,
John Stenger 3rd, Walbridge Lein-
thiall, William Deets, Charles Deets,
John Daugherty, H. E. Payne, Henry
Wolfe, [Clarence Moledor, Anthony
C. Macri, Edward Crake, Warren
fiorm of a party in which the losing
Dennis, Fuller Ashton, [Stephen
Hartman, Sr., Allen Kitchen, Grover
W. Anderson, George Taylor, Charles
'S. Williams, [Clarence Oberst, Ray-
mond Grey, [Clarence Montross,
Harry Jones, Edgar W. Hughes, Sr.,
O. A. Allen, George IC. Bray, Hattie
Wiesley, H. B. Allen, Frederick Swamn-
son, George W. Kanaar, Luther
Hummel, Jr., Daniel Smith, Earl
Payne, Arthur Engler, David Price,
John Yalick, Gus Condoras, Grace
L. Martain, (Carrie Rood, Carl Swian-
son, David Deater, Elmer Deater, H.
R. (Garinger, Raymond ‘Garinger,
Joseph Rauch, George Searfoss, Mer-
rel Bunnett, Robert Crosby, Thomas
Garrity, Charles Raklewicz, Carl J.
[Schreiner, Jr., George J. Alles, Jr.,
Henry Deater, William Fletcher,
Fred Merrill, Reese Finn, Malcolm
Nelson, (Clifford Davis, Harold: IGeb-
ler, John Schappert, Jack Nothoff,
Frank Bialogowicz, Calvin McHose,
Albert Armitage; Misses Bethia Al-
len, [Carol Deets, Eleanor Humphrey,
Karen Williams, Pauline Davis,
Esther Hildreth, Donna Smith, Gary
and Marvin Serhan, mand Jay
Stenger. ?
Mrs. [Frederic 'W. Anderson,
Pioneer ‘Avenue, Shavertown, has re-
turned home after threes weeks ob-
servation at Benjamin [Franklin
(Clinic, Philadelphia,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Vian Horn,
Lake Street, had as weekend guest
Commander Malcolm Sharpe, up
from Philadelphia for the deer sea-
son. Mr. Van Horn got his buck,
eight points, (Commander [Sharpe
hiad no luck,
Mr, and Mrs. Harry H. Ritts, Jr.,
Claude ‘Street, are leaving today for
iCalifornia, where they will visit Mrs.
Ritts’ aunt and pncle, Mr, and Mrs.
Edwin Itrich in Pasadena, and take
in the Rose Bowl game and parade.
They expect to go by way of Chic-
ago, returning in five weeks. Mrs.
Ritts is ithe former Marie Keefer,
daughter of Mrs, Arthur Keefer,
Sr., Claude (Street. :
change gifts—and
and make the sprightly
2% cups Swans Down Cake
Flour ;
@ 2 teaspoons double-acting
baking powder
1% teaspoons salt
13% cups sugar
1 cup shortening
sifter; flour, baking powder,
flavorings and mix until all
Add eggs and beat 1 minute
in
*With butter, margarine, or lard, use
any sper Doriadng use % cup milk
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beating time. Or count beating strokes. Allow about 150 ST pein
per minute. Scrape bowl and Spee, or besie often.) Measure into
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ing bowl and stir just to soften. Sift in dry ingredients. Add LE on
flour is dampened. Then beat 2 minutes.
b longer. Stir in nut meats. . 2
Turn batter into greased and lightly floured 9-inch tube pan. Bake
. moderate oven (375°F.) 1 hour, or until done. Cool. Then spread
with Fluffy Butter Cream Frosting and decorate with a wreath of
poinsettas made up of cut citron and sliced maraschino cherries.
Lovely To Look At— |
Delightful To Eat
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Christmas is always heralded by the wonderful spiri i
C al aldec pirit of gracious
giving and receiving. At this time of the year it is a to ex-
\ hospitality. Hostesses all over the land shi
their houses and uncover treasured recipes for holiday ny
Whether you entertain in a simple or elaborate manner you'll want to
serve the Holly Wreath Nut Cake pictured above. Downy tender, it’s
rich with the flavor of chopped nut meats and butter cream frosting.
Bake it in a 9” tube pan to provide many slices for the holiday guests
ma ¢ r poinsetta decoration on top of the cake by
fashioning thin slivers of green citron for the stem and maraschino
cherry halves for the flower. It’s a beauty to behold and a delight to eat!
Holly Wreath Nut Cake
*Milk (see below for amount)
1 teaspoon orange extract
1 teaspoon almond extract
8 eggs and 1 egg yolk,
unbeaten
% to 1 cup very finely chopped
nut meats
% cup milk, With vegetable or
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