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Nineteen WILKES-BARRE RECORD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 24, 1939 .7 KINGSTON ToO NANTICOKE I TT ST PLYMOUTH Me TU Caargo t-uu rkM t-tm We Tll cWr Fkae Mill Me TU Caarg t-tisi Tell Charg. t-uu lie TeU Uaarga s-xisi Toll Caarge t-ttii Mo Toll Clare WEST WEST PITTSTON EXETER DURYEA DUPO NT WYOMING AVOCAOOSIC-YATESVILLB-UFUN ALDEN SHEATOWN WEST NANTICOKE GLEN LYON HANOVER WANAM1E FORTY FORT LUZERNE COURTDALE PRINGLE Methodist W. F. M. S.

Plans Entertainment Woman's Foreign Missionary So ciety of Kingston M. U. Church will HjtVA an n4rtainmimt ITrMjav niffht JV 4n cnurcn pariore. Program will include numbers by Wyoming Seminary Male Glee Club, directed by Maxwell Leper, and Marionettes directed by Margaret Handling. Fencing exhibitions will be given by Harriet Dennis and George Zurenda of Young Women's and Men's Christian Associations.

Housekeepers' Symphony Band will be directed by Mrs. Mary Chapin. W. N. Multer Class will stage a pantonine, directed by Mrs.

R. H. Scureman. Mrs. James Adams, Mrs.

Wlttur H. Fleok and Mrs. R. H. Scureman are In charge of program arrangements.

Miss Maude Masters Is refreshment chairman. Decorations are In charge of Mrs. Edward Nor-rls. Sarah M. T.

Dennis, Mrs. Edgar Brace, Mrs. Richard Jones. Hostesses Include Mesdames C. W.

Laycock, W. A. Ribble, L. March, F. B.

R. Sahm, M. E. Cool-baugh, M. D.

Laycock, E. H. Bennett. Fred B. Davie, B.

G. Coon, S. M. Aeh, Elizabeth J. Easton.

G. J. Clark, E. L. Crlaman, S.

F. Dletrlck, Charles Beach, H. W. Ruggles, Oscar Ostrander, W. E.

Traxler, C-E. Stevens, R. B. Knapp. Rutter School Exhibit To Be Held Thursday Pupils of Rutter Avenue School will have an art exhibit at the school Thursday afternoon from 2 to 5.

Parents and friends have been Invited to view the displays which consist of work done by students during the past term. Girls who assisted in mounting displays are Mary Lee Dinsmore. Jean Post, Jane Jones and Audrey Van Buskirk. Ushers Include Irene Lentz, Marie Walsh, Anna Emory, Genevieve Kelly, Irene Bentley, Norman Weiss, Howard Oliver, Joseph Straub, James Hutchison and Fred Blatt. Kingston Twp.

ANNOUNCEMENTS Girl Scouts of Troop 9, Shaver- town, will eo for a supper hike after school tonight. Each Scout will bring a "nosebag" luncn. A penny supper will be served In Shavertown Methodist Church to night at 5:30. Mrs. Raymond Heale Is chairman assistea oy ocuiau Calkins.

TlnlngllLba given. at the Brownie Shaver- town school on Thursday at 2. Mrs E. K. Conrad, Girl Scout Executive, will pre'slde.

Trucksville Methodist Ladies' Aid will meet at the church on Thursday at 2. Hostesses: Mrs. S. R. Hen- nlngs, Mrs.

Himuy naseitine, mr. Ralph Haieltlne, Mrs. Kenneth Haeklns, Mrs. G. L.

Howell. CLASS MEETS Christian Comrades' Class of Trucksville Methodist Church met with Miss Betty Case recently. Others present were Pearl Roushey, Elisabeth Sink, Marion Turner, Jean Nelson, Ellen Gregory, Helen Roberts, Marjorie Nichols, Louise Gregory, Hazel Hughey, Susan Palmer, EVmal Hoover and the teacher, Mrs. Harry M. Savacool.

TOWNSHIP NOTES Mr. and Mrs. George Metz of Carverton on Sunday entertained Mra. J. F.

Warden, Mary Tardell, Ivy Guenther and Merle Fowbell of Hazleton. Margaret Ann Morgan of Main Road, Shavertown, has recovered from a severe cold. Rev. Herbert E. Frankfort, pas- Shavertown, Is attending sessions of Lutneran Ministerium at Lancaster.

Mra. Frankfort accompanied him. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert McGuire of Shaver Avenue, Shavertown, spent several days in Philadelphia re cently.

AT SHAVER THEATER CVaudette Colbert and Ned Sparks head the cast in "Imitation of Life" which will be shown tonight and Thursday night at Shaver Theater. The performances are being sponsored by Girl Scout Committee 06 of Shavertown. SHAVER THEATER Shavertown Tonight and Thursday "Imitation of Life" With Claudette Colbert-Ned Sparks Also Cartoon Sponsored by Clrl Scout Com. LARKSY1LLE EDWARDSYILLE James-Jones Nuptials Take Place in June Miss Hannah Jones, daughte of William L. Jones, 171 East Luzerne Avenue.

Larksvllle, and William R. James, son of Mrs. William R. James, 507 East Northampton Str.yf Kingston, will Saturday, June 8, in Edwards Memorial Church, Edwardsville, by Rev. Enoch Hughes, pastor.

Attendant will be J. Howell James, brother of the prospective bridegroom, and Miss Phyllis Jones, sister of the bride-elect. Junior bride-maids will be Misses Dorothy Morgan and Blanche Jones, nieces of the bride-to-be. Mr. James is a graduate of Kingston High School and is a teller in Kingston National Bank.

Bride-elect Is a graduate of Larksvllle High School After a trip to New York the couple will live at 14 Ross Street, Kingston. MATUS'S WIN Matus's All Stars defeated R. A. Harries Druggists. 9 to 1, last night.

J. Parker, star shortstop for Matus's, had four hits out of five times up. Victors will play Mobil-gas tomorrow at the Ash Diamond. Republican leader? will speak. Joseph Karasinski, chairman, is assisted by these committee heads: Reservations, Samuel Kerschnec, Anthony Krawczyk; entertainment, W.

T. Kelley; table, Mrs. W. T. Kelley; publicity, Attorney Natalie Skokowski.

Plans for the yearly outing were discuss! at a recent meeting of auxiliary to Post 655, Larksvllle American Legion. Group voted to send two Larksville school students to. camp at Indian Town Gap for 10 days. Entertainment was given by Mrs. Agnes Kelly, Mr Stephen Gimble, Clara Kllnko, Mrs.

John Smith, Mildred Sllmock and Mrs. John Kielty. Plans for the yearly dinner were made at a meeting of Larksvllle Alumni Association last night in the high school auditorium. Ashley May Day Celebration To Be Open to Public School officials have announced that the May Day celebration to be held Thursday afternoon on Athletic Field on Cemetery Street will be open to the public with no admission charges. The program will begin promptly at 1:30 with a concert bv the Federal Orchestra directed by Joseph Marone.

Corona tion of the May queen ano neia drills and exercises by the public school children will start at 2:10. Superintendent Robert C. Metz stated vesterdav that the afternoon classes in the schools will be dls-mised at 1:45 and that the queen's float, high school band and parade of queen's attendants will leave from No. 2 school, South Main Street, at 2, moving over Main Street to Ashley Street to the Athletic Field on Cemetery Street. William Maglnsky, director of physical education, has charge of the program and is being assisted by the principals and teachers of the sohools.

Miss Audrey Jackson, a senior, has been chosen May queen, and Arthur Dawe, supervisor of music, will have charge of the high school band and the musical program. AFFAIRS TONIGHT Busy Bee QuiltingClub will meet tonight instead of Thursday at the home of Mrs. George Hannis, Oak Lane. Blue Ridge Charter 40, Order of Eastern Star, will have a card party in Eddy's Hall, North Main Street, tonight Mrs. Bertha Jones is chairman and Mrs.

Florence Hartzel is co-chairman. Entertainment has been planned. Prizes will be awarded at each table and refreshments served. Tnnkhannock Mrs. Walter Salter has returned from Packer Hospital.

Edwardsville Program for Parents To Be Given Tonight A program designed specifically for parents has been arranged by Miss Jule Ruddy, art superviser, and Miss Nan Lee Thomas and Stephen Hutnick of the high school faculty for presentation tonight as part of the Parents' Night exer cises. High school orchestra, directed by Prof. H. V. Harrison, will furnish music for the following program: reflections in a mirror, Martha Davis and Elizabeth Davis, twin sisters; song, Rose McGroarty; Bell Boy Troupe, pupils of Hilda Mann Hertz; sketch, "Baby Snooks and Her Dad," Basil Lynch and Hannah Lewis.

Guest soloist, J. Simkins of Philadelphia; dance, Thelma Williams and Dorothy Wojcikowskl; pest quartet; instrumental selections, Helen Musgrave; dance routine, Caroline Kelloway and Richard Murphy; sketch, "Amos and Andy," David Thomas and Evan Bryant; waltz clog. O'Donnell and Davis; song, Dorothy Setkowski. Cartooning sketch, Basil Lynch; song, Joseph Shemanski; sketch, Louise Bunosky and J. Simkins and troupe: square dance; song, Sophie Quasnick; darky monologue, Loren Hughes; harmony sisters, Dorothy Setkowski and Irene Kowalaky; song, Dorothy Richards.

ANNOUNCEMENTS Games In the town Softball league today: Civic Club vs. Donald Ducks at Jackson Street Field; 6th Ward vs. Sluggers at Brewery Field. School board will meet tonight at 730 1 Woodward Hill Hose Company meets tonight at 8 in the Town Hall. Bethesda Ladies' Aid will not convene this morning.

Ladies' Social Club of the Second Ward will have a card party tonight at home of Mrs. Gordon Roberts, 552 Garfield Street. May services will be held tonight at 7 In Polish NaUonal Church. Chara SIDE Election Qoses Year For Girls' Study Qub Final meeting of the season was held by Girls' Study Club of St Ignatlus's Church, last, -might in Bergan Hall. Lesson was in charge of Mia Helen Lambert's group.

Participating were Mary Lambert, Kathleen Sheridan, Jane Judge, Cella Keating, Alice Carroll, Dorothy Dougherty, Anna Blaine, Becky Barrett, Margaret Rafters and Alice McDermott. Officers elected: President, Mary Stockett; vice president. Alice McDermott; secretary Anna Blaine; treasurer, Ellen Brennan. Retiring officers: President, Lillian Brennan; vice president, Marian Hughes; secretary, Agnes Brennan; treasurer, Anne Lambert. Miss McHugh spoke on accomplishments of the club In the past year and Rev.

J. G. Barrett, spiritual advisor, urged greater membership. Camp 234 to Present Minstrel Friday Night Washington Camp 234, Kingston, Patriotic Order of Sons of America, will present a minstrel In Kingston High School auditorium on Friday night at 8:15. David Griffith will direct.

The camp will attend church services in Stella Presbyterian Church Sunday night at 7:30 and participate in the Memorial Day parade at Kingston on Tuesday. R. Sordoni, president of Kingston camp, has announced "Lynn Night'' will be observed at Kingston Hall on June 15 honoring Elmer Lynn, district president and active member of Kingston camp. Harry J. Leary, Philadelphia, past 8tat president, will speak.

Legion and Auxiliary Will Attend Service Approximately 100 members of American Legion Post 395, and Auxiliary will attend a memorial service Sunday night at 7:30 In Forty Fort Presbyterian Church. Rev. Joseph Welsley, post chaplain, and pastor of host church, will preside. His theme will be, "God and Country." Legion's ritual team will present "In Flanders Field" and a niirtt will sing "The Lost Chord.3 Jun- ior and Senior Choirs of the church Legionnare and auxiliary mem. berg meet front th) Ut a a 1 tha church at 7:15 and march to specially assigned places within at 7:25.

ADDRESSES LIONS Harold Leldy, active member of American Legion, spoke on "Americanism" yesterday at weekly luncheon meeting of West Side Lions Club In Turner's Restaurant, Kingston. Dr. L. S. "Reese reported on recent state convention of Lions at Allentown.

W. C. T. V. TO MEET Kingston W.

C. T. TJ. will meet with Mrs. Harry Selple, 878 Wyoming Avenue, Thursday afternoon at 2:30.

Mrs. William Sink and committee with have charge of refreshments. County convention will be held at Shavertown Methodist Church today. Mrs. Edward Jones and Mrs.

William Ids are Kingston union delegates. Mr. Austin Bisblng is the alternate. BIRTHDAY PARTT Mrs. Bessie Key France of East Bennett Street was honored at a surprise blrthady party at her home Saturday night.

High scorers- at cards were Mrs. Lester Evans, Mrs. Charles Williams, Bryce MacMIl-lan, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Gilbert, Mr.

and Mrs. Floyd Morrill, Charles Williams, Earl France. Nervousness Headaches Caused by Eyestrain. Properly fitted glasses will make you see better and feel better. Consult DR.

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DIAL 7-3194 11 EAST PLYMOUTH BRESLAV Mrs. Anna Pokrinchak Heads V. F. W. Auxiliary Auxiliary to Shawnee-Plymouth Post 1425, Veterans of Foreign Wars, installed officers and planned activities at a meeting last night in Mains Building.

Past president's rir a Fowler, out-going president. Social f- i Officers Installed: President. Mrs. Anna Pokrinchak; senior vice-president-Mrs. Catherine Miller; junior vice-president, Mrs.

Mary Benner; chaplain, Mrs. Mary Fowler; secre tary, Mrs. uertrude acnarrer; treasurer, Mra Jennie Lloyd. Conductor, Mrs. Mary Paullck; guard, Mrs.

Rose Erwlne; trustees, Mrs. Anna Raub, Mrs. Matilda Jones and Mrs. Florence Wright; color bsarers, Mrs. Anna Raub, Mrs.

Matilda Jones and Mrs. Hattie Fisher; historian, Mrs. Anna Tu-brldy. Congregation to Note Founding of Synagog Ceremonies commemorating the 15th anniversary of the founding of B'nai Israel Synagog, Center Avenue, will be held Sunday night at 7, Rabbi S. Marcus announced last night.

Program will Include re-dedication of the edifice. Many now prominent citizens attended at the laying of the corner stone. Among them were Gov. Arthur H. James, George E.

Gwilliam, the late Rev. John Hall Griffith of St. Peter's Episcopal. Church: late Rev. Charles Russell tTwt Presbyterian Church; Rabbi M.

Davidson of Wllkes-Barre, and Dr. Marcus Salzman of B'nai Brith Temple, city. Sisterhood committee, responsible for the recent interior decorations, had as members Mrs. H. Brandt, Mrs.

M. Plessett, Mrs. M. Wolpe. Mrs.

R. Goldstein, Mrs. J. Hurwitz and Mrs. N.

Meyer. Donald Driscoll Will Wed Theresa Temprine Miss Theresa Tamprlne, daughter of Anthony Barney Street, Larksville, and Donald A. Drlscoll, son of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Drlscoll, 751 West Main Street, Plymouth, will be married Tue.day morning, June 8, at 8, in St.

Vincent's Church. Rv. Patriok A. Hopkins, pastor, will perform the marriage and read the nuptial high maes. Attendants will be George Temprine, brother of the prospective bridegroom, and.i41ss Helen Drlscoll, sister of the bxidee-lect.

Mies Temprine will wear a white gown with a veil and corsage of orchids. Both are graduates of St. Vin cent a High School, Plymouth. Mr. Drlscoll is employed at Lance Colliery of Glen Alden Coal Company.

JUNIOR C. D. A. FETED Miss Betty MoElllgott, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Edward McElllgott, recently entertained Troop 3, Junior Oathollo Daughters of America, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Fitzpatriok, 110 East Main Street.

Preparations were made for the honpr test and plans' for a dance were dlecussed. Present: Marie Lyons, Betty McCarthy, Rosemary Evans, Lillian Pietryzkoskl, Mary and Catherine McMahon, Rita Keran, Margaret Davie1. Margaret Gallagher, Peggy O'Rourke, Marie O'Boyle, Betty Sfc-Elllgott and Mrs. Margaret O'Boyle, counsellor, CIVIC CLUB MEETS Reports of officers and committee chairmen were heard at a meeting of Plymouth Women's Civic Club last night in the clubroonw, Campbell Building. Mrs.

George E. Gwilliam presided. Mrs. John J. Demipsey had charge of a program which included first prize winning orations by Mies Nancy Jones and Winfield Morgan and selections by the Glee Club.

MEETING CALLED Former employes of Hudson Coal Company are to meet tonight at 7:30 in American Legion Home, Center Avenue'. BREVITIES Women's Missionary Society of First Presbyterian Church will have a mother-daughter dinner tonight at 6. Prizes will be awarded to the oldest and youngest mothers and the mother with the most daughters present. Pennsylvania Motor Patrolman James J. Grace spent several days at his home on Church Street.

Mr. and Mrs. William Strucka- litis, Mechanic's observed their 30th wedding anniversary yesterday. Miss Theda Morris, daughter of Mrs. John Morris, 24 Willow Street, is working in State Workmen Compensation Bureau.

Daniel Blaine, ex-Larksvllle councilman, has returned from Wills Eye Hospital, Philadelphia. Miss Catherine Boney, secretary to Thomas Feeney, supervisor of Larksvllle Borough Schools, is reported recovering after an operation in Nesbitt Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Rachel Reed is reported seriously ill at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Jacob -Kelly, 199- Reynolds Street.

Men of First M. E. Church will serve a baked ham supper tonight Deginning at Clinton Evans, East Main Street, attended Founders' Day program at uirard uollege on Saturday, Industrial Society of Pilgrim Congregational Church will meet tomorrow night witn Mrs. Thomas P. Evans.

East Shawnee Avenue Assisting hostesses will be Mrs. Howard Jenkins, Mrs. Elmer Jones. RIALTO THEATER Plymouth Tonight and Thursday An All-Midget Cant In "THE TERROR OF TINYTOWN" alwi "CONVICT'S CODE" Admission lie to Everyone INDOOR PARTY AMERICAN LEGION SHAWNEE POST 463 TONIGHT St. Stephen's Hall Wadham Street, Plymouth $75 Cash ISth Game Appreciation Prize $25 25 Lapboard Games $5 Each $25 DOOR PRIZES 125 All Cash Prizes 25 GAMES 25c league Will Soonsor World Peace Meeting Women's Internationa League for Peace and Freedom will spon-or a program meeting, "The Churches and World Peace," at Y.

M. Thursday The a goodwll message from the children of Wales by John Stark; a aong of I peace by choir of Lucerne Avenue Baptist Church directed by Mildre Krise Kern; a definition of Americanism by Gloria Rubinstein and a forum on the meeting topic with Rev. J. Norman Martin presiding and these clergymen participating: Rev. W.

John Hill, Rev. Eugene A. Helm, Rabbi A. Troy, Rev. F.

C. Krapf, Rev. J. Rofland Crompton, Rev. Harold W.

Teed. General Secretary Henry Carlchner will participate for the Y. M. C. and Miss Helen Thompson for the Peace League.

Poster prizes will be awarded. Y. M. C. A.

School Qub Has Recognition Night General Secretary Henry Carlchner presented awards at the second annual Y. M. C. A. School Club Recognition Night at Pittston Y.

M. C. A. last night at which officers for the year were installed. Rev.

J. Rolland Crompton, pastor of West Pittston Methodist Church, spoke and Lois Anderson led a discussion on club purpose and platform. Selected scriptures were read by Helen Claire Sigafooe and George Haines, offered prayer. Officers: Advisor, G. Keith Witheridge; president, Raymond Firestine; Vice-president, Norma Randaz; secretary, Dorothy Cook; treasurer, Adolph Waschek.

PHONE THE RECORD WITHOUT TOLL CHARGE Residents of Nantlcoke and vicinity, and Pittston and vicinity may call the Wllkes-Barre office of the Record over the Record's own private leased wires without toll charge. Just ask your operator for 2-2121 and you will be connected by special leased wire. Use this service to give your want ads to Betty Brown, to give news Hems, to ask for Information, to order the paper, to make a complaint, or for any other purpose. Adv. ARRIVAL A son was born at Pittston Hospital on Monday night to Mr.

and Mrs. Roger VanLou vender, 125 Pine Street, this city. TO FETE OFFICERS Auxiliary of Pittston Council, Knights of Columbus, will entertain Thursday Tiight at Philbin's, Seebastopol, for rtiring officers and reservations should be made by tomorrow with Irene Kelly. Speakers will be Grand Knight John C. Waters and Leo P.

McDonald. TO HAVE LUNCHEON A joint luncheon of Women's Guild, Foreign and National Missionary Societies, Mothers' Club and friends of Kingston Presbyterian Church will be held at Irem Temple Country Club on Wednesday, June 7, at 12:30. A short business meeting will be held at which finance reports will be read. Social activities will occupy the afternoon. Reservations are to be made with Mrs.

Robert Roseer or Mrs. Greyson Troutman. Mrs. J. H.

Brownlee will have charge of transportation. PITTSTON NOTES Pittston City School Board will meet tonight at 7:30 at the high school building to adopt the 1939-40 bUToday is Ladies' Day at the Y. M. A. Pool open from 2 to 9.

Bowling 1:30 to 8. Roller skating 2 to 9. Miss Mary C. Blewitt, 136 Broad Street, is in Atlantic City. There will be open mixed, swimming at Pittston Y.

M. C. A. on Saturday night at 7:30. Pittston High School class of 1937 will meet Friday night at 7:30 at Pittston Y.

M. C. A. All members of the general dance committee should attend. Joseph Dominlck, 42 East Oak Street, this city, was honored re--oni-Hr his 70th birthday at a party arranged by his son, Joseph Domlnick, of Buffalo.

Louis Falzone has been elected president of Lettermen's Club of PittEton High School Other officers: Vice-president, Frank Stuc-cio; secretary, Louis Plnola. Wyoming ELECT OFFICERS Junior Class of St. Cecilia's High School elected the following officers yesterday for St. Cecilia's Tennis Club: President, Miss Anna O'Boyle; vice president, Theodore Marshall; secretary, Thomas Wagner; treasurer, Joseph Carney. Club Will meet Friday evening.

WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT Mrs. Ruth Williams of 134 Ninth Street announces the marriage of her niece, Miss Betty Stehley, former resident of Wyoming, now of North Easton, to Daniel Davis of North Easton, on April 5. The young couple are living in Manfield, Mass. WYOMING NOTES Miss Betty Hardy of Philadelphia will be a week-end guest of Mrs. C.

MoCracken. She will attend the Junior Prom at the high school on Thursday evening. Contract for painting West Wyoming M. E. Chapel has been award ed to Harold Mulllson, low Diaaer.

Jack Davis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Davis of Institute Street is at Wilkes-Barre General Hospital where he had an operation for appendicitis. A class of 25 was Inducted Into Wyoming Aerie of Eagles on Sunday, honoring John W. Heller, past grand worthy president Judge John S.

Fine spoke. Women's Democratic Club of West Wyoming will meet at Town Hall Thursday night at 7:30. PHONE THE RECORD WITHOUT TOLL CHARGE Residents of Nantlcoke and vicinity, and Pittston and vicinity may call the Wilkes-Barre office of the Record over the Record's own private leased wires without toll charge. Just ask your operator for 2-2121 and you will be connected by special leased wire. Use this service to Rive your want ads to Betty Brown, to give news Items, to ask for Information, to order the paper, to make a complaint or for any other purpose.

Adv. WYOMING THKATER Tonight and Tenri. and "Broadway Starring Jewell MscDonald, Lew Ayrps, las (Huntr and -Frank Mof a A'f Fox New Styles to Be Shown By Sodality Thursday A spring and summer fashion show will be given by the Tots-to-Teena Sboppe, Incorporated, 10 East Northampton Street, Wllkes-Barre, at St John the Evangelist Parish Aditorium, Ptttaton, on Thursday night in connection with a candlelight tea sponsored by the Blessed Virgin Sodality. Smart fashions for juniors, misses and women for town and country, spectator sports, afternoon and evening will be shown by about SO models. The show will be supervised by Mies Jane B.

Smith and Miss Ethel M. Celcnder. Miss Jeanne E. Flynn will be commentator and Miss Claire McAn-drew, accompanist Miss Mary R. McAndrew and Miss Mary Heston have announced the following committees who are assisting: reservations, Constance Steed, Alleen Tigue and Mary Johnson; floor, Mary Barrett and Katherine Kennedy; make-up, Catharine Smith and Mary Gallagher; publicity, Esther McHale, Jean Burke and Gertrude Mc-Namara.

Mary Kennedy and Mae McAndrew will be in charge of the tea tables at which Mary Finnan and Elizabeth Kelly will preside. All Council Members Concur on Business City couqpil held a brief meeting yesterday at noon at which bills were paid, reports accepted and other miscellaneous business transacted without a dissenting vote. Councilman Thomas F. Gallagher was the lone absentee. City Treasurer M.

P. Ruane reported on April 30, balance of of which $82,981.80 is in the general fund. Thomas A. Newcomb submitted his reports as sealer of weights and measures and as health officer. A resolution was adopted authorizing Mayor Kenneth J.

English to apply for all approved National Youth Administration and Works Progress Administration projects. Endorsement was given the bill of Senator Thomas, former mayor of Sharon, providing for allocation of certain monies to cities, townships and boroughs. The bill is now up for consideration before the Legislature: Drawings and specifications for lighting fixtures in the City Hall building now being constructed and for furnishings were approved and the contract for a new sedan for Police Department was given to Barber Motor Car Company. Purchase of another truck for use on city projects also was authorized. FOR REAL ESTATE BARGAINS Walter.

608 Luxeroe Avenue Adv. TO WED IN JUNE Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Montante, Price Street, announce the coming marriage of their daughter Ann and Carl M. Reggie which takes place at St.

Rocco's Church on Saturday morning, June 3, at 9:30. Miss Montante is a Pittston' High School graduate. TO BE GRADUATED Joseph Pieano, Rock Street, Cork Lane, an alumnus of St. John's High School, is a member of the class to be graduated next Monday from East Stroudsburg State Teachers' College. He will get the Degree of Bachelor of Science.

West Pittston FETE BRIDE-ELECT Miss Anna Morris, bride-elect, was guest of Misses Evelyn Beltz, Miss Margaret Clelland and Mrs. Leon Krauser, Saturday afternoon at a bridge luncheon and linen shower at the home of Miss Marion Lewis, Luzerne Avenue. Others present were Mrs. A. Prentice Stillman, Mrs.

Philip H. Harris, Mrs. Willard M. Hunter, Mrs. Lewis Shook, Misses Isabel Williams, Norine MacGuffie, Anna Peterson, Mabel Lorah, all of West Pittston; Mrs.

Gordon Simonson, Scranton; Miss Millie Hilegrass, Easton; Mrs. J. Richard Mattern, Moosic. PERSONALS AND NOTES Joseph Burke, Brooklyn, spent the week end with his father, Thomas F. Burke, Exeter Avenue.

Al Rhoades, Harrisburg, spent the week end at the Burkhart residence, York Avenue. Alpha Chapter, Gradale Sorority elected the following officers recently: President, Cornelia Drury; vice president, Elizabeth Goyne; secretary, Rinda Shutts; treasurer. Camp 104, Patriotic Order of America, will celebrate the 29th anniversary of its organization tonight in American Legion Home, when a dinner will be served and addresses and musical numbers given. Parents of children who will enter the borough schools next September are invited to attend a clinic at the high school auditorium at 10 this morning when Dr. E.

M. Hill, and Mrs. S. A. Jones, school physician and school nurse, will address the parents on the medical requirements of the school code for admitting children to school.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Krum, Baltimore Avenue, are In Pittsburgh. Gamma Chapter, Gradale Soror ity, will meet tonight at the Y. M.

C. A. PHONE THE RECORD WITHOUT TOLL CHARGE Residents of Nantlcoke and vicinity. and Pittston and vicinity may call the Wilkes-Barre office of the Record over the Record own private leased wires without toll chafge. Just ask your operator for 2-2121 and you will be connectea oy special leasea wire.

Use this service to eive your want eds to Betty Brown, to give news items, to ask for Information, to order the paper, to make a complaint or for any other purpose. aov, Swoyerville TO HAVE CARD PARTY Members of Holy Name Church will give a card party Thursday night at 8:15 in the church, Shoemaker Street. Rev. M. J.

Fleming add Rev. Francis Kane are in charge. ROOSEVELT THEATER SWOYERVILLE Last Times Tonight "LET CS LIVE" with HENRI FONDA and MAIBKKN O'BULLIVAN Fne Gifl. To The Ladies Alio Late "MARCH OF TIME" Newport High School Honor Students Listed Fourteen students of Newport Towns-hip High School are listed on the honor roll having attained and maintained an average of 90 in their studies over four years. The list: Ruth Danoff, Mary Louisa Diwileski, 'Margaret Har-charik, Frances Koons, Dorothy Pish, Ethel Rinehlmer, Eleanor Ro-daitts, Claire Rosen, Alberta Rup-tic, Martha Skibinski, Geraldine Snopkoski, Jean Stair, Marcella TrotskL Miss Danoff will be class valedictorian and Miss Ruptic salutatorian.

Others on the honor roll will take part in class day exercises June 9 at the high school. A play, "Seniors at the Bar," will be featured on the program. William Morgan, faculty member, has charge. Proceeds will be used to help defray expenses of the class tour to Washington on June 19. These seniors received honorable mention: Michael, Bolek.

Mayme Laskowski, Robert Williams, Henry Likapl and William Poltrock. Woman Stricken Dl Identified by Police An aged woman who was stricken with a cerebral hemorrhage while on her way home late Monday night on East Grand Street, near Prospect and Walnut, was identified at Nantlcoke State Hospital by Chief of Police Robert Davis and Captain John Sinereski ae being Mrs. Anna Zuroff, 72, of 251 East Grand Street. Passersby noticed the woman slumped on the street and called police. Lieutenant Edwin Morgan and Patrolman Joseph Magnosi removed her to the hospital, where she remained unidentified until yesterday morning.

Her condition was considered serious last night PHONE THE RECORD WITHOUT TOLL CHARGE Residents of Nantlcoke and vicinity, and Pittston and vicinity may call the Wllkes-Barre office of the Record over the Record's own private leased wires without toll charge. Just ask your operator for 2-2121 and you will be connected by special leased wire. Use this service to give your want ads to Betty Brown, to give news Items, to ask for information, to order the paper, to make a complaint or for any other purpose. -Adv. Luzerne LUZERNE NOTES Junior Class of Luzerne High School will Again" a play, tonight in the high school auditorium.

A party was held Thursday at the home' of Jackie Amato, 753 Bennett Street, on his fifth birthday. Present: Jimmy Amato, Rose Amato, Frances Bruno, Marie Reino, Frank Debuo, Matthew Galtcra, Johnny Barbose, Dolores Slaper, Marjorie Gucovitch, Babe Zachary, Josephine Cicero, Joan Mlckus, Louis Falcone, James Zambito, Bernadine Bruno, Theresa Martin, Bevery Martino. Prizes were won by Marie Reino, Dolores Slaper, Johnny Barbose and Frank Debuo. Luzerne Branch, Nesbitt Memorial Hospital Auxiliary, will have a party Tuesday night, June 6, at One-O-Nine in Wilkes-Barre. The committee: Mrs.

A. E. Rudisill, Mrs. H. B.

Hughes, Mrs. Matthew Gray and Mrs. S. P. Seward.

More than 100 attended the tea held last night in Bennett Presbyterian Church- under auspices of the Christian Endeavor Society. Program included readings by Beverly Van Horn and Mrs. Clarence Barnd; trombone solo, George Traub; solo, Marilyn Barnd, and a sketch, "Love Will Triumph," by Audrey Banta, Stella Mae Williams, Emma Keller and William Remely. Dallas POPPY DAY Auxiliary of Daddow-Isaacs Post, American- Legion, will hold Poppy Day on Saturday. The poppies are sold for the welfare of dis abled soldiers.

Mrs. Albert Stitzcr is in charge of the sale. The auxiliary will meet tonight at Odd Fellows Hall. LEGION AWARDS Harold Brobst and Irene Bless ing of the eighth grade have been recommended for the Daddow- Isaacs Post, American Legion, awards by the faculty of Dallas Borough High School. The boy was chosen on the basis of honor, courage, scholarship, leadership, service; the girl was chosen for courage, companionship, character, service, scholarship.

The awards will De made soon at an assembly held under auspices of the American Legion. NOTES East Dallas Methodist Ladies' Aid will meet today at the church. Mrs. Charles Elston of Center Hill Road is ill. Mr.

and Mrs. J. T. Jeter and family of Center Hill Road spent Sunday at Bethlehem. Mr.

and Mrs. Herbert Smith of Machell Avenue spent the week end at New York World's Fair. Dallas Township Junior Prom will be held tonight. Dallas Methodist choir rehearsals will be held Thursday night at the church. Dallas Methodist mid-week pray er service win De neia Thursday nigni wiui aar.

ana Mrs. C. S. Hildebrant of Machell Avenue. Ruggles Methodist Bible Sundav Study Class will meet Friday night at r.au at tne cnurcn.

Dallas F. M. prayer meeting will be held Thursday night at the church. East Dallas Methodist Sunday School board will meet Thursday mgni wun irene orace to plan ior wnuaren uny. Marion Hildebrant of East Dal las is ill.

Mrs. Stewart Walsh has returned to Syracuse after two weeks with her sister, Mrs. John Yaple of unurcn street. Miss Beverly Noll, teacher in Dallas Borough Schools, spent the ween ena at ner nome in Lehigh- lon. Mrs.

Lloyd Richards of Ellm. beth, N. is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.

C. Woolbert of TV. munds Road, While Mr. Richards is in uetroit. HIMMLER THEATER Dallas Tonight and Thursday Laretta YoungWarner Baxter In "WIFE, HUSBAND AND FRIEND" Also Stooges Comedy Fox News Benefit Mock Trial Plans Are Completed Nantkoke Youth Organization is pushing to completion plans for a mock trial to be held Thursday night at the when Maypr Stanley OatxoskiwtU be placed In the role or defendant.

The mayor will ba charged with taking school book and will be prosecuted by Arthur Davis, member of the school board. City Solicitor Raymond A. Livingston and Attorney Charles A. Shea, will represent the prosecution while Attorneys Peter A. Kanjorski and John J.

Hibbard will defend the mayor. Judge John Fine will be presiding magistrate. Let ha Farr will be court stenographer. Ivor Thomas will be tipstaff and George J. Jones, clerk of courts.

Wit nesses will be Minnie Hill, Mrs. William Hurtles. Leo Peters, Man- sor Mansor, James Thomas, Lem Lovett and Adam Yankowiki. ANNOUNCEMENTS Women's First Federated Demo cratic Club will meet Wednesday night at 7:30 with Mrs. Mamie Fur-manskl, 102 Orchard Street Mrs, Michael Horanzy and Mrs.

Funnan- ski, delegates to the recent conven tion at Harrisburg, will report. Parishioners of St. John's Rus sian Orthodox Church, Hanover, will hold a dance Saturday at Rus sian Pavilion. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs.

Mathew Drlscoll, 48 Sobteeki Street, Upper Askam, Monday night at Nanticoke State Hospital: Newport Township foot boa, American Legion, meets tonight at 8 in post home, Glen Lyon. Goodfellowshln Club of Newoort Township will elect 'officers Friday night at 7:30 In Grochowskl's Hall, Glen Lyon. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Phillips, 621 South Wal nut Street, on May 22, at Nesbitt Hospital. The mother is the for mer Miss Eliza Martin.

PLYMOUTH MAN HURT Peter Pollnoweki. 4, of 137 Cen ter Avenue, Plymouth, a miner at Loom is Colliery, Glen Alden Coal Company, suffered lacerations of his right wrist yesterday afternoon when struck by a piece of coal. He was admitted to Nanticoke State Hospital. PLAN COVERED DISH Nanticoke Chapter, Order of Eastern Star, will hold a covered dish supper Friday night at '6 in the order's hall. East Main Street.

Members are asked to bring covered dishes and friends. A program will be given. Reservations may he made with Mrs. Hannah Kivler, Mrs. Ruth Thomas or any officer of the lodge.

CORRECTION Mrs. William Beckley was Installed as president of Nanticoke Women's Club Monday night at Hotel Sterling and not Mrs. Buckley as stated in yesterday's issue of the Record. STRUCK BY COAL Alex Demdnovich, 45, of 124 Center Street, Hanover, a miner at Truesdale Colliery, Glen Alden Coal Company, suffered lacerations of the scalp yesterday when hit by a piece of coal. He was admitted to Nanticoke State Hospital.

WELCOME PASTOR Rev. J. H. Dickerson, new pastor of Wanamie-Alden M. E.

Charge, and his family were formally received by various organizations of the church last night, when an expropriate program was presented. Organizations which sponsored the affair included Ladies' Aid Society, Semper Fidelia Guild, Men's Social Cluib and Wanamie Sunday School. General committee members wire Mrs. Fillmore Stadr, Marjorie Blackburn, Mrs. Irving Ruckel and El-wood Ruickel.

Plains ACTIVITIES Special numbers at the third an nual dinner of Plains-Parsons District Christian Endeavor Societies in Miner Congregational Church tonight at 7 will be glwn bv Misses Dorothy Acornley and Dor-othcy Smailes, who will give read ings, and a soio Dy Thomas Irving. uins or sacred Heart Church will hold a roller skating party to- mgnt at sans souci I'arK. Btses will leave Plains State Bank at 7. FESTIVAL TONIGHT Strawberry festival will be held tonight in Plains ME. Church social rooms by Berean Class of the church Sunday School.

J. William Wall is teacher of the class. Serv ings will begin at 5:30 and will continue until all are served, dur ing which time a musical program will be given. Committee includes Mrs. John Deble.

Mrs. Janet Rowlands, Mrs. Mary Hoop er, who will De assisted by other members of the -class. NEWS NOTES Mrs. Joseph T.

Jones of Merritt Street, County Republican vice-chairwoman, will go to Harrisburg today to address a women's group at the Capitol tonight. Commissioners John Wasmanskl, Joseph Trosko, Michael Rock, Joseph Novak and Frank Boroskl, who have been attending the Commissioners' convention in Philadelphia since Sunday, will return today. May devotions at SS. Peter and Paul's Polish Church held during the month on Wednesday and Friday nights will be held this week on Thursday night at 7, Rev. C.

J. Malinoweki, assistant pastor announced last night. Mrs. Emma Williams' Sunday School Class of Hudson P. M.

Church will hold a birthday party on Wednesday, June 8. Miss Merceles iMurphy of Harrisburg has returned after visiting her mother, Mrs. James Murphy of East Carey Street. Larksville Larksvllle Sixth Ward Republican Club will hold a dinner-dance to morrow night at 8 in Rokita's Hall. LARKSVILLE THEATER Tonight and Thnrs.

7 and "STAGECOACH" with Claire Trevor and John Wayne 15c ADULTS 15c The Amazing New 1939 Built To Last For Years! A Bargain Inturtd By Small Down Payment STTULIL Wyoming Ave. KINGSTON GRAND THEATER Edwardsville 5, 7 and 9 P. M. "Silver On The Sage" Featuring William Boyd.