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re WILKES-BARRE RECORD, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1936 Nineteen NANTICOKE T. J. CROWELL, Advertising and Circulation Residence Telephone 1609-M Representative' BEN KUPSTAS, News Representative Telephone 600 Office, 3. Challenger Main and Broadway Sts. (To reach the main office in Wilkes-Barre telephone 2-2121 and you will be connected direct with the Wilkes-Barre office of the Record without toll charge.) Sunday Services In Protestant Churches Nebo Baptist, Rev.

Dad. Jones, Morning at Bible school at 11:15. Evening devotions with sermon at 6. English Baptist, Rev. G.

A. Patterson, pastor: Morning at 10:30 with sermon on "Great Emancipators." Observance of Covenant Sunday evening at 6. Nanticoke Methodist Episcopal, Rev. C. B.

Klinetob, minister: Morning at 10:30. Church at 11:55. Epworth League at 6:30. Evening at 7:30. West Nanticoke Methodist.

Episcopal, Rev. C. C. minister: Sunday school, at 10. Preaching on "Asset or Liability" and junior church at 11.

Epworth League at 6:30. Evening at 7:30 with sermon on "George Washington, Christian Statesman." Primitive Methodist, Rev. P. R. Scholes, minister: Morning at 10 with sermon on "The.

Christian Who Is Worthy." Sunday school at 11:15. Evening at 6:30 when three crosses will be used to Illustrate the thought to presented on "Three Crosses of Calvary." Christian Missionary Alliance, Rev. R. Wallace, pastor: Morning at 10. Bible school B.

Society at 6:30. Evangelistic' at 7:30. Ebenezer Presbyterian, Rev. H. W.

Griffith, pastor: Morning at 10. Sunday school at 11. Evening at 7:30. St. George's Episcopal, Rev.

H. R. Taxdal, vicar: Church school and Bible class at 9:45. "Morning at 11. Evening at 7.

St. Andrew's Episcopal, Alden, Rev. W. R. Holloway, vicar: Church school at 10:30.

Morning prayer and sermon at 11, Bethel Congregational, Rev. H. L. 10:30 with sermon on "God in ToGoughnour, minister: Morning at day's Tasks." Junior Choir will sing. Church school at 11:45.

at Christian Endeavor at 6. Evening Jesus' 7 with sermon on "Hearing Great Call." Senior Choir will sing. Zion Evangelical and Reformed, Rev. F. N.

Schlegel, minister: Morning at 10. Sunday School at 11:15. Evening at 7 with sermon in accordance with Boy Scout Week. Rev. Glen Lyon Methodist Episcopal, W.

J. Dubrick, minister. Sunday school at 9:30. Morning at 10:30 with election of a lay delegate worth to annual conference. EpLeague at 6:15.

at 7. Slocum Methodist Episcopal, Rev. W. J. Dubrick, minister: Sunday school at 1:30.

Worship and communion at 2:30. Moriah 10:15 Congregational -Morning at led by Mrs. Reese Jones. Sunday School at 11. Evening at 6 with Harry Weeks and Primary Department in charge.

Readings and solos. Wanamie Methodist EpiscopalRev. H. R. Brong, minister.

Church School at 10. Morning at 11, "The Impossible Commandment." Rev. Stairville Methodist EpiscopalSchool R. Brong, minister. Church at 1:30.

Worship and sermon at 2:30. Epworth League at 7. Alden Methodist Episcopal -Rev. H. R.

Brong, minister. Church School at 10. Prof. John Kanyuck, principal of Newport Township High School, will teach the men's class. Epworth League at 6.

Evening at 7, "The Impossible Commandment." R. Taxdal, vicar. Church School St. George's Episcopal- H. and Bible class at 9:45.

with sermon for Boy Scouts at 11. Morning Evening at 7 with Rev. Sykes, vicar of St. Peter's Episcopal First Church, Plymouth, preaching. Presbyterian Rev.

J. G. Kane, minister. Morning at 10:30 with Jessie Garman Lamme of the American Hospital, Tabriz, Persia, speaking. Sunday School at 11:45.

Adult Bible class at noon. Christian Endeavor at 6:45. Evening for men and boys at 7:30, "G-Men." Stanley Roderick of Wilkes-Barre will sing. Rev. Nanticoke C.

Methodist EpiscopalB. Klinetob, minister. Morning at 10:30, "The Religion of Abraham Exhortation Lincoln." Evening at 7, "An to Youth." Rev. Charles Sykes to Preach at St. George's Charles Sykes, vicar of St.

Peter's Episcopal Church, Plymouth, will be the guest preacher at St. George's Episcopal Church, East Main Street, Sunday night at 7. A special sermon especially for Boy Scouts will be delivered Sunday morning at 11 by the vicar, Rev. H. R.

Taxdal, when Boy Scouts will march to the church in a body. Church and Bible class will be held at 9:45. LEADERS TO MEET Girl Scout Leaders' Association will meet at headquarters night with Miss Muller, new presiMonday dent, in charge. INTERNATIONAL MONTH February is Girl Scout International Month during which time Girl Scouts and Girl Guides where are outwardly conscious every- of their sisterly relationships. The International organization is represented in 29 different countries including China, England, Switzerland, Latvia, Poland, and South Africa, from where words of greeting and good fellowship come from girls who repeat with others the promise, "On my honor I will try to do my duty to God and nay country, to, help other people at.

all times, to obey the Girl Scout TROOP 12 Troop St. John's German Lutheran Church, has a treat in to store for those attending the play be given by the troop on February 21 at the church. Glamor of a sea adventure, captives on parade, treasure, is savages, brought before the eye. CARD CLUB HOSTESS Miss Anna Cimbal, Ridge Street, Glen Lyon, entertained her card club recently. Present: Marie Terkowski, Wanda Wisinski, Mary Karolak, Theresa Lerda.

HIT BY AUTOMOBILE John. Zubera, 38, of 35 Stanley Street, Askam, a miner at Truesdale Colliery, Glen Coal Company, suffered left leg injuries yesterday afternoon at 4, when he was hit by an automobile while on his way home from work. He was admitted to Nanticoke State Hospital. Sunday Services In Catholic Churches Holy Trinity, Rev. R.

A. Weiziolowski, rector: Maases at 8, 9, 10 and 11:30. St. Francis's, Rev. J.

J. O'Donnell, rector: Masses at 7, 8, 9, and 10 10:45. St. Joseph's, Rev. M.

Puskar, rector: Masses at 8 and 10:30. St. Mary's, Rev. A. G.

Lewandowski, rector: Masses at 8:15 and 10:30. St. Stanislaus's, Rev. V. L.

Biczysko, rector: Masses at 8 and 10:30. St. Denis, Glen Lyon, Rev. La. Gilroy, rector: Mass at 9:30.

St. Adalbert's, Glen Lyon, Rev. A. J. Lafaj, rector: Masses at 8 and 10.

St. Mary's, Wanamie, Rev. V. A Simkonis, rector: at 8 St. Joseph's, Hanover, Rev.

V. A. Simkonis, rector: Mass at 10:30. St. Nicholas's' Greek Catholic, Glen at Lyon, 11 Rev.

D. Gulyn, rector: Mass in St. Denis Church. Holy Transfiguration Greek Catholic, Hanover, Rev. D.

Gulyn, rector: Mass at 9:30. State Asks Officials To Check on Accidents In a Western Union night letter from John B. Kelly, Secretary of Revenue, Harrisburg, Mayor Evan J. Williams was asked yesterday morning to "cooperate this Saturday night by stationing enforcement officials at night clubs and similar places where drinking is prevent all intoxicated personal from operating automobiles." The telegram in part reads "More automobile accidents due to drunken driving or careless, drivers occur on Saturday night and early Sunday morning at this time of year than any other day in the week. Department of Revenue in preventing accidents wants to strike at cause rather than effect.

We will check accident record this week against former week-ends and give full credit." The telegram has been posted at police headquarters and policemen have been instructed to watch for drunken drivers. Mrs. Union CHOIR ENTERTAINED, Street, entertained Primitive Methodist Church Choir recently. Mr. and Mre.

Turley, Mr. and Present: Mir, and Mrs. S. Bevan, Mrs. A.

Burgham, Mr. and Mrs. T. Ruck, F. Gulliford, B.

Turley, T. Davies, R. Carter, Mrs. S. Turley, Mrs.

R. Higgins, Mrs. A. Jones. Mrs.

K. Cooper, Edith Webb, Brenda Webb, Evelyn Whittaker, Laura Trenery, Lydia Turley, Robert Gulliford, James Burgham, Donald Burgham, CHURCH CARD PARTY Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church, Lake annual Silkworth, will hold its third card party and dance at Barney Laskowski's Hall, Jackson Township, February 16. Prizes will be awarded. Chairmen: Esther Catherine McLoskey, Rev.

S. P. by Celia Gayewski, a Leona Trojan, Rodowski, Tozia Michno; assisted Gajewski is honorable chairman. ORGANIZE CLUB Sinco Glee Club organized recently in their club rooms. Prof.

J. Wallace was in charge, Present: Gene Nowakowski, Frank Kutz, Robert Evans, Sekela, Nick Sinco, Harry Sinco, John Sinco, Michael Sinco, Russell pek, John Sibulski, John Tucker, Sinco, Percy Masters, Frank Sure Stanley Wojchechowski, Zig WienFrank Dembowski, Frank Suferan, Edward Womelsdorf, Scheffer, Stanley Victor, Frank Thim. AUXILIARY DINNER Ladies' Auxiliary of First Presbyterian Church observed its eighth anniversary last night at their annual dinner. A splendid program was enjoyed, which included solos by Mrs. Eugene Edwards, Mrs.

Thomas J. Hughes, Miss Irene Deppen and Milsom Hughes. Mrs. R. R.

Zarr and Jean Davis played piano duets. Mrs. David Girvan, president of the organization was presented with a bouquet of flowers and made brief remarks. Mrs. D.

W. Dodson made the presentation. Mrs. W. E.

Myers played a piano solo. Others present: Mrs. Sue Findlay, Miss Margaret Loewer, Mrs. Ernestine Loewer, Mrs. Samuel B.

Snyder, Mrs. H. L. Deppen, Mrs. E.

G. Erdman, Mrs. D. H. Burkert, Mrs.

John H. Rees, Mrs. Allan Roxburgh, Mrs. John Young, Mrs. Paul Bordes, Mrs.

Edgar Jones, Miss Mary Rees, Miss Myrtle Edwards, Miss Ann Jenkins, Miss Phyllis Gommer, Mrs. Joseph Lape, Mrs. E. B. Wesley, Mrs.

W. W. Bittenbender, Mrs. Walter A. Walp, Mrs.

C. F. Vandermark, Miss Mary Jackson, Mre. W. D.

Jenkins, Mrs. S. G. Houghton, Mrs. Joseph G.

Kane, Mrs. Mary Larkin, Mrs. John Adams, Mrs. Stella Beckett, Miss Peggy Moore, Mrs. Arch Jacob, Mre.

George Brader, Mrs. T. W. Hughes, Mrs. George Jennings, Mrs.

David Williams, Mrs. B. L. Haus, Mrs. William Jonathan, Mrs.

Harry Lape, Miss Shelly, Mrs. Caroline Curtis, Miss Edna Williams, Miss Edna M. Williams, Mrs. F. E.

Davis, Mrs. Ellen McIntyre, Mrs. John Jonathan, Miss Stella Kerstetter. ARRIVAL daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs.

Michael Chewey, 364 South Sherman Street, Wilkes-Barre, in Nanticoke State Hospital yesterday morning. TO OPEN CLUB ROOMS Italian-American Club will open their new club rooms at 23 East Noble Street Saturday night. Do DeCesaris, Committee in Rinaldo charge: Tibersi, Joseph John Cebara, Louis Lacocci, John Cinabaldi, Valentine, Delphio Collochi, Louis Kolacki, Angelo Victoria. Mr. and Mrs.

DAUGHTER ENTERTAINED, Coal Street, entertained at a birthday party for their daughter Dorothy, recently. Present: Agnes Oliver, Helen Galob, Ruth Angle, Margaret Morris, Mary Howells, Esther Quoos, Irene Borofski, Kenneth Kelly, Charles West, Hobart Plesnelcher, Sidney Miller, Lester Morgan, Harold Griffith, Arthur Gobb, Ronald Thomas, Leonard Richards, Thomas Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Davis, Mr. and Mrs.

John Deets, Miss Myrtle Piasecki, Mrs. Lena Angle. a a a a a a a a Trolley Service Is Hampered by Storm Trolley cars between Nanticoke and Wilkes-Barre ran behind schedule yesterday due to slush on rails and trucks and automobiles impeding their They' had considerable difficulty negotiating snow-packed rails East Main Street and were unable to reach the terminus on North Market Street. Cars ran as far as Main and Locust Streets and in some cases got only as far) as Prospect Street. Motormen it difficult to get their cars started after passenger stops all along East Main Street and in many instances were forced to reverse cars to get started.

They reported the same difficulty in Lee Park and WilkesBarre. Meanwhile, street department employes under supervision of John Paulis and Patrick Kearney were removing snow and ice at intersections, and along East Main Street. to alleviate traffic conditions. BIRTHDAY PARTY Mr. and Mrs.

Michael Raymond held party for their daughter, 'Helen, recently. Joseph Petroski played piano. Present: Magdalin Domin, Victoria Hischak, Eleanor Winter grass, Agnes Ritz, Lillian Barnet, Josephine Rembelles, Dorothy, Dandelowicz, Jean Butchko, Plymouth; Stacia Glova, Agnes Rish, Mr. and Mrs. 'Stephen Rish, Glen Lyon; John Rembelles, Steve Pior.

Michael Schalyda, Fitzak, John Hopko, Walter Raymond, Walter Gieda, Stanley Vranowski, Leonard Fela, Edward John Abramowiez, Albert Clark, Garber, Joseph Burcza, John Tucker. CLOTHES BEING STOLEN William Challenger, 100 East terday Street, reported to police yesthat many tenants in his apartment building on North Market Street, have complained of numerous articles of clothing stolen from fire escapes and clotheslines. COURT OF AWARDS Troop 11, Girl Scouts of Wanamie Union Methodist Episcopal Church, will hold a Court of Awards on Friday, February 21. A program will be presented and badges awarded. ROBACZEWSKI-CHODNICKI Mr.

and Mrs. Stanley Chodnicki, 230 Phillips Street, Hanover section of Nanticoke, annotince the engagement of their daughter, Emily, to John Robaczewski, 263 Pikes Peak Street, Honey Pot. The wedding will take place in the near future. AUXILIARY PARTY Nanticoke Post 350, American Legion Auxiliary drill team is completing arrangements for. 8 card party to be held Tuesday night in Legion home, 23 West Broad Street.

Mrs. Louis Everett Stachowiak, is chairman. She is being assisted by Mrs. Mary Strylecki, A. Kashinaki, and Mrs.

A. Pretnicki." NURSES PLAN PARTY Nanticoke State Hospital Nurses' Alumnae Association is making plans for a card party to be held Thursday night, February 20, at 8 in Nurses' Home. Alice Morris. president of the organization, announced last night prizes will be awarded and refreshments served. HOLY NAME SMOKER Holy Name Society of St.

Joseph's Slovak Church held a smoker recently in parish hall, South Prospect Street. Rev. John M. Puskar, rector, was toastmaster and spoke on Lincoln. Other speakers were Rev.

Francis Baloga, Mocanaqua; John Guffrovitch, Baloga, Wilkes Andrew Thomas Voytush, John Piana, Steve Kobulski. Anthony Kotlak played accordion selections. Others present: John Butchko, Daniel Butchko, Steve Buco, Steve T. Buco, Michael Dorak, John J. Buco, Leonard Dorak, Estock, Joseph Flack, John Hiscak, George Jagustin, Michael John A.

Kurac, John Kotulak, Steve Kobulski, Joseph Lupco, John Liana, Andrew Lazur, George Lazur, Marcinko, Michael Zupko, Steve N. Marcinko, Joseph Marcinko, Steve A. Marcinko, Joseph Martonik, Pipan, John Michael Pipan, Anderko, Joseph Andrey, pan, John Pekarovsky, John Filar, John Palenchar, John Pluta, John A. Rentka, George Sucko, Thomas Tomko, Sylvester Danko, John V. Tomko, Edward Tomko, Clem Valence, Michael Vavrick.

John M. Voytush, Julius Vida, George Zupko. ENTERTAINED Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Makowski, Engle Street, Glen Lyon entertained for their daughter, Edna, on her birthday recently.

Present: Martin Misavage, Anna, Joseph, Jack and Mathew Forgach, Charles Kosin, Geraldine and Leonard Kosin, Jerome and Raymond Wright, Leona' Zlatowski, Lillian Morgis, Alice Czpratski, George Wolfe. Prof. George Morris Coming Here Tomorrow Prof. George A. Morris, well known negro singer and mission worker of Wilkes-Barre, will have charge of evening services tomor.

row night at 6:30 at Christian Missionary Alliance chapel, 319 South Chestnut Street, the pastor, Rev. Robert Wallace, announced last night. Prof. Morris has frequently visited Nanticoke holding services in other churches, when he has proven himself to be an able singer and speaker. He will tell I of his experlences in his youth and the hardships of his childhood and will sing several, other negro spirituals together appropriate songs.

The Young People's Society of the chapel sponsors the service every Sunday night. WOMEN'S CLUB TO MEET Nanticoke Women's Club will meet Tuesday evening at 7:30 at Girl Scout headquarters. A bustness meeting will be followed by a tea. Mrs. Edward Williams will give a reading.

Miss Dorothy Hughes will sing. NOTES AND PERSONALS Group 532, Z. P. will hold benefit. card party tomorrow night at the Mrs.

Victoria Tracki, 43 East Grand Players are asked to bring cards. Harry Sykes, East Main Street, has returned from New York City, Nanticoke Quoit Club will hold a party tonight in clubrooms, Railroad Street. Loyalty Class of First Methodist Episcopal Church will hold a bake sale in Albert Rees's showrooms, South Market Street, today, Ladies' Aid Society of Holy Transfiguration Greek Catholio Church, Center Street, Hanover, meets tomorrow night at 7. Hillcrest Social Club will meet Sunday night at 7:30 in their club rooms. Mrs.

Eleanor Grant, 417 East Union Street, is ill. NOXEN Mrs. Daniel Morris is ill at her home with grip. Mrs. Bertha Traver of Evan's Falls spent the week end with Mrs.

Edward Miner, Miss Esther Mackin, county nurse, visited the local schools on Thursday. Gerald Allen has returned to school after several months' illness. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Blizzard of Endicott have been visiting Mr.

and Mrs. Lewis Blizzard. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Blizzard called on Mr.

and Mrs. Marcus Newell of Luzerne Friday. Clark Brobst and daughter, Grace, of Alderson were in town on TuesdeXrthur Jones, is Ill at his home, with cases a heart, whooping attack. cough are reported at the home of Claude Willsey of Ruggles. be Mrs.

out after Gertrude Thomas weeks' is able to several illness. Mary Place of Mehoopany is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Jones. Severn Newberry of Luzerne and Alice Johnson of Dallas called on Mrs.

Floyd Pogar on Wednesday evening. Jones has returned to school after an attack of grip. Mrs. Clarence Phoenix recently entertained Mr. and Mrs.

Lloys Phoenix and daughter, Eleanor of Kingston, Mrs. Joe Blaine and children, Jean and Harold of Courtdale, and Mr. and Mrs. Kirk MeCarty of Dallas. Mr.

and Mrs. Carl Brobst. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Leibenguth and David Edwards spent Monday in Luzerne calling on Robert Lelbenguth who is ill.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Steinruck of Vestal have been visiting Mrs. Steinruck's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

James Crispell. and Mrs. Lloyd Newell are in Florida. Mr. and Mrs.

Isaao Kohler of Pittston spent Sunday with Mrs. Kohler's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hackling. Henry Rosenberg Williamsport was in town on Monday.

Ora Miller has returned to after visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Miller.

Harry Osborne and son Paul of Johnson City spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Osborne. AVOCA MINSTREL SHOW Members of League of Youth of St. Mary's Church will hold its annual minstrel show in the church auditorium Sunday afternoon and Monday evening under direction of Thomas J.

Hennigan of Pittston, Miss Catherine Houllhan of Avocs le accompanist. Chase PIGGLY CHASE and Here Dated Sanborn Coffee COFFEE TURN TO QUALITY ECONOMY KINGSTON and WILKES2 1bs. BARRE EXTRA SUPER SERVICE On account of the Inclement Weather. Telephone your order and we will give you prompt delivery. Extra trucks put on for this service.

7-3111 or 2-5812 LARGE RINSO, pkg. PENNA. HAND PACKED TOMATOES, 4 cans .250 COLUMBIA SALT, 3 pkgs. LARGE BOX MATCHES, 3 pkgs. 90 5 LB.

FRANKLIN SUGAR .240 1 LB. PKG. XXXX POWDERED OR BROWN SUGAR 2 LB. GENUINE PURE LARD CANADA DRY OR CLICQUOT CLUB GINGER ALE ...150 MEATS VEGETABLES Legs of Lamb, lb. We have a full line of Fruits and Rib Roast, large end Vegetables at Special Prices.

New Southern lbs. 250 Small End, 290 Iceberg Lettuce ......2 heads Hamburg, 2 lbs. .290 Large Bunch Carrots or Home Made Sausage, lb. Beets .3 for 140 STEAKS -Round or Tender Crisp Pasquale lb. Celery ...2 bunches 230 Sirloin, Fancy Jersey lbs.

100 HAMS -Armour or Wilson's Large Thin Skinned Whole or Grapefruit ...5 for Shank 27c Fancy Large Sweet Florida Oranges, Tangerines, dozen doz, 100 PITTSTON MICHAEL GRACE, News Representative W. WATSON DEVANEY, Advertising Representative Room 8, American Theater Building. Second Floor--Phone 433 2-2121 and tho, will be connected direct with the Wilkes reach main office Wilkes-Barre telephone Pittston office of the Record without toll charge.) Police Department Goes on 6 Day Week Pittston police department memwill go on their 48-hour week schedule beginning tomorrow together with drivers of fire trucks. in accordance with the new law providing for a six day week. New police department appointees, Peter Munley, Searle Street, and John Ditorio, Parsonage Street, will comprise the detail to provide one day's vacation each for each of their fellow policemen.

Albert to Orr, Robert Galavage and Nicholos Sossong who served as special officers and were also permanently appointed at the last meeting will continue in their former capacities. Edward Lynch, Carroll Street, will relieve other fire truck drivers beginning tomorrow and Jerome McNamara will assume his new duties as desk sergeant. Third Monthly Church Night at M. E. Church Third monthly: Hi-Y and Tri Hi Church night of the present club season will be held at Broad Street M.

E. Church tomorrow night at 7:30 at which time Rev. J. N. White, pastor, will preach and several club members will participate in the service.

Club members are asked to meet in the vestibule of the church not later than 7:20. The club member who will participate in the service 'is Donald Myers, president of Pittston Senior Hi Club, who will read the scripture lesson. A vocal program will be given by girls from the Pittston Senior Tri Hi Club. SUNDAY SERVICES IN CHURCHES Methodist Protestant, Rev. S.

F. Sliker, pastor. Morning at 10:30, subject, "The Troubles of Most Church Members." Bible School at 11:45. Junior Christian Endeavor at 3. Senior Christian Endeavor at 6:30.

Evening service, 7:30, subject, "God, Immutable Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. George Wilson, Luzerne Avenue, West Pittston, First Presbyterian Church, Rev. R. A. Rinker, pastor.

Morning at 10:30, subject, "Present in the Pew." School at 11:45, Boys' Light Bearers at 3. Christian Endeavor 7:45. Evening at 7:30, subject, "A Church Citizen." Midweek service, Wednesday at 7:30. St. John's Evangelical Lutheran, Rev.

William G. Albrecht, pastor. Sunday School and Bible Classes at 10. Morning at 11. Instructions for confirmation, Monday and Friday at 7.

Men's Club meeting Tuesday evening. Walther League Bible Study, Wednesday at 8. Choir at 8 Friday. St. Peter's Evangelical Lutheran, Rev.

F. C. Krapf, pastor. Graded Bible School at 9:20. Chief service at 10:30 with sermon.

Vespers with sermon at 7. Catechumen's class, Monday and Friday at 6:45. Senior Luther 1 League Monday at 8. Intermediate Luther League, Week day religious school and Junior League, Thursday at 3:45. Choir, Thursday 7.

Boy Scouts, Thursday at 7. St. James Episcopal, Rev. W. R.

Sewell, pastor. Communion at 8. 10:30, Choral celebration of com: munion, followed by sermon and session of church school. No evening service. First Baptist Church, Rev.

W. E. Capper; 10, morning service; 11:15, Bible School; 6, B. Y. P.

7:30, evening service. Tuesday evening, Women's Mission Circle; Mrs. Ernie Van Duzer, leader; subject, "International Friendships." Hostesses, Mrs. Edward Evans and Mrs. Stephen Wilson.

Wednesday evening prayer service and choir rehearsal at 7:30. Italian Presbyterian, Rev. Angelo Centanni, pastor. Morning service at 10:30 with sermon in English and Italian. Sunday School at 3.

Evening service at 7:30. Monday Boy Scouts at 7:30. Tuesday night Lodge of Knights of Phythias meeting at 7:30. Thursday midweek choir -service at 7:30. Friday evening choir rehearsal at 7:30.

FIRST HONOR ROLL Supervising Principal John F. Howley, announced the first honor roll of pupils in the high school. The two year high school course was opened in September and the following pupils have been placed on the roll: Collura, Nicholas Czar, Anna Hawalka, Joseph Mantione, Nello Recetti. Freshmen--Grace Ambrose, Floria Centrilla, Helen De Paul, Rose De Vita, Celia Ferritte, Carmelia Liciata, Lynda Leiback, Millie Mantione, Anna Mariangelo, Mary Minichelli, Eleanor Minichelli, Rose Moscatelli, Catherine Occhiatio, Pace, Eleanor Panunti, Hilda Pega, Florie Rotan, William Sakalowkas, Catherine Sciandra, Andrew Wolak, Vera Passeri. Charles Seel, Theresa Simonchinni, COMMITTEE TO MEET The committee in charge of the testimonial dinner to be given for James A.

Moran and Paul Schwab, two Pittston Township men, will meet at the home of John Mo Carthy, Oak Street, Browntown, tomorrow afternoon at o'clock. The dinner will take place Saturday evening, February 22, at the Casino Hall on North Main Street. NITE OF PHUN TONIGHT All arrangements have been completed for the Nite of Phun to be conducted this evening by the local council of the Knights of Columbus at their home on William Street. The feature the evening will be presentation of the minstrel show by the newly organized a glee club. Refreshments will be served.

BROADCAST CHANGED Gospel on the Air broadcast generally heard Sunday night at 6:30 o'clock will be heard tomorrow at 3. Supervision of this broadcast is in charge of Rev. L. B. Bryden, Bible teacher and evangelist, but is now being conducted, by Calvin Hosier, in Mr.

absence. FALSE ALARM During the severe sleet storm Thursday evening at 12 a false alarm fire was sounded from Box 27, Main and Lambert Street This is the first time in many weeks the firemen have been called out. on false alarms. Gaming Devices Target Of Police in Crusade MICHAEL News Representative Dial 3-1514 I Miss Alice McCarry To Wed Frank Noone Miss, Alice McGarry, daughter of Mrs. Catherine McGarry, 16 LaGrange Street, this city, and Frank Noone, son of Mr.

and Mrs. William Noone, 1281 Main Street, Port Griffith, will be married this ing at 8:45 at St. John's Church by Rev. A. G.

Rafferty, cousin of the bride, who also celebrate a nuptial mass. Attendants will be Miss Catherine McGarry, sister- of the bride, and William Noone, brother of the bridegroom. Wedding breakfast will be served at Hotel Sterling and after a wedding trip to New York the couple will reside at. 14 Front Street, this city. The bride-elect is a of High School and well known throughout the community.

Mr. Noone is. a graduate of JenKing High School and is at Kelly and Mullin's Furniture Store. CARD PARTY CARD PARTY A card party will be held by Ladies' Auxiliary of Veterans of Foreign Wars, Monday evening at the post headquarters, 6 North Main Street. DAUGHTER BORN A daughter was born February 12 to Mr.

and Mrs. Carroll Walsh, Old Forge. Mr. re Walsh is a former West Pittston resident. Mrs.

Walsh was formerly Miss Betty Fallon, Old Forge. DAUGHTER BORN SEMPER PARATUS CLUB Annual dinner of Semper Paratus Club of St. James's Episcopal Church was held recently at Pioneer Tea Room, Kingston. Present: Ethel Trim, Mr. and Mrs.

Earl Davenport, Florence Myers, Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Evans, Elizabeth Coulter, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Reynolds, Naomi Myers, Mary CoulDr.

Stanley Stephens, John Martin, Wilson Hawk, Enoch Grobinski and William Myers. VALENTINE PARTY Seniors and Post Gradutes of St. John's High School were entertained last night at a valentine party at school library by members of the Junior classes. Decorations were in keeping with the day. OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY Mr.

and Mrs. John Keating, respected residents of Pittston Township, yesterday received numerous congratulatory messages from friends on the occasion of their 52nd wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Keating are pioneer township residents and have lived at 542 Broad Street for many years.

They were married in St. John's Church on February 14, 1884, and have eight children: James, Broad Street; Hubert, Philadelphia; William, Washington; Mrs. Robert Hamlin, Butler Street; Mrs. Thomas McDyer, Jersey City; Elizabeth, Esther Pittston Township teacher; teacher in Dupont Schools; and Mrs. Rose Armando.

TO GET PAY Teachers of Pittston Township will receive the January authorized at Thursday night's pay meeting of school board this morning at Miner's Savings Bank. The salary payment is the balance of special aid allocated from the state fund for impoverished school districts. HIP INJURED Joseph Mazur, 57, 1505 Dawson Street, Avoca, a laborer at Lancliffe Colliery, was admitted to Pittston Hospital last night at for treatment of an injured hip suffered in a coal fall. UNDERGOES OPERATION Mrs. F.

J. Conlon, Susquehanna in Avenue, West Pittston, is reported good condition at Pittston Hospital where she submitted to an appendicitis operation on Wednesday. HURT IN FALL Harry Boos, 22 Sand Street, was treated at Pittston Hospital yesterday morning at 3 for a scalp laceration suffered when he slipped. and fell on South Main Street. STORE ROBBED Angelo Serpe, 42 Oak Street, Browntown, reported yesterday morning to Pittston Police that a small store conducted by him at that address had been entered some time during the night and $150 taken together with WPA checks amounting to $135.

Entrance was gained through a side door which had been forced. Since the robbery occurred outside jurisdiction of Pittston Police, the complaint was referred to State Police. PITTSTON NOTES has Jacob Schiffman, William Street, General returned from New York City. committee of St. John's Lutheran Church will meet tomorrow morning after services.

Yesterday was the 37th anniversary of the death of Rev. John Finnen, beloved pastor St. John's Church for 41 years who died February 14, 1899. A sauerkraut supper will be held Monday night at St. Casimir's Church under auspices of Council of Catholic Women.

Westminister Auxiliary of First Presbyterian Church will hold its annual winter picnic on Monday at 6 at the manse. Thank offerings will be accepted. Committee arranging a testimonial to James A. Moran and Paul Schwab, recently elected Pittston Township officials will meet tomorzow afternoon at 3 at the home of John McCarthy in Browntown. The affair will be held February 22 at Casino Hall, North Main Street.

Miss Alice Doran, 156 Market Street, is ill at her home. A bingo party will be of the tomorrow night in the vestry room conducted of the synagog under the auspices Achim. sisterhood of Temple Agudah Mrs. Louis Feinstein, is formerly visiting Beatrice her Levin of this city Brooklyn, Mrs. H.

parents, Mr. and Levin, Broad Street. Dr. M. A.

Redington, Pine has treated resumed his practice after beStreet, ing for an ankle injury for several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. William Mr. and Mrs.

W. W. Hall Peck, and Mrs. H. J.

Mahon and Mr. of the reception committee are for members the testimonial dinner to be given by Wyoming Seminary Alumni in honof Dr. L. L. Sprague at Irem 22 at Temple, 6:30.

Wilkes Barre on February Plains Pastors List Sunday Services The following services have been announced by local pastors for tomorrow: Sacred Heart: R. J. J. Mulholland, pastor. Masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 and 12:15.

St. Joseph's Polish-Rev. N. S. Sosnowski, pastor.

Masses at 8, 9 and 10:45. Peter and Paul's Polish-Rev. Joseph B. Pilny, pastor. Masses at 8, 9, 10:30 and 12:15.

Midvale Settlement--Sunday School at 2, Fred Tilley, teacher. Miner Congregational -Rev. L. D. Thomas, pastor.

Morning service at 10. Sunday School at 11:15. Evening service at 6. Hudson Primitive Methodist Rev. Eber, Seymour, pastor.

Sunday School at 9:45. Morning worship at 11. Evening worship at 7. KLUK-WITT Miss Stella Witt, daughter of. Mrs.

Mary Witt, 19 Cotton Avenue, will be married this morning at 9 in SS. Peter and Paul's Polish Church to Stephen Kluk, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sebastian Kluk, Oak Street. Rev.

Joseph B. Pilny, pastor, will perform the ceremony. reception will follow at the home of the bride's parents, following which the couple will leave on a wedding trip to Niagara Falls. Frances Kluk will be maid of Chester Rogacki will be Other attendants will bonomand Miss Rose Major and Frank Sito. 'DANKO-SOTT Miss Helen Danko, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Andrew Danko, 67 Hancock Street, will be married on February 18 in St. Mary's Greek Catholic Church to Jacob son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sott, 49 Mercer Street.

Rev. Nicholas Chopey, pastor, will perform the ceremony. A wedding reception, will follow at the home of the bride's parents. ENTERTAINS SOCIETY Mrs. William Rae, East Carey Street, entertained members of Anna M.

Powell Missionary Society of Plains Methodist Episcopal Church on Tuesday night. Two new members were admitted. They are Miss Marjorie Thompson and Miss Marian Wall. Others present: Mrs. Ruth Clinton, Mrs.

Roy Hayes, Mrs. Charles Brader, Mrs. Hooper, Mrs. Grosdidier, Mrs. Ernest Telford, Mrs.

Fred Hobbs, Mrs. Parks, Mrs. Stanley Charnetski, Miss Ruth Jackman. SISTERS Mrs. Kathryn Navikevicias, Montreal, Canada, her sister, Mrs.

Anna Rasinfus, Courtright Avenue. It was the first time that they saw each other in 23 years. Mrs. Rasimus was born in Lithuania and left for America when her sister was but 12 years old and has resided in Plains since her marriage. Mrs.

Navikevicias came to Montreal six years ago and had been visiting in New York City as a guest of a Lithuanian paper, on which she is employed. On her retrip she stopped off to se her sister. BIRTHDAY PARTY Mr. Mrs. A.

M. Liptock, Abbott Street, entertained recently at a birthday party in honor of their daughter, Anna, who celebrated her 17th birthday anniversary. The guest of honor was presented with many gifts and table decorations were in Valentine colors. Vocal solos were given by Miss Laura Van Why and Ray Stein and guitar and violin selections by Stephina Olshefski and Madelon Lukowiak. Others present: Julia Masloski, Evelyn Tilley, Dorothy Hitt, Danny Griffiths, John Pelchar, Ralph Spencer, Nicholas Spak, Albert Blazes, Harry Penhale, Frank Pilwallis, Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Blazejewski and Mr. and Mrs. John Piltock. M.

S. S. CLUB MEETS M. S. S.

Club met yesterday in the Maffet Street School. A variety program was presented following the brief business session by pupils of Mr. Dove's room under direction of William Katsock and Anastasia Aniskevich, with the following taking part: Mary Poneschaski, Celestine Ceremba, Edward Polinski, Michael Melman, Adele Randall, Felix Isbitski, Alfred Sincavage, Margaret Miller, Anna Prochek, Agnes Kutch, Mary Wallace, Daniel Yursha, Emily Danko, Stella Wallace, Francis Willis and George Hirko. TO PRESENT DRAMAS Polish Women's Alliance, Group will present the two dramas, "Rebirth of Poland" and "Mother's Curse," for the benefit of the convent fund tomorrow afternoon in SS. Peter and Paul's parish hall, A matinee will be held at 2 with an evening performance for adults at 7.

Miss Victoria Nitch, city school teacher, has been directing the cast. WOMEN'S CLUB DINNER Assistant District Attorney Andrew J. Zawoiski will be toastmaster at the third annual dinner which will be held on Sunday night in the Dresden, South Washington Street. ENTERTAINS CLASS Mrs. George Adams, Mill Street, entertained her Sunday School Class at her home on Thursday night: Thelma James, Clarissa Williams, Lillian Davis, Minnie Davis, Doris James, Dorothy Ross, Jennie Williams, Maria Davies, Hayden James, Peter Hepburn, James Humble, Gilbert Adams, Daniel Davies, and Luther James.

PLAINS BRIEFS Blue Ridge Sporting' Club will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2 in Keil's, Oak Street, P. T. Brocious, Abbott Street, is slowly recuperating from a four weeks illness. Fidelis Sunday School Class of Plains Presbyterian Church will serve a Washington's Birthday tea on Wednesday night in the church parlors at 8. Mrs.

S. Germata, 12 Laurel Street, is ill. Mr. and Mrs. 'Fred Hess, West Carey Street, announces the birth of a daughter on Sunday at home.

Mrs. Elizabeth Kosko, Miner Street, is recuperating from an illness. Miss Margaret, Moran, Washington, is brief vacation at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Moran, South Main Street.

Grant Moore, Cook Street, is ill. Republican Men's Club of the First District will meet tomorrow afternoon at 1 in Cy's Place. Port Bowkley Cubs will meet tomorrow afternoon at 3 at the home In accordance with courthouse orders Mayor Evan J. Williams last night sent all members of the police department out with orders to warn proprietors of restaurants, beer emporiums, and other establishments to dispense with the single ball and pay off machines by noon today or be arrested for operating gaming devices. Policemen were ordered to warn even those proprietors whose establishments might be closed.

Proprietors not complying with the warning will be arrested and fined. Mayor Williams said last night the machines are on the order of slot machines and can be classed as gambling devices. In the last week he said, most of the machines were placed in the city. SUGAR NOTCH MRS. MARTIN LENAHAN 672 Main Street, Sugar Notch Dial 3-7924 SENIOR CARD PARTY card conducted Wednesday evening party, the high school auditorium under auspices of Senior Class was a success.

The following entertained: Phyllis Hartman, Bobby Keiser, Anna Piatt, Teresa Brunn, Lois Gibble, Mary Florence Brunn, Marjorie Cronauer and Betty Wich. A special prize was won by Miss Claire Maiers. Other prize winners were Mrs. Ralph Lewis, Gussie Fisher, Cecilia Brodginski, Regina Gavel, Helen Orazi, Alberta Miller, Helen Wenczek, Eugenia Malizewski, Gertrude Dougherty, Mary Conway, Ruth Phillips, Selina Cooney, Arline Sweeney, Peter Norkunas, Mary Carr, John Gudoski, Joseph Sevina, James Rooney, Eva Sabas, James Lenahan, Francis Galazin, Mrs. George McDonald, Margaret Hart, Edmund Mathews.

PERSONAL NOTES The following local graduates of Susquehanna University attended the alumni dinner at Hotel MallowSterling Wednesday evening: Prof. J. H. Finn, Misses in Anne Carlin, Mary Caffrey, Mae McDonald, Mary Carlin and Helen Caffrey. Arthur Deobold and John McKechnie have been appointed as additional stewards on the official board of Methodist Episcopal Church.

William Warner is ill at his home, 581 Main Street. and Bernard Shalata, 3, son of Mr. Mrs. Michael Shalata, 827 Main Street, received injuries to the right hand in an electric wringer at his home Wednesday. Following treatment at General Hospital, he was removed to his home.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Lenahan of West Main Street New York City. Miss Catherine Noonan of Oak Street has recovered from an illness.

of John Kuchemba, Poplar Street, to complete plans for the smoker which will be held on Washington's Birthday. John Mahon, Powell Street, is recuperating from illness. Amelia Papay, 16 Hopkins Street, is ill. John Lajkowsky, 15 Charles Street, is convalescing at his home from an illness. Rev.

Nicholas White of Scranton Primitive Methodist Church will be the guest minister at the evening service tomorrow night in Plains Primitive Methodist Church. Stanley Antosh, Cook Street, is recovering from injuries received in a recent mine accident. Me Port Memorial 'R' Bowkley Club Cubs basketball defeated team the on Wednesday night by the score of 32 to 17. Federated Russian Orthodox Clubs of Anthracite District will sponsor a dance tomorrow night in the Russian School, Cleveland Street. Harry Petrowsky, Old Forge, is general chairman of the affair.

Miss Amelia Jones entertained recently in honor of her cousin, Celia Janerich, Hudson Road, who celebrated her 19th birthday anniversary. Those present: Anne Dailey, William Jones, Evan Richards, Dorothy Allen, John Jones, Doris Davis, Joseph Bergstrasser, Doris Peterson, Stanley Antosh, Mathew Janerich, Frank Janerich, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Janerich and Ellis Roberts. Ladies' Auxiliary, Unit 558, will hold its monthly meeting on Tuesday night at 7:30 in Memorial High School, West Carey Street.

Eligible persons will be admitted to membership. Miss Alice Conlon will preside. Duryea PRE-LENTEN SOCIAL The Altar Society of Sacred Heart Church will hold its annual pre-Lenten social and dance next Tuesday evening in the parish hall on Stephenson Street. Mater's Junior orchestra has been engaged to furnish music for the old and new dances, and keno will be played for which valuable prizes have been donated. BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY Mr.

and Mrs. Kenneth Dolah entertained at their home recently in honor of Mrs. Dolan's brithday anniversary. Luncheon WAS served to Dorothy Si. O'Rourick, Margaret Scoda, Helen Shedler, Stella Penza, Nellie Drugallis, Anna May Komensky, Helen Komensky, Marcella Bolack, Rose Roslavage, Mary Krulack of Plains, Margaret Harnecky of Wilkes-Barre, Mrs.

Andrew Komensky, Mrs. Joseph Keller and Mrs. John Parzyck. VALENTINE PARTY group of friends was in attendance at a Valentine party which was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

John Crossman in honor of their daughter Miss Dorlene. Those present: Perry Ondricka, Edward Grybickl, James Collier, Bunny Ratchford, John Buleza, John Ecancho, Michael Antol, Peter Grala, Kenneth Dolan, Stanley Sapala, Francis Ward, Viola Shaffer, Anna Wollner, Marie Salansky, Edna Yancha, Martha Cure, Marion Stewarts, Katherine McHale, Celia Perog, Gertrude Kelley, Rose Kushuba and Helen Kocag. Pedestrian Dies of Shock Dwight M. Cavin, Prompton, died yesterday from shock after being struck by a truck which police said was operated by Leo McGinnis, Honesdale. Cavin is survived by his widow.

Alumnae Party Planned St. Ann's Academy Alumnae members are completing plans for an annual card party to be held at the Academy on Washington's Birthday anniversary,.