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CHILDREN’S SHOP — SECOND FLOOR
ment at Bucknell. Next to Dr.
Geiger, superintendent of Bucknell
’s buildings and ator space, and
Complete in every detail, the
washroom,
All notices of Church Services
in order to appear in this col-
umn must be in our hands no
later than Tuesday at 5 p.m.
THE METHODIST CHURCH
Dallas, Pennsylvania
William H. Heapps, Minister
Church School, 9:45 A.M.
Church Service, 11:00 A.M. Ser-
mon topic, “A Happy Ending.” Mrs.
William Heapps will be soloist.
Tuesday, 8:00 P.M. — Important
| meeting of the Church School Board
of Education.
SHAVERTOWN BIBLE CHURCH
Russell 'W. Edmondson, Pastor
Tonight, 7:45—Baptismal service
in the Eaton Baptist Church,
Sunday School, 10:00—Classes for
all ages.
Sunday Morning Worship, 10:45.
Evening Evangelistic Service 7:45.
Thursday, 7:45 P.M. — Prayer
Meeting and Bible Study.
Young People of the Shavertown
Bible Church held their regular
weekly meeting at Melody Park.
Those who attended were: Mary-
beth Keast, Sally Seymour, Sharon
Farver, Donna Boice, Patsy Hoover,
Irma Garnett, Robert Fitzgerald,
Richard Seymour, Richard Monroe,
Warren Fitzgerald, Dayton Garnett.
BEAUMONT BAPTIST CHURCH
(The Church That Cares)
Rev. Truman Reeves, Pastor
Activities of the week:
Monday, 8:00 — Young People’s
Meeting.
‘Wednesday, 8:00—Prayer Service.
Sunday, Aug. 21, 10:00—Sunday
School; 8:00—Gospel Services.
PRINCE OF PEACE
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Rev. William McClelland, Jr., Rector
Sunday, August 21st—8 a.m.—
Holy Communion; 11 a.m.—Morning
Prayer and Sermon.
Dallas Methodist WSCS
Plans Third Benefit Tea
The third benefit tea of the sum-
mer season will be served to mem-
bers and guests of Dallas Methodist
WSCS Thursday afternoon at 2 at
the home of Mrs. Peter Clark on
Parsonage Street. Assistant hostes-
ses are Mrs. Stanley Davies and
Mrs. Edgar Brace, Sr.
supplies, school clothes or other
. OF WILKES-BARRE
expenses, get
Sportsmanship
' Niezgoda Says "Game
Is For The Boys”
“The Back Mountain Little Leag-
ue certainly has run into its share
of trouble this season and the only
way it can be helped is by a better
understanding between parents, of-
ficials, personnel and the players
themselves.”
This was the opinion expressed
this week by Joe Niezgoda who has
always had the best interests of
young people at heart. In a letter
to The Post Mr. Niezgoda added:
“Games are getting to the point
where fans are expecting profes-
sional talent from boys 8 to 12
years of age. Umpiring toward the
sit in the stands and cheer the boys,
but watch the game from their
automobiles and use their horns for
cheering or booing.
“Criticism of managers, umpires,
officials and anybody connected
with the game comes via the grape-
vine of fans sitting in their auto-
mobiles.
“Teams in top contention, playing
and being defeated soundly by
teams in lower standing, can’t take
defeat in stride.
win is degrading to Little League
Baseball. They protest the game to
pull it out of the fire by trying to
find some technicality. This only
creates hard feeling among other-
wise good neighbors and good con-
tributors.
“One thing we must remeron
Mr. Niezgoda concluded, Little
League Baseball is for the boys.”
Will See Mother For
First Time In 25 Years
Daniel Rogers, Huntsville, and Ed
Fielding, Trucksville, plan to sail
Wednesday morning on the Queen
Mary for a four-weeks vacation in
England and Wales. Mr. Rogers will
visit his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth
Rogers, in Hollybush, Wales, for
Good News...
For all kids
soon starting
back to school.
BRYANT
“The Bicycle King”
Has Just Received A
Carload Shipment Of
Schwinn
Bicycles
\® Corvettes
® Tigers
® Jaguars
Bikes you can buy parts
for right here!
BRYANT'S
BIKE SHOP
338 Wyoming Ave.
Kingston
Phone BU 7-7024
g meses sss
Happy with Hat-Rack, But
Not From Library Auction
Mrs. Lydia Hadsel Blaise, Los
Angeles, was able to satisfy her
longing for a folding walnut hat
rack with pegs before leaving Dallas
for thé coast Sunday night. Mrs.
Blaise, house guest of her sister-in-
law, Mrs. Gordon Hadsel, for the
past two months, hoped to bid in a
hat-rack at the Library Auction, but
none of the type she wanted was
offered for sale. Mrs. W. J. Smith,
Mill Street, supplied her with one
of her own antiques, and it left for
Los Angeles packed carefully in a
suitcase.
Accompanying Mrs. Blaise on the
bus was Frank Parrish of Forty-
Fort, who is taking his first trip to
Now A Student Nurse
Mary Catherine Polacky, daugh-
ter of Postmaster and Mrs. Joseph _
Polacky, is enrolled at Mercy Hos- |
pital Training School for Nurses.
Mary Catherine is a graduate of St.
Mary’s High School, Wilkes-Barre.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gross
Are Hosts To Employees
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gross, Sutton
Road, Trucksville, entertained em-
ployees of Dallas Engineers Inc.,
Coal O Matic Division; at an all day
picnic at their home on Sunday.
The party was scheduled for Satur-
day but was postponed on account
of “Connie”.
Luncheon, dinner and in between
meal snacks were served by Ted
Eddy, caterer and owner of Wyo
Inn.
Baseball games with teams chos-
en by Walt Kozemchak and Fred
| Orlando were the main event of the
! day. Men, women and children took
part and in addition enjoyed swim-
ming, quoits, pontoon boating and
other games. Prizes were nwarded
winners,
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