FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1954
See Your local Twin Motors
' Salesman — JOHN ZAYATZ
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“] WAS going to say yes when he asked to marry you,
but he seemed such a NICE boy!”
Visitors At Church Bazaar Agree
That's The Place To Buy Presents
Brooke’s wood-working hobby room,
decorated in bright enamel, with
drawers that slid in and out, and
Prince of Peace Episcopal Church
bazaar hung up a new record of
over $1,400 Friday and Saturday of
last week, exceeding its quota in
all departments. As the purchaser
who found a big silver dollar in a
fifty-cent surprise package re-
marked, ‘“That’s what I call get-
ready for the doll’s house.
A display of gay bread-boards
shaped like pigs, a smaller edition
for cutting onions, letter holders,
reports Mrs. Paul Goddard, chair-
man of the surprise package booth,
was very brisk for an hour after the
silver dollar was unwrapped.
Folks who failed to do their
Christmas shopping at the fifth an-
nual bazaar made a big mistake, for
values were remarkable, and novel-
ties many and various. The sock
monkeys labelled for vestrymen,
brought down the house. Rev. Wil-
liam McClelland’s wore a modest
card trays, etc., the work of Jack
Stanley’s teen-age Sunday School
Class.
doubled its quota. A young Wilkes-
Barre art student, ' George Lutz,
made the impressive white elephant
mural which designated the table.
Mrs. Alwen Mortensen again
made and dressed dozens of dolls,
clowns, and stuffed animals, worked
up doll clothes and hats from odds
an ends, and did her usual brisk
handsomer than they did last year,
their gay checks and plaids making
a nice spot of color.
It was Francis Ambrose who made
the T-V stcols in animal motif, Al
Jones and Charles Brooke who
painted them.
Couples Club served refreshments,
and Mrs. Oswald Griffiths was in
charge of the Corner Store with its
colorful dispiay of jams, pickles and
jellies.
The smocked dresses in delicate
pastels made their usual appeal to
mother of little girls in need of
party clothes.
Ralph Postorive arranged for a
display of tweed suits and soft flan-
neis.
The polished cowhide suitcase,
auctioned off Saturday night, went
to Ralph Postorive, who had made
a substantial preliminary bid on it.
The two-piecer, lined in cinnamon
colored suede and fitted, was a con-
tribution from Juon Peron, president
of Argentina.
Cleared through the State Depart-
ment to eliminate possible entangle-
ment in red tape, 66 letters were
sent to foreign embassies and royal
Church Sponsors
Shopping Nights
Cooperate With
Back Mt. Lumber
Several of the larger church con-
gregations in the area have availed
themselves of the opportunity of-
fered by Granville Sowden to spon-
sor an evening of shopping at Back
Mountain Lumber Company. Shay-
ertown Methodist has reserved
households in April, with hopes that
some small item might be returned
for sale. Mrs. Charles Brooke, Mrs.
Clarence Woodruff, and Mrs. Alfred
James, in figuring out ways and
means early last year, did not ex-
pect anything so elaborate or costly.
In mid-August, when nothing had
been received, with the exception
of courtly notes of explanation from
royal households the committee felt
the idea was a total loss. The suit-
case was a surprise.
PAGE SEVEN
Wednesday, November 17. Trucks-
ville Methodist is signed up for
November 20. Gate of Heaven, No-
vember 27; St. Paul's Lutheran, De-
cember 1; St. Therese’s, December
4. Dallas Junior Womans Club,
Thursday of this week.
Participating churches will have
the privilege of a 10% commission
from all merchandise sold in the
main store, from 6 p.m. until clos-
ing at 9. This includes toys, hard-
ware, house-hold equipment, but
not coal or lumber.
Dates for Prince of Peace Episco-
pal, and Dallas Methodist churches
are being arranged and will be
announced. Smaller congregations
may band together in order to take
advantage of this offer, Mr. Sowden
says, but for the benefit of organ-
izations participating, it is neces-
sary to get a good crowd for most
favorable results.
Christian Friendly Class
Christian Friendly Class, Hunts-
ville Christian Church, will sponsor
a Paper Demonstration in the church
social rooms Thursday evening at 8.
WITH
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Spotless. *1395
1953 PLY. CRANBROOK
4 Dr. or CL Sedan § [285
1953 FORD RANCH WGN.
Fully Equipped. $ [695
1952 PLY. 4 DR. SEDAN
Loaded with extras.
Gleaming finish.
Equipped. A-Title.
1952 CHEV. 2 DR. SEDAN
Like New.
1953 OLDS. SUPER “88”
2 Dr. TuTone and the
Nicest Car for the $$.
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1949—1950—1951 FORDS
All Body Styles.
Power Glide. $ | 095
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Radio-Heater.
1949—1950—1951 CHEVS.
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1949—1950—1951 PLYMS.
business. 2 Drs.—4 Drs.—Cl Cps. Any Body Styles.
Flannel shirts in all sizes were
snapped up almost as soon as they
were laid on the tables. Mrs. Cal-
vin Hall says there are never enough
to go around. They looked even
white clerical collar.
Nobody could hope to give a com-
plete resume, but here are some of
the hightlights:
Miniature chairs, settees, bed-
steads, dressers, from Charles
You Get A Better Used Car
The Quality Lot—Kingston Corners
(Open Sundays--Phone BU 8-1445--Open Evenings)
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No Lavish Claims — Just A BETTER
Than FAIR Deal And Quality Mer-
chandise — With A 30 Year Reputation
To Back It Up.
LUZERNE MOTOR
COMPANY
Guarantee Means Something!
1953 Plymouth Sedan—resc 2 Hester ~~ $1183
1952 Ford Sedan—redc & Heater $1095
1951 Ford Tudor—recic & Heater $895
1951 Ford 4 Door—redic & Hester $195
1950 Chevrolet—redio = Heater $195
1949 Mercury Sedan—redic. Hester. Overdeive 575
1951 Kaiser Sedan, Traveler—redic. Hester 3693
1950 OLDS “88”
4 Door. $895
Fully Equipped.
1953 FORD VICTORIA
2-Tone. Overdrive.
A Sharp One.
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835
Spotless.
1953 DESOTO CONV,
V-8 and $1000 in
Accessories,
1950 PONTIAC 4 DR.
Loaded with 895
Accessories.
1950 MERC. 2 DR. SDN.
Truly a Minister's Car.
Like New.
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WE WILL MEET YOUR DEAL
Many Bank
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Others Re 0 D D Y Terms
PIERCE AT FIRST AVE, 550 SOUTH MAIN ST.
- KINGSTON, PA. WILKES-BARRE
BU 7-0003 VA 4-5771
At
COMMUNITY BUICK Inc.
Selling out entire stock of used
cars. 30 high-grade cars from
1950 to 1953.
No Reasonable Offer Refused
See Us Today
COMMUNITY BUICK Inc.
2 Used Car Locations
588 Market St., Kingston and
363 So. Main St., W.-B.
BU 7-1133 VA 4-4283
AND THESE PRICES WILL TAKE YOU
RIGHT OFF YOUR CHAIR!
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1950 Ford Sedan—redic & Hester
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1951 FORD Custom +125
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| 1948 Buick Sedan-Coupe—racic & reser $383 * BUY TODAY...* PAY TOMORROW BEM cuvsimesissatins 948 | .onoicaev. vs he 245
Radio & Heater $ V. '$ ; Tr
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1950 FORD $ 1951 CHEV. § tons : %
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Your Friendly Ford Dealer on the West Side LOW DOWN PAYMENT—24 MONTHS TO PAY . .
Kingston-Dallas Highway—Luzerne, Pa. Phone Phone
Phone BU 7-1155 BU 7-4264 BONNER CHEVROLET CO. VA 2-2144 VA 3-2159
USED CAR LOT
662 Wyoming Avenue, Kingston
Phone BU 8-0319
You Can’t Lose AT Luzerne! Both Lots Open Evenings & Sundays — Plenty of Free Parking