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Lady Toby Rebekahs
Hold Christmas Party
Lady Toby Rebekah Lodge mem-
bers enjoyed their annual Christ-
mas party in ithe Trucksville Fire
Hall last Wednesday evening.
The program consisted of a vocal
duet by Mathilda Croom and Betty
Shoemaker and group singing of
carols,
Games were played and prizes
won by Dorothy Perrigo, Mathilda
Croom, Pearl Walton and Betty
(Shoemaker,
|Guests were District Deputy Pre-
sident Rose Young, Martial Olive
Dieffenbach, Genevieve Meade, Mar-
garet Adametz, Goldie Ide, Betty
[Casterline, Maude Yeisley, Mable
Mitchell, Helen Veitch, Della Belles, |
Clara Metz, Delores Trumbower,
Catherine Disque, Edna Ray, Dor-
othy Perrigo, Myrtle Major, (Caroline
Beck and Anna Kingston, of the
Dallas (Chapter,
Lady Toby members present were:
Ethel Johnson, Myrtle Rineman,
Betty Farr, Alice Davis, Viola Scoble,
‘Harriet Rogers, Bertha Sutliff, Pearl
Walton, Mathilda (Croom, Cora
Belles, Jennie (Shaver, Alberta Loh-
man, Eleanor (Gelsleichter, Inma
Shoemaker, Dorothy Culver, Betty
Shoemaker, Ella Long, Isabel (Cleas-
by, Peg Robbing and Mary Shaver.
Joint Schools Purchase
Savings Stamps, Bonds
Dallas Borough-Kingston Town-
ship joint school students have in-
vested $2916.85 in Defense saving
stamps and bonds sinice September
10, with Trucksville elementary
topping the lother three.
The score reads: Truckisville, with
seven rooms, $912.05; iShavertown,
the runner-up, with seven rooms,
$859.25; Dallas Borough, six rooms,
$527.10; Westmoreland, $334.25.
Kindergarten children, two rooms
‘but four classes, bought $284.20.
Purchase of stamps and bonds is
carried out Wednesday of each
week, with an authorized agent
taking orders and filling them at
the Post-office,
In line with the importance of
. savings and correct use of resources,
both national and personal, a film,
‘Power Behind ithe Nation”, is be-
ing shown thiis week to studenits in
all four schools. The picture shows
vast farmlands, ‘the steel industry,
oil fields, and printing presses.
Expresses Appreciation
William Strange, Trucksville,
wishes to express his appreciation
to the friends land neighbors who
so kindly assisted him in any way
during the illness and at the time
THE POST, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1952
NEW STRATOFREIGHTER FEATURES REFUELING ‘POD’
Lake Noxen Teachers
Hold Christmas Party
Lake-Noxen Teachers’ Association
held its annual [Christmas party in
the Home Economics room - of the
Lake-Noxen High (School last Mon-
day night,
Artistic decorations, carrying out
the Christmas theme, were used.
Gifts were given to everybody and
games and cards enjoyed.
Special remembrances were given
to George Taylor, Robert Belles and
Mrs. John Byrne, faculty members
of the joint school.
Present were: Mr. and Mrs. Rob-
ent Belles, Mr, and Mrs. George
Taylor, Mrs, John Byrne, Mr, and
Mrs. James Worth, Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond (Garinger, Mr. and Mrs.
Wialbridge Leinthall, Mr. and Mrs.
Dean Kocher, Mr, and Mrs, Edgar
Engleman, Mr. and Mrs. James
{Culp, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Moledor;
Bethia Allen, Jo Ann, Harris, Mable
Fullmer, Bettie Sullivan, Louise
Schlick, Jessica Thomas, Pauline
Davis, Margaret Dunn, Eleanor
Humphrey, Hazle Baer, Mrs, Will-
ard Smith, Mrs. (Carrie Rood, Mrs.
Grace Martin, Mrs, Herman Van-
Campen, Mrs, Roy Shaver, and Lewis
of tthe death ©f his wife, Bertha.
Nolf,
Mesdames Mae Underwood, Clarence
SHOWN DURING A TEST FLIGHT near Renton, Wash., is the new KC-97F Stratofreighter, big double-derx,
multi-purpose plane which boasts a Flying Boom aerial refueling “pod.
of jet and piston-engine bombers, is a long, telescoping device controlled by
from a control position in the under-belly pod. Now in large scale production,
quickly converted from tanker to personnel, cargo, hospital or air re-supply purposes.
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HUDAK GETS ALBINO DOE,
PURE WHITE, NO MARKS
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Anthony Hudak, hunting with
hig brother John, and with Fred
Dodson of Fernbrook, shot an
albino doe in the vicinity of
Mountain Springs Tuesday noon.
It weighs approximately nine-
ty pounds, and there is not a
spot or mark on it, just pure
white hair,
Hudak has been hunting all
deer season without success.
He says he is glad he missed
his buck in favor of so unusual
a doe.
“Are you going to use it for
a rug 2” »
“Uh-uh”, says Mrs. Hudak,
“it gets moths in it.”
Harvey's Lake
The WSS of the Alderson Meth-
odist (Church was entertained at a
(Christmas party at the home of
Mr, and Mrs. O. A. Allen on Thurs-
day evening. Games were played
and Christmas (Carols sung, Santa
[Claus arrived with gifts for all.
Refreshments were served to:
» The Boom, used in variousiypes
“ruddervators”.and operated
the Stratofreighters can be
(International)
Montross, H. B. Allen, Stephen
Hartman, Sr., Edgar Hughes, Sr.,
Alfred Rogers, H. R. Garinger, Harry
Jones, Joseph Rauch, Morrison Wit-
ter, George C. Bray, Harvey Kit-
chen, William Deets, Raymond Gar-
inger, Donald D, Smith, daughter
Donna, Wialbridge Leinthall, Garvin
Smith, Albert Armitage, Rev. Ruth
Underwood, Mr. and Mrs. George
Armitage; Misses Eleanor Humph-
rey, Bethia Allen, and Carol Deets.
Mrs. Weintz Entertains
Meeker Methodist WSCS
Mrs, George Weintz, Meeker, as-
sisted by Mrs. James Davenport,
entertained Meeker Methodist WISCS!
at the annual Christmas party Wed-
nesday evening. Mrs. John Hilde-
brant, president, presided, and Mrs.
(William Drabick arranged the en-
tertainment. Sanita (Claus distributed
gifts, and secret pals were revealed.
Others present were Mesdames
Harry Davis, Arthur Hoover, Mor-
ton Connelly, Glendoris Shilanski,
Walter Kittle, Walter Wolfe, Hellen
Vanbuskirk, Marion Harvey, Gordon
James, Bruce Varner, Helen Riood,
John Rebennack, Minnie Rebennack,
Bert Bryant, Johm ‘Austin, and
Misses Carrie and Letha Wolfe,
OES Christmas Party
In Sweet Valley
(Choral (Group, Dallas chapter 396
OHS, staged the annual (Christmas
party at the home of Mrs. Jean
Holcomb, Sweet Valley, Tuesday
evening. The house was trimmed
with [Christmas greenery and a
beautifully decorated tree. The
group sang carols,
Refreshments were served to Mes-
dames Pearl Gosart, Ewa Allen,
Louise Miles, Anne Battisson, Eva
BEnn Treslar To Marry
Mt. Zion Resident
Announcement has been made of
the engagement of Ann Treslar,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Ray, Ruth Miller, Bessie Ide, Martha
Wyant, Virginia Swanson, Elizabeth
Layaou, Emma Richards; Misses
Louise Wyant wand Bethia Allen;
guests, Worthy Matron Helen [Cris-
pel, and Past Wionthy Matron Mary
Sowden.
Treslar of Hillside, N. J., former
Forty Fort residents to Keith
Smith, son ‘of Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Smith of Mt. Zion.
Miss Treslar is a graduate of
Forty Fort High School, attended
Wilkes College and was graduated
from Robert Packer Hospital School
of Technology. She is employed in
the office of Dr. John Giering.
Mr. Smith was graduated from
West Pittston High School and is
attending Bloomsburg State Teach-
ers College where he is majoring
in business education.
"DON'T MISS THE BIG
PARTY
Sunday — Dec. 21st Atl
FORTY FORT ICE CREAM Co.
HARVEYS LAKE HIGHWAY
ICE CREAM
PURCHASE OF
Ya
FREE
GAL. AT §1.10
Boys and Girls and Grown-ups too. This weekend will be the
last time Pll be at the DALLAS HARDWARE this year. So he
sure to come in this evening from 6 to 9 or tomorrow from
2:30 till 6, Pll be waiting for you. 1 still have a good supply
of free gifts and I don’t want any disappointed children.
LAST MINUTE SUGGESTIONS
Open Evenings
Yes, folks, for your
shopping convenience
our store will be open
every evening till
o’clock except Wed-
nesday, Dec. 24th at
which time we will
close at 6 p.m.
For Mother For Dad | For The Children
REVERE WARE
HOOVER CLEANERS
KITCHEN HELPS
o| ELECTRICAL ITEMS
PYREX WARE
ALUMINUM WARE
TOOLS OF ALL KINDS
RIFLES and Guns
Fishing Equipment
FLASHLIGHTS
POCKET KNIVES
SPORTING GOODS
ALL KINDS OF TOYS
GAMES
BOOKS
TRAIN SETS
SLEDS
DOLLS
FOR HOME
All size light sets and
tions of all kinds. Tree platform items,
AND TREE: window decorations.
bulbs. Decora-
This same offer is good FRIDAY &
SATURDAY from our i
RURAL DELIVERY TRUCK .
If we missed calling at your home give
us a buzz on the phone—Dallas 4-4306.
Don’t forget to order a supply of delicious
HOLIDAY EGG NOG.
FORTY FORT ICE CREAM CO.
Dallas-Harveys Lake Highway
FORTY FORT—974 Wyoming Ave.
KINGSTON—308 Wyoming Ave.
EDWARDSVILLE-513 Main St.
14, Price Specials
our close-out table.
15 PRICE
If you're interested in
bargains be sure to see
We
have a good supply of
TOYS and other staple
items that are slightly
damaged or shop - worn
that we are selling at
DALLAS HARDWARE & SUPPLY
PHONE 4-3126 WE DELIVER
Your Gift Store
Friendly Service — Quick Delivery
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