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Purely
Personal
George Parker, owner of Parker's
Gas Station, Shavertown, is a pa-
tient at Nesbitt Hospital, where he
is recovering from a heart attack.
Charles Gosart Sr., Shavertown,
is a patient at Nesbitt Hospital
where he is under observation.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Daily and Wil-
liam Evans, Lawn Street, Shaver-
town, spent Sunday in Danville as
guests of Mr. Evans’ son and daugh-
terdin-law, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
Evans.
Tech. Sgt. and Mrs. Paul Helfrich
and children have been moved from
Norwayne, Mich., to 1003 8th St.
N. W., Canton, Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. Loren Samsel, for-
mer Kingston residents, are living
on Dallas R D. 2.
Mr. and Mrs. William Hanna and
family who have been staying with
Mrs. Hanna's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Welsh, Center Hill Road, have
moved into their new home on Wy-
oming Street, Dallas.
Mr and Mrs. Harry Zacharias,
Harveys Lake, R. Di, have an:
nounced the birth of a baby girl at
General Hospital November 13.
Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Edwards,
Deerfield Farm, entertained a num-
ber of friends at dinner on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dungey, Mr.
and Mrs. John Dungey, Carol and
Bobby, spent Sunday with Mrs. L.
H. Clark and Ethel Smith of Scran-
ton. While there, they visited the
exhibition of chrysanthemums at
‘Nay Aug Park which they say are
the most beautiful they have ever
seen, ’
Jean Hart, Easton,
weekend in Dallas as guest at the
Monk home on Pinecrest Avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kitchen, Ide-
town, expect to leave next month
to spend the winter in St. Peters-
burg, Fla.
Mrs. C. Roscoe Lee, Terrace
Street. Dallas, submitted to an oper-
ation at General Hospital Monday.
Jack Lee, her “son, flew up from
Fort Lauderdale on Friday.
Mrs. E. W. Deeter, Machell Ave-
nue, entertained members of her
bridge club on Wednesday.
Mrs. Harry Stoughton, and son,
Richard, Terrace Drive, Shavertown,
have left for Japan to join the for-
mer’s husband, Lt. Stoughton.
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Smith, Ma-
chell Avenue, will spend the week-
‘end in New York City.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymon Hedden,
Machell Avenue, spent last weekend
at Deerfield, Mass., visiting their
son, Carl. Carl is a student at Deer-
field Academy where he is a ‘mem-
ber of the football team.
Senator and Mrs. Andrew Sordo-
ni, Harveys Lake, have left for Mi-
ami, Fla., to spend the winter.
Mrs. Ben Kothe has returned to
- her home in Pittsburgh after spend-
ing a week with her cousins, Mr.
and Mrs. James Besecker, Norton
Avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lefko and
family have moved from Parrish
Heights to Shavertown.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Frantz,
Chase, have left for their winter
home in Pompano, Fla.
"William Waters, who has been
working on a farm at Fort Plain,
. N. Y,, is spending sometime with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Wa-
ters, Huntsville Road. He expects
to leave for service with the Air
Force the first of the year.
Mrs. I. R. Elston, Center Street,
~~ Shavertown, and her sister Mrs.
\Edwin Elgetz of West Pittston,
spent several days recently in Wash-
ington, D. C.
Mrs. Henrietta Miller is critically
ill ‘at her home in Shavertown. She
is eighty nine and a half year old.
Mrs. Earl Johnson and Mrs. Em-
ma Richards, Beaumont, attended
the Republican Convention in Har-
risburg the forepart of the week.
> Mr. and Mrs. Hayden Richards,
Lehman Avenue, had as Sunday
evening dinner guests Rev. and Mrs.
William Gendall and Mr. and Mrs.
L. Houser, of Wilkes-Barre.
Mrs. John Lowe, formerly of Dal-
las, recently of Philadelphia, spent
two weeks with her grandson and
family, guest of Mr. and Mrs. Mel-
bourne Carey, Claude Street.
Col. and Mrs. Martillus H. Todd,
Coral Gables, were weekend guests
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T.M.B.
Hicks, Pioneer Avenue. Col Todd,
Mrs. Hicks’ brother, is chief sur-
geon at the Veterans Hospital, Cor-
sal Gables, specializing in teaching
young doctors how to operate.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry LaBarr and
children, former Kingston residents,
have moved to Shaver Avenue,
Shavertown.
! Mrs. Clara Shook, former Dallas
resident, is now living at 10 Main
Street. Shavertown.
Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Perrego, new-
ly weds, are living on Main Street,
Shavertown.
Mr. and’ Mrs. Frederick Kropp,
Dallas R. D. 2, have announced the
birth of a baby girl at Mercy Hos-
pital November 18.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Scott,
Mt. Greenwood Road, will have as
Thanksgiving guests their nephew
and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Tey
of New York City.
Shirley Coon, Member
Of Tau Zeta Epsilon
Shirley Ann Coon, daughter of
brook Avenue, Dailas, has recently
become a member of Tau Zeta Ep-
silon, an extra-curricular organiza-
art and music. Shirley, a senior at
Wellesley, is a Wellesley Scholar,
an honor awarded for high academic
achievement, and received freshman
honors for high academic achieve-
ment, during her freshman year. A
graduate of the Wilkes-Barre Day
School, and an English major, she
has been active in planning Car-
ousel, the Wellesley winter week-
end.
Robert W. Shoemaker
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shoemaker,
Carverton Road, Trucksville, have
announced the birth of a six pound,
nine ounce baby boy, Robert Wil-
liams, at Nesbitt Hospital, Novem-
ber 12. This is their first child. Mrs.
Shoemaker is the former Betty Rou-
shey, daughter of Mrs. Lewis Rou-
shay, Trucksville. Mr. Shoemaker
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William
Shoemaker of Carverton Road.
Mother and baby returned to
their home on Wednesday. 5
Lauren Jean Wills
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Wills, Hill-
crest Avenue, Shavertown, have
welcomed into their home a three
week old baby girl, Lauren Jean.
The Wills have a little boy, Lance,
‘aged two.
Mrs. Wills is the former Sylvia
Jones of Nanticoke. Mr. Wills is son
of Mrs. Florence Wills of Wilkes-
Barre. t
Have New Baby Boy
Mr... and Mrs. John J. Duris, Dal-
las Fair Grounds, announce the
birth of a five pound, eleven ounce
baby boy at Nesbitt Hospital No-
vember 16. The Durises have an-
other son, John, aged ten, and San-
dra aged seven. Mrs. Duris is the
former Catherine Bagaloni of Lu-
zerne.
“Miss Anthracite,”
Winner On Television
Lee Kozich, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Michael Kozich of Demunds
Road, won $1080 on the “Two For
Your Money” show Saturday night
at 9 o'clock. Lee, “Miss Anthracite”
and her companion went down
when they failed to name enough
songs with the word moon in them.
Lee is touring Northwestern
United States this week, in the in-
terest of anthracite coal.
Joanne May Gensel
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gensel have
announced the birth of a baby girl,
Joanne May at General Hospital,
October 29. The Gensels have an-
other daughter, Nancy Lorraine.
Mrs. Gensel is the former Betty Sut-
ton ,daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Har-
vey C. Sutton of Lehman.
Legion Auxiliary
Plans Turkey Dinner
Mrs. Doris Mallin, president of
Daddow - Isaacs American Legion
Auxiliary, entertained members of
the turkey dinner committee at her
home on Pinecrest Avenue Wednes-
day evening when final plans for
night were made.
Present were Mrs. Alma Vawrek,
Mrs. Harold Brobst, Mrs. Thomas
Reese, Mrs. Loren Fiske, Mrs. John
Garbutt and the hostess.
Mrs. William Higgins Is
Hostess To Dallas WCTU
Mrs. William Higgins entertained
members of the Dallas District
W.C.T.U. at her home on Pioneer
Avenue recently, when members en-
joyd a Thanksgiving program. Plans
were made to place blotters in Dal-
las - Kingston Township, Lake- Nox-
Lehman, Jackson, Ross, and
Dallas Township-Franklin Schools.
An invitation was read extended to
the Dallas W.C.T.U. members by the
party at Forty Fort, November 30.
Present were: Mesdames Grover
Anderson, Jonathan Bruce, C. J.
Sorber, C. S. Hildebrant, Ethel Hon-
eywell, B. Brown, Dan Brown, Er-
nest Fritz, Dan Waters, Ralph
Brown, W. H, Heeeps Ruth Sorber,
Elizabeth Belbrodt, Keturah May,
Gerturde May, Minnie Hoover, Gold-
ie Kitchen, Laura Kocher, Sady
Rossman, Dorey Rogers, Henry
Schroder, ‘Viola Veitch, Minnie
Samuel, W. A. Higgins, Mattie Had-
sell, Z. E. Garinger; Estella Gold-
smith and the hostess. Mrs. Archie
Major was ill.
Next meeting will be a Christmas
party at the home of Mrs. E. R. Par-
ish, Idetown. Members are to bring
half dozen cookies or sandwiches.
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Freeman,
Shaver Avenue, Shavertown, are
spending the winter at Clearwater,
Florida.
Rev. William McClelland was con-
fined to his home on Pioneer Ave-
nue with grippe this week.
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On Television
DONNA SMITH
Donna Smith, four year old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald
D. Smith, Harveys Lake, was one
of three little girls who sang over
station WILK Sunday at noon in a
teddy bear act. The program, “Kath-
leen R. Sweeney's Tots to Teens”
is given every Sunday.
The girls wore pajamas and car-
ried’ teddy bears.
Donna’s mother and daddy and
grandma and. grandpa Harvey Kit-
chen were watching the show.
President Of Club
MRS.
the Couples Club of Prince of Peace
Church, Dallas, has announced plans
for * spaghetti dinner to be held in
Parish Hall tomorrow night. Serv-
ing is from 5 to 7 p.m. On the
menu will be spaghetti and meat
balls, relishes, rolls and butter, cof-
fee and cake.
The men will serve.
invited.
Public is
Beaumont Club Enjoys
Dinner At Loyalville
Lend a Hand Club, Beaumont, at-
tended a Thanksgiving dinner party
served by the Loyalville Methodist
Church W. S. C. S. last Thursday
evening. Present were Mrs. Ned
Dress, Mrs. Robert Belles, Mrs. Dor-
is Balenski, Mrs. Arch Austin, Mrs.
Violet Garey, Mrs. Dorothy John-
son, Mrs. Mattie Straley, Mrs. June
Taylor, Mrs. Grace Belles, Mrs. Wil-
liam Belles, Mrs. Joe Derhammer,
Mrs. Charles Smith, Mrs. Carl ‘Smith,
Mrs. Robert Smith, Mrs. Warren
Johnson, Mrs. Blake Millard, Mrs.
Fred White, Mrs. Julia Denmon,
Mrs. Josephine Dymond, Mrs. Clara
Rifenberry, Mrs. Joe Gavek, Mrs.
Christine Steidinger, Mrs.
Meeker, and Mrs. Clara Hadsal.
Doris Mae Hazeltine
Is Honored At Shower
Doris Mae Hazeltine, bride-elect,
was guest of honor at a personal
shower given by her aunt, Mrs.
Romayne Harvey Oney at the home
of her mother, Mrs. Elsie Harvey,
Woodlawn Drive, Monday evening.
Doris will marry Leonard Stoner on
Thanksgiving Day.
The party table was attractive
with centerpiece of white pompons
and carnations, centered with a
pair of love birds.
Present were: Daisy Wilcox and
Margaret Harding, Kingston; Elsie
Harvey, Marian Harvey, Rita Cum-
mings, Mary Stoner, Alberta Cross,
Arline Hazeltine, Jean Hunter, the
guest of honor, Dallas; Dorothy Lin-
coln and the hostess, Trucksville.
COMMUNITY CONCERT
Mrs. Alvah Eggleston is chairman
of Wyoming County Concert, spon-
sored by Vernon Baptist hurch at
night.
will make a door to door canvass
of Dallas, Shavertown and Trucks-
ville, Saturday morning from 9:30
ordinarily privately owned. The
drive- is sponsored by the Band
Mothers.
Last year’s money bought kettle
drums, tympani, bass horns and
majorette uniforms.
New Nominatin
Mrs. J. Stanley Rinehimer, Mrs.
g Committee
Present were: Mesdames Wallace
ger were named to the nominating
committee of Back Mountain Li-
brary Book Club at the meeting
held in the Library Annex Wed-
nesday afternoon.
Two new members were wel-
comed, Mrs. Roscoe Smith and Mrs.
Willard Garey. Mrs. Fred Howell
announced that any one wishing
books for shut-ins should simply
contact the library. Mrs. Harry
Swepston will take care of holiday
decorations for the library.
Entertainment was furnished by
a dramatic program in charge of
Mrs. Ralph Smith, Mrs. Marshall
Nunlist, Mrs.. Earl Phillips, Mrs. H.
E. Colsten and Mrs. George M.
Jacobs.
Mrs. William Lamb and Mrs.
Ralph Garrahan poured.
Vernon, Dana Crump, Norwood Bra-
der, John P. DeWitt, Douglas Hodg-
son, H. W. Peterson, Fred Howell,
J. H. Godtfring,” L. W. LeGrand,
Stanley Rinehimer, Fred R. Smith,
George M. Jacobs, Marshall B. Nun-
list, H. E. Colsten, Warren Unger,
Ralph K. Garrahan, Charles W.
Wagner, A. D. Hutchison, Alfred
Boysen, Philip Gould, Charles B.
Gates, William Lamb, Earl W. Phil-
lips, Ralph S. Smith, Willard Garey,
Mitchell Jenkins, Roscoe B. Smith,
Paul Gross, Robert Maturi, James
C. Langdon,
James B. Huston, R. R. Hedden,
John C. Phillips, Peter D. Clark,
Herbert Smith, Harold Titman, Ger-
ald Stout, Ray Shiber; and Miss
Mary Gates.
Bride-Elect, Guest
At Variety Shower
Doris Mae Hazeltine, bride elect,
was guest of honor at a variety
shower given by the girls in the
District Commonwealth Telephone
Company recently at the home of
Rita Cummings, Church Street.
A huge bridal cake made an at-
tractive center piece for the party
table. Yellow favors and napkins
were used.
Present were: Lois Wood, Vivian
Bestwick, Nancy James, Nancy
Schooley, Eileen O'Boyle, Roxie ||
Hoover, Mrs. Madge Evans, Mrs.
Ethel Shaver, Clara Ann Morgan,
Rose Anne Roberts, the guest of
honor and Rita Cummings.
Irene Polisky To Wed
Stanley Cook Tomorrow
Announcement has been made of
the marriage of Irene Polisky,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
Polisky, Trucksville R.D., to Stanley
Cook Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Stan-
ley Cook, Tunkhannock, R.D.
The ceremony will be performed
in Evans Falls Methodist Church to-
morrow at 2 p. m., A reception will
follow in the church basement. '
Miss Polisky attended Lehman
High School and is employed by
General Cigar Company in Kingston.
Mr. Cook was graduated from Mon-
roe Township High School and is
employed by the Bendix Corporation
at Montrose.
Attending State
Sheep Breeders Sale
Mr. and Mrs. William Conyng-
ham, Charles Hemenway, farm
manager, and Marvin Scott of Hill-
side Farms will attend the State
wool growers and sheep breeders
bred ewe sale at Pennsylvania State
College today.
They are taking three sheep to
the sale. Hillside Farms now has
about 225 purebred Dorset sheep
and lambs.
Nancy Carey, Hostess
At Variety Shower
Nancy Carey, Claude Street, was
hostess Tuesday evening to a group
of friends, honoring bride-elect
Mary Wilson with a variety shower.
Table decorations were carried out
in green and yellow, with tiny um-
brellas as favors, and a centerpiece
accented with candles.
Miss Wilson, daughter of Ernest
Wilson, Demunds, recently an-
nounced her engagement to Robert
Harris, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Harris, Dallas. The couple will be
married on Christmas.
Shower guests were. Lorraine
Wasser, Ernestine Martin, Naomi
‘Veitch, Nancy Derhamer, Therese
Chukinas, Lois Simon, Norma Shav-
er, Molly and Jessie Carey.
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Birthday Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hoover, Ide-
town, entertained at a birthday
dinner Sunday honoring their
daughter Roxie. Present were Mrs.
Roxie Hessler, Ruth Husted, Kings-
ton; Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hoover,
Patsy Hoover, Mr. and Mrs. Lester
Hoover, the guest of honor and the
host and hostess.
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GRACE T. CAVE
DALLAS
Hans Dreher, Promoted
At Lehigh University
Cadet 1st Lt. Hans D. Dreher,
high University, has been promoted
to Flight Commander, Flight H, Air
Science 1, Air Force Reserve Offi-
cers Training Corps at the univer-
sity. Hans, son of Mr. Mrs.
John Dreher, Stafford venue,
Trucksville, attended Kingston Twp.
School and was graduated from
Wyoming Seminary.
Recently he was mentioned in
Who's Who In American Colleges.
After graduation from college, he
will enter the Air Force with the
rank of second lieutenant.
Berti Donates Coal
Mrs. Victor Polk was winner of
the ton of coal donated by Norti
Berti to the Ladies Auxiliary,
Henry M. Laing Fire Company, at
at the home of Mrs. Sterling Mead
Tuesday night.
Mrs. John ‘Girvan will entertain
members at their Christmas party.
Read'The Post Classified
Ruth White REGO
To Give Recital
Scranton Organist,
Featured On Sunday
Ruth A. White, A.A.G.O., organist
of the Green Ridge Presbyterian
Church of Scranton, will give the
second in a series of four organ
recitals being- sponsored by the
Senior Choir of St. Clement's Epis-
copal Church, at St. Clement's
Church, Hanover St. Wilkes-Barre,
Sunday at 4:00 p.m.
Miss White is not only a teacher
and composer, but has done con-
siderable recital work throughout
the East. Recently, she was the
featured artist at the Spring Music
Festival at Pennsylvania State Col-
lege.
The organ at St. Clement's has
recently been re-designed by Henry
Johnson of Luzerne and rebuilt by
the S. G. Bullions Company of
West Pittston, some of the work
being done by the Aeolian-Skinner
Company of Boston, Mass. It is in
the ‘small organ class” but, be-
cause of the excellent voicing of the
pipes, and the comprehensive choice
of the number of pipe-ranks, it is
completely adequate for all schools
of organ literature.
The recitals are Bolis given to
demonstrate the fine results that
can be obtained in .a re-built job,
at a comparatively low cost. The
organ at St. Clement's is not “fin-
ished”’—probably never will be, as
Mr. Johnson, who is a Vestryman
at St. Clement's, will always have
an\ interest in making it a more
noble instrument. At present, the
pedal organ is the most in need of
change. The offering received at
these recitals, after expenses have
been met, will be added to the
Organ Fund for future improve-
ments.
The public is invited to attend
afterward, with Mr. Johnson, avail-
able, for answering questions.
Is On Way Home
A/2C Daniel Kozich, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Michael Kozich of De-
munds expects to leave for the
States in a few days after spending
the last year and a half in the
Philippines.
Dan, a graduate of Dallas Town-
ship High School, has been in the
service for the past four years.
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