> SECTION B — PAGE 2 Maple Grove Charge MYF Plans Dinner Maple Grove Charge will serve a Ham Dinner Saturday evening ‘in the Maple Grove Church Hall beginning at 5:30. Tickets may be purchased from any MYF member or at the door. Proceeds will go to the Methodist Youth Fund. Alice Jean Piatt is general chair- man, assisted by Diane Lyons, Janet Lyons, Doug Trumbower, Bob Rog- ers, Marilyn Livezey and Carol Hislop. Janis. Hoover is advisor., Rev. Richard 8. Wenzel pastor. DALLAS HOURS Tues. — Wed. 2 to 8 p.m. Friday — 2 to 5 p.m. Other days in Center DR. AARON S. LISSES JIptomietrist ANNOUNCES NEW GROUND FLOOR DALLAS OFFICE LOCATION ye 38 Main Street (Lundy Bldg.) Dallas, Pa. PHONE: OR 4-4506 EYE EXAMINATION - GLASSES FITTED - CONTACT LENSES Pork And Saurkraut Supper In Huntsville Huntsville Methodist Two - Fold Club will serve a pork and saurkraut supper Saturday evening, starting at 5. Half price for children. Tickets mdy be obtained from any member. Ray Perrego is president, Mrs. Elmer Laskowski general chairman. Missa Recitata Mass Gate of Heaven Altar and Rosary Society will attend a Missa Recitata Mass Sunday morning at 9. Mem- bers are reminded of the Christmas Tea next Thursday. NARROWS CENTER HOURS: Daily 9:30 to 5:30 p.m. Evenings: Thurs. & Fri. to 8 p.m. Phone: BU 77-9735 Our reputation for Confidence inspired by years of devoted service tegrity affords the comforting assurance that everything will be as it should be. competence and in- FUNERAL STEPHEN M. GLOVA DIRECTOR Kunkle Rd. NEptune 9-3571, Harveys Lake The Saint Dominic Savio Civics Club of Gate of Heaven School this week received its official charter from the Commission on American Citizenship in Washington, D. C., formally recognizing affiliation of the local unit: with the national organization at the (Catholic Univer- sity of America. Pupils of Grade Eight, Room 211 and 213, comprise the local Club membership. Officers are: Michael Gallagher, president; Jo Ann Ruckno, vice- president; Carolyn Keris, recording- corresponding secretary; and Ellen ‘THE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1960 Gate Of ficaven Pupils Get Charter For Newly Formed St. Dominic Club The Saint Dominic Savio Civics is one of the thousands of Catholic Civics Club chartered in the United States to develop informed, respon- sible young citizens. This year’s programs will center on the theme, “Your Citizenship— Know It, Cherish It, Live Tt!’ Club members will get help in developing this theme from ‘Young Catholic Messenger,” mational weekly for students of the upper elementary grades. Monthly articles in the peri- odical will point up the fundament- als of good citizenship and suggest practionl projects, | Bidwell, Sergeant-at-arms. Director Of Seminary In Tokyo Will Speak In Area Dec. 7 To 11 Rev. John M. L. Young, Director will visit the Wyoming Valley area [Dee 7th through Dec. 11. Rev. Young has many friends and acquaintances in Wyoming Valley as he was pastor of the Wilkes-Barre Bible Presbyterian Church for sev- eral years. Rev. R.. W. Edmondson, pastor of the Shavertown Bible Church an- nounces the schedule of meetings for Rev. Young: ‘Wednesday Dec. 7, 7:30 P. M.— Grace Presbyterian Church, West Pittston—Rev. D. Williams, pastor. Thursday Dec. 8, 7:30 P. M.— Independent Bible Church, Noxen— Rev Robert’ Sutton, pastor. Friday Dec. 9, 7:30 P. M.—First Christian Church, Sweet Valley— of Biblical Seminary, Tokyo, Japan, | Rev. Kirby Jones, pastor. Saturday Dec. 10, 7:30 P. M.— Pioneer Youth Club—Second Welsh Congregational Church, Hazle 8t., Wilkes-Barre. Sunday Dec. 11, 10:00 A. M.— Calvary Bible Church—Sambourne St., Wilkes-Barre—Rev. Bob Mat- thews, pastor. Sunday Dec. 11, 7:30 P. M.— Shavertown Bible Church, Shaver- town — Rev. R. W. Edmondson, pastor. The public is cordially invited. Rotary Christmas Party Dallas Rotary Christmas party. is scheduled for December 15. Subscribe To The Post ONLY AT EXTRA S&¢HGREEN S T AMPS WITH JUST A $5.00 PURCHASE and this ~~ COUPON COAT THE SALE! Prices Slashed 25% On Entire Stock o womens coats #18. up @ car coats °]. Children’s Coats *1. up BOYS’ JACKETS CAR COATS SNOW SUITS Uj I RRS 100 | The Globe THIS COUPON GOOD FOR AN EXTRA 100 S&H Green Stamps Plus regular stamps on cash purchase of $5.00 or more “In Luzerne 0 | Graphic Arts Services INCORPORATED PHOTO-ENGRAVING Offset Negatives and Platemaking Screen Prints, Art Work Phone VA 5-2978 Rear zy North Main St. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Name Address Offer Good Thursday, Dec. 1, Through ONLY ONE TO A CUSTOMER Tuesday, Dec. 6 THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY NITES ! OPEN THIS WEEK * PARK FREE IN REAR OPEN THURS., FRI, SAT. Famous Brands ! Personal Service ! Complete Selections ! GIFTS FOR MEN - WOMEN - CHILDREN and THE HOME FREE! WIN THIS $30. DELUXE ROCKING HORSE GET COUPON with any Purchase of FOOTWEAR, BOOTS, SLIPPERS DRAWING DEC. 10 NIGHTS J Great Values ! SHOES, Services Today For Mrs. Mina Harrison Funeral services for Mrs. Mina Harrison will be held this afternoon at 1:30 from the family homestead where she was born in Ruggles, fol- lowed by services from the Ruggles Methodist Church at 2. Officiating will be Rev. David Morgan, Rev. Ruth Underwood, and Rev. John Gordon. Burial will follow in Har- rison Cemetery, Ruggles. Mrs. Harrison, 69, died Monday morning at General Hospital, where she had been admitted four days previously. She was daughter of the late Jonathan and Gertrude McNeal Kocher. She was a member of Rug- | gles Methodist Chureh, its Adult Bible Class, and the WSCS. Her .| husband William died in 1938. Surviving are these children, Mrs. Rita Wilkes, Harveys Lake, RD; Mrs. Violet Kitchen, Noxen, RD; Mrs. Mary Nelson, Portland, Ore.; John Higgins, Chase; Louis Higgins, Har- veys Lake, Sweet Valley; Mrs. Edna Jeffries, Warrenton, Va.; William Harrison, Noxen; 37 grandchildren; 21 great- grandchildren. Florence Emma Search Buried In Sorbertown Mrs. Florence Emma Search, 88, of Hunlock Creek RD 2, was buried Tuesday afternoon in Sorbertown Cemetery, Rev. Oscar Saxe offi- ciating. Mrs. Search died Saturday after- noon at the home of the daughter with whom she made her home, Mrs. Blanche Rittenhouse. She was a native of Hunlock Township, living until 1927 in Union Township, when she moved to Hunlock Creek. She attended Har- mony Methodist Church. Also surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Joseph Benscoter, Shickshinny, RD 1; brother, Eugene Cragle, Muhlenberg; two grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Nesbitt Buxiliary Christmas Party Shavertown Nesbitt Auxiliary will stage its annual Christmas party tomorrow at 1:30 at St. Paul's Lutheran (Church parlors, when Mrs. John H. T. Ferguson will read “Stars Over Bethlehem.” Mrs Stan- ley Hozempa will sing the indicated Christmas selections accompanying the reading, and Mrs. Florence C. ‘Finney will accompany for group singing of carols. Officers will preside at the Christ- ‘mas tea table. Mrs. Fred Eck will conduct the meeting, and Mrs. Ed- ward Gilroy will introduce the pro- gram. Arrangements by Bronson. RD; Elwood Higgins, "Back Mt. Town And Country YMCA Plans Scavenger Hunt, Fun Night A Scavenger Hunt for Back Moun- tain youngsters will be held Monday, | the first day of the deer season, for those who are either too young to go | hunting or do not take part in the sport. Participants will gather at the Back Mountain YMCA building at 10 a. m. to be grouped into units and given lists of articles to hunt. They will then report back to the YMCA at 3 for entertainment and prizes. Due to the large numbers attend- ing the monthly Coed ‘Fun Nights” at Central YMCA, another bus has been added to accommodate partici- pants. Bus number one will load at Dallas Borough Elementary School at 7 p. m. It will then proceed to Back Mountain YMCA. Bus number two will load at the YMCA in Shaver- town at 7. Any overflow from bus number two will board bus number one when it arrives from the Borough School. A stop will then be made at Carverton Road, Trucks- ville. The buses will leave Central YMCA at 10 sharp for the return trip. Tomorrow night marks the third monthly trip to the Central YMCA for these “Fun Nights.” Swimming and bowling are the activities en- joyed during the evening. Tonight, Thursday, will find vol- leyball and camera enthusiasts meeting at the Back Mountain YMCA to make plans for these activities. The Volleyball group assembles at 7:30 and the camera | group at 8: 50. | Rainbow Girls, Memorial Assembly, Plan Christmas Party December 8 Rainbow Girls of the Charles James. Memorial Assembly plan a Christmas party Thursday evening, December 8, following the regular business meeting at Idetown Fire Hall. The meeting starts at 7:30, and the party will break up at 10:30, as Thursday is a school night. Those | members who plan to stay for the party, along with members of the advisory board, are asked to bring 25 cent gifts for exchange. General chairmen are Carol Dymond, Worthy Advisor, and Shar- on Samuels, Worthy Assistant Advisor; in charge of charity, rec- ords and publicity, Karen Samuels; of decorations , Barbara Hopkins, Ellen Harris, and Penny Farrar; of refreshments, Jeannine Hoover, Elizabeth-May, and Inez Ryman. The committee hopes for a full attendance. Troop 9 News Senior Girl Scout Troop 9, head- quarters at Id etown Methodist Church, has had a number of activi- ties lately. Tuesday a week ago, they con- structed a camping centerpiece to be used for Wyoming Valley Girl Scouts Founders Day Dinner on Thursday, an activity in which Girl Scouts from all over a wide area partici- pated, gathering at Kingston Metho- dist Church. On Saturday they presented a play at the Senior Girl Scouts lunch- eon-tea at headquarters in Wilkes- Barre, using for the theme a Morse code system. And at the regular meeting at Idetown on Tuesday, they made 35 dozen cancer dressings. Taking part in these activities were troop members Joan Darby, Janice Niezgoda, Jeanette Gosart, Laura Jacob, Sharon Strzelezyk, | Charlotte Roberts, J ean Merolla, Judy Crispell, Margie Davis, Marion Olenick, Barbara Tait; committee- woman, Mrs. Joseph Niezgoda; and leader, Barbara Rood. HISLOP&DARING SAUSAGE & MEAT KITCHEN MEMORIAL HIGHWAY, DALLAS, PA. 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Chase Couple Loses First-Born Infant Joseph, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cigarski, of Chase, died Wednesday morning at Nesbitt Memorial Hospital. The new-born infant was buried the same after- noon in Sacred Heart Cemetery, Dallas. Surviving in addition to the parents are maternal grandparents, | Mr. and Mrs. John Shea of Wilkes- | Barre; and the paternal grandmoth- Our Own | PURE PORK SAUSAGE | er, Mrs. Helen Cigarski, Chase. 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CLYDE BIRTHS Dallas Esso Servicenter S&H and GREEN STAMPS OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY AT THE “Y”—Routes #309 and #115 | of ‘Plymouth; sister Mrs. | Kunkle, Dallas. || Berwick: Mrs. DALLAS, PERNSYLVANIA William V. Davis Diet, fu After Long Illness = William V. Davis, for fourteen years a resident of Harveys Lake, died Thanksgiving morning at Nes- bitt Memorial Hospital where he had been admitted November 4. He was buried on Saturday in Forty Fort Cemetery, following services con- ducted by Rev. Arthur Williams, pastor of Bethesda Congregational ‘Church in Edwardsville, of which he was a member. Mr. Davis had been: health for several = months, succumbed to a heart ailment. He was born in Arnott, Tioga County, and lived in Edwardsvil until 14 years ago. He was a Paig automobile dealer and distributor on Wyoming Avenue, Kingston, with his brother, Thomas. The firm was known as Davis Brothers. Mr. Davis worked in the Internal Revenue Department during the administration of President Wood- row Wilson. He was elected tax collector of Edwardsville Borough-ina the 1920s and worked 16 years for Pennsylvania Workmens’ Compensa- tion Insurance Fund, Harrisburg. Mr. Davis developed Sandy Beach. He was a life member of the Moose Lodge, Wilkes-Barre and belonged to Wyoming Veh Coun- try Club. Surviving are his brothers, El- liott, Allentown, president of Fale Chemical Company; and- Themas Kingston, Chevrolet dealer in Wa rdan in failing and | Joseph Farver Lies In Bloomingdale Joseph Farver, who died ja Rochester, N. Y. November 21; -* a Sweet Valley resident until five years ago, when he moved to Rochester to join the force of the Jarl Aluminum plant. He was burie last Saturday in Bloomingdale Cemetery, Rev. Ira Button con- ducting services from the Bronson ‘Funeral Home. For the past year, Mr. Farver had been in failing health. He was born in Salem Township, son of the late William and Vir- ginia Long Farver. For many years his father owned and oper- ated a general store in Sweet Val: ley. He was a member of Sweet Val- ley Christian Church. Surviving are: his widow, the former Rose Harrison, of Sweet Val- ley;. two sons: Donald, Cleveland, Ohio; and Harold, Santa Barbara, California; daughters: Mrs. Dorothy Mutchley, at home; Mrs. Nyman Derr, Pulaski, N. Y.; six grandchil- dren; a step-mother Mrs. Farver of Idetown; brothers and sis- ters: Otis Farver, Harye ing, New Columbus; Pau Valley; Mrs. Beulah Be Shickshinny RD; ' Mrs. Edn: mons and Mrs. Leona Wolfe, Har risburg; Mrs. Marian Wega Bloomingdale; Mrs. Geraldine Di Wald, New Jersey. ; a Mrs. Mary Fox Was Formerly Of Outlet Mrs, Mary H. Fox, 61, Kingston, until a year ago a resident of Out- let, "died Thanksgiving morning at Mercy Hospital where she had been admitted two weeks earlier. Ser- vices were conducted Monday abfer- noon from the Bronson Funeral Home by Rev. Alfred Coletti, Lu- zerne Assembly of God. Burial was in Lehman Cemetery. Pallbearers were Emmett Hoover, Richard Keithline, Charles Reese, Emmett Mibrodt, Gordon Boice, antl Marvin Everetts, Mrs. Fox was a native of Mone trose, daughter of the late B® and Lizzie Marbaker. iE Surviving are her husband Wil- liam; two step-daughters, Mrs. June Culp, Pleasant Valley, and Mrs. Doyle Goss, Fairmount Township; a step-son, great grandchildren. Harrv Roth Buried sii Bt Nanticoke — # Harry (Murth) Roth, of Harveys Lake. was buried Monday afternoon in Nanticoke Cemetery. Rev. John Gordon. pastor of Alderson-Noxen Methodist Charge. conducted ~ser- vices from Glova Funeral Home. Pallbearers were Peter Volpicelli Sr. and Jr.; Henry .Levkowski, Henry Roth, Jack Morgan, i 4 Frank Cianti. : Mr. Roth, 74, died in General Hospital Saturday after. a short illness. For the past several months he had lived at the Wahoo Inn after enending twenty-four years: as a Harvevs Lake resident. He was formerlv a motorman for the Wilkes-Barre Transit Company. He was a native of Norwich, Corn. He leaves his widow, the former Catherine Tesnér of Nanticoke: two Aaughters: Mrs. Florence Volvigelli, Arline T.evkowski. Buffalo, N. Y.;: two sons, Henrv and Norman. of Buffalo; and fifteen grandchildren. Church Bake Sale 3 Friendly Class, Huntsville Christ- ian, is snonsorine a vesetable soup sale at Boyd White's Monday, De- cember 5 from 3 until 6 pm. Bring your own containers. YEE. 159 . WHY? History repeats itself, as overy- | body knows, but why does it haveto do it so fast? Daisy . George Hummel of Red Rock; nine grandchildren, and two CROW RE SR PH STATA Pm on; Dis!
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