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Church Gives Chairs
To Back Mountain 'Y"
L. W. LeGrand, chairman of Town
& Country YMCA announces the
gift from tthe Shavertown Methodist
Church of chairs to be used at the
‘Y’ Headquarters in Shavertown.
This announcement was made by
Rev. Robert DeWitt Yost at the
Board of Management meeting on
Monday night.
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“When nobody disagrees with you,
you're either terribly brilliant, or the
boss.”—Raymond Duncan.
“Wealthy people miss one of the
greatest thrills in life—paying the
last instalment.” — H. V. Eschen-
brenner.
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YMCA Ruxiliary Names
Committee Members
Committees for Back Mountain
Town and Country YMCA Auxiliary
were appointed at Wednesday meet-
ing at headquarters in (Shavertown,
Mrs. Floyd Pope presiding in the
absence of Mrs. James Eckerd.
Mrs. W. Bond heads program Mrs.
Charles Kishpaugh is co-chairman,
members are Mrs. Charles Eberle
and Mrs. Carl Hontz. Mrs. Harry Bo-
gart and Mrs. Thomas Reese are co-
chairmen of membership, assisted by
ald Shaver. Mrs. Ronald Hughes
and Mrs. Kimball head housekeeping,
assisted by Mrs. James Jones, social
committee, with Mrs. A. Agustyn
and Mrs. C. Shenkle members.
Devotions were led by Mrs. Carter,
and refreshments served by Mrs.
Reese and Mrs. Kimball.
Next meeting is Wednesday at 2,
with tea served after the business
session.
Pomona Grange 44
Pomona Grange 44 will meet with
Muhlenburg Grange June 12 at
Muhlenburg, with Grange Master
Russell Ide presiding.
Powell Sends Thanks
Donald Powell writes from White
Haven, Box 28, that he appreciates
reading matter and cards sent him
by his Back Mountain neighbors, and
passes books around to his fellow
patients in the sanitarium.
Sweet Valley
Mr. and Mrs. James Scott, Wil-
mington, Del., were Memorial Day
weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Wesley Freeman.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hazlett and
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Hunter had as
weekend guests Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Ross, of Fleetville, and Mrs. Laura
King, Wilkes-Barre.
Mrs. David Culver, Carverton,
spent Memorial Day weekend with
her father, Albert Holcomb, and
sister Iona. Other callers on Monday
were Mr. and Mrs. William Cryder
and family, Mr. and Mrs. William
Varner, Berwick.
Mr and Mrs. Dayton Long enter-
tained over the weekend for Steve
Petro and daughter Sonja, Warrior
Run; Jane Ann Smith and Thomas
Rowan, Wilkes-Barre; Mr. and Mrs.
Gerald Hoover and son Gerry, Kings-
ton; Mr. and Mrs. Roland Gensel and
son, Trucksville; Mrs. Frances Dunn,
Bloomingdale; Mr. and Mrs. John
Kadthe, Shickshinny; Vincent
Baurys, Nanticoke; Mary Cool, Lee
Park; and Lil Daugherty, Plymouth.
Rev. and Mrs. C. B. Klinetob,
Afton, N. Y., spent the weekend with
Bess Klinetoh.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Doberstein
entertained over the weekend for
their son William, from Schenectady,
and Agnes Zolko, South Bethlehem,
N. Y.; Mrs. Ralph Schmoll, Kings-
ton; Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Doberstein,
Nanticoke; and Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Cumberland, Hunlocks Creek
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Case and
family, Pearl River, spent the week-
end with Mr. and Mrs. Alva Case.
SANDY BEACH
DRIVE-IN THEATRE
Harveys Lake, Pa.
FRIDAY
“Ruby Gentry”
Jennifer Jones, Charlton Heston
“Meet Ruby Gentry,
a one-man woman!”
_ Cartoon—“Do or Diet”
SATURDAY
DOUBLE EATURE
“Fort Ti”
technicolor
George Montgomery
— Plus —
“White Fire”
Scott Brady, Mary Castle
“Diamonds and Dames
Spell Danger.”
SUNDAY & MONDAY
DOUBLE EATURE
“Serpent Of The Nile”
technicolor
Rhonda Fleming
William Lundigan
“Cleopatra, deceitful, deadly.”
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rn us —
“The Fighting Rats
Of Tobruk”
Chips Rafferty
“A story of blood and guts.”
TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY
“A Blueprint
For Murder”
Joseph Cotten, Jean Peters,
Gary Merrill
“You've never met a doll like
her . . . every inch of her
is murder.”
— Added —
Comedy and Cartoon
THURSDAY & FRIDAY
“Top Banana”
In Color
starring Phil Silvers,
King of Burlesque
“A completely hilarious,
boisterous musical roughhouse”
Admission $1.15 Tax Incl.
Only 87c if you have a discount
coupon from your church.
Children 12 and under
admitted Free.
Sunday & Monday
“Riot in Cell Block 1”
Neville Brand, Emile Meyer
News & Cartoon
Tuesday
$1 Night $1
DOUBLE FEATURE
“Heldorado”
Roy Rogers and Trigger
— PLUS —
‘Shadow Man”
Cesar Romero, Simone Silva
— Added —
Chapter 2 “Jungle Raiders”
Wednesday & Thursday
“Thunder Bay”
Technicolor
James Stewart, Joanne Dru
“He fought for the biggest
bonanza of them all.”
Added News — Cartoon
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AT
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Mansfield Graduate
Carol Wagner, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Alden Wagner, Huntsville,
was graduated from Mansfield State
Teacher’s College on Monday.
While at college, she was active
in the Art Club, the College Players,
the Dormitory Council, and the
Kappa Phi, a girls Methodist Society.
She was one of nine Mansfield
students to be included in the Col-
lege Who's Who; she was also a
member of Alpha Pi Omega, national
dramatic society.
This summer she expects to teach
at the Children’s Methodist Home in
Washington D. C., and next winter,
in the second grade at Sayre, Pa.
One of the things we have to be
thankful for is that we don’t get as
much government as we pay for.—
Charles F. Kettering.
HIMMLER
THEATRE
Dallas, Pa.
Tonight and Saturday
June 4-5
“Gun Fury”
Technicolor
Rock Hudson, Donna Reed
1 Cartoon and Novelty
FREE PARKING
Monday and Tuesday
June 7-8
“Here Comes the Girls”
Technicolor
Bob Hope, Tony Martin
No. 1 Serial—
‘Great Adventure of Capt. Kidd’
FREE PARKING
Wednesday and Thursday
June 9-10
“Walking My Baby
Back Home”
Technicolor
Donald O’Connor, Janet Leigh
1 Cartoon
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OUTDOOR THEATRE
Friday & Saturday, June 4-5
— 2 SMASH HITS —
“Riot in Cell Block 11”
4000 Caged Humans
Break Loose!
— Also —
i]t Came From
Outer Space”
Richard Carlson e Barbara Rush
Sunday & Monday, June 6-7
“Best picture of the year”
‘From Here to Eternity’
Burt Lancaster © Montgomery
Clift © Deborah Kerr ® Frank
Sinatra e Donna Reed
— Cartoons —
Tuesday & Wednesday, June 8-9
2 — Top Shows — 2
“Here Come The Girls”
Most beautiful girls in the world!
Bob Hope e Tony Martin
Arlene Dahl
' Rosemary Clooney
— Also —
‘Second Chance”
Robert Mitchum, Linda Darnell
Jack Palance
“Terrific”
Thursday Only, June 10
$1.00—Full Carload—$1.00
Bring the entire family!
— Double Feature —
‘The Hitch-Hiker”
Edmond O’Brien, Frank Lovejoy
— Also —
. ‘Sea Devils”
Yvonne DeCarlo, Rock Hudson
Come early, box office open 7:00
Free Pony Rides To All
The Kiddies
Bar-BQ Promises
To Be High Spot
Of Big Auction
Committee Heads
Report Progress
Tuesday Evening
Committee chairmen for the
eighth annual Library Auction met
in Back « Mountain Memorial
Library Annex Tuesday evening to
report to Robert Bachman, general
chairman.
Plans for the Kiwanis Club
chicken barbecue, scheduled for
July 10, beginning at 5 p. m., are
rapidly, according to
Howard Risley and William Wright.
Of the original 300 chickens being
raised for broiler halves under
Mrs. Sheldon Mosier’s wing, only
five have died. The barbecue
platter will hold a half chicken,
salad, potato chips, rolls, coffee
and cake. The barbecue takes the
place of the customary kick-off
dinner
George and Kenny Rice will kill
and dress the chickens, members
of the Kiwanis Club officiate at the
grills.
Mrs. Dan Robinhold, reporting for
the refreshment committee, said that
workers were being lined up and
procedure would follow last year’s
plan. Mrs. John Girvan will make
signs.
Dave Schooley will arrange for
cabinets through the Woodlawn
Company. Dixie cups will be sub-
stituted for bulk ice-cream.
Mrs. S. M. Silverman reported
that senior Girl Scouts will help in
the picture frame booth.
Mrs. Mitchell Jenkins reported on
general solicitation. Most of the
chairmen for various areas have al-
ready been lined up, and many
workers.
Mrs. Fred Howell reported thirty-
seven members on the Antique com-
mittee. Four half-back chairs are
being decorated by Mrs. Paul Gross,
two by Mrs. Dwight Fisher.
Arthur Ross promised better light-
ing for the grounds, explaining that
four permanent sleeves would be set,
to hold heavy pipes with cross arms
for floodlights.
of the Fun House, asked that hours
be from noon until 9 p. m., as few
children patronized it after that
hour.
Mrs. Fred Drake, candy, said
quantities promised to be larger this
year, with special accent on plenty
of fudge.
Mrs. Harold Titman, baked goods,
said her workers were old hands and
everything was moving smoothly.
Eight members of the Junior
Womans Club will act as spotters for
non-vocal bidders, four in the after-
noon, four at night on Friday. Eight
men will serve on Saturday, and if
the auction extends into Monday,
Stefan Hellersperk promises Boy
Dallas W.C.T.U. Holds
Mother-Daughter Tea
Dallas District WCTU held a
mother daughter tea in the Idetown
Methodist Church house May 25
when Mrs. E. R. Parrish was elected
president and Mrs. John Hildebrant,
vice president. Other officers: sec-
retary, Estella Goldsmith, corres-
ponding secretary, Mrs. Loren Keller,
treasurer, Mrs. Dan Waters.
Program consisted of remarks by
Mrs. Flody Bissell of Midland, Mich.,
director of Alcohol Education and
General Secretary of Youth's Tem-
perance Council; report by Mrs.
Minnie Hoover on the recent con-
vention held at Firwood; musical
selections by Mrs. Arthur Montross.
Mrs. Evan Wright received a plant
for being oldest mother present and
Mrs. Corey Mead, for having largest
family.
Present were Mesdames E. R.
Parrish, William Higgins, C. J. Labar,
Carlton Reed, Z. E. Garinger, Robert
Phipps, D. A. Waters, Floyd Bissell,
H. A. Randall, John Hildebrant, Dan-
iel Brown, Hattie Smith, Addie Sear-
foss, H. P. Riley, Sadie Rossman, Roy
Rogers, Ella Major, Minnie Hoover,
Goldie Kitchen, Elizabeth Milbrodt,
Ruth Sorber, Gertrude Zimmerman,
Alice Brodhun, H. F. iley, Fred
Schultz, Pearl Connor, Dora Stacey,
Grover Anderson, Mattie Hadsell,
Glen Spencer, Eva Wright, Beatrice
Hadsell, Corey Mead, Ernest Fritz,
David Ide, Edythe Swan Arthur
Montross, Estella Goldsmith, Eliza-
beth Parks, Ruth Pethick, Ivy
Pethick, Karen Bronson and Tera
Ann Milbrodt.
Patricia Lynn Lewis
Mr.and Mrs. Lester Lewis, Ridge
Street, Shavertown, announce the
birth of a ten pound, four ounce
baby girl, Patricia Lynn at Nesbitt
Hospital May 29. The Lewis's have
another little girl, Ruth Marie, aged
two.
Mrs. Lewis is the former Marie
Jones of Glen Lyon, former kinder-
garten teacher at Dallas Borough
School.
Scout help in spotting and running.
An effective system for advance
bidding and prevue of sale items
will be worked out.
Nancy Brader is in charge of
chances.
The Kennel Club will again handle
livestock. Kittens will not be ac-
cepted for auction.
Tommy Andrew and Bud Silver-
man will make signs for the bar-
becue.
Fowler Dick and Walker, through
Mr. Schooley, sent an outdoor table,
four chairs, and umbrella for auction
or chancing.
Henry Peterson, speaking for the
finance committee, emphasized the
importance of good results from the
auction. Keeping up two buildings
is expensive. Each year expenditures
are higher, as service to the com-
munity expands.
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