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Award To R. H. Scott
Robert H. Scott, Lehman, was
commended for twenty-one years
of safe driving Monday might at
a special meeting of Williams Bak-
ing Company employees, and was
awarded a certificate signed ly (Ger-
ard R. Williams, president and
owner, together with a bronze lapel
pin, Mr, Williams is the only driver
whio has rolled up such a record for
safety, operating his truck six days
per week until last December, when
a fivedday week went into effect.
DRIVE-IN A
Children under 12 — Free
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
(DOUBLE TREAT)
“Invasion U. S. A”
“See, with 'your own eyes What
could happen—cities disappear- .
ing in thin air. Good example—
‘that man can destroy itself.’
Hedda Hopper says:
“This will scare the pants
off you.”
PLUS
“R an’
The sensational low-down of the
daredevils of the rodeo ring
—action galore!
SUNDAY & MONDAY
(SEE DOUBLE)
“Rainbow Around
My Shoulder”
Frankie Lane, Billy Daniels
Swing, sing, rhythm and
romance—terrific!
PLUS
“Thunder Birds”
Yes, they had nothing to lose
but their lives
Action thru and thru—
TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY
“Pll See You
In My Dreams”
Doris Day, Danny Thomas
A musical you'll dream about,
dream after dream
Also Comedy, Cartoons
8:15 - 10:15 SHOW TIMES
THURSDAY—FAMILY NITE
Tonite Only—$1 Full Carload
“Cripple Creek”
George Montgomery
Shooting the works for gold
in “dem thar hills”
Also Comedy, Cartoons
baby talk
Clear eyes!
Velvet smooth complexion!
Guess I'll keep drinking
PURVIN’S MILK!
ToRir
~ Extra Fine MILK
FOR
REGULAR DELIVERY
IN THE BACK MT. AREA
PHONE ENTERPRISE 1-0818
PRINCE OF PEACE
Rev, William McClelland Jr.
Sunday, Maly 17th: 8 AM., Men’s
Corporate ‘Communion and break-
fast. At the breakfast meeting plans
will be made for tthe Parish picnic
in Jund. 9:45, Church (School, 11:00,
Holy Communion and ‘Sermon. The
members of the Woman's Auxiliary
will present their United Thank
Offering at ‘this service. 6:00 [P.M.,
Young [People’s Fellowship.
Monday: 7:30 P.M., [Boy Scout
meeting in the Parish House. 8:00,
The Vestry will meet at the home
of Mr. Ralph Davis.
(Wednesday: 8:00 P.M. The Wo-
man’s Auxiliary will meet in the
Parish House,
Thursday: 7:15 P.M. Boys dhoir
rehearsal.
Friday: 7:30 P.M.,
rehearsal.
DALLAS METHODIST
[Church School: 10:00 AM
Church Service: 11:00 AM.
MYF will visit Trucksville MYF
leaving tthe [Church at 6:15 P. M.
(Country Couple’s Club at 8:15 at
the Church,
Tuesday: 8:00, Brace Bible [Class
meeting at the Church. Program
leader, Herbert Marley. Refresh-
ments in charge of Sheldon Mosier.
Thursday: Regular choir rehear-
sala,
Friday: 8:00, The Brickel Class
meeting at the home of Mrs. Alfred
Root.
Rev. Heapps leaves Tuesday for
Senior choir
DALLAS
OUTDOOR
THEATRE
Children under 12 — Free
2 Shows Nightly—7:00 & 9:00
» FRIDAY
“California Conquest”
Technicolor
Cornell Wilde, Teresa Wright
Cartoons
SATURDAY
“The First Time”
ROBERT CUMMINGS
Barbara Hale
“She’s going to have. a baby and
the heir is too apparent”
Cartoons
SUNDAY & MONDAY
“Against All Flags”
Technicolor
Errol Flynn, Maureen O'Hara
News, Cartoons
LATEST NEWS
STARTING SUNDAY
TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY
“The Happy Time”
Marsha Hunt, Bobby Driscoll
News, Cartoons
THURSDAY
“Just For You”
Technicolor
Bing Crosby, Jane Wyman
News, Cartoons
the Wyoming Annual (Conference
being held in Johnson City, N. Y.
Rev, Charles Frick of Huntsville
Christian [Church will preach in
Dallas Methodist Church May 24
in the ebsence of its minister.
The following young people will
attend the MAF session at Annual
Conference in Johnson (City. Don-
ald Wiedner, Junior laymen of the
(Church; Jackie Kingston anid Rob-
erta Williams.
The Trustee Board of ‘the Church
has elected the following officers
for the coming (ear: President, H.
A. Smith; Vice President, William
B. Jeter; Secretary, Lewis LeGrand.
DALLAS FREE METHODIST
Rev. Joseph Sproule
Tonight at 8, Dallas Free Metho-
dist cottage prayer-meeting will be
held at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
William LaBar, in Harding.
Sunday services include Sunday
School at 10 AM. preaching at
11, class-meeting at 6:30 P.M.
Tuesday at 7:45 is prayer-meeting
at the chunch, with study of the
Book of Acts.
SHAVERTOWN METHODIST
Rev. Robert DeWitt Yost
Sunday: 9:30, (Chunch [School with
dlasses for all ages. Today is IChil-
dren’s Day with combined Sunday
[School in Sanctuary and special
service honoring children. 11:00,
Nursery during church hour for pre-
school children, Mrs, June ‘Austin
in charge. 11:00, Morning Worship
SHAVER THEATRE
SHAVERTOWN
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
Niagara”
Technicolor
Marilyn Monroe, Joseph Cotten
Cartoon, Comedy & News
MONDAY & TUESDAY
“Cripple Creek”
Technicolor
Cartoon, Comedy
Geo. Montgomery, Karin Booth
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY
“Girls In The Night”
Joyce Holden
Cartoons, Two Shorts
HIMMLER
THEATRE
Pallas, Pa.
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
“Treasure Of The
Golden Condoro”
Technicolor
Cornell Wilde, Constance Smith
News & Cartoon
: MONDAY & TUESDAY
“The Stars
Are Singing”
Technicolor
Rosemary Clooney
Also Comedy
Every Monday and Tuesday
Students over 12—25¢
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY
“My Pal Gus”
Richard Widmark, Joanne Dru
Novelty and Cartoon
SANDY BEACH
Drive-in Theatre
HARVEYS LAKE, Penna.
SATURDAY
DOUBLE FEATURE
“Montana Territory”
technicolor
Lon MacAllister
PLUS
“Target Hong Kong”
Richard Denning
SUNDAY & MONDAY
DOUBLE FEATURE
“The Stooge”
Dean Martin, Jerry Lewis
PLUS
“As You Were”
Joe Sawyer, William Tracey
TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY
DOUBLE FEATURE
“Cripple Creek”
technicolor
George Montgomery
LUS
“Sky High”
Sid Mitten, Mara Lynn
THURSDAY & FRIDAY
“The Stars
Are Singing”
technicolor
Rosemary Clooney
Lauritz Melchior
“Everything a musical could be
. see the girl who sings,
‘C’mon a my house’ ”’
TWO SHOWS NIGHTLY
BRING THE CHILDREN TO THE
SHOW EARLY FOR
FREE KIDDIE RIDE TICKETS
SUNDAY 6:30 TO 8:00
Stan- Lite
DRIVE-IN
TUNKHANNOCK, PA.
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
DOUBLE FEATURE
“My Pal Trigger”
Roy Rogers
PLUS
“Feudin’ Fools”
Leo Gorcey
and The Bowery Boys
SUNDAY & MONDAY
“Million Dollar
Mermaid”
technicolor
Esther Williams, Victor Mature
Cartoons
TUESDAY
DOUBLE FEATURE
Kansas City Kitty”
Joan Davis, Bob Crosby
PLUS
“Feudin’ Rhythm”
Eddy Arnold
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY
“The Golden Hawk”
technicolor
. Rhonda Fleming,
Sterling Hayden
Cartoons
service. 6:30, Methodist Youth Fel-
lowship. Leave for joint meeting
with Trucksville Methodist (Church.
8:00, (Couple's Club meeting at
Naval Reserve Armory, Kingston.
Monday: 7:00, Girl Scouts, Troop
9. 7430, [School of Christian Leader-~
ship at Wyoming (Seminary.
Tuesday: 4:00, Girl (Scouts, Troop
66. 7:30, Boy Scouts, Troop 231.
Chapel room,
Wednesday. 3:45, Junior choir re-
hearsal. 7:00, Girl Scouts,
75.
Thursday: 1:30, Circle meetings of
the WSOY. 3:45, Browmies. 7:30,
Senior choir rehearsal.
Friday: 8:00, Keller Class Monthly
meeting in Social mooms.
RUGGLES
. The Ruggles Church will. serve
a Ham dinner at the Church of
Christ at (Sw eet Valley on Memorial
Day.
TRUCKSVILLE METHODIST
Sunday, May 17th: 8:30, Eearly
Morning Worship service and Ser-
mon. 9:30, Sunday School classes
for pupils of the adult, youth, and
junior departments. 10:45 Late
Worship service and [Sermon, Sun-
diay [School classes for pupils of the
primary, (beginners wand nursery
departments. Equipment is being
gathered for a (Cradle Roll Division
to take lcare of babies while par-
ents attend the morning worship
service. Anyane interested in en-
rolling their children under com-
petent care is asked to contact
Mrs. William Johnson. 7:00 P.M.,
The OYIF and ‘the Junior Hi MYF
will meet at the Church. Rabbi
Newton Friedman of Temple B'nai
Brith, Wilkes-Barre, will speak on
the subject “The (Customs and Holi-
days that the family of Jesus ob-
served,” The MYF groups from
Shavertown and Dallas have been
invited to attend, and you, too are
invited. Refreshments will be served.
Tuesday: Primary Election Day.
12:00 Noon. The Reynolds Bible
Class will serve a Hot Ham lunch
at the Fire Hall. 5:30, Hot Roast
Beef dinner.
Value Shop Bargains
Value [Shop open Fridays from
-5 and from 7-9, and on Tuesdays
from 2-4, in Back Mountain Mem-
orial Library Annex, has on hand
a pair of drum majorette’'s boots
and a Girl Scout leader’s uniform,
as well as some noteworthy bar-
gains. ;
Know Your Neighbor
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community of 65,000 population.
The market was a success from the
start, and so were the two restaur-
ants the established, but perhaps
it was his taste for ‘the movies that
lod him to become interested in
them, mot from the production
angle, but as an exhibitor, so with
the same old spirit of adventure
he built ‘the first Outdoor Theatre
in Ohio in 1939.
Crowds flocked to it and a year
later he built another outside of
North (Canton; but the Wiar inter-
vened and gasoline rationing cut
attendance.
After the war, Verne looked
about him and saw that Pennsyl-
vania was one of the last Eastern
[States to ‘accept tthe Outidoor movie.
After a trip through the State
he concluded that there was no
more beautiful or better localtion
than Dallas. That was enough. From
then on things began to happen.
Today Dallas Outdoor Theatre is
one of the finest in ‘the State with
every facility for the convenience,
comfort and pleasure of adults and
voungsters aliks, and responsible
for its smooth operation is Verne
Groff, who still, as full of energy
as ever, has taken on two other
jobs.
He is also district distributor for
Tropical [Paint & Oil Company of
(Cleveland, Ohio, a firm established
in 1883, amid one of the largest
producers of inside and outside
paints selling direct to large in-
dustrial as well as domestic con-
sumers.
His other business is the Groff
Vending & Novelty Company which
operates and services cigarette
vending "machines throughout Luz-
erne ‘County.
Well there you have if. It you
are a restless sort of fellow and
ican find a few more hours in the
day, you are also asked to serve
on ‘an Awuction (Committee.
Until last spring, Mr. and Mrs.
Groff and their son, Thomas Ed-
ward, aged 8, lived on Reynolds
Street in Kingston. Now they live
in their new home an Church
Street, Dallas,
They are members of Dallas
Methodist Church where Mrs. Groff
is president of the Durbin Class and
Verne, being restless, is 'a member
of Daddow Isaacs Post American
Legion, Kingston American Legion,
Kingston VFW, the Elks, Wilkes-
Barre Lions and Franklin Club.
ROBERT BROWN
JUSTICE - i
TUESDAY,
the - PEACE
MAY (9th
’
FOR ONLY
(9)
EACH
3 Doz.
$1.19
Main Highway
Trucksville
who will administer it.
Township.
political organization.
candidates:
Operator of Wayside Duck
Farm, State Highway, DeMunds
Corners. Resident home owner
and taxpayer 18 years.
SUPERVISOR
Arthur R. Montross
*16A
Home owner and taxpayer 37
years. Resident of Middle Dis-
trict where this office properly
belongs.
Soldier. Resident and taxpayer
20 years.
AUDITOR
Arch D. Hutchison
*19A
Banker. Resident taxpayer 17
years.
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