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mrseh2sisie PHONE 2-2121 No Toll Charge PHONE 2-2121 No Toll Charge PHONE 2-2121 No Toll Charge EHRJ(3SERJ PHONE 2-2121 No Toll Charga ALDEN -SHEATOWN -WEST NANTICOKE WEST PITTSTON EXETER DURYEALAFLINAVOCA WYOMINCDUPONTMOOSIC YATESVILLE LARKSVILLE EDWARDSVILLE PLYMOUTH WEST SIDE FORTY FORT LUZERNE COURTDALE PRINCLI -WANAMIE 111 1 BRESLAU i WILKES-BARRE RECORD, FRIDAY, JULY 12, 1940 IPS Patriotic Orders Ministers Announced Frank Berjewski Is Men of Pittston Area Cambrian Club Plans At Benton Next Week Edith Cosslett and Abner Millard Wed NEWHART-CAMPBELL Miu Betty Campbell, Bingham-ton, daughter of Bertha Campbell, Shaiaokln, and Earl Cheater Newhart, son of Mrs. 1 ft. HA, lTMAMt. CONFIRMATION Confirmation ceremony will be part of the Sabbath service Saturday morning at 9:30 in B'nal Israel Synagog, when Irving Friedman, fourth son of Mrrand-MrsrSam'uel Friedman, East Main Street, will be admitted to membership in the The confirmant will take part In tonight's eervlce at 7:30, when he will chant the Sabbath's sanctifica-tlon hymn. At Saturday's service he will read from the scripture lesson of the week and the prophetic writings.

Rabbi Joseph Marcus will deliver the confirmation charge and xiue, West Pittston, were-married Wednesday night at 8 in the office of Justice of the Peace Leonard D. Campbell, Exeter. Attendantaajjvere Miss Mary Newhart, Wyoming, and George Newhart, West Pittston. TITTSTON NOTES J. G.

Curran, 88 Swallow Street, recently visited Cape May, N. Robert Lumley, Cemetery Street, Hughestown, is a patient at Wilkes-Barre General Hospital, where he had an operation. His condition is reported to be good. Miss Ann G. Flaherty, 289 South Main Street, Pittston Junior High School teacher, is taking a.

six weeks course at McGill University, Montreal, Can. Mrs. H. R. Harris, Butler Street, lias as her guest Mrs.

Ruth' Benjamin Jones, Long Beach, who is spending' three months in the East with relatives and friends. Mrs. Jones is a former Pittston resident'." being the daughter or the late Isaac Benjamin who was mine foreman in Pittston District for many Mr. and Mrs. James Feeley, Walter Feeley, Burke Feeley and Mrs.

George Lambert, Peterson, N. Mrs- Homer Van- Kirk. Mrv-Don. Berry and Mrs. Clara Virinder, Clifton, N.

spent Wednesday with Mrs. Frank Feeley, 74 Carroll Street, having been called here due to the serious illness of Dr. Charles J. Feeley, Scran ton. Miss Mary C.

Morrow, 62 Cliff Street, purchasing agent for Kehoe-Berge Coal Company, is being treated for an arm fracture suf fered in a fall. Annual Frear-Parrisn Teunion will be held at Orcutfa Grove, Hoxen, on Wednesday. Mn Tt. Phinnev. San Bernar- rin11 la vnanrlintr thin month witluher sisters, Mrs.

Aaron crown and Mrs. Samuel Fitch, Tunkhan-nock. -She is the former: Killania Tunkhannock. Her husband is a former resident of this city, being a son of the late Mr. and Mrs.

E. T. Phinney and a grandson of R. B. Cutler, pioneer Pittston furniture dealer.

White Red Cross Shoes, Boston Shoe Store "Adv- Warehouse Disposal SALE or MERTZ HARDWARE Located In Rear of Electric Light Office' Water Street, Pittston, Pa. $25,000 Worth of Hard-ware, Paints, House furnishings and Gifts to Be Sold at Sacrificed Prices. 5,000 Sq. Ft, of Bargains Enlist in U. S.

Army --vThese Greater Pittston young men have enlisted in the United States Army Air Corps, Hawaii: Alexander G. Charnauckas, 27 Mill Pittston; Albert W. Klein, R. F. D.

3, Wyoming; Leo A. Dougherty, 182 Carroll Street, Pittston; Joseph A. Gallagher, 441 Broad Street, Pittston; John Tigue, 99 Chittenden Duryea; Frank J. Zyzneski, 608 New Street, Duryea; Samuel J. Salvo, 191 East Railroad Street, Pittston.

Fourth Signal, Fort Benning, Stanley J. Benkowski, 26 Moosio Street, Wyoming; 17th Ordnance Company, James E. Falkin-burg, 6 Cleveland Street, Pittston; Detached Company 66th Q. M. Battalion, Fort Meyers, Leo F.

Rupp, 219 Main Street, Duryea; 8th Signal Company, Fort George Meade, Donnelly. 68 Penn Axenue, Exeter; Coast Artillery Corps, Fort Mon-. roe, John P. Novak, 103 Grove Street. Exeter.

SURPRISE PARTY A surprise party was held recently for Miss Helen Dente, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dente, 714 Exeter Avenue, West Pittston. Present: Helen Dente, Edith Lombardo, Edith Dente, Rose Palermo; Grace Palermo, Josephine De Pasquale, Madeline Deice, Lena Condosto, Johanna Deice, Alda Molinaro, Grace Delia Musto, Helen Argenlo, Carmella Mirro, Mary Ciceri, Elizabeth Ciceri, Joan and Rita Manganiello, Carol June Marzaco, Clementine Dente, Grace Guarneri, Louise Lombardo, Carmen Barone, Joseph Deni Joseph JSorricellU. Joseph Nik bile, Ernest Lombardo, John Lombardo, Mr.

and Mrs. William Marzacco. FOR REAL ESTATE: BARGAINS jk iiui LsiAiB, BAKiiAins -Waaera-LuzKne- AveBuedsJ VALKUS-KUSUTH Announcement is made of the marriage of Miss Bernadette Ku-auth. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

William Kusuth, 38 Gaughan Street, Port Griffith, and Stephen Valkus. son of and Mrs. Wil- lt.m Valkus, also of Port Griffith, which took place Saturday, July 6, at the Baptist Slovak Church. Rev. M.

C. Polcha per formed the ceremony. The couple will live on Gaughan Street. Sale on Summer Shoes now on. Boston Shoe Store dv- TO WED Clarence Robertson, 523 South Main Street, announces the engagement of his daughter Helen and Floyd Ramage, West Pittston.

A time has not been set for the wedding. visit" estate Garden Club of Benton, Columbia County, the gardens of Mr. and Mrs. William J. Peck on the Sullivan frail yesterday.

The SEE OUR ECONOMY STORES' AD ON PAGE 10 DORBAD'S "QUALITY MEATS" 201 North Main Street, Pittston 59 N. Main Pittston GOME IN and see it. Full 614 cubic foot size finished in gleaming Permalux outside, with Porcelain-on-steel cabinet interior, chilling tray, automatic light, 84-cube freezing capacity, and many other features. It's powered by the famed Polarsphere sealed unit that uses current less than 20 of the time, and has sufficient capacity to keep 5 refrigerators cold, under average household conditions. And it's just on oi the amazing values in the New 1940 Kelvinator line.

Big 6 and 8 cubic foot models at savings of $30 to $60 compared to last year. See our complete line ask for the new book "The 1940 Refrigerator Guide." $fcUf siui Uutn iicAna OFF the late Mr. and Mrs. William Cesslett, First Street, and Abner Millard, son of Mr. and Mrs.

W. A. Millard, 100 Willow Street, were quietly married yesterday morning in the -parsonage of Pilgrim Congregational Church. The partor, Rev. T.

J. Williams, performed the ceremony. Both are teachers in nymoutn schools. TO SEE BARONS PLAY Through arrangements of the Pro-To Club of Wilkes-Barre and Wilkes-Barre Barons Baeeball team boys from 8 to 12 of Plymouth, Larksville and Plymouth Township will have an 'opportunity to see the Barons play Wllliamsport Saturday arternoon at Artillery farK. Trans-, portation by street car will be pro vlded.

Plymouth boyewwill board cars at the end of the line at 1:30. Free tickets may be ob tained by boys from Michael umespie, Andrew stadta, John A. Clewell and John Noonan. Plymouth boys will board cars In front of the high school at 1:30. Tickets may be had from Eugene Goldstein, W.

J. Piszczek and Son, Al Wesley, Joe-eph Bialogowlcz, Benjamin Mazur, Anthony Broody, Harry D. Garber, James Brennan, George Raub, Meyer Wolpe, Ed ward xob, Stanley J. urontkowski. Barney Balgis, Joseph Stuart, Ches ter tsrozena, Stanley Keppy and Micnaei juvan.

Larksville boys will leave on cars from Welsh Hill Corners and Larksville High School at 1:30. They may get their tickets from Thomas Lambert, Wanda Niezgoda, Rev. Paul A. Konicki, Charles la, LarKsviue civic ciub, Thomas FeeneyrJoeeph Zigatz, Andrew Sup-pon, 'Paul Brennan, Michael Mc-Cann, Peter Kopicki, NOTES ANNIVKRSARY Harry Perkins, 161 West Shawnee Avenue, observed his 70th birthday anniversary yesterday. Mr.

Perkins was born in Plym outh, the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. "Henry Perkins. He is engaged in the store front contracting business and installed many fronts in this section and other states. He is a member of the official board of Methodist Church.

His-wife, Sessie Reynolds- Perkins, observed her birthday anniversary Wednesday. They are the parents of a daughter, Miss Elsie Perkins, voice teacher at Mansfield State Teachers' College. BIDDEN FAREWELL Mrs. Harold Smith and Mrs. D.

W. Davis gave a farewell dinner Wednesday at the former's home, Vine Street, in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Davies, Gordon, and Robert Davies of Glendale, Cal. Others present: Dr.

Catherine Davies, Dora Davies, Viola Davies, Bessie Davies, Blanche Yaple, Mrs. Charles Blttenbender, Harry Bitten-bender, Mrs. Mary Pilgret, Albert Pilgret, Harold Smith, Phyllis Smith' and D. W. Davis.

Dallas Dallas Fire Company will meet tonight at 8 in the hose house. On July 19, at 7:45, Cactus Kate and her Yodeling Ramblers will present a musical program of cowboy songs at the Huntaville Christian Church. Ladies' Aid of Dallas Methodist Church held a picnic yesterday afternoon at the home of Mra. Herbert Smith, Machell Avenue. Present were Mrs.

Sherman Wardan. Shav-ertown; Mrs. Francis1 Freeman, Mrs. D. P.

Honeywell, Mrs. Henry Welch, Mrs. Charles Parrish, Mrs. William, F. Calrl, Mrs.

M. A. Mrs. B. R.

Hefft, Mrs. Wesley Himmler, Mrs. Herbert A. Smith, Mrs. A.

R. Dungey, Mrs. William J. Nlemeyer, Mrs, W. H.

Baker, Mrs. Burt Lewis, Mrs. Amanda Yaple, Mrs. Harry Snyder, Mrs. Marvin Scott, Mrs.

Clarence West and Mrs. John Frantz. Mrs. Belle Lauderbaugh entertained the J. A.

B. Class at a covered dish luncheon Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Lauderbaugh and Mrs. Harry Bellas were hostesses.

Present were Mrs. Basil Goss, Mrs. Ralph Bracek, Mrs. Jamps Oliver, Mrs. Harry Snyder, Mrs.

J. L. Kintz, Mrs. Lamoreaux, Mrs. Harry Bellas, Mra.

Harry Bellas, Mrs. Harry Boehme, Mrs. Norrrta Knecht, Mrs. Belle Lauderbaugh, Mrs. Melbourne Carey and Mrs.

Ray Knecht. Mies Louisa Safford and Miss MaTrei spent the week end with Mrs. J. Machell Hildebrant. Mr.

and Mrs. R. J. W. Templin spent Sunday in Shamokin where they visited their mothers.

Henry Topfer, East Stroudsburg, spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Leon Kintz, Claude Mrs. Charles Bachman of Trucksville and Miss Mabel Place spent Sunday with Mrs. Laura Patterson.

Wyoming Boys of Wyoming Baptist Church who want to see the Barons game Saturday should register at once with Arthur Frith, 121 Denison Street, so transportation can be arranged. Presbyterian Men's Class will meet Saturday at the cottage of Charles Seward Button, Harvey's Lake. Cars will leave the Institute at 2. Swoyervillo Troop 394, Boy Seouts of Amer-ira. will meet tonight at the home of Scoutmaster Martin Podskoc, 24 Mount Street.

WYOMING THEATER Tonight 5. 1 and George BrentIia Miranda in "Adventure in Diamonds" and GEORGE ANDERS in "The Saint's Double Trouble" ROOSEVELT Tonight and Saturday W9 ivmsm Victim of Accident TT-I CIA a A Ukn.AV af NO. 7 Colliery, Susquehanna Collieries voropany, wu aamnwu ti u.i loaf aun nff a.t 5:60 with left foot and hip injuries uiierea wnen ne ww wum- unaer a iau 01 coai. tt inll 94 rf 1 Orchard Streeu Glen Lyon, had nia ICtk 1UUM 0Jiv. springs of an automobile he was repairing at nome yesierony He was admitted to Nantl-coke State Hospital.

ACTIVITIES Men's Club of Primitive Methodist Church will meet tonight at 7:30. Camp 154, P.O.S.ofA., will observe Its 30th anniversary July 17 with a dinner at Calvary Evangelical Church, West Nanticoke. Kiwania Shut-in Club will be euesta of Pro-To Club of Wilkes- Barre, at Artillery Park Saturday aiternoon, wnen tne uarong way Williamsnort. Larry Boylan, WPA instructor, Miss Jane Elgart, Kiwanls nurse and Dr. F.

E. Davis have charge of tickets. Executive committee of Newport Township Post 539, American Legion, will meet. Saturday night at 8 in post home, Glen Lyon. ARRIVAL A son was born to Mr.

and Mrs. Stanley Klelar, 81 Prospect Hill, Alden, July 7. Ww a i. .11 provements, including iu Inquire COO -1 1 1 group arrived at noon and had a basket luncheon ia the pavilion after which they made an inspec tion oi me garaens. Memoers or.

Pittston District were present to welcome visitors and assist in entertainment. ARRIVAL A daughter was born yesterday morning at Pittston Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. John Sanchez, 35 Grant Street, Exeter. A daughter was born yesterday at Pittston Hospital to Mr.

and Mrs. Charles 11 Miller Street, Port Blanchard. 20 to 40 off on all White Shoes. Boston Shod Store Release of Alleged Slayer of Sought Bellefonte, July 11 W) Centre County Court Judge Ivan D. Walker will decide Monday whether to permit the release on bond of Richard Millinder, 22, with slaying his neighbor, Pay Gates, last May 8.

Claiming the young road worker has been held "unjustly" in the Centre County jail, Defense Attorney Lewis O. Harvey obtained a habeas corpus hearing yesterday. Millinder was committed to jail without bond last month to await grand jury action after police said he signed a statement declaring he killed the Gates girl because she resisted his advances after giving him a "lift" in her automobile. State Police arrested Millinder, claiming he could not account for five minutes of his time on the night the girl was slain in a lonely lane near her home. The police still are seeking to solve the mystery of the slaying of young Rac.iel Taylor, State College co-ed, five weeks before Miss Gates was killed.

Deutschland Uber Alles Berlin, VP) Letters in Yiddish or the Hebrew language are "not forwarded under regulations set down when postal service recently was resumed in all of occupied Poland. Letters must be sent open, in German or Polish languages. non oi me garaens. Garden Chib -ofWyomi tha Pittafnn nl.ti.Ut Mapod Farms TURKEYS to 11 lbs. PouncL CARTER BACHE STORES Phone Nanticoke 22-23-24 Alden 772 2-2300 HILL PAINT STORE 184 8.

Market 188 25 BWM Mil gg- sr't THE Seat New Officers Officers Washington Camn 234, P. 0. 15. of A. and P.

P. of A. were jointly Installed at a largely attended publlq installation last eight in lodge rooms, Kingston Corners Building. Mrs. Hattie Armstrong, Pittston, district president of P.

O. of had charge of the auxiliary cere Elmer1 Lynn, president of District 2, p. O. 8. of Installed the P.

O. S. of A. officers. He was assisted by John Bebb, retiring camp president Albert E.

Greenwood, Kingston, was chair man of a program which followed. Lions Club Sponsors Dinner at Eight West Side Lions have announced that they are sponsoring presenta tion of the play "Dinner at Eight" to be Riven at the Grova Theater. noyai stout ana a cast of Broadway actors. The show is directed by Royal Stout and proceeds from the Monday nleht performance will be used for the Lions Club's fund for the blind. SMITH CLASS OUTING The S.

R. Smith Class of the Kingston Methodist Church will hold an outing on July 17 at Moyer's Grove. The bus will reave the church at 1:30 the day of the outing. Smith Of Trucksville la a. natlent af nPflAPOl HfunUnl I.

V. I i I suffered in a fall fro ma hay wagon. Mr. and Mrs. William Bronson of Hazleton were recent guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Bronson of Shaver town. Guv Downer nf Shuvvrtnnn ant Harry Harter of Hillside will go on a nening trip mis week end to the Great Lakes, William Boyes, eon of Mr. and Mrs. William H.

Boyts of Shavertown has enrolled in an aeronautics course in Philadelphia. Karl Stock, is a student at Roosevelt Field, N. Y. A "Peeping Tom" has been scaring residents of Shaver Avenue, Shavertown, the last two weeks. Several of the residents of that street are taking up target practice.

EOS cvcivaapoinTiMirrl DRIltfRTElisd NERVOUS ttmramrrmisr 1 MlXWYOmiMUV. Kingston mre ALITY MARK "Where Quality It Higher Than Price" 250 Wybjming Avenue Kingston WE DELIVER DIAL 7-3458 or 7-4435 FRESH FISH Sea Trout, Mackerel, Fillet. Armour's Cloverbloom TUR BUTTER 2 lbs. 59c Potato Salad Macaroni Salad Pepper Hash Cottage Cheese in 15c Creamed Cahhare An Economy. Store N.

B. O. See Economy Stores Ad Oa Page MOWERS Greafly Reduced For Quick Clearance Check These Prices NOW $4.10 $5.95 $6.95 $9.95 No. 200 Reg. $5.65 No.

201 Reg. $8.75 No. 202 Regr. $10.00 No. 203 Reg.

$13.50 STULL BROS. Wyoming Avenue at Union Street, Kingston Open Every Evening GLEN ALDEN GOAL Grate $7.20, Pea $5.70 Egg $7.20 Stove. $7.20 Nut $7.20 Buck $4.90 Rice $4.15 Barley $3.25 DIAL 7-4238 PROMPT, CLEAN DELIVERY Above Prices Inclpde Delivery. Coal Also Sold by Bag or Bushel WILLIAMS BROS. 26 Krych Street, Kingston THE WYOMING NATIONAL BANK OI WUkea-Barre, Pa.

Personal Loan Service $25 to SICCO Payment! Oa 100 t7.1t Per Month IS Month! DlMonnt Rate per Hondroi LOANS INMURED With or Without Comaker! too Need Not Bo A Oepo.ltor T. apply For A Feraonal Loaa Al THE WYOMING NATIONAL BANK 4- Of Wllkaa-Barra, Pa. For July Services Mlniatcra.whowUL occupythe pulpit of Kingston Presbyterian Church for the last three Sundays of this month have been announced by Rev. Herbert Ure, acting pastor. Rev.

Robert Graham, Ashley, will preach this Sunday. The following Sunday Rev. R. J. Williams of Scranton will be in the pulpit and on July 28 Rev.

Harry LSomera of Tunkhannock will preach. Section of Avenue Is Closed to Traffic East side of Wyoming Avenue from Pringle to Pierce Streets has been closed to vehicular traffic due to paving operations. Trackless trolleys, however, are permitted to travel over the stretch. Kingston Police have suggested to motorists from the east. side who travel over Market Street to turn hrn "Rutter Avenuer to'avijia'thrarca closed to traffic.

COMMUNITY NOTES "Faith of Our Fathers" will be the theme of the sermon to be preached by Rev. C. H. Frlck, pastor of Wyoming Avenue Christian Church-attha union service Sunday night at 6 in the Old Forty ort Methodist Meeting House Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph Ransom, West Los Angeles, former Kingston residents, are visiting here. Mrs. Ransom is the former Miss Helen Segerblom. A cat was rescued from a tree in front of 139 Rutter Avenue yes terday "morning by George Jones, lire truck driver. Preparations are being made by W.

B. Snyder, Forty Fort Uphol sterer, to build a one-story structure pn djQitti.hJt.CQJn.nihlsri lremens Building. Black Diamond Poet 895, American Legion, will hold its annual clambake August 3 at Harris Park, Sweet Valley, James Morgan is chairman on arrangements. John B. Veckys of 242 Wyoming Avenue has returned after a trip to xsew Hampshire.

Mrs. Wlllard Stull has returned from General Hospital where she underwent an. operation James Cahalan and daughter Mary, Sharpe Street, will leave to morrow to spend a few daya at the New York World's Agnes Martin, 20 Covert Street Kingston, is In. Atlantic John Mangan, 45 Poplar Street high sfchooi teacher, is spending this month in Florida. Edward Handley, Price Street, has returned after five months in Chicago.

Jack Brady, eon of Peter Brady, 78 Price Street, haa enlisted in the U. S. Air Corps and has been assigned to Bowling Field, Washington, William Watklns has returned to his teaching duties at Syracuse University after a few weeks with his mother, Sharpe Street. Marion Fahey, student nurse at a New Jersey Hospital, is spending two weeks with her parents, Mr, arid Mrs. John Fahey, Market Street.

Elwood Hoats, Second Avenue, Is spending a week in Atlantic City. Forty Fort TEACH SUNDAY A new plan for summer teaching providing for 15 persons teaching while 17 are on vacation is being followed at Forty Fort Presbyterian Church. Classes are consolidated but keep their individuality. Those who will teach this Sunday: Robert O. Klotz, adults; Mrs.

Herbert Ure and John Sanner, young people; Grance Blanchard and Mrs. BurnH Intermediates; Earl Jones, Louise Mack, Mabel Anderson, Mrs. Gertrude Jenkins, Bruce Davies, Juniors. Atherton Williams will assist In worship service Sunday morning at 11:15 in the main auditorium. Sunday school will be from 11:15 to 12 during the summ.er.

Kingston Tivn. King's Daughters' Class of Shaver-town Methodist Church will hold a garden party at the Mclntyre home, Pioneer Avenue, on Wednesday at 2:30. Dallas Sub-District Ep worth League will hold a. supper meeting at Norris Glen on Monday at 6:30 p. m.

Rev. Rolland Crompton of West. Pittston will speak. Annual outing of the Brotherhood of St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Shavertown, will be held Saturday afternoon and evening, August 3, at Forrest Inn, Harvey's Lake.

Committee: H. Steinhauer, Howard Woolbert, Fred Malkemee, Stanley Davis, James Harfman. First quarterly conference of Shavertown and Huntsville Methodist Churches will be held at Huntsville on Monday night. Dr. George M.

Bell will have charge. Friendship Class of Trucksville Methodist Church will meet Tuesday at 8 at the church. Members should bring In names of club members. Committee: Mrs. Henry Strausser, Mrs.

Jacob Roushey, Mrs. William Strausser, Mrs. Ruth Reynolds, Mrs. James Trebilcox, Mitis Mary Pollack of Wilkes-Barre spent Wednesday with Mrs. Jacob Harrison of Trucksville, Mr.

and Mrs. Herbert Ray of Shavertown have returned from the World's Fair. Mrs. Elmer Star of Shavertokwn is recovering from injuries suffered in a fall. Glen Smith of Laceyvllle, formerly of Shavertown, and eon of D.

C. SHAVER THEATER bhaverton Tonight and Saturday "THE BLUEBIRD" With Shirley Temple, Sybil Jaton "CHARLIE CHAN IN PANAMA" with SIDNEY TOLEB niMMLER DALLAS Tonight and Saturday with Laurence Joan OLIVIER FONTAINE Also Serial RTBAI.EY'S NOXEN THEATER 6 Min. Drin From Picnic Ground! TONIGHT and SATURDAY "Village Barn Dance" with RICHARD CROMWELL, LULU BELL and SCOTTY Fox wi, Cartoon, Magic Carpet Seniorambr4an--Club as-completed plans for its annual outing to be held Tuesday at Benton Park. Mrs. Jenkin Rowe is chairman.

Busses will leave Moriah Congregational Church in the morning at 11. Reservations should be made with Mrs. Evan L. Jones, president, before Saturday morning at 9. GAYEWSKI-DOLIVA Marriage of Miss Lillian Ann Doliva, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Chester Doliva, 28T Vandermark Road, Wanamie, and Edward Gayewski, eon of Mrs. Mary Gayewski, 137 West Ridge Street, took place July 6 in St. Adalbert's Church, Glen Lyon. The pastor, Rev.

J. J. Podkul, performed the ceremony. Attendants were Miss Albina Gorski, Miss Marie Krauser, Chester Doliva, brother of tho the bride, and John Gayewski, brother of the bridegroom. The bride 1s a gradaateTjrKew port Township High School.

Mr. Gayewski is a graduate of Nanticoke High School and is employed in New York, where the couple will reside. PERSONALS MrsTToeeph G. Kanp, EasF Main Street, attended an outing of Lackawanna Presbytery at Baylor Lake Wednesday. Shut-in children were taken on a fishing trip by Larry Boylan, WPA instructor, to Blytheburn Lake Recently.

Present: Andrew Karpin-ski, Eugene Dykszynskl, Clement Dykszynskl. Dorothy Dykszvnski. Raymond and AT- fred Cyganowski, Alice McQuire, Louis Maday. Theresa, Walter and Harold Gro- chowski. Glen Lyon, have returned fw Bridgeport and-Conshohocketn Mrs.

Andrew Voytush, Sheatown, has returned after spending a week with her sister, Mrs. Robert Stalker, rvew I OI K. A number of Sheatown girls hiked to Lake Nuangola recently. The party: Ruth Davis, Ivy Howell, Mary Gleason, Mary Spade, Rosemary Davis, Evelyn Evans, Evelyn tieacnam, Catherine and Kutn Sme reskl, Shirley Smith, Oliver Griffith, Edith Jones. 1 Mr and Mrs.

Daniel Evans, Lape Apartments, North Market Street, nave as tneir guests: Mrs. Mar garet Fitzjohn, sister of Mr. Evans; Mia. Clara Smith, West Virginia; Mrs. Elizabeth McMahon, Mrs, Mamie Chandler, Mrs.

Margaret Wynn and Claire Wynn of Cali fornia. Mrs. Albert Makowskl, Rouge River, has returned after visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Makow skl Mrs.

Katherine Gilvary, 23 Prospect Street, is spending two weeks at Atlantic City, steubenviile and uevaiana. Mr. and Mrs. Al Westrark and daughtor, Carol, Mrs. Czetsilewskl and children, Joseph and Lillian, Buffalo, are visiting Mr.

and Mrs. jonn MaKowski, Glen Lyon Mr. and Mrs. Steve Shutta and family, Glen Lyon, have returned irom miiadeipma. West 1'ittston Rev.

W. E. Capper, pastor of First Baptist Church, Pittston, will speak at the first vesper services of the summer at Wyoming Camp Ground, next Sunday at 7:30. Miss Beatrice Edgar will be pianist and Robert W. Stock, president of the Cot tagers Association, will preside.

Robert M. Comstock, West Pittston will be soloist. Miss Jo. G. Cutler.

York Avenue is visiting Mr; and Mrs. Charles urqunart, Chicago. Mrs. Bertha Ludwig and Mifs Clara Wagner have returned from Atlantic City. Ashley Mrs.

Elizabeth Thomas of North Main Street. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Thomas of Wilkes-Barre, spent a day recently in Philadelphia. Rebecca C.

Brodhead of Hazle Street is spending the summer with ner cousin, Mrs. Beryl ZaK, at aui-falo. Dr. and Mrs. H.

Evans of North Main Street have opened their sum mer place at Harvev Lake. Mrs. William B. Smith has re turned to Indiana. after visit lng her sister and brother-in-law, Councilman and Mrs.

George Ichter. Arline Conrad, student nurse at Kings county HosDital. Brooklyn has resumed her duties after four weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Conrad, 92 North Main Street.

Mr. and Jits. Fred Reed, Mrs. Vincent Balutis and Amarigo Yoanna have returned from Niagara Falls and Canada. Mr.

and Mrs. Owen Rowlands of fnuafleiphla spent the week end with local relatives. They were accompanied here by his mother, Mrs. Robert Rowlands, who has been in Philadelphia recovering from automobile injurtea suffered several months ago when hit by an automobile. and Mr- Roth Colborn of Philadelphia spent the week end wun ma parents, Mr.

and Mrs. W. T. Colborn of North Main Street. Doris Conrad, Betty Johnson, Thomas Williams and Forrest Meix-sell spent a day this week at Hershey.

Shirley Moore of Atlanta, visited her aunt, Mrs. William J. Fischer of Brown Street, this week. I SIBZALKA The Family of The lte MICHAEL STRZALKA Of Glen Lyon, wlnh to think Ihone who aUted them in their recent bereavement, alao thOM who aent flowers and donated can. SEEVICK BRUSHES GLASS MIRRORS PAINTIRS SUPPLIES CLEAN-UP AIDS 'let andSemi-CloM Vctftripar Enomsls ond Varnishes Sun-roof Point Florhuto tnamot will present a gift from students of the religious scnooi to jvrieoman.

Hi parents will give a reception following the service in the vestry rooms. AT THE SHAWNEE "Showing tonight and Saturday matinee and night is "Typhoon," starring Dorothy Lamour and Robert Preston. It is a thrilling picture, filmed entirely in technicolor. Added attractions include a musical, novelty and news. Serial, Drum of -Eli Manch i UJ)fl.

shown on Saturday arternoon and night PLYMOUTH NOTES Meeting' of Friendship Club of Franklin Street Church tonight has been transferred from the church parlors to the home of Mi-s. Elizabeth Roberts, Van Loon Street. Hostesses will be Mrs. Greta Jones and Mrs. Roberts.

Walter Barzlleskl, Anthony Miko-lonia and Gilbert Kalinoski have returned from a successful fishing trip to Delaware River. Ladies' Bible Class of Chriotian Church will meet tonight at 8 at the home of East Main Street. Hostesses will be Mesdamea Clinton Kreischcr, Ruth Davis and Sarah Dalton. Girl Scouts and committeewomen in at. Mary scnooi.

Mr. Mrs. Samuel Friedman announce the Bar Mitzvah of their son, Irving, at B'nal Israel Synagog, Center Saturday morning at 8:30. No cards have been issued. Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Oshernf and son, Marvin, Weet Shawnee Avenue, are spending a week in Atlantic City. One service at 10 instead of 9:45 will be held Soindays for tha balance of the summer in St. Peter's Episcopal Church, Holy Communion will be administered Sunday with Rev. Henry Tftxdal, vicar of St.

George's Episcopal Church, fn charge. Rev; 'George MaoNamara of Edgewood, N. will have charge of the other service. Mr. and Mn.

Harry W. Suhr, Falrview Street, have returned from Wellaboro. where thev attend. ed the funeral of the former's mother. They were in Washington attending the funeral of Mrs.

Aaron Keeler, mother of their son-in-law, when word reached them of the death of Mrs. Suhr. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Dzlekan, Mill Street, have as tholr Mr.

and Mrs, Jose phMazur, Buffalo; Stanley Dziekan, N. and Joseph Mazur, a member of the U. S. Army Air Edwardsviile. Janitors Janitresses and teachers will be paid Monday morning at Kingston National Bank.

Genevieve Nemshick, Catherine Koval, Elizabeth Minar and Mary Dlcton spent the week end at Pocono Manor. Andrew Duda, Main Street, has returned from General Hospital. Stanley Roland, Green Street, is a patient at General Hospital. Mary Koval, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Paul A. Koval, 76. Zerbey Avenue, is spending the summer In Pittsburgh with Mr. and Mrs. John Savolack." Hlllnld 1 sAtr Uonight at 7:30." ciass or 1938 of Edwardsvllle High School will meet tonight at 8 in Town Hall to plan a reunion.

Ethelda Moon, Arch Street, is spending 10 days In Detroit. Paul Koval, Zerbey Avenue, is spending a week In Detroit. Employes of Mark Williams are remodeling and enlarging the stage of the high school auditorium as part of the general program of repairs to borough schools. Florence Matalavage of New York is spending the week with relatives on Zerbey Avenue. Choir of Polish National Church will rehearse tonight at 7:30 in the church.

Following committee will meet tonight at 7:30 with Beatrice Jenkins, 72 Short Street: Sam Jones, At Metzkar, Franklin D. Coslett, Ben Roper, Leonard Pbllo, Evan Llewellyn, Michael Stopay; Olga Stalgls, Ray Ritz. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Melodlck, Garfield Avenue, entertained Tuesday afternoon for their daughter Joan on her seventh birthday.

Mr. and Mrs. John Jennings and son Richard, Thomas Street, have left for Houston, Texas, to spend a month with Mr. and Mrs. Richard While there Mr.

and Mrs. Jennings will observe their 27th wedding anniversary on July 30. Hugh Jones, Church about again after an illness, 1 Woodward Hill Hose Company will play Columbia Hose Company this afternoon at 5:30 on Jackson Street field, in a West Side Firemen's League softball contest. Mr. and Mrs.

Vincent Pchola and children, Anthony, John and Cells, of Bethlehem were recent guesU of Mrs. Paul Pchola, Hillside Avenue. Wendell Evans, who has been working In Atlantic City, Is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Verne Evans, Green Street.

Frank Mooslc, 221 Jackson Avenue, is in General Hospital with a fractured left leg suffered while playing baseball on Wednesday. Larksville Jolly Club of Larksville will meet tonight at 7 in Boyer's Hall. wrana 5, 7 and P. m. George Brent Isa Miranda In "ADVENTURE IN DIAMONDS" LARKSVILLE THEATKB Tonight and Saturday "DR.

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