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2-2121 ir TIMES-LEADER, THE EVENING NEWS, WILKES-BARRE, PA. TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER. 23, 1941 Representative SVILLIAM A. WASKO-Residenee Phone 1414J R. JAY HUGHES Residence Phone 675 Office I WEST MAIN STREET Phone 10S8 Guaranteed Greatest Circulation In NanMcok mnd Newport Township is Telephone Tom WANT AS! TO Local Couple Married 55 Years Missing Following Hawaii Attack Christmas Scene Is Displayed At MdnightMassesToBeRead In Catholic Churches Of Area bers, at the Salvation Army HaH.

Members of the Kiwania Club entertained children at their weekly meeting at Hotel Berwick and over 500 kiddies attended the party at the? V. F. W. Hall. Miss LInvllle a Bride j.

In one of the first weddings oftr the Christmas season, Miss Buthj. Linville became the bride of James Jamison. The ceremony was per formed at the Methodist Church par-sonage at Nescopeck by Key. W.Montgomery. They were attended by.

Miss Frankie Gensemer of Blooms-burg and Robert 'Sheep of town, The couple will reside at then home of Dr. and Mrs. Jamison of bt. Stanislaus Midnight mass. carols by congregation; scripture reading by Frank Davison; prayer, Ernest Davison; singing of carols by congregation; recitations by Rose Marie Keating, Carol VanBuskirk, George Simons, Marilyn Keefer, Mary Ann ITansky, John Haefele; vocal solo by Beryl Eskart.

Play, "The Hiding Place," by Lolaire Nagle, Laura Lou Richards, George Walters and Paul Beane; vocal solo, Jean Haefele; recitation, Shirley Walker; vocal duet, Judy and Carol Metcalf; recitations, Donald Hague, Harold Woodeshick; sketch, "The Christmas That Bounced," Harry Jones. Doris Jones, Grace Tudgay, Martha Jones, Lenore Dob-son, Harry Miller, and Arline Miller. Play, "A Fair Exchange," Howard Beane, William Dobson, Jane VanBuskirk. John Dennis, Claire Tudgay; carols by congregation; piano selection, "Joy to the World," in chimes by Hostense Jones; remarks and benediction by Rev. Roy H.

Beane, pastor. Enjoy Dance Members of the High School' A Corps, nil JOHN M. SEMMER Other masses 8, 9:30 and 11 a. m. Holy Trinity Midnight mass.

Other masses 7:30, 8, 9, 10 and 11:30 a. m. St. Mary's Lithuanian, Wanamie Midnight mass. Other mass 9 a.

m. St. Joseph's Lithuania, Hanover Mass at 6 a. m. St.

Michael's, Glen Lyon Midnight mass. Other masses at 8 and 10 a. m. St. Adalbert's, Glen Lyon Midnight mass, Other masses at 7, 7:30, 8, 9 and 10:30 a.

m. Christmas Party Girl Scouts of Troop IS held a Christmas party and buffet dinner at their headquarters. A novel program was ptesenttd by Jeanne Ty-burski, Arlene Tyburski and Helen Mansor. Rita Turkowskl recited a sh rt poem, "A Christmas Carol." Marie Opalskl and Rita Kubelis demonstrated a tap dance and Dorothy Kruzawskl performed acrobatic feats. Lieut.

Matilda Dovin gave an Interesting speech on "The Part a Girl Scout Must Play in Promoting National Defense." Glfs were distributed by Scout Captain Mary Ponko. Others present: Ann Valence, Phyllis Stejrner, Dorothy Tyburski, TCltanore Omelskl, Mary Mansor, Tozia Shcmanskl, Helen Mansor, Jeanne Tyburski, Rita Terkowskl, Arlene Tyburski, Dorothy Kruzaw-ski, Rita Kubelis, Marie Opalskl, Captain Mary Ponko, Lieutenant M. Dovin and Reglna SiergieJ. The next meeting will not bt held until after the holidays. Struck By Auto Stanley Waracz, 9, RD 2, Wapwall-ooen.

received right lee injuries and right forearm abrasions yesterday afternoon when struck by an auto mobile. He was admitted to Nanticoke State Hospital for treatment and his condittion is fair. Accord ing to the hospital report, Robert Backley, RD 1, Wapwallopen, was the operator of the car tnat struck the boy. Merchants League Games scheduled to be played tonight in the Merchants League, at the Downtown Academy, Fink and, Thomas will Soda and Schimmel Construction takes on Seven Up at 7. Round Up entertains Challenger apartments at 9.

Tilbury Terrace Something entirely different in an electrical display can be seen this year at Tilbury Terrace. George F. Jones, manager of the Nanticoke office of the Luzerne County Gas and Electric Corporation, and Elmo Hall, cashier of First National Bank, who is the next door neighbor of Mr. Jonese, have pooled their efforts in a joint display consisting of Santa Claus and five reindeers, which extend 35 feet and supended in midair, between the two houses. It is illuminated by the use of large spot lights.

Directly below this display is a row of Christmas trees, trimmed with 100 blue lights. The entire display cove-rs a total distance of 120 feet and the display on both houses form a perfect balance. Those who have seen the display claim it to be one of the best in the valley and is especially pleasing to the children. Mr. Hall and Mr.

Jones extend an invitation to the public any night between 5 to 10 and to 12 oclock on Christmas and New Year's Eve. Twp. GOP Women En joy Their Annual Christmas Party Newport Township Womens Republican Club held their Yuletide party Thursday night at their rooms. Decorations were in keeping with the season which included a large Christmas tree. Santa Claus presented gifts to about one hundred children.

Carols were sung by the children and club members. Gifts were exchanged by the members. Present: Mesdames Margaret Anna Rembecki, Stasia Sheakoski, i Julia Voshefski, Sally Keblish, R. Mgckerewicz, Effie Za-roda, Frances Makowski, Mary Bi-ondi, May Biondi, P. Rachunis, Mary Gorgas, Anna Forgach, A.

Bruna-monti, A. Lupini, Cella Fanucci, Marie Rotski, Anna Fcdorchakf'Mar-garet Rule, Stasia Benkoski, Julia Gull, Jennie Gasewicz, Anna Burke, Lucy Pawloski, Mayme Briggs, Stella Sudol, Effie Cochetti, Stella Stavetski, K. Valentine, A. Nork, M. Tarnowski, A.

Sergott, N. Bobel, R. Brunozzi, Verna Kenjorski, Anna Kavetski. A. Labeda, R.

Sekulski, V. Sekulski, H. Zawatski, C. Harkal, L. Paczkowski, S.

Drozdzinski, Mesehinskf, E. Smetanar Munget-1 ski, S. Dolinski, H. J. Roman, Agnes Mehalik, Josephine Beeunas, M.

Padagomas, and Laura Ruskin. Lions Christmas Party Nanticoke Lions Club will hold its annual Christmas party tonieht at 6, at Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church. Harold Weaver is chairman. A special program has been arranged and Santa Claus will distribute gifts. Mountain Top lohn J.

Centak, Phone 2-2328 Chuxyh Notes Presbyterian Wednesday evening, annual candlelight services at 11. It will be in charge of the Helpers class and Albright Boys class. The annual Christmas exercises December 25th at 7:30 p. m. Methodist Thursday evening, the primary and junior departments of tne bunday School will hold Christmas exercises.

A pageant, "The Garden of Happiness will be presented. Mrs. J. Arthur Jones is directing the pageant. St.

Martens-in-the-Field Church of Nuangola will hold Christmas services Thursday morning at 8:30. TOYS One-fourth off while they last. The Triangle. Adv. Christmas Plans In Local Churches Devotions in honor of St.

Anthony this evening at 7:30 at St. Catherine's Church and will be followed by a choir rehearsal. Mass Wednes day morning at 7:30. In preparations for Christmas, confessions will be heard before and after the morning mass, also Wednesday afternoon after 3 oclcok and in the avening There are 10 children, Sgt. George H.

Semmer, Wilkes-Barre, in charge of supply detail of Headquarters and Service Company, 2nd Regiment Reserve and Defense Corps; Herbert, of Detroit; Stanley, of Wilkes-Barre; William, Nanticoke; Mrs. Stanley Whitebread, of Nuangola; Mrs. Roy Evans, Audenried; Mrs. Louis Coopey, Nanticoke; Mrs. Clyde Littleford, Mrs.

Harry Swithers and Mrs. William Andes, all of Shea-town. Annual Affair Of Church Sodality Blessed Virgin Mary Sodality of St. Mary's Church will hold its first annual supper January 4 at the school auditorium. Rev.

A. G. Lew-andowski, pastor, is honorary chairman, arid Miss Louise Gorecki is active chairman. The following committees will assist, co-chairmen, Miss Theresa Meek and Miss Adeline Schneikart; treasurer, Miss Mary Maga; publicity, Esther Schrzan, Emilia Zawiszlak and Stella Pieszak; decorations, Eleanore Dzingelewski and Louise Wazowicz; check rooms, Eleanore Maga Theresa Bodek; Esther.Chrzan, wislak, Adeline Schneikart, Theresa Meek, Louise Gorecki and Anna Filar; hostesses, Mary Opalski, Anna Filar, Eleanore Dziengelewski, Stella Pieszak Mary Bednarczyk; waitresses, Eleanore Sajewski, Beatrice Chrzan, Irene Sutt, Regina Siergiej, Antionette Wadas, Dorothy Gorski, Rita Kubellis, Theresa Adamczyk, Marie Opalski, Florence Budzinski, Marie Gajewski, Dolores Dziengelswski, Alma Danilowicz and Marie Gajewski. Albert J.

Krupa Is Safe At Hawaii Mrs. Joseph Boyle has received word from her brother, Albert J. Krupa, that he is safe and well at Pearl Harbor, where he has been stationed for the past year. He enlisted in the Navy October 8, 1940. Junior League Janowski-Bednar and Jimmy's Jewelers split two points apiece last night at Mozart alleys in a Junior League match.

Joe Corbin and "Doc" Janowski tallied 510 and 506 for the Clothiers with A. Check bowling 515 for Jimmy's. In the second match of the night, Frischman's Slashers took four points from Schimmel's Builders. Johnnie Piasecki led the winners with a tally 557, while Henie Pia- sevki bowled 511 for the losers. Janowski-Bednar 789 771 744 Jimmy's Jewelers 722 761 843 Frischman's S.

776 867 857 Schimmel's 740 746 789 Crotzer's Jewelers howl fl pm Fur. Initure tonight at 7 with Luzenski's urocers playing Spotanski's Drugs at 9. Leaves for Camp Corp. Joseph Fela has left for Fort Bragg, North Carolina, after spending ten days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Fela, 31 Loomis street. Band, Glee Club and Drill held a dance in the high school gymnasium. Miss Engleke and H8r rison Cameron had charge of the affair and music was from a "juke" box, in order that all might enjoy the dance. 2 Chinese Nabbed, Film Destroyed Pittsburgh, Dec. 23 Two Chinese students at Massachusetts Institute of Technology were in custody for several hours yesterday, after they were observed taking pictures of bridges and steel plants.

U. S. Attorney Charles F. Uhl ordered their release after they were identified by attorneys for the Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company, who told Uhl the students had been working at the Westinghouse plant since The films in their cameras were destroyed. Duryea Old Forge Stephen Zujkowskt Representative Bank To Press For Payment Of Debt Council met last night In an adjourned session and received the communication from Attorney M.

J. Mulhall, counsel for the Miners Sav-. ings Bank of Prttston saying that as attorney for the Miners Savings' Bank of Pittston, my attention wai recently, called to an article, ia-tha, public press of the effort of prospec tive members of council and others to prevent the issue of bonds by the borough to pa its outstanding indebtedness I desire to give you and all such parties -notice that if this proposed bond issue does not go through I shall insist on my client, the Bank, recovering every cent from- the Borough' due oft its -judg-" ment. If the parties opposing -this-bond issue want to penalize the poor taxpayers of the Borough by making the Borough pay its indebtedness in full, it is important that they should know it. i According to William L.

Williams, borough secretary, Duryea is indebted to the Miners Savings- Bank between $50,000 and $60,000 With interest and Attorney Mulhall states that this amount will be collected in full if settlement is not made in accordance with a previous agreement by the bank, and other credit ors to accept a reduction of the outstanding debt. This would be done by asking the court on behalf of the bank to compel the borough council to levy a special millage for the specific purpose of paying with interest, all judgments held by the Dank. The request of John Steele, Pitts-, burgs, representing a bonding house, to extend the time on the sale of bonds was placed in the hands of the finance committee. Council adjourned until Monday, December 29. Wyoming John Shoemaker Phone Pittston 794-W Civil Service Rules Adopted At a special meeting last night, the council adopted the rules and regulations promulgated by the re-.

cently created Ptilice Civil Service Commission. Contained in eleven typewritten sheets, the rules and regulations for applicants for local positions cover physical examination, mental tests, eligibility register, temporary ap-; pointments, suspensions, method of rating examination papers, manner of furnishing eligibility lists, ad pro-, cedure of making appointments. Application forms consist of five sheets. Councilmen Hileman and Doty did not attend the meeting. Voting to accept the rules and regulations were Councilmen Hartman, Dooley, Brown and Ward.

Newport Twp. Lillian Bepotskl Phone 1468-ft Recreation League The following are the results of games played Sunday in she Glen Lyon Recreation League: Sokolnicki's Phar. 772 835 Stapinski's Phar. 817 806 882 League standing: W. 13 13 8 9 6 5 L.

5 5 10 9 12 13 Pts. 18 17 12 11 8 6 Italian Amer. S. C. Sokolnicki Phar.

Stapinski's Phar. Smiler's Cafe Grotsky's Furniture Kriniak's Photo Individual honors: Single gome high, Ed Hosk, 268; single three game high, F. Cassac-cia. 661; team high single game, Italian American S. 926; team high three game, Italian American S.

C. 2604. Big Five average: F. Cassaccia, 195: C. Merolli, 193; E.

Yacuboski, 184; E. Grotsky, 183; Dr. Lanutt, 172. Local 1167 United Mine Workers of America, Glen Lyon, has postponed its regular meeting to Tuesday, December 30th, due to- the holidays. Garbage Collection Due to the holiday, garbage will be collected Wednesday at Sheatown and Alden instead of Thursday.

Students Present Program The students of the high school presented a Christmas program today at the high school, Wanamie. The program was under the direction of school orchestral Felix Mejewski, W. E. Stoker and Zigmund Shek-letski. The following took part: high Eleanor Tereshinski and Gloria Skladzien, Felix Mejewski, Mr.

Fischer, Annabelle Davies, Jean Dor-ris, Bernard Shiffka, Charles Mar-cincavage, Florence Brutski, -Edgar Myers and Quentin Fine, Walter Su-galski, Flora Fanucci, Marie Jones, Kenneth Edwards, high school chorus. Miss E. Forrish and Mary Jane Varker, Calvin Kanyuck, Stephen Paczkoski, Walter Shurski, Frank Terkoski, Eugene Vitek, Stanley Sowa, Mildred Balutanski, Norbert WarenkoT Harold Hermaosen, Leonora Lanuti, Irene Kriefski, Rita Riefski and Duana Moyer, Frederick Pauluch, Frank Gorgas, Felician Czajwoski, Helidore Zawacki and Helen Tarnowski, superintendent Andrew Rushin, principal John Choir To Broadcast The Monuiszko choir of St. Michael's R. C.

Church, Glen Lyon, under the direction of Phil Cusick, will broadcast from Station WBRE on Wednesday evening at 8:15. Also on Christmas Day at 3 in the afternoon. Soloists will be Anne Morgis, Josephine Morgis and Leon Kutz. Buy Defense Bonds The Junior Society Branch 18 of St. John's Baptist Lodge, have bought $200 worth of United States Defense Bonds.

BERWICK Briefs Leonard Casey, Son of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Casev.

is hnmp frnm Temple University, Philadelphia, to apcuu me nouaays. Mipo fn i n-ll 1 uiuct uienn, rntsDurgn, is visiting ner parents, Dr. and Mrs. A. Glenn, for the Christmas Ralph Zimmerman, Gerald Dema-ree, Stuart Straub, Idajane Shipe and Dorothy Johnson were among u.c mi-d! aiuaems io attend the vniisimas iormai dance held at oioomsDurg state Teachers College Commencing on Sunday evening the singing of carols from the "singing tower" at the Methodist Church Nescopeck, will be featured during the week.

6 Children Entertained Several hundred children were entertained at various parts of town at Christmas parties. The ladies of the Moose sponsored the annual Moose party, of children of mem- EDWARD F. SLAPIKAS One of six Navy men reported missing in action following the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor is Edward F. Slapikas, above, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Slapikas, rear 2 College Hill, Wanamie. Prior to his enlistment in the Navy 15 months ago, he served for three years in the U. S. Army in the Philippines. Besides his parents, he is survived by these brothers and sisters: Frank of Vineland, N.

Mrs. Helen Droz-doski, Nanticoke; Mrs. Adam Per-luke, Sugar Notch; Joseph, Anthony, Thomas and John, all at home. after 7. No confessions will be heard immediately before the midnight mass Christmas The masses Christmas will be: First at midnight, second at 8 a.

m. and the last at 10 a. m. The last will be followed by Benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament. Children should not attend the midnight mass.

Mass Friday morning at 8. Devo tions in honor of the Sacred Heart Friday evening at 7:30. There will be no meeting of the Sodality Study Club during Christmas week. Confessions will be heard Satur day evening after 7:30. -Parish-calendars will "be distrib uted to all families in the parish within the next ten days.

Hanover Twp. Etrl Kohl, Phone 2-2631 Troop 4 Meets' Dolores Lenahan enteertained members of the Junior Catholic Daughters, Troop 4, at her home recently. Gifts were exchanged following a business session. Present were Helen Scanlon, Isa-belle Scanlon, Marge Gallagher, Jean Gallagher, Rita Kennedy, Jean Lenahan, Dolores Lenahan, Betty Moore, Catherine Narsavage, Mary Morgan, Lenore Garnicki, June Pal-lis, Catherine McCarthy and Dorothy Halsky. Brief News Children of the Baptist Tabernacle will be entertained at a Christmas party at thte church on Wednesday at 6.

Santa Claus will distribute gifts after a short program. Missionary Circle of W. S. C. S.

will have a Christmas meeting on Friday night at Oskam church. Sugar Notch will join the group. Bethany class will meet tonight at 7:30 in Askam Methodist Church. Children of the Askam Methodist Church will reheares this afternoon at 5 in the church. Flaj Raising Ceremony A flag raising ceremony, under auspices of Hanover Township Post 609, American 'Legion, will be held Friday, December 26, 4 p.

at the iron works of Louis Cohen and Son, Fellows avenue, Breslau. The main address will be given by District Commander Michael M. Markowitz. The public is invited. Church Program Tomorrow Night The Askam Methodist Church will present a Christmas program on Wednesday evening at 7:30.

It will be given by members of Sunday school, under the direction of Hor-tense Jones-and Martha Jones. The program follows: Christmas BEER GIFT BOXES if Do Your Xmas I Shopping Here 1 Midnight mass will be celebrated in all Catholic Churches in Nanti-coke and Newport Township on Christmas Eve. Choirs will sing special music. Churches and order of masses for Christmas follows: St. Francis' Midnight mass.

Other masses 7, 8. 9:30 and 10:45 a. m. St. Joseph's Slovak Midnight mass.

Other masses 8. 9:15 and 11 a. m. St. Mary's Midnight mass.

Other masses 8:15 and 11 a. m. Additional Donations The following additional donations have been received for the Welsh Home at Scranton from Mesdames T. Ciouse, Margaret Hc-Auvic, Mabel Thomas, Evan L. Jones, Miss Phillips and J.

Reese. Classts are now being formed by the Junior Cambrians for instructions in knitting for the Red Cross. Anyone interested is requested to call 971 Or 1056-R. P. M.

Church Notes Annual Christmas services, sponsored by the Sunday school of Primitive Methodist Church, will be held Christmas night at 7:30. Two plays will be presented. Candy will be distributed to all scholars, teachers and officers of the Sunday school. A candlelight service, in which about thirty young people will take part, will be presented Sunday night at 6:30. Rev.

Peter R. Scholes, pastor, will be in charge. The young people's choir will sing the anthem. The Primary Department of the Sunday school held a Christmas party yesterday afternoon. The Tuesday night Bible school will hold a party tonight at 6:30.

The Young People will also meet tonight at 7:45. Members of the church choir will sing carols tomorrow night. WANTED Saleslady. Must speak Polish. Write Box 1, this paper.

Adv. Funeral Announcement The funeral of Walter "Stonik" Janiczek will be held Friday morning at 8:30 from the home, 422 Fair-child street, with a requiem mass at 9 in Holy Trinity Church. be in parish cemetery. FAMILY THEATRE Tonirht Find Showing Katherine Hepburn Cary Grant and Charles Rubles in "BRINGING UP BABY" News Comedy STATE THEATRE TODAY Last Time Myrna toy William Powell "-in "Shadow of the Thin Man" Selected Short ST. JOSEPH'S PAMTY Tonight 8:15 '1 20--JACKPOT-' 1 20 $4 and $6 15 DOOR PRIZES 15 10c ADMISSION 10c EXTRA THIS WEEK 1A TURKEYS 1A Door Prizes 1U XMAS SPECIALS CENTRAL MEAT MARKET 138 S.

Market St Phone 1794 Northwestern Cf TURKEYS, ZO STEWING ftOr CHICKENS, L6C ROASTING OOr CHICKENS, Zo Home Made Smoked ET KIELBOSA, lb ZOC Home Made Fresh OOp KIELBOSA, LO FRESH PORK 1 r7 SHOULDERS, 1C TcttMng the Publlo Birfit foe Ovor 30 Yean PR, II. B. GREGORY OPTOMETRIST With Kodtm off ion At Order Your 1 farms' White Holland 1 Tor Ci Now! tnmnt I .1 IM I MR. AND MRS. Two of the best known residents of Sheatown, Mr.

and Mrs. John M. Semmer, 28 Prince street, observed their 55th wedding anniversary today. The day was spent in a quiet manner. They were married at Ashley, December 23, 1886, by the late Rev.

William J. Day. Mrs. Semmer is the former Miss Ruth Appleton, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.

John Appleton. In 1938, Mr. Semmer alter 50 years of service with the Alden Coal Company. Schools Start Yuletide Recess Nanticoke public schools started upon its annual Yuletide recess today. Classes will resume Monday, January 5.

Christmas programs were held in the different buildings this morning after which the students were dismissed for the holiday vacation. Legion Meets Tonight Nanticoke Post 350, American Legion, meets tonight at 8 at the Post's Home. Birth Announcement Born, to Mr. "and Mrs." Joseph Ba-ronowski, 138 West Main street, Glen Lyon, Sunday at Nanticoke State Hospital, a daughter. FOR uK.

G-nom apartment, all improvements, first floor, 521) South Prospect. Inquire Charley Cure. Adv. FOR RK.NT B-rooni apartment all improvements, first floor, 62D South Prospect. Inquire Charley L.ewskis Cale.

Adv. Jewolry Stolen 7Ag Seleskl, 303 West Main street, reported to police yesterday that three local Bills stole two diamond rings and several old coin pieces from his home. He furnished the names of the girls and they will be given a hearing at police headquarters Saturday morning at 10. Firemen to Meot Members of Nanticoke City Fire Department will meet tomorrow night at 7:30 at Pioneer Hook and Ladder parlors on East Broad street, from where they will leave In a body for the home of deceased member, Walter "Stonik" Janiczek, 422 Falrchlld street, where memorial services will be conducted. We make personal loans at 6 Interest per annum fortusiness professional or family needs-home improvements, furnishing and equipment taxes, insurance, water rent, doctor and dentist bills hospital expenses, school tuition, consolidation of debts, refinancing existing loan and for any unexpected heartedly in Fathers will be death.

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BE SURE TO STOP INTO "T0YT0WH" BEFORE CHRISTMAS Dear Customer Wishing You An Ideal That Can Never Be Destroyed A Joyous, Merry American Christmas THIS tt YOU DO NOT HAVE CHECKING HCC01MT, THRIPTI CHECK The Personal Checking Account ThriftiCheck is a modern checking service and offers all the advantages of a regular checking account. These privileges can now be yours. -TREE DECORATIONS Ve Still Have A Full Stock of All Tree Decorations Christmas programs will be held at the three local Protestant Churches on Wednesday night. At the Presbyterian Church at 7, there will be recitations by children; songs and readings by the juniors; Christmas tableau by the intermediates. Santa Claus will distribute Christmas candy.

There will be no' prayer meeting at the church this week. Children's service will be held at the Baptist Church at 7:30. All chil- dren in the primary and junior departments of the church school will take part. Mrs. J.

Paul Faust and Mrs. James Bartholomew will be in charge. Santa Claus will distribute Christmas candy. 1 NO MONTHLY SERVICE OHABOE. TREE LIGHTS We Have Tree Light Sets For Indoor and Outdoor Use.

Bring In Your Bulbs and Have Them Tested. i 3. AS LITTLE AS $1 OPENS YOUB ACCOUNT. 3. THE ONLY COST IS A SMALL 7EB OP lOo PES CHECK ISSUES IN NEAT BOOKS OP 80 CHECKS.

4. NO MINIMUM BALANCE EVEB BEQUIBED. 6. NO CHABOE POB DEPOSITS Abiding whole the Faith of Holy Faith, Tt true to ee 'till The LEADER Our we tit -IN ADDITION- DIVIDEND A Semi-Annual Dividend at the rt of 3 pr otnt por aanm has been declared by the Board of Direotore and will be paid to all Sav-ra and Inveetore of this Institution of reoord December 31, 1941. FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS And Loan Association Nanticoke, Pa, W.

D. JENKINS, Prop, A TOUR NAME IS PRINTED ON ALL YOUR CHECKS (barge YOUR INQUIRY IS INVITID The WYOMING NATIONAL BANK of WILKES-BARRE TOYS IN ALL PRICE BRACKETS From 5c To $3.00 Gifts For Every Member of The Family Candy To Add To Holiday Enjoyment BEN FRANKLIN STORE 1S0-182 S. MARKET, ST. NANTICOKE of Wilkei-Barre Cl-fa-83 Aldrn 779 ,34 Wait Market Street 9.