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At long last the Democrats have
an issue for the 1956 political cam-
paigns — a candidate by the name
of Richard Nixon.
ALUMINUM
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STORM
WINDOWS
—Special—
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HURST HOME
SPECIALTIES CO.
221 So. Main Street
VA 2-2212
Local Representative
CHARLES BRADER
Dallas '4-4451
Mrs. Dora Major
Burial From Home
Saturday At 2 p.m.
Services by the Berean Bible
Class will be held tonight at the
home of the late Mrs. Dora Major.
Funeral services will be conducted
from the home tomorrow afternoon
at 2 by Rev. Robert D. Yost, follow-
ed by burial in Lehman Cemetery.
Friends may call tonight.
Pall-bearers will be Chester Bar-
rall, Raymond Searfoss, Elbert
Coombs, William Trethaway, and
Russell Cease, members of Jackson
Grange 1312, and Marvin Yeust.
Mrs. Major, 83, died Tuesday
night at Nesbitt Memorial Hospital,
where she was apparently making
progress after surgery performed a
few days earlier. She was admitted
as an emergency patient June 20.
Until illness struck, she had been in
excellent health.
A native of Chase, daughter of
the late George and Mary Atherholt
Johnson, who were of early pioneer
stock in this area, she moved to
Hayfield Farm upon marriage to
The “Original”
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Fried Haddock € Cole Slaw Cc
Fried Scallops Lo Siomemade R
Fried Shrimp A Clam Chowder A
Assorted Salads M French Fries B
Devilled Crabs S Potato Salad S
We cater for clambakes
113 Main St. Phone BU 8-1532 Luzerne
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Country Club, are:
Balliet, Mrs. William Clewell,
Charles Nicol, Jr
ard Harvey, Mrs
Mrs. Chester Ur
Malcolm Nelson,
Sheldon T. A. Eberle, Jr.
., Mrs. Charles Mahler, Mrs. Leon-
. John Marfisi, Mrs. D. C. Bishop,
banski, Mrs. Francis L. Ambrose,
Mrs. Harvey Kitchen, Mrs. Charles
Robert Major. The couple sold to
John Conyngham in 1910, but Mr.
Major continued to superintend the
place until 1917, when the family
moved to Lehman.
Mr. Major died in 1936, and a
year later Mrs. Major, with her
daughter Myrtle, moved to Shaver-
town.
For almost forty years Mrs. Major
was active in. Grange affairs, be-
longing to Jackson Grange 1312,
Pomona Grange 44, and State and
National Grange organizations. She
was a member of the Berean Bible
Class, Shavertown Methodist Church.
She has a son, Corey, at Lehman;
a daughter Myrtle, at home; seven
grandchildren and ten great grand-
children.
Arrangements by Bronson.
FARMERS’
NITE MARKET
is now open
every Saturday
from 10 to 3
OPEN MONDAY, WEDNESDAY
AND FRIDAY AT 5 P.M.
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Chickens Potatoes
Eggs Peas
Radishes Cabbage
Jellies Red Beets
Broccoli
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Melvin Evarts Buried
At Maple Grove
Melvin Evarts, Hunlock Creek,
tery Tuesday afternoon, Rev. Tho- |
mas Bouch conducting services from
the Bronson Funeral Home.
Mr. Evarts, 49, passed away Sat-
urday night after an illness of a
year and a half which followed an
accident in which he was pinned
against a stone wall by a heavy
piece of farm machinery. His fath-
er, the late James Evarts, mail car-
rier for Hunlock Creek for many
years, also died in the prime of life.
His mother, the late Elizabeth Hunt-
er Evarts, passed away two years
ago.
Mr. Evarts was born, raised and
spent his life at Hunlock Creek. He
was a member of Five Forks United
Brethren Church. There is an ex-
tensive family connection in the
Back- Mountain.
Guyette Baby Buried
At St. Nicholas
Christopher Guyette, six-weeks-
old son of Mr. and Mrs. William
Guyette, Main Road, Trucksville,
died Wednesday morning at Mercy
Hospital.
Also surviving are brothers, Wil-
liam and Jeffrey; maternal grand-
DALLAS
50¢ Admission 50c¢
THURSDAY & FRIDAY
— Double Feature —
“The Birds and
the Bees”
(VistaVision and Color)
George Gobel, Mitzi Gaynor
PLUS
‘“Qverfand Pacific”
Jack Mahoney, Peggie Castle
OUT-DOOR
THEATRE
SATURDAY
— Double Feature —
George Jenkins Buried
At Kocher Cemetery
George Jenkins, lifelong resident
of Harveys Lake, was buried in
Kocher Cemetery, Ruggles, Tuesday
afternoon. Services were conducted
by Rev. Henry C. Kraft from the
Nulton Funeral Home in Beaumont.
Pallbearers were: John Edwards,
Benjamin Rood, Morris Johnson,
Wayne Smith, George Guzo, David
Deater.
Mr. Jenkins, 74, died at his home
Saturday, after a short illness.
Born in Noxen, son of the late
Theophilus and Jennie Gebler Jenk-
ins, Mr. Jenkins was a carpenter
by trade
He is survived by sisters and
brothers: Mrs. Lillie Scott and Mrs.
Laura Hasson, Atlantic City; Mrs.
William Knight, Cortland, N. Y.;
Mrs. Arthur Hoppes, Benjamin and
Cornelius Smith, Harveys Lake.
Summer Band Program
Schedule Six Weeks
Westmoreland’s summer band
program will start July 16, contin-
ue for six weeks, until August 23.
The usual two outdoor concerts will
be given at the conclusion of the
course, one at Westmoreland, and
one at Dallas Elementary school.
Cards are being mailed to students
to acquaint them with dates and
hours. Lester R. Lewis, instructor
in instrumental music, will conduct.
mother, Mrs. James Stiles, Luzerne,
and paternal grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. L. H. Guyette, Trucksville.
The baby was buried in St. Nich-
olas Cemetery, Thursday afternoon.
SANDY BEACH
Drive In
First Show 8:15
THURSDAY NIGHT ONLY
“World in My Corner”
Audie Murphy, Barbara Rush
PLUS
_ “Moonfleet”
(Cinemascope and Color)
Stewart Granger, George Sanders
SUNDAY & MONDAY
“Pll Cry Tomorrow”
starring
Susan Hayward
TUESDAY
— Double Feature —
“Red Sundown”
Rory Calhoun
PLUS
“The Come-On”
Anne Baxter, Sterling Hayden
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY
— Double Feature —
“The Swan”
Grace Kelly
PLUS
“The Return Of
Jack Slade”
AND HIS
CLINCH MOUNTAIN BOYS
RADIO-STAGE AND RECORDING STARS
Also First Picture Show
Starting at 9:15
“To Catch A Thief”
ADMISSION BOTH
ATTRACTIONS "5c
Gas Station Contributes
Portable Radio to Auction
Andy Denmon, proprietor of the
highway, Trucksville, has contrib-
uted a Hallicrafter’s portable radio,
sales value $179.95, to the Back
Mountain Memorial Library Auc-
tion, one of the more impressive
articles in the New Goods category,
to be offered for sale July 6 and 7
at the Barnyard in Dallas. The gift
coincides not only with the Library
Auction, but with the fourth anni-
versary of foundation of the popu-
lar service station, one of the very
few in the Back Mountain which
offers round the clock mechanical
service as well as gas and oil.
Read The Classified Column
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LUZERNE
"THEATRE
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
Dean Martin, Jerry Lewis
“Artists and Models”
SUNDAY & MONDAY
Victor Mature
“The Indian Fighter”
— STARTING JULY 4th —
“Alexander The Great”
~ HIMMLER
THEATRE
Dallas, Pa.
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
“Meet Me In
Las Vegas”
(Cinemascope and Color)
Dan Dailey and Cyd Charisse
MONDAY & TUESDAY
“The Birds and
The Bees”
(Technicolor and VistaVision
George Gobel, Mitzi Gaynor
v. i Le 7 oP
ARO
“Never Say Goodbye”
Rock Hudson
Miss Cornell Borchers
“Hated by the child who was
her own!? 2”
FRIDAY, JUNE 29, 1956
FORTY FORT |
THEATRE :
FRIDAY
Barbara Stanwyck
Barry Sullivan
“The Maverick Queen”
SAT. - SUN. - MON. - TUES.
John Wayne in
“The Searchers”
SANDY BEACH
Drive-In Theater
FRIDAY
“The Tall Men”
(Cinemascope and Color)
Clark Gable, Jane Russell
Robert Ryan
SATURDAY
— Double Feature —
~ “Rage At Dawn”
(Technicolor)
Randolph Scott, Forrest Tucker
PLUS
“The Virgin Queen”
(Cinemascope and Color)
Bette Davis, Richard Todd
SUNDAY & MONDAY
“Helen Of Troy”
(Cinemascope and Color)
Rossana Podesta, Jack Sernas
TUESDAY
“Untamed”
(Cinemascope and Color)
Tyrone Power, Susan Hayward
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY
VISTAVISION
Sets
THEATRE
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DRIVE-IN zicxzee
SWOYERVILLE AND WEST
WYOMING
“Tarantula!”
Giant Spider . . . deadly accident
of Science—even dynamite
could not kill it! i
“Forbidden Planet”
Walter Pidgeon, Anne Francis
Its out of this world—
beyond anyone’s dream.
“Desert Sands”
Ralf Meeker, Maria English
The new Foreign Legion
action. /
Bacon “n” Eggs and Hot
No.
Rides before showtime.
fun for everyone.
Coffee FREE — “SEE”
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There will be plenty of
WED. - THURS. -
“Teen-Age Crime
Wave”
Tommy Cooke, Molly McCart
FRIL.—July 4-5-6
“Three Bad Sisters”
Maria English, John Bromfield