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and WILKES-BARRE RECORD, MONDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1939 Seventeen Toll Toll PITTSTON Charge Charge WEST PITTSTON-EXETER-DURYEA-DUPONT-WYOMING Mission Ends At St. John's Impressive services yesterday afternoon at St. John the Evangelist Church attended by some 1,500 men of the parish marked the end of a week's mission for men and was fitting conclusion of two weeks of devotion at that church, the most successful in the history of the parish. During the preceding week a mission for women and children of the parish was phy and Rev. John Geary, both conducted by Rev.

Edmund Murmembers of the Redemptorist Order, stationed at Philadelphia. In the closing sermon yesterday afternoon, Rev. Father Murphy spoke on "Means of Salvation" atand reminded the men tain eternal salvation they must strictly adhere to the Ten Comof the church and practice the mandments and the six precepts cardinal principles of love of God and neighbor. As an aid to this end, the eloquent missionary suggested frequent attendance at daily ments mass, and avoidance of the ocreception of the Sacracasion sin. Msg.

of. J. Boland, pastor of St. John's Church, spoke briefly and complimented the men upon their He also was celebrant of benedicregular attendance at devotions. tion of the Most Blessed Sacrament, assisted by Rev.

John L. J. Maher as deacon, Rev. Joseph Barry as and Rev. E.

J. Melley as master of ceremonles. Prior to benediction the papal Yesterday morning at 8 blessing was imparted. o'clock mass, the same number of men received communion in a body. Mass will be celebrated this morning for deceased of the parish and for all bishops, priests and nuns who at any time were connected with St.

John's Parish. Walter. 508 Luzerne Avenue- adv. SUPPER TONIGHT Azur Bible Class of St. Peter's Lutheran Sunday School, Hughestown, will hold a sauer kraut supper in the church parlor tonight beginning at 5.

Mothers will have charge in the kitchen. Young men of the classes of Albert will serve. Breymeier They are Clyde Monk, Robert and Fred Carichner Stahl, William Stahl, Kenneth Stahl, Thomas Cochran, Harold Koch, Theron Nill, Paul Carichner, Russell Clelland, Junior Craig, Ellsworth Tompkins, Donald Lumley, Howard Williams, Russell Krapf, Wilson Ramage, Glenn Stauffer, Harry Schmaltz, Marvil Nill, Allen HeckWarren Strubeck, Arthur Klein. Visit Emma's Tavern nightly for good food -Adv. and drinks.

Wyoming Men who will assist in preparing the basement for the bazar to. be held in the Baptist Church Wednesday evening will meet in the church tonight at 7:30. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Santelli of 180 Ninth Street entertained for their daughter Mary Louise on her eighth birthday.

Present: Mary Alice Hill, Doris Hughes, Carol Bartholomew, Carol Muir, Bonny Muir, Ranae Kluger, Mary Elizabeth Hileman, Betty Franklin, Jane Muir, Nancy Dickert, Mary DePetro, Joan Murdock, Doris May Martin. There will be a pork and sauerkraut, Church, supper served December at 13, the at 5. CarverCard party, sponsored by the Auxiliary of the bet American Legion Post 670 will held tomorrow evening. Players are to bring cards. Refreshments will be served.

Auxiliary of Post 670 will meet tonight at 7:30. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Ivor Mills of Chester at Nesbitt Memorial Hospital, on Friday a son, to be named John, Mrs. Mills was Miss Martha Gehris of Kingston.

She is niece of Mrs. L. Ton Evans of Institute Street. Mr. Mills is the son of Mr.

and Mre. William Mills of Susquehanna Avenue. WYOMING Theater Tonight: 7 and 9 JAMES CAGNEY PRISCILLA LANE in "The Roaring Twenties" CARNEY-DOYLE Miss Claire Marie, Doyle, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Doyle, 22 Winter Street, Browntown, and Joseph Carney.

Newark, son of James Carney, 3022 Pittston Avenue, Minooka, were married Saturday morning at 7 at St. John the Evangelist Church, by Rev. Joseph, L. Barry, celebrated E. Lynott, cousin of bride, and mass.

Attendants were, Miss Mary James O'Toole. Newark, The bride wore a street length dress of Chinese tea alpaca with softly shirred bodice, high neckline with gold necklace, full skirt and bracelet length sleeves. Her hat Was gold metalic of doll type and she had a hip-length fox jacket with a corsage of gardenias Her cousin wore a street length model of court blue alpaca with high neckline accentuated by. a brilliant necklace and with smooth flowing tucks across the entire skirt. The sleeves were bracelet length.

She had a silver metallic doll hat and also wore a silver fox jacket, chubby style, and had a corsage of white roses. Mrs. Carney is a graduate of St. John's High School and East Stroudsburg State Teachers' College and had been a teacher in Pittston Township Schools. Mr.

Carney is a graduate of St. John's High School, Scranton, and is employed by Westinghouse Electric Company at Newark. Breakfast was served at Hotel Jermyn, Scranton. There was a reception later at the home of the bride's parents. GREBECK-LAPSANSKY Miss Mary Lapsansky, daughter of Mrs.

Elizabeth Lapsansky, 1372 Main Street, Port Griffith, and John Grebeck, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Grebeck, 1351 Main Street, also of Port Griffith, were married Saturday morning at 10 at St Joseph's Polish Church, Port Griffith, by the pastor, Rev. Vincent Beyma. Attendants were Kathryn Tichy and Joseph Lapsansky, brother of the bride.

A reception was held at the bride's home. After trip to New York, Mr. and Mrs. Grebeck will live in Port Griffith. NICHOLSON-M'HALE Announcement is made of the marriage of Mrs.

Anna McHale, 26 Prospect Street, this city, and Alvin Nicholson, Reynolds Street, Hughestown, which took place at St. John's rectory Rev. on October 19 of this year with Joseph L. Barry, officiating. Attendants were Miss Ann McHale, William daughter of Mrs.

McHale, and Sheridan, Avoca. Mr. and Mrs. Nicholson will live on Prospect Street. ARRIVALS Three births were recorded yesterday at Pittston Hospital.

Daughters were born there to Mr. and Mrs. James Allardyce, 34 Swallow Street, this cityoand to Mr. and Mrs. Rossi, Exeter Avenue, Exeter.

A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Warunek, 403 Penn Avenue, Dupont. PITTSTON NOTES Pittston Council, Knights of Columbus, will meet tonight at 8 at rooms, 44 South Main Street. Lithuanian Women's Club of Sebastopol will meet tonight at 7 in Nachunis Hall.

Conlon Public Speaking Class affiliated with Pittston. Council, Knights of Columbus, will morrow night at 44 South Main Street. Sam Maranco, Louis Saitta and Charles Mendola, this city, killed a seven-point buck weighing 185 pounds on Friday at Noxen Township. Thomas King, 517 South Main Street, Sebastopol, is recovering from burns of both legs suffered while at work at No. 7 Shaft of Ewen Colliery.

Mrs. B. J. McGuire, chairman of the reception committee for the Christmas charity ball of Pittston Hospital Auxiliary on December 28 recently entertained aids at an informal tea at her home on York Avenue, West Pittston. Mrs.

Austin L. Prynn, wife of the pastor of First Methodist Church, left yesterday for Cincinnati to tend several meetings. Mrs. Prynn is a member of the committee on literature and publications and of missionary co-ordination of children's work in the new Methodist Church. Representatives of the Dry Cleaning Specials Men's Suits Cleaned and Pressed 690-2 for $1.25 Dresses Cleaned and Pressed, for $1.00 Piccone Tailor Shop 104 EIGHTH STREET, WYO.

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285 Wyoming Ave. Phone Pittston 158 Phone Wyoming 286 SCRANTON OLD FORGE Washington Ave. and Walnut 207 North Main St. Phone Scranton 8-1231 Phone Mopsie 131 Phone Phone Ne Tull No Tell NANTICOKE 3-2131 Charge ALDEN SHEATOWN WEST NANTICOKE GLEN LYON-HANOVER-WANAMIE Township Eagles Will Initiate Candidates Lyon Aerie 2160 Fraternal Order of Eagles, will initiate a presidente class candidates into the order on Wedneeday night in Newport Township American Legion Home. Over 20 candidates have already been accepted.

President John Snopkowski expects this number will be increased to at least 30. Past presidents, who are captains of teams in the membership drive, are: Thomas Antolik, Joseph Lerda, Jouph Mras, Edward Schrader and Victor Misavage. Anthony Beeunas to Assume Office Today Anthony Beeunas, Wanamie, will be sworn in as a member of Newport Township School Board at a reorganization meeting tonight at 5:30 in the high school annex, Wanamie. Joseph Sergott the will begin another term on board, having been reelected. A president and vice-president will be elected.

BREVITIES William Womelsdorf, Sheatown, shot a 7-prong buck weighing 170 pounds on Friday afternoon while hunting on the farm of Charles Hontz, Lily Lake. Mrs. Charles Puckey, South Hanover Street, observed her 77th birthday anniversary yesterday. She received many gifts and flowers. Miss Betty Puckey, East Main Street, etudent at Penn State College, epent the week end at home.

Joseph Rozimovicz, 52, of 234 West Noble Street, was treated yesterday morning at 8:30 in Nanticoke General Hospital for injuries to his head. ARRIVALS A son was born Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Waligorski, 290 East Grand Street, in Nanticoke General Hospital on Saturday morning. A daughter was born to Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas Ritchie, Robert Street, Sheatown, in Nanticoke General Hospital Saturday night. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Klim, R.

D. 1, Wapwallopen, in Nanticoke General Hospital yesterday morning. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Bruce D.

R. D. 1, Benton, in Nanticoke General Hospital yesterday afternoon. A daughter, Kathleen, was born to Mr. and Mrs.

James Mooney, 517 Orchard Street. Warrior Run, on November 28. The mother is the Mise Kathleen Kennedy of Nanticoke. CLASS PLANS PARTY Alvid Class' of First Methodist Church will hold a Christmas party Tuesday night at 7:45 in the church. Each person is asked to bring an inexpensive gift and Ivory soap wrappers which members have been saving.

DEVOTIONS BEGIN Forty hours devotions opened with a solemn procession following mass yesterday morning at St. Joseph's Slovak Church of which Rev. John M. Puskar is pastor, Masses will be read today tomorning at 5, 7, 8 and 9. Services will be held tonight and tomorrow night at 7.

Confessions will be heard in the morning and evening. JONES-ROHON Miss Henrietta Rohon, daughter of Mre. Victoria Rohon, 116 East Union Street, and John W. Jones, son of Mr. and.

Mrs. John W. Jones, 562 East Main Street, were married on July 28, 1988, at Hagerstown, Md. Attendants were Mr. and Mrs.

John Nethercott. They will reside at 230 Prescott Avenue, Scranton. ACCORDION CLASS play the accordion will inPersons interested in learning, to structions at classes being sponsored by recreational and educational division of WPA. Enrollment will be held at Pulaski School tonight from 6 to 10. three churches that have been united form the committee which will formulate plans to be acted upon at the general conference to be held in the Spring.

(More SUBURBAN NEWS on Page 18) West Pittston Reorganization meeting of the school board, will be held tonight. A. E. Corby and John Scrimgeour, reelected, will their oaths of' office and credentials. A president and will be elected.

Nancy Lee Kocher, Montgomery Avenue, is ill. Jennie Morris, Wyoming, is visiting her sister, Mrs. George White, Delaware Avenue. Phalanx Fraternity will meet at 7:30 tonight in Y. M.

A. Trinity Guild, Trinity Episcopal Church, will meet tonight with Miss Betty Kuschel, Fourth Street. A Christmas program has been arranged for the meeting in Wyoming Institute Friday night by West Side Union Christian Endeavor. Chautauqua Circle will meet with Mrs. H.

C. Hoover, 232 Spring Street, tomorrow, night. Young People's Fellowship, Trinity Episcopal Church, will hold a covered dish and social tonight in the parish room. Edward Yakobitis, 18; of 604 Montgomery Avenue, shot an eightpoint deer at Meadow Run, Friday. Garden Village Circle 394 of Protective Home Circle will meet tonight at 7:30 with Mrs.

M. B. Works, 211 Franklin Street. Miss Blanche Williams, Lacoe Street, entertained Friday evening for Miss Betty Hurrey, bride-elect. Present were Mrs.

Barbara Corby, Mrs. Thomas Maloney, Mrs. William Coleman, Mrs. Philip Roselio, Mrs. Joseph Wilverding, Mrs.

Ruth Sweeney, Mrs. George Hurrey, Mrs. Jessie Hurrey, Mrs. Charles B. Capper, Mrs.

Leona Deardon, Mrs. John Hurrey, Mrs. Bert Vanderburg. Mrs. Obie Williams, Mabel Rozelle.

Tigue, Dorothy McQueen, Mildred Egan, Glendora Woods, Dorothy Williams, Eleanor Sweeney, Jack Hurrey, Richard Sweeney, Obie Williams, Obie Williams, Jr. ROOSEVELT THEATER SWOYERVILLE TONIGHT and "IN NAME ONLY" with CAROLE LOMBARD CARY GRANT- -KAY FRANCIS: DONALD. DUCK CARTOON Phone No Toll No Toll 2-2121 PLYMOUTH 2-2121 unarge Uharge LARKSVILLE-EDWARDSVILLE-EAST BRESLAU Bibles Displayed At Church Service A display of Bibles of different ages, languages and modern translations featured a service marking the opening of Bible Week at First Presbyterian Church last night, when the congregation of First Methodist Church joined in worship. The Scriptures were read in 10 different languages. Rev.

George G. pastor of First Methodlet Church, and Rev. G. Hale Bucher, pastor of First Presbyterian Church, spoke briefly 'How We Got the Bible We Have During the morning service in First Presbyterian Church the pastor's brother, Rev. Henry H.

Bucher, preached on "Crusading for Christ in China." Rev. George H. Bucher, father of the two ministers, baptized Priscilla Jo, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Henry H.

Bucher. Singing of old Welsh tunes featured a special service last night in Pilgrim Congregational Church. Reese Rowley directed and the the pastor preached on "The contribution of. the Welsh to Our Religious Thinking." Responses and 8 solo were sung by Miss Edith Cosslett. Musical Shilale, arrangements Laura were Jones, by Mrs.

Henry. S. Jones and Mrs. Sheldon Thomas. ACTIVITIES Borough council will meet this afternoon at 2 in Town Hall.

Officers will be nominated at meeting of St. Stephen's Y. M. A. tonight at 8 in parish hall clubrooms.

Wadhams Street. Home Missionary Society of Methodist Church will meet tonight at 7:30 in church parlors. Shawnee Post. 463, American Legion Auxiliary, will meet Tuesday night at 7:30 in the post home. (More SUBURBAN NEWS on Page 18) PASSES EXAMINATION Miss Margaret L.

West. 151 West Shawnee Avenue, has passed State board, examinations for registered She is the daughter of Mr. and nurses. Mrs. Thomas A.

West and graduated from Wilkes-Barre General Hospital Training, School this year. Luzerne Druggist Is Chosen As Council Member Fred Pritchard, local druggist, was appointed as a member of Luzerne Borough Council at an adjourned meeting Saturday to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Eugene Brennan who takes his seat as a school director at the reorganization of Luzerne School Board tonight. Shortly after Saturday's meeting started Mr. Brennan resigned 88 chairman. Cornelius Boyle, veteran first ward councilman, was then elected chairman.

Only five of the eight councilmen were present. They were Frank Sobeck, Thomas F. Barry, Eugene Brennan, C. H. Ahrendts, and C.

A. Boyle. Absent were Bernard Dukinas, Stanley Evans and John Strish. Terms of Frank Sobeck, C. A.

Boyle, John Strish and Stanley Evans expire on January 1. They will be replaced on council by four new members. All saws and skates sharpened by machines, door checks repaired. ton Key and Repair Shop. Dial 7-9447.

-adv. LUZERNE NOTES Ladies' Aid of the Sacred Heart Church will be entertained Tuesday night by Mrs. Harry Kane, Walnut Street. Those in charge: Mrs. Patrick Casey, Mrs.

Joseph Litz, Mrs. Kane. An important meeting of AmerIcan Legion Post 525 will be held Wednesday night in the Legion rooms. Christmas party of the King's Daughter's Sunday School Class will be held in the church Tuesday at 6:30. Epworth League will hold covered dish social in the Methodist Church on Tuesday, December 12.

Day Memorial Bible Class of the Presbyterian Church will hold its Christmas party tonight at the home of Mrs. S. A. Gamble, 284 Bennett Street. Ladies' Society of the Presbyterian Church will hold its turkey supper Wednesday starting at 5:30.

A bazar will follow the supper. Swoyerville Attraction playing at Roosevelt Theater tonight will be "In Name Only," featuring Carole Lombard, Kay Francis and Cary Grant. There also will be a Donald Duck cartoon. Shows will be at 7 and 9. Edwardsville RECEIVES HONOR Friends and neighbors of William Williams, councilman-elect from testimonial the in Seventh his honor Ward, held Saturday night.

Present: Mr. and Mrs. William Williams, Mr. and Mrs. William Aubrey, Mr.

and Mrs. John Y. Williams, Mr. and Mra. Edward Watkins, and Mrs.

Golightly, Mrs. Michael Yarrish, Mre. Patrick McAdara, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Walters.

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rowlands, Mr.

and Mrs. James Eagen, Mrs. Nellie K. Mrs. Jones, Jennie Mrs.

Minnie Jones, Noone, Mre. Leah Lewis, Mrs. Mary Davis, Richard Richards, Richard Row. lands, Mrs. David L.

Davis, Richard Roberts. BREVITIES The camp of Jack Malusis at Croops Glen has d'isbanded for the season and Walter Sternick and Michael Berdy, operators, have returned home. Prayer service will be held tonight at 7:30 in Edwards's Memorial Congregational Church. Council is scheduled to meet tonight at 8 in Town Hall. Columbia Hose Company will meet tonight at 7:30 in Arch Street hose house.

Men's Club of Immanuel Baptist Church will meet tonight at 7:80 in the church. American Progressive League will meet tonight at 7:30 in Town Hall. GRAND, and Edwardsville 0 P. M. MICKEY ROONEY JUDY GARLAND -In "BABES IN ARMS" Phone 2-2131 No Toll KINGSTON No Tell 4am Charge WEST SIDE FORTY FORT LUZERNE COURTDALE PRINGLE William Schimmel Takes Office Today William Schimmel, local contractor, will be sworn in as school director this afternoon, when Nanticoke School Board reorganizes at 3:30 in the high school.

He will succeed Dr. J. A. Norstedt who did not aspire for reelection. Dr.

J. Harold Beckley, president of the board, will begin another term, having been reelected. The board will remain in its present status with Republicans in the majority. The reorganization meeting will be preceded by an adjourned session during which unfinished business will be transacted. Regular meeting of the board will be held Thursday afternoon at 3:30.

The high school athletic council will reorganize Tuesday afternoon at 3:30. WILL HOLD PARTY Members of Loyalty Class of First Methodist Church- Sunday School will hold their "Loyalty Sister Party" tonight in social parlors of the church following a business session. Mrs. H. R.

Harrison will lead devotions and Miss Carrie Vivian will have charge of the program. Mrs. Clara Nadolney will sing and Miss Beth Mace will give a reading. A sketch will be presented by several members of the class. Loyalty sisters will be disclosed and gifts exchanged.

Miss Etta Davis is teacher Mrs. of the class. Hostesses will be Edward Keiser, Mrs. L. M.

Van Orshale, Mrs. James Cooper, Mrs. Roy Tinsley and Miss Ann Vivian. PERSONALS Mrs. Viola Beckley, wife of Dr.

J. Harold Beckley, 174 East Green Street, had an operation Saturday at Mercy Hospital. Miss Gertrude Kohlbraker has returned Shamokin after visitIng her sister Mrs. F. H.

Kohlbraker, East Main Street. Miss Helen Puckey, South Hanover Street, is a patient in Nanticoke General Hospital, where she had an operation on Thursday. Joseph Bialko, 5 Loomis Street, 160 shot an 8-prong buck, weighing pounds while hunting in Columbia County on Friday. Leonard Markowski, Dewey Park, caught a pike, which measured 26 inches and weighed five pounds, will fishing in Wyoming County. Ashley HVIZDOS-WOLOWIE The marriage of Miss Anna Wolowie, daughter of Mrs.

Agnes Buluck of New York, and Andrew Hvizdos, son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hvizdos, 125 Simpson Street, Swoyerville, took place in St. Mary's Greek Church, November 25. The ceremony was performed by Rev.

John A. Fiffick. Miss Helen Wolowie was maid of honor and Margaret Hvizdos, Olga Wolowle, and Olga Smolin of New York were bridesmaids. Mrs. Mary Chmil was matron of honor.

Ted John Medon Charles was Yozenski, Wolowie best man. Andrew and seicholerg Smolin, New York. The bride wore a gown of white brocade satin with a sweetheart neckline, the skirt terminating in a long train. Her vell of illusion was trimmed with gardenias and lilies of the valley. She carried an arm bouquet of white roses, gardenias and pompons.

The maid of honor wore a raisin taffeta gown with a sweetheart neckline and a hoop, skirt. She wore peacock blue accessories and carried American beauty roses showered with pompons. The bridesmaids wore peacock taffeta gowns fashioned with sweetheart necklines and hoop skirts with dubonnet accessories. They carried American beauty roses showered with pompons. The matron of honor wore a gown of American beauty satin and wore a corsage of American beauty roses and pompons.

Monthly meeting of borough council scheduled for tonight has been postponed until later in the of George Ichter, week according to paramouncement night. Ashley Post 673, American Legion, will meet Tuesday night instead of Thursday to consider action on the recent court decision on the alien lawe. Ashley Businessmen's Association will meet Tuesday night at 8 in council chambers in the town hall to take action on an important matter. Ashley Fleetwing basketball team will meet in Town Hall tonight at 7:30 to plan for the coming season. Men's Bible Class of Methodist Church will meet in parish house at 7:30.

A play, "'Thie Human Coil," will be given by five men of Kingston Presbyterian Church. Motion pictures, business and refreshments will complete the program. Epworth League play rehearsal will be held tonight at 7:30 in Methodist conference room. Christmas basket committee will meet Tuesday night at 8 in Town Hall. Virginia and Carol Field of Ross Street were week-end guests of Mr.

and Mrs. David Fetterman at Wanamie. Wilson of New York was a week end visitor in Ashley. Paul Funke of Brown Street visited in New York over the week end. Edson Shannon of Vine Street has returned from Philadelphia.

Ralph Williams of Ashley Street saw the Army-Navy game. Mary Tudgay of Harrisburg spent the week end at her home on Mary Street. Larksville INSTALL OFFICERS Sons of Legion of Larksville Post 655 installed these officers at a recent meeting: Captain, Patrick Taharur; first lieutenant, Joseph Hanlos; second lieutenant, John Adams; chaplain, Joseph Kravitz; adjutant, Joseph Sullivan; sergeant at Albert Post Commander Joseph Handlos, Dr. John Lavin, Wilkes-Barre, Walter Kuynar, Thomas Hanion and Joseph Kraynak spoke, LARKSVILLE Theater "THE REAL GLORY Tonight WithGary Cooper -David Niven 15c- Adults -15c Outstanding Picture At Shawnee Theater Shawnee Theater presents as its feature attraction tonight and toant film successes of the year. morrow night one of the importSmith Goes to Washington," starring James Stewart and Jean Arthur, the picture also features such outstanding players as Edward Arnold, Kibbee.

Claude Rains and Guy Due to the unusual length of the picture, Manager William Roberta has announced that Arst show will at 6:30 each evening. Veterans of Foreign Wars Convene Here -adv. BRISLIN-ZAREMBA Members of Post 1425, Veterans of Foreign Wars, were hosts to about 100 representatives of posts through the county at a council yesterday afternoon American Legion Home, Center Shawnee-Plymouth Auxiliary to the post entertained delegates of Anthracite Council in P. 0. S.

of A. Hall. A business session in the afternoon preceded supper which was served in the evening. PRESTON-ISAACS Miss Eva Isaacs, daughter of Mrs. Eva Isaacs, 155 Walnut Street, and Edward A.

Preston, Dallas, were married on November 18 at Stroudsburg by Rev. Edward A. Blott. Mr. Preston is employed at Vulcan Iron Works.

They on Huntsville Road, Dallas. PLAY IS GIVEN Sodality of St. Vincent's Church presented a play, "A Good Girl in the last night before a lorromaudience in the school audlRev. Norman Irwin' of St. Church, Wilkes-Barre, spoke.

sang and an orchestra, directed by Patrick J. Finley, played. Cast: Gertrude Byrd, Rita Russell, Margaret Shovlin, Catherine Burke, Betty Ayres, Elinore Coggins, Ruth Convery. PERSONALS A. J.

Young and his sons, Hamilton R. Young and Prof. Gail B. Young, saw the Army-Navy game in Philadelphia Saturday. Mr.

and Mrs. Stanley Suprum, 183 Davenport Street, observed their 29th wedding anniversary on Saturday, Dr. B. J. Mileski, Clement Maslowski and John Boguski saw the New York Giants-Washington Red Skins football game yesterday in New York.

Mr. and Mrs. Herman Gregory, West Main Street, Mr. and Mrs. William Betterly and Lois Houghton, Kingston, have returned after spending 10 days with relatives at Kimberly and Montgomery, W.

Va. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Masavage, Rutgers, N. spent the with local relatives.

Mr. Mesavage is coach at Rutgers College. Mr. and Mrs. R.

E. Parker, Downing Street, observed their 46th wedding anniversary on Saturday. All saws and skates sharpened machines, door checks repaired. KingsKey and Repair Shop. Dial 7-9447.

Miss Helen Zaremba, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Zaremba, 747 Mill Street, James M. Brislin, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas Brislin. 27 Major's Lane, were married August Szufladowicz, 29 by Rev. Sr Stanley herd Polish pastor of Good ShepNational Church, East Main Street. Attendants were Miss Valeria Wygosh and Richard Faux, both of Nanticoke. The couple are residing at 450 West Shawnee Avenue.

OPEN HOUSE Open house will be held by Shawits home, 33 Center Avenue, tonight. nee Post 463, American Legion, The public will have an opportunity to inspect the home, which has been newly renovated, between 7 and 9 and will be escorted through the building by members of the post. PLATFORM CHARRED Loading platform at Breslau- Lynwood Supply Company, 186 West Main Street, was charred Saturday morning at 11, when flames from a rubbish fire spread to the building. Fire Company No. 3 reand extinguished the blaze with chemicals.

Sparke from an electric torch being used to weld machinery are believed to have started the fire in the pile of rubbish. Orange FEDERATION ORGANIZED Wesley Lewis, Mt. Zion, was elected president of the Three-point Men's Federation organized by 54 men from Carverton, Mt. Zion and Orange communities at the Mt. Zion church.

Others elected: vice presldent Frank Parrish, Carverton: secretary-treasurer, rv a 1 Cain, Orange. Rev. Austin L. Prynn, pastor of Pittston First Methodist Church, spoke on the challenge now facing men in the church. Men of the host church served refreshments.

Music was in charge of Marvin Young of Drums and Ray Stearn of Hazleton. Rev. Charles H. Gilbert is pastor of Carverton, Mt. Zion and Orange Methodist churches.

Kingston Twp. SOCIETY MEETS Ladies' Aid of Trucksville Methodist Church met the church on Thursday afternoon with Mrs. William Gregory presiding. Hostesses were Mrs. Karl Stock, Mrs.

William Strausser, J. Lear Wagner, Mrs. W. N. Thomas and Mrs.

Elizabeth Warden. Plans were made for the motion picture entertainment Tuesday night in the church. Nominating committee appointed: Mrs. M. M.

Lloyd, Mrs. J. B. Schooley, Mrs. S.

D. Finney. Mrs. Aquilla Hubbell, was welcomed to membership. present: Mrs.

Louis Schuler, Mrs. W. D. Roberts, Mrs. Harold Yorkes, Mrs.

B. C. Post, Mrs. David Daniels, Mrs. Charles Norris, Mrs.

Emily Hazletine, Mrs. M. M. Lloyd, Mrs. Wilson Cease, Mrs.

Earl Gregory, Mre, Ray Fin- SHAVER THEATER Tonight and Tuesday "I STOLE A MILLION" with GEORGE RAFT CLAIRE TREVOR Coniedy, Football 'Short, News All Day Meeting Is Planned Wednesday Beach will lead devotions at 12. A Christmas luncheon will be served at 12:30 by Mrs. John Ruggles, Mrs. Harry Ruggles, assisted by Mrs. J.

E. Martin, Mrs. Earl A Price, Mrs. T. J.

Wenner, Mrs. Allison Miller, Mrs. James Adams, Mrs. Eleanor Richards, Mrs. Fred Nicely, Miss Nellie Grover and Miss Kate Williams.

Women's Foreign and Home Missionary Societies will meet jointly 1:30. textbook, "Women and the Way," will be reviewed by Mrs. Elizabeth Easton. Mrs. Ernest H.

Bennett on "A Symposium of Unification." "Temperance" will be the subject of Mrs. Ben S. Vercoe. Mrs. C.

E. Stevens will have charge of subjects for be a feature. women of young people. Christmas music the church are invited. PLAN INITIATION Initiation of new members on Friday night was planned by members of Blessed Virgin Sodality of St.

Mary's Lithuanian Church yesterday morning followings mass. Reports were dance held by the sodality recently. Women's Society of Kingston Methodist Church will hold an all day meeting on Wednesday. Ladies' Aid will be the first to meet. The session will begin at 11 with Mrs.

Charles L. March, president, in charge. Mrs. Charles D. Finney, Mrs.

William Gregory, Mrs. Howard Ide, Mise Thomas, Mrs. Hubbell. AT THE SHAVER George Raft and Claire Trevor have the leading roles in the picture, "I Stole Million," which will be Shaver Theater's feature film for tonight and Tuesday night. There also will a comedy, football short and news reel.

SURPRISE PARTY A farewell surprise party was given recently for Mrs. Harry Weiss of Main Road, Trucksville, who will move soon to Philadelphia. The affair was held at the home of Miss Edith Weidner, Trucksville. Other guests: Mrs. Fred Houghwout, Mrs.

Cedric Griffith, Mrs. William Strausser, Mrs. Jack Mrs. Henry Kahn, Mrs. Louis Roushey, Mrs.

a Noah Wilcox, Mrs. Harry Owens, Blanche Atherholt. Mrs. Burton Darrow, Mrs. Ruth Bytheway, Mra.

Fred Turner. Mrs. Robert W. Gardner, Emily Fisher, Betty DeBolt, Thelma Bulford, Georgina Weidner, Mrs. Henry Strausser, Mrs.

Sam Davis, Mrs. Clifford Johnson, Mrs. Thomas Ayre, Mrs. William Lohman, Mrs. Howard Ide, Mrs.

Lansford Norris, Mrs. Laing Coolbaugh, Mrs. James Trebilcox, Mrs. Weidner, Mrs. Donald Anderson.

ney, Mrs. E. P. Mrs. Keller, Mrs.

Clar- M. cuce Roushey, Harry Savacool, Mre. Herbert Williams, Mrs. David Williams, Mrs. Sheldon Jones, Mrs.

J. B. Schooley, Mrs. S. Forty Fort PRESBYTERIAN NOTES At Stella Presbyterian Church: Tonight, Ushers' Club Christmas at home of John Davies; Tuesday, Ladies' Aid Fair in church basement; December 13, Woman's Missionary with Mrs.

Ray Thomas, 70 Durkee Street. At Forty Fort Presbyterian: Friday, Ladies' Society Christmas tea and bazar afternoon and night in the ladies' parlor. Aprons, fancy work, novelties will be displayed. TO ELECT OFFICERS Ushers' Club of Stella Presbyterian Church will meet tonight at 8 at home of John R. Davies, 45 Street.

William McCleland, president, will preside. Nominating committee of Harry Farmer, John R. Davies and Charles Bicking will give its report and officers will be elected. On account of death West Side Market will remain closed all day Monday. -adv.

W. C. T. U. TO MEET Forty Fort W.

C. T. U. will meet Tuesday night at 8 in Methodist Church. For your plumbing, repairs, Call Charles P.

Crosby, 7-8130. -adv. (More SUBURBAN NEWS on Page 18) Dallas MT. VALE PARTY Vale Council held a card party Wednesday night in the I. O.

0. F. Hall. Prizes were won by Mrs. Mabel Davis and Mrs.

Sterling Meade. Walter Covert, Ella Frantz, Iva Jones, Arthur Dungey, William Whispell, Steve J. T. Kach. Herbert Lundy, Mr.

and Mrs. C. B. Williams, Fred Honeywell, Rev. J.

J. O'Leary, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stookey, Mr. and Mre.

J. H. Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. A.

S. Stitzer, Mr. A. L. Scott, Mrs.

Agnes Elston, Mrs. A. L. Kunkle, Mrs. Della Isaacs, Mrs.

S. Kunkle, Mrs. Anna Richards, Mrs. M. C.

Murse, Mr. and Mrs. Giles Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Criston Gallup, Mr.

and Mrs. C. J. Eipper, Mr. and Mra.

J. S. Adametz. Mr. and Mrs.

M. T. Walko, Anna J. Whispell, Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Wallo, Mrs. Mary Kamor, Mr. and Mrs. Gideon Miller, Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Disque, Sterling Kitchen, Mr. and Mrs. John Hanlis, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Schmerer, Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Jewel, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Rydd, Mrs. A.

Herdman, Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Meade. DALLAS NOTES "The Women," the picture all about men but in no men appear, will be shown tonight and Tuesday night at the Himmler Theater, Dallas. The cast is headed by Norma Shearer, Joan Craw.

ford. Rosalind Russell and Joan Fontaine. Idetown Sunday School board will meet tonight in the church parlors to elect officers. Mrs. Clifford Ide recently entertained her pinochle club.

Present: Mre. Ernest Smith, Mrs. Charles Kinsman, Mrs. Forster Hutchins, Mrs. Francis Lewis, Mrs.

Henry Shupp, Mrs. Earl Crispell, Mrs. Howard Hontz, Mrs. Donald Frantz. Prizes were won by Mrs.

Francis Lewis and Mrs. Howard Hontz. Himmler Theater Dallas -Tonight and Tuesday JOAN CRAWFORD NORMA SHEARER in "THE WOMEN" Also Cartoon I NEW DRIVE BEGUN FOR AVENUE PAVE Herman C. Kersteen, chairman of Kingston Council, is again heading a movement of having Wyothing Avenue paved. Earlier in the year Mr.

Kersteen urged the 1m- provement but State Highway Department said no funds were availthe project included on the State's able. He is a now seeking to have spring paving program. During a recent meeting of Kingston Business Men's Association, Mr. Kersteen sponsored a motion to have the association request the work be done. Presbyterian Women Will Meet Wednesday Church Women of Kingston Presbyterian will meet Wednesday in Margaret Memorial Chapel.

Women's Guild will meet at 11 fold repair junior choir gowns and to gauze for hospitals abroad. this Luncheon will be served at 12:30 by committee: Mrs. George Turrell, Mrs. chairman; Mrs. Robert Clark, Montz, John Scheifly, Mrs.

Harry Mrs. Fred Leary, Mrs. E. J. Poe, Keller, Mrs.

J. B. Harris, Mrs. Ralph Mrs. Stanley Theis and Mrs.

Herbert Smith. A circle of prayer will be held at 1:15. Foreign and national missionary societies will meet at 1:30. Mrs. G.

G. Stillman will lead devotions. The book, "Homeland Harvest," will be reviewed by Mrs. Russell Zimmerman, Republican Women Hold Yule Party Sixty members of Sixth Ward Republican Women's Club held Christmas party Friday night following a business session at the home of Mrs. M.

C. Eavenson, 373 Ridge Avenue. Mrs. George Gimber A feature presided at the meeting. arrival of the party was the of Santa Claus to the of jingling bells.

He read letters peal and Whitebread distributed gifts. Miss Phyllis played piano solos and William Phillips gave a reading. Hostesses' committee which served refreshments included Mrs. Eavenson, Mrs. Harry Dunstan, Mra.

Reese Davis and Mra. W. G. Williams. Triduum Will Be Held At St.

Ignatius Parish A triduum In honor of the Im maculate Conception will be held at St. Ignatius' Church on Wednes day, Rev. Thursday and Friday nights John Vanston, missionary of the Passionist Order, will have charge of the services each night at 7:30. On the final evening young who are now members will be women enrolled into the Sodality of the Biessed Virgin with the installation ritual in charge of Rev. Father Vanston.

Yuletide Decorating To Be Started Today Wyoming Avenue Market, the Street Christ- and Decorating of mas season by Kingston Business Association will be started today. Five miles of ground pine will be strung along both sides of the thoroughfares. Entrances to the borough from four directions will be decorated in arches with a sign on each reading, "Kingston Welcomes You." Merchants having the most attractively decorated fronts of their stores will receive cash prizes. DR. NORTH SPEAKS Dr.

Eric M. North, New York, head of the American Bible Society, preached yesterday morning at Kingston Methodist Church in connection with the beginning of Bible Week. The pastor, Dr. Norman W. Clemens, preached last night on "The Coming of the Kingdom." TO MEET JOINTLY Kingston Camp 234, P.

O. S. of will meet with Camp 137, Plymouth at a district convention tonight. Elmer J. Lynn, president of District 2, will preside.

All, saws and skates sharpened by machines, door checks repaired, Kingston Key and Repair Shop. Dial 7-9447. -adv. CLASS TO MEET Men's Class of Kingston Methodist Church will tonight at 7:30. Salvation Army, band of Wilkes-Barre will program and reports on the campaign conducted last week to raise funds to pay off the church debt will be heard.

H. H. Potter is chairman of the soliciting committee. Professor Leroy Bugbee of Wyoming Seminary spoke yesterday at a meeting of the class which was attended by 103 men. TO SELL SOUP E.

M. B. Class of Westmoor Church of Christ will sell vegetable soup each Tuesday from 11:30 to 1:30. On Wednesday night at 7:30 the class will sponsor a song service and motion pictures. ARRIVAL Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Marinko of 259 Wyoming Avenue have an nounced the birth of a son on December 1 at Wilkes-Barre General Hospital. ANNUAL TURKEY SUPPER Women's Auxiliary and St. Mary's Junior Auxiliary of the Grace Episcopal Church will hold their annual turkey supper Wednesday evening at 5:80 in the parish house. AUXILIARY TO MEET St.

Mary's Junior Auxiliary of Grace Episcopal Church a will meet tonight at 8 at the home of Mrs. Frank Bowman, East Street. Mrs. Walter Price and Mrs. David Jones will be the other hostesses.

Dimities Aprons, and for Prints. Christmas, 7-0255. Mary Emma -adv. KINGSTON TODAY and TUESDAY Mat. Eve MARX BROTHERS AT THE CIRCUS with Kenny Baker -Florence Rice Extra "CRIME DOESN'T PAY.