Ly or wm RE EE a f= a RR Past Councilors Club members of Mount Vale Council 224, DA, will enjoy a covered dish picnic Thurs- day at noon at the home of Mrs. Alice Fiske, King Street. A bus- iness meeting will follow. Regular Council meeting will be held Friday at 8, with State and National officers present. Officers are asked to wear white. Reservations must be made by Thursday for the 22nd anniversary banquet, scheduled August 17. Ruth Fiske or Mrs. Sara iStrausser may be contacted. Ladies of St. Paul's FORTY FORT THEATRE TODAY and SATURDAY 3 Coins In The Fountain” SUNDAY-MONDAY-TUESDAY Shows Sunday 3-5-7 & 9 “The Student Prince” WEDNESDAY Red Skelton in “Great Diamond Robbery” THURS. - FRI - SAT. Danny Kaye in “Knock On Wood” End Of Day Class To Be Teature the annual flower show is being sponsored by Alderson Methodist Church, Wednesday afternoon and evening, August 18, in Lake Town- ship School. A special feature will be an In- ternational exhibit of articles and papers brought back from foreign countries by service men and wo- men during ‘the second world and Korean wars. Rev. Ruth Under- wood, who is sponsoring this phase of the show, states that she has ar- ranged for display many interest- ing articles that reveal the life of the non-combattant of countries of Europe and Asia. Mrs. Harry B. Allen, in charge of SHAVER THEATRE Shavertown FRIDAY & SATURDAY “So Big” Jane Wyman, Sterling Hayden CARTOON idea VV VV VV VV VV VY vO VV YVYY STARLITE EXCLUSIVE SHOWING FRIDAY Dares Tell The TRUTH DRIVE-IN THEATRE TUNKHANNOCK, PA. SUNDAY & MONDAY “Mogamho” _ Technicolor Clark Gable, Ava Gardner “It’s the Greatest” WEDNESDAY a TUESDAY — DOUBLE FEATURE — “One Girl’s Confession” Cleo Moore Hugo Haas PLUS “Under Nevada Skies” With Roy Rogers nd THURSDAY antiques and hobbies, states that many dealers in antiques wish to display, but she is especially inter- ested in amateur collectors and in- vites that group to contact her. A special feature will be the “End of Day” glass collection of Mrs. Ray Shiber of Dallas. Other features are art drawings and paintings, flower arrange- ments and picnic table settings. Persons interested in art, flower arrangements or table settings may contact Mrs. Alan ‘G. Kistler, Mrs. Nellie Higgins, or Mrs. Mabel Den- nis, all of Harveys Lake. A snack bar will be conducted by Mrs. Ruth Deets and baked goods will be sold. Program Announced For Alderson WSCS Tea Mrs. Eugene Lazarus, Mrs. Mal- colm Burnside, Rev. Ruth L. Under- wood, and Mrs. John Daugherty will pour at the 14th annual tea given by Alderson Methodist WISCS Wed- nesday afternoon. Rain or shine, the affair will be held at the home of Senator and Mrs. Newell Wood, Harveys Lake. Mrs. Ray Roushey, soloist, will be accompanied by Mrs. Fred Swanson. Mike Wood will give piano selec- tions, and Ethel Jones will read. Kingston Township Veterans As- sociation will meet Tuesday even- ing at 8:30. Plans for a Veterans of Foreign Wars Post in the Back Mountain Area will be discussed. Members are urged to bring inter- ested guests. HIMMLER THEATRE Dallas, Pa. FRIDAY & SATURDAY August 6 and 7 “Executive Suite” William Holden, June Allyson Also Cartoon MONDAY & TUESDAY August 9 and 10 “Back To God’s Country” Technicolor Rock Hudson, Marcia Henderson Also Serial No. 10 WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY August 11 and 12 “Geraldine” John Carroll and Mala Powers o Cartoon "FREE PARKING ! !! / { He made ¢ governors... Built an empire... Raised four sons to follow in his footsteps, but they | | defied him... All but one... the half-breed! co-starring ROBERT WAGNER JEAN KATY JURADO Bloodmobile At Harveys Lake Summer Visitors May Help Donate Red Cross Bloodmobile will be at Harveys Lake Fire House Wednes- day, from 11:45 to 5:45. Blood donations have fallen off during the summer. Traffic acci- dents are at their peak, with con- sequent need for blood for plasma and transfusions. Requirements of 467 pints during July in the Wyoming Valley area were not balanced by donations, which total- led only 400 pints. Delay caused by not having blood on hand when an injured man needs it, may result in his death. The Red Cross calls attention to the ease of donation. Blood is never taken from a person who can- not spare it. It takes approximate- ly an hour from start to finish. Blood is regenerated in a matter of a few days, and anybody can spare a pint. It is the easiest and most painless way of saving a life, and as vital as pulling a pedestrian from the path of an approaching car. Summer visitors at the Lake are welcome to donate along with year- round residents. Transportation to and from the Bloodmobile may be arranged by calling the Fire House or headquarters in Wilkes-Barre, Valley 3-7161. The Bloodmobile will be at Church of Christ, Sweet Valley on August 16 from 1:45 to 5:45. To Celebrate 61st Year Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ruggles, Meeker, - will celebrate theirsixty- first wedding anniversary with a family dinner on August 15. There will be ten grandchildren and twen- ty-four great-grandchildren present and one daughter, Mrs. Mae King. Fiesta Breaks Record The recent Fiesta for Gate of Heaven Parish netted approximately $4,500, beating the income of all previous years. < GROVE THEATRE Nuangola, Pa. Week of August 9 Kay Francis Starring In “THEATRE” Sensational Broadway Entertainment At Its Best Reservations Call Nuangola 2261 Tuck’s Drug Store VAlley 3-1155 Tickets $1; $1.50; PLUS TAX See A New Star Every Week $2 FRIDAY & SATURDAY August 6 and 7 2 — Top Hits — 2 “Easy To Love” Esther Williams, Van Johnson Tony Martin “Its Esther’s big new musical of 1954!” ALSO “Apache War Smoke” Gilbert Roland, Glenda Farrell SUNDAY & MONDAY August 8 and 9 (DOUBLE FEATURE) “Hell’s Half Acre” Wendell Corey, Evelyn Keyes “Bigamist” “Wanted By Two Women!” Joan Fontaine, Ida Lupino TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY August 10 and 11 2 — Great Shows — 2 “Carnival Story” Anne Baxter, Steve Cochran Lyle Bettger, George Nader “The Tall Texan” | Lloyd Bridges, Marie Windsor THURSDAY ONLY August 12 Tonight Only, $1 Carload Bring the entire family! I. “Combat Squad” John Ireland, Lon McAllister “Nobody lives forever — c’mon lets go!” 2. “Pil Get You” George Raft, Sally Gray COME EARLY Plenty of Fun fer “Everybody.” Dates Are Set For 1955 Road Races Col. J. Henry Pool, president of Giant’s Despair Hill Climb Associa- tion, has announced that the 1955 Hill Climb and Brynfan Tyddn will be held July 21, 22 and 23. One part in this year’s races. Twenty-six drivers got their en- tries in too late to participate. SANDY BEACH DRIVE-IN THEATRE Harveys Lake, Pa. FRIDAY & SATURDAY — 2 BIG FEATURES — “Second Chance” Technicolor Robert Mitchum Linda Darnell, Jack Palance PLUS “Four Faces West” Frances Dee, Charles Bickford Joel McCrea “Greatest manhunt the has seen.” West * Kk Xx SUNDAY & MONDAY “Carnival Story” Technicolor Anne Baxter, Steve Cochran Lyle Bettger “The human story that no ad- mission ticket can ever buy.” X Xx X TUESDAY “Mission Over Korea” John Hodiak, John Derek Audrey Totter “Big men in small planes . flack-happy hellions in the sky.” * Kk WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY “Witness To Murder” Barbara Stanwyck George Sanders, Gary Merrill “See no murder hear no mur- "CHARGE FOR THE GUNS!” Magnificent i color by Technicolor Into the Valley of Death Rode the Six Hundred! Paulette CBCIL B.DEMILLES THURSDAY “The Robbery” CARA WILLIAMS JAMES WHITMORE der, speak no murder.” When you Tune In . the Reception . ERR RAT RRO] liamsport . .. CT . CHANNEL 28. IN POWER . 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