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I To W.B. YOUR 3-4141 WANT ADS TIMES-LEADER, WILKES-BARRE, SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 22, 1936 Greater West Side News of Nearby Communities KINGSTON WEST SIDE OFFICE 221 Wyoming Ave. DIAL 7-4818 Crane To Address Church Institute Rev. Dr. Henry H.

Crane, of the M. E. Church, Scranton, will Park. speaker at the fifth and session of Kingston M. conchudien" institute next Wednesday night.

In an address at the assembly period at 7:45, he will speak on Checheubject, "God In The Middle be no class sessions at the institute. Supper will be served as usual at 6. Tickets should be secured in advance from Mrs. B. G.

Coon or from members of the W. F. M. S. Following supper a short program of music will be given by the church quartet and the remainder of the hour, will be given over to friendly visiting.

W. C. T. U. Meeting Kingston W.

C. T. U. will meet next Thursday afternoon at 2:30 at the home of Mrs. A.

E. Rudisill, 1715 Wyoming avenue, Forty Fort. Men's Classes To Meet Men's Bible Classes of Kingston and Dorranceton M. E. Churches will meet the Men's Class of Forty Fort M.

E. church on Monday at 7:30. The group will be addressed by Rabbi Louis M. Levitsky. Box Social Young People's Department of Kingston Church will hold a box social in the recreation rooms of the church next Friday night.

Officers will be elected at the business session. All youung people are invited. St. Mary's Wins St. Mary's Lits of Kingston defeated Starland A.

C. of Kingston last night in Schuyler avenue gymnasium by the score of 35-26. The score: ST. MARY'S- Gls. Fls.

Pts. Budzeika, f. 3 1 Slauzis, f. 2 5 Lelokas, f. 1 2 Pascavage, c.

5 3 13 Milanch. g. 3 3 Sypulski, g. 0 3 3 Totals 11 13 35 STARLAND- G1s. Fls.

Pts. Crossin, f. 1 3 5 Carroll. f. c.

00 Budinger, 3 Boyle, g. 9 Perigo, g. 0 Sponseller, g. 0 0 Austin, g. 0 0 0 Totals 26 Half time score, 17-7, 'Lits leading.

Referee, Levy. The Lits Varsity and Reserves will play the fast Pittston Panthers Varsity, and Reserves, Edwardsville. The Reserve game will start at 2 and the Varsity contest at 3 with Souchick as referee. St. Mary's will play the Golden Chain Juniors from Plains at 1.

St. Mary's Lits has agreed to accept the challenge of St. Hedwig's for a game, provided St. Hedwig's wins tonight from Bethlehem. SPECIAL TONIGHT CHICKEN DINNER Music By The Crooning Strings Devil Crabs, Hardshells, Clams, Shrimps, Chili Con Carne JACK EVANS SEA FOOD RESTAURANT 689 Wyo.

Kingston FOLLOW THE CROWD to Piledggi's Tavern 199 Division Kingston SPECIAL TONIGHT Chicken Supper Clams, 25 for Also Spaghetti, Chili and Sea Food Music by CEASE ZIMMERMAN and HIS JOLLY FOUR We are located across the Division Street Bridge TONIGHT Chicken Dinner 25c Beer, Liquor and Wines DONN'S CAFE 430 Market Kingston Plenty of Parking Space The SHANTY Kingston Corner CHICKEN LUNCH 25c CLAMS Deviled Crabs--Chili Parking Rear "Where Only the Best is Good Enough" TONIGHT! DEVILED CRAB DINNER 25c Music by Joe Willis' Orchestra Full Line Sea Foods JIMMY MORGAN'S RESTAURANT 158 South Wyoming Avenue KINGSTON NANTICOKE INSTALL NEW PASTOR AT CITY CHURCH Reception Follows Induction of Rev. Gail A. Patterson at First English Baptist With the church Alled the Rev. Gail A. Patterson was installed as pastor of the First English Baptist Church, of Nanticoke last night.

Speakers reviewed the capability and earnestness of the incoming pastor and asured both the members of the congregation and officers that with proper cooperation of both pastor and members the church go forward in the work of the Kingdom of God. choir sang two selections. William James sang a solo, "Just for Today." After the services, luncheon was served in the church parlors. Those present: Mr. and Mrs.

Russell Howard, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Howard, Mrs. Mary Howard, Mrs. Hanna Davies, Mrs.

William James, Miss Edith Williams, Mrs. Arthur Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Morgan, Mr. and Mrs.

William O. Andes, Miss Jane Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas James, Mr. and Mrs.

Edward Owens, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Daniels, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Jones, Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur Curtis, Mrs. John Boyes, Mrs. John Delbrigle, Mr. and Mrs.

Edward Turley, Mr. John Turley, Mr. Ambrose Turley, Frank Timn, Mr. and Mrs. Gus Walti, John Walti, Herbert Walters, Frank Smith, Mr.

and Mrs. Raymond Wolfe, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Jones, Mrs. Edna May, Louise May, Martha Tittus, Mrs.

James Grick, Mrs. George Powell, Mr. and Mrs. James Creglow, Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Milliner, Mr. and Mrs. Tho Goodman, Anna May Milliner, May Morgan, Margaret Delbrige, Edith Goodman, Goodman, Mrs. Margaret Evans, Howard Jones. Mrs.

Thomas Titus, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Goodman, Mr. Albert Goodman, Mr. and Mrs.

William Howell, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Milliner, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kressler, Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas Morgan, Richard Mrs. Sara Brown, Mr. Mrs. Jones, Mr.

and Mrs. Davina Blyth, John Weir, Mr. and Mrs. John Elmy, Mr. and Mrs.

Stanley Price. Miss Ruth Powell, Miss Martha Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Mat Ales, Miss Louise Powell, Mr. and Mrs.

Alfred Ales, Rev. Kane, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Young, Mr. and Mrs.

A. G. Walters, Miss Adaline Walters, Tomasine Copper, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Howells, Mr.

and Mrs. Alfred Milliner, Mr. and Mrs. F. R.

Tubbs, James Creglow, Mrs. Paul Enke. Mrs. Lewis Kessler, Mrs. Enoch Edwards, Miss Jane Blythe Miss Irene Stacey.

Mr. and Mrs. Gus Neiman, Mr. Morgan, Mr. and Mrs.

John Howell, Miss Flora Jane Patterson, Miss Doris Jane Young, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Roth, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Powell, Mr.

and Mrs. Arden Birth, Mr. and Mrs. William Farr, Mr. and Mrs.

D. Williams, W. W. Waters, M.D., Rev. N.

F. Schlegel, Rev. David Jones, Rev. C. S.

Roush, D.D., Rev. Joseph G. Kane, Rev. G. A.

Patterson, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Owens, Thomas Powell. Robert Powell, Joseph Northcliff, Margaret Masters. Buy Your Flowers Where They Grow at GEO.

W. WEAVER SONS Celtics Victorious Nanticoke Celtics last night defeated St. Nicholas Club of WilkesBarre, 24 to 21 on the latter's floor. Prof. George Morris Prof.

George Morris, noted baritone, will sing several numbers at Primitive Methodist Church tomorrow evening at 6:30. White Owl Notes During the week the White Owl Quintet captured two games, defeating Keystone A. 25-19, and S. E. 21 to 17.

Tomorrow night White Owls play St. Francis' Reserves. Funeral Announcements The funeral of John Dziedzic, 416 East Washington street, will be held Monday morning at 8:30 from the family home with a requiem high mass in St. Stanislaus' Church and burial in the church cemetery. Father Mourned Robert Jeeray, aged 76.

prominent resident of 126 Bells avenue. Ashley, father of David Jeffray, this city, died last night at the family home after a lingering illness. Card Party Tonight The Hanover Social Club will entertain at cards tonight at 7:30 at Supon's Place, Front street. Players are asked to bring their own playing cards. Family Theatre Seminary Society Has Open House Plattonian Literary Society, Wyoming Seminary, composed of girl students who board at the school, held its annual open house program last night in Sprague Memorial Hall.

Members presented a program depicting famous lovers of history. Rita Bornstein was reader. Following the tableau, an original on play written by Mrs. Ruth Multer Traxler, wife of Prof. W.

E. Traxler the Seminary faculty, was presented. The final offering was Beethoven's Minuet in which was costume, inary perremestra furnished music. CHURCHES ANNOUNCE SUNDAY SERVICES Dorranceton M. Rev.

Dr. James Benninger, minister -Public worship at 10:30, sermon by Rev. Thomas Swales of Derr Memorial M. Church, Wilkes -Barre: Sunday school at Epworth League 6:30: evening service at 7:30, sermon by Rev. C.

L. Harris, Public Square evangelist. Holy Trinity Lutheran, Rev. David A. Menges, pastor--At 10 tomorrow morning the pastor will continue his series of sermons 'on Lord's Prayer.

Sunday school will meet at 11:15. Miss Eleanor Bernhard will speak on "Latin America" the Luther League meeting at 6:30. Vespers will be read at 7:30 when Rev. Mr. Menges will again preach the sermon.

Kingston M. Rev. Norman Clemens, Can Make Sure of Eternal Life?" will be the pastor's sermon topic 10:30. Sunday school will meet noon and Epworth League at 6:30. In the evening at 7:30 the sermon theme will be "Forgive As Forgive." fourth a series Won Lord's Prayer.

St. Ignatius' R. Rt. Rev. Monsignor M.

E. Lynott, pastor--Masses at 6.0 7, 8:30, 10:15 and 11:45. Graee Episcopal, Rev. Ralph Weatherly, rector Holy morning evening munion, 8 a. pravehurch school, prayer, Young People's Society, 6:45.

Kingston Presbyterian, Rev. E. Flack, pastor -Bible school all departments, W. G. McClelland, superintendent, 9:45 a.

divine worship and sermon by the pastor, 11; Junior Christian Endeavor, Mrs. W. F. Logan, superintendent, p. -Intermediate Christian Endeavor, Mrs.

G. G. Stillman, superintendent, 5 p. m. Westmoor Church of Christ, Percy school, Allen 9:30, Davis, minister- -Church Osborne Morgan, superintendent; morning worship, 10:45, sermon title, "An Everlasting evening worship, 7:30, sermon Christian Endeavor a metings, "The Great Transformer." Wyoming Avenue Christian, Charles H.

Frick, pastor--In servance of the eleventh anniversary of the dedication of the church, the minister will speak tomorrow morning at 11 on the history of congregation and i nthe evening 7:30 on the background of the movement which the church is a Bible school will met at 10 a. and Christian Endeavor at 6:30 Marian Zimmerman and Gertrude Erwine as leaders. First Baptist, Rev. James Bryden, pastor--Morning prayer, worship and sermon, 10, theme, "Thinks B. Y.

P. evening service, 7:30, subject, Palsied Soul." Special music. To Sponsor Woman's Auxiliary Picturace copal Church will sponsor motion pictures presented by Kingston Coke Company on Monday at 7:45 in the church. The picture "Black Beauty." "Stephen ter," and 'You'll Like It." To Elect Delegate Election of a lay delegate to attend the annual session of Wyoming Conference will be held by the Kingston M. E.

Church on Wednesday, March 4, at 7:30. The quarterly conference will follow. Rainbow Club Dance Rainbow Club will conduct its second monthly dance tonight at Mickey's Gardens in Larksville. BODLE-SHIELDS BODLE-SHIELDS Benjamin Bodle, president of the Senior, and Class at during Wyoming his school Seminary days half -back on the football team, and Miss Seminary, Shields, SPECIAL TONIGHT Turkey or Tenderloin Steak 25cl Music By Willard Cool And His Orchestra HURLEY'S Kingston House Cor. Schuyler Market St.

Dial 7-9252 Plenty of Parking Space Dine and Dance -atKINNEY'S CAFE 135 Pringle Kingston Special: Chicken Lunch Plate MASONISI CAFE 231 Bennett Luzerne TONIGHT Turkey Dinner 35c Joe Coulter and His Pepper Uppers Added Attraction DOTTIE PRICHARD and ANN SHAVER Orchestra and Floor Show Every Wednesday and Saturday Night For Anniversary Dinner Preparing REV. J. E. GRYCZKA Tenth anniversary dinner of the Progressive Club of St. Hedwig's Church, Kingston.

will be held tomorrow night at 7 at Redington Hotel. Mrs. Frank Wisnewski is president of the club, which has contributed generously since its organization to parish activities. Other officers: Vice president, Mrs. also of Endicott, N.

were married this morning at 10 by Rev. Dr. George M. Bell, district superintendent of the Methodist Episcopal Church, at his home on North Sprague avenue, Kingston. They had planned to be married by Dr.

L. L. Sprague, president of Wyoming Seminary, who is ill with pleurisy at his home. With Dr. Sprague unable to officiate, they went to the Bell residence.

There were no attendants. Benefit Social Given as a benefit for the drum and bugle corps of the Sons of erans of Anthracite Post 283, Veterans of Foreign Wars, the social held last night in Columbian hall on East Union street was well attended. A. A. Hodgdon, chaplain of the post, extended greetings, and B.

L. Hodgdon, commander of the Sons of Veterans, wlecomed the guests. Betty Jane Gallagher entertained with a song and dance, after which refreshments were served during intermission. Mr. Hodgdon spoke the youth movement.

A trio composed of Amelia Bileggi, Muriel Hitching and Aldona Regal sang, with Dorothy Frantz as accompanist. An impersonation of Joe Penner was given by Paul Jones with Vincent Grasso as the stooge. The grand march was led by B. L. Hodgdon and Miss Irene V.

Hodgdon, youngest member of the Ladies' Auxiliary. Mrs. John Bennett of 79 Union street is recovering from an appendicitis operation at General Hospital. FORTY FORT YOUNG PEOPLE HEAR TALK BY CLEMENS Principal speaker at the Kingston District Young People's InterChurch Council in Stella Presbyterian Church, the Rev. Norman W.

Clemens, of Kingston M. E. Church, declared that Christian youth throughout the world must join hands to build a Christian world. Officers of the council were installed by Miss Elma Major, county superintendent of young people's work. The officers: President, Thomas Van Loon; first vice presidents, Eugene Rodgers and Arline McHugh: second vice presidents, Anne Jenkins and Thomas Wilson: third vice presidents, Nancy Evans and James Reseigh; fourth vice presidents, Stanton MacGeorge and Smith; secretaries, Williams and Myrtle Bowman; treasurer.

William Taylor; pianist, Ruth Bush. Word of God Chapel Services tomorrow in Word of God Chapel on Butler street, Rev. J. M. Hare, pastor, will be as follows: Sunday school, 10 a.

preaching services at 11 a. m. and 7: 30 p. m. Roosevelt Club Dinner Upward of 125 persons are expected to attend a dinner to be held tonight by the Roosevelt Club of Wilkes- Barre in Forty Fort Dining Room.

Presbyterian Services "When Life Becomes Stale" is the subject on which Rev. Joseph L. Weisley will preach tomorrow morning at 10:30 in Forty Fort Presbyterian Church. Classes of boys, taught by Floyd Rundle and Walter David will be guests at the service. Church school will meet at noon.

Junior Society of Christian Endeavor at 3 tomorrow afternoon will discuss the topic, "Self Control for Every Junior. Intermediate Christian Endeavor at 6:45 will discuss "Why Should We Give Our Money to God and How Much?" The Senior Society, meeting at the same hour, will discuss "Things For Which We Stand." Prof. Gomer Williams will in the discussion. At a Christian Education program in the evening at 7:30, Prof. Williams will again be the speaker, taking for "The Need and Power of Religion' in the Educational Experiences of Life." George Hunter, a student in the high school, will speak on "The Need and Power of Education in the Educational Experiences of Youth." Floyd Rundle, delegate to the recent Christian Endeavor conference, will speak on "The Need of Power of Religion in the Lives of Young People." Wrestling Match A wrestling match between Forty Fort and Nicholson High School wrestlers will be held tonight at 7:30 in the high school, preceding a basketball game between the faculty members of the two schools.

Edwardsville To Present Charter A charter recently granted by the Luzerne County Court to Woodward Hill Hose Company will be formally presented to the organization tonight Attorney Benjamin R. Jones, in Moonlight Ballroom. Holy Name 1 to Meet Holy Name Society -of St. Mary's Night Of Variety Entertainer MISS ANNA PODEYASY Among the specialties on the Night of Variety program to be presented Sunday night by Bernadette club of St. Stanislaus church in St.

Mary's Greek Catholic hall on Madison street will be dance numbers by Miss Anna Podeyasy Ashley. Miss Podeyasy is an instructor in one of the local dance studios. Mrs. Victoria Pietkiewicz, president, is general chairman of the affair which includes an entertainment, orchestral numbers and refreshments. Mahon Asks Obedience To U.

S. Constitution on Easton, Feb. J. Mahon, of Pittston, chairman of Group 3, Pennsylvania Bankers' Association, opened the 40th annual session of that organization at Hotel Easton here today with an attack on those "in places of power and authority in Washington." "I look forward hopefully," he said, "to the time when the laws of God and nature are again recognized, respected and obeyed, and the Constitution of the United States of America protected, supported defended against anybody and everybody in the world." Speaking before 400 bankers Chairman Mahon declared that Father Biczysko also read the nuptial mass. A score of relatives and friends of contracting parties witnessed the ceremony.

The a altar was beautifully decorated for the occasion. maid of honor was Miss Anna Jablonski and John Kmetz served as best man. Miss Josephine Okonski was bridesmaid and Teofl Waiter, usher. Geraldine Yankoski was flower girl. The bride was charmingly attired in a gown of pink satin, matching veil and accessories and carried a shower bouquet of lilies of the valley.

Miss Jablonski was gowned in corn color crepe, matching hat and accessories and carried a bouquet of sunburst roses, interspersed with orchid, sweet Okonski peas. swas in light blue crepe, matching hat and accessories and carried a bouquet of pink roses. Little Miss Yankoski wore a peach organdy dress, matching hat and carried a basket of daffodils. Following the ceremony, a reception was held at the home of the groom's parents at 500 East Main street. Both are prominent young people of their respective communities.

Mr. Warakomski is employed at Znariecki Brothers Servie Station on East Main street. Mine Workers Hurt Alex Dembroski, aged 46, of 131 Center street, Hanover, laborer at the Truesdale mine of the Glen Alden Coal Company, sustained right ankle and foot injuries yesteday afternoon at work when caught under a rock fall. He was removed to the State Hospital for treatment. Falling on a piece of coal, John Kempovicz.

aged 44, of 177 South street, Askam, laborer, Truesdale Colliery, Glen Alden Coal Company, received injuries to his back yesterday afternoon. He was admitted to the State Hospital for treatment. WASHINGTON TWINS 4 YEARS OLD TODAY Nanticoke's "Washington's Birthday" twins. George and Casimier Grevera, sons of Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Grevera, 230 West Church street, today are observing their fourth birthday anniversary as the nation observes a legal holiday in commemoration of the birth of the first President of the United States. The parents were in receipt of many felicitations for the twins. George was named in honor of the "Father of His Country," while Casimier was named in honor of Count Casimier Pulaski, Polish hero of the American Revolution, whose birthday also is today. The Grefamily is of Polish descent. Rev.

Henry R. Taxdal, Vicar of St. George's, announces the following appointments for 1936: Chairman ex officio of all committees and organizations, the Vicar. Vicar's Council of Advice: Hon. John S.

Fine, senior warden, David C. Vaughan, junior warden, Victor Fuge, secretary, Thomas H. Roberts, treasurer, John Harper, asst. treasurer, James E. Coombs, John Norton, and Ivor James.

Church school supt. H. R. Taxdal, asst. Jack Leather, secretary, Miss Margaret Porter, treasurer, Palmer Jones, Lay readers, Winston Hall, Jack Leather, and Palmer Jones; Altar guild, Hon.

Pres. Mrs. S. F. Shelly, Miss Margaret Porter; Organist, Thomas H.

Roberts, asst. organist, Mrs. H. R. Taxdal, choir -mother, Mrs.

J. A. Norstedt, and Victor Fuge, Sexton. Tendered Farewell A farewell reception was tendered Miss Arline Superko, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Edward Superko, West Nanticoke Heights, left West Nanticoke school to enter the Nescopeck school. Games were playled and refreshments served too: ship of Oscar Price. Sunday school, Evening service, 6, Young People charge giving a program. Ceril Powell will give a solo. Methodist Episcopal Church, West Nanticoke-Rev.

C. C. Volz, school, pastor. Morning service, 11; Sunday 10; Epworth League, 7:30 preaching by pastor on "A Scripture Definition of Religion." Morning subject, "The Glorious Life." Bethel Congregational ChurchRev. H.

L. Goughnour, minister. Morning service, 10:30, subject, "From Spectator to Junior Choir will sing. Church school, Christian Endeavor, 6. Evening service, 7.

subject, "Having the Christian Spirit." St. John's German Lutheran Church-Rev. Theodore Rehkopf, pastor. Sunday school, German service, 11; English service, 7. On Ash Wednesday: German service, English service 8.

Mary's Greek Rite Catholic Church, Hanover-Rev. Kapashinsky, rector. Mass at 10:40. St. Nicholas Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church-Rev.

Philip Grushetzky, rector. Mass at 9:30. Assembly of -A. R. Hontz in charge.

morning service, evening service, 6:30. Ebenezer Welsh Presbyterian Church-Rev. Hugh W. Griffith, pastor. Preaching, 10 a.

Sunday school, 11; Preaching, 7:30. St. George's Episcopal Church, -Rev. H. R.

Taxdal, vicar. Church school, Morning sermon, 11; Evening prayer and sermon, 7. St. Mary's Lithuanian Church, Wanamie- Rev. V.

A. Simkonis, rector. Masses at 8 and 10:30 a. m. Christian and Missionary Alliance Chapel, Rev.

Robert Wallace, pastor, Preaching, 10; Bibles school, Young People's Society, Evangelistic service, 7:30. MRS. FRANK WISNEWSKI F. B. Gryczka; secretary, Mrs.

thony Gober; treasurer, Mrs. Andrew Ruszewski; recording secretary, Mrs. Leroy Lewis. Speakers at the dinner will be Rev. J.

E. Gryczka, pastor of St. Hedwig's Church, and Rev. Francis Kasaczun of Sugar Notch. The toastmaster will be Rev.

Joseph Morris, assistant at St. Hedwig's. Lithuanian will meet tomorrow first mass. Churchier St. Hedwig's vs.

Bethlehem Hedwig's Holy Name Society basketball team will play Bethlehem P. N. A. tonight in Edwardsville high school. Two preliminary games will be played.

At 7, St. Hedwig's girls' team will the Pringle girls' team, and at 8 St. Hedwig's Junior Varsity will play the Ashley Five Joints. Welsh Presbyterian Church Sunday School at 11:15, L. Thomas, superintendent; Junior C.

at evening worship at 6 with sermon by the pastor. The theme of the sermon will be "Sit, Stand, Walk, Run," as referred to in the Bible. Tuesday night, Preparatory Class at prayer meeting at 7, and Christian Endeavor at 7:30. Sunday Church Services "Christ's Proclamation of War Against Evil" will be the sermon theme of Rev. Thomas Hughes tomorrow morning at 11:15 in the Welsh Baptist Church.

Sunday school will meet at 11:15. In the evening at 6 the minister's sermon theme will be "Remember Jesus." Holy Communion will be observed at this service. Rev. James S. Henry, minister of the Bethesda Congregational Church, will preach tomorrow morning at 10 on the subject, "Matthew's Portrait of Christ." Holy Communion will be observed in the evening at 6.

Sunday school will convene at 11:15 a. m. "Spiritual Freedom" will be the sermon theme of Rev. Robert L. Smith at the morning service tomorrow at 10.

following a sermonette to the children. In the evening at 6 he will the third in a series of sermons on "What Is A Christian?" Mary Middleton and the pastor will sing a duet at this service. The Men's prayer meeting will be held at 9 a. and Sunday school at 11:15. In the Edwards' Memorial Congregational Church, Sunday services will be as follows: Men's prayer meeting.

9 a. public worship, sermon by Rev. Enoch Hughes, subject, "The Holy Sunday school, 11:15: evening service at 6, sermon by minister, topic, "Members of One Another." The evening service will be the monthly Communion. Tomorrow will be the close of the church fiscal year. GRAND THEATRE "NEVADA" With Buster Crabbe; also Serial Chapter and College Short.

SWOYERVILLE MICHAEL KOLESAR Correspondent Dial 7-5557 Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Volack, of Owen street, recently celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary. They have been residents of the borough for 28 years. They were married at St.

Mary's Polish church, February 22, 1911, by Rev. J. J. Kovaleski. Mrs.

Volack was Miss Antonette Frystak, born in Poland, and came here in 1909, Mr. Volack also was born in Poland and came to America in 1909. They have thirteen children: Mrs. John Patrician, Walter Novach, Henry, Helen, Charles, John, Joseph, Andrew, Stella, Bernard, Stanley, Marian and Theodore. Directors: Elizabeth Husvoski, Mary Hovan, Helen Krakovski, Anna Hrubocak, Margaret Yencik, Anna Imriscak, Elizabeth O'Daniel.

Cast Mary Kolarcik, Margaret Matey, Anna Ferense, Anna Tressa, Anna Chicvar, Anna Chapak, Anna Tressa, Veronica Anna Matusek, Margaret Chorba, Mary Dolcak, Susan Forgatch, Anna Wasko, Anna Inas, Mary Vitanovetz, Anna Bizup, Mary Baloga, Helen Nedelak, Anna Estocin, Mary Mesaros, George Imriscak, George Dolcak' Alex Stofko, Stephn Stolis, Frank Banor, John Sabados, John Golijas, Emery Yorko, John Ference, Andrew Krajak, John Miklos, George Yencik, Andrew Mizak, John Husvoski, John Matey, Rudy Kudela, George Hrubocak, Vnicent Perhach, Joseph Hovanec, John Pjatek, Stephen Marcin. Committee: Elizabeth Lukish, Anna Kubis, Mary Kalna, Agnes Stofko, Mary Hominek, Mary Kruzlik, Anna Oigosh, Susan Stif, Mary Kosco, Anna Semanek, Miss Alasza Pisony, Mary Vojtek, Mary Forgatch, Evelyn Sabados, Tomascik, Mary Pjatek, Mary Hovan, Mary Dadulak, Mary Levicky, Mary Kuhar, Anna Hricak, Catherine Hovanec, Sekercak, Mary Dzurenda, Mary Vitanovetz, Anna Perhach, Anna Rusenak, Anna Ivanko, Ludmila Kudela, Ludmila Podskoc. All collectors are urged to turn in tickets and money for the dance held last Saturday, at the Property Owners' Association meeting in the Brodericks Hose House tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. MEET MONDAY NIGHT American Guild of Organists will meet Monday night in Central M. E.

church. Carl Roth, dean of the guild, will be host. First English Baptist Church Rev. G. A.

Patterson, pastorMorning service, 10 a. sermon topic No One;" anthem by choir, "Blessed Is The Man," Walter Shawker; Sunday school service 11:40 a. The theme for the church school worship service at 11:40 will be "What Makes diate Department will Nation Christian." The dramatization with the following cast: Liberty, Grace Williams; girl, Mary Turley; boy, Murl Milliner; messenger, Louis May; second messenger, Elizabeth Creglow; third messenger, Myrtl Titus; fourth messenger, Tomasine Copin, fifth messenger, Adeline Walters; sixth messenger, Edith Smith; flag bearers, Nancy Torlinski and Robert Powell. Evening service, p. m.

Sermon topic, "World Fellowship." This topic has been chosen as an indication of the spirit of cooperation with the general campaign of the Northern, Baptist convention for a closer World Wide Fellowship. Anthem by choir, "Our Light and Glory," Roy Nolte. without banks our present form of economic life could not exist and that organizations like group three are formed for the purpose of improving banking conditions "both in principle and mechanical operation." J. F. W.

Heinbokel, C. P. Scranton, dwelt on the effects of the new federal and State tax laws on banking and trust estates and also reminded the bankers that on March 15 every Pennsylvania resident will have to report to the Department of Revenue his taxable personal property and pay thereon a tax of one mill. Regina Studedia, Dorothy Kaminski, Gladys Kyttle, Betty Cease, Regina Kaminski, Shorley Wolfe, Loretta Keen, Genevieve Maiisheski, Celia Wallace, Gloria Demboski, Bessie Parsons, Arline Superko, Kathleen Gritzer, Eleanore Coughlin, Jean Stookey, Florence Tereshinski, Mary Malisheski, Alma Superko, Albert Busch, Herman Kessler, Charles Roberts, Robert Reams, Norman Norris, Alex Superko, Gardner Wadsworth, Clement Lawrence, Bernard Novak, Fred West, Mr. and Mrs.

Edward Superko. G. 0. P. Club A meeting of 12th Ward, First District Republican Club will be held Monday night at 7:30 in Smardzewski's Place, Hanover and Grand streets.

The club's charter will be closed at this time. Following are the officers and committees: Al a Bohinski, chairman; Orland Chamberlain, vice chairman; Bolish Kedorowicz, secretary; Michael Lukeshefski, treasurer; Edward Kaminski and Joseph Tyburski, sergeants-at-arms; awards committee, Edward Tyburski, Michael Lukashefski, Martin Wisnewski; membership, Orland Chamberlain, Edward Lewis and Nelson Miles; housing, Nelson Miles, Stanley Czekaj, Martin Wisnewski; bylaws, Al Bohinski, Edward Kaminski, John Tyburski, Edward Wierzbowski and John Wisniewski. MINE WORKERS READY TO HONOR HERMANSEN In recognition of 25 years of service as president of the Alden Local of the United Mine Workers of America, Hon. John C. Hermansen will be the guest of honor at a testimonial dinner tonight starting at 7:30, at Rushin's Forest Hills Inn, Alden Mountain.

To Meet Tomorrow The Italian-American Citizens' Club will meet tomorrow morning at 9 at their club rooms. Members are urged to attend. Mack and Jones Win Mack and Jones swept Znaniecki bowlers off the alleys last night to take four points, in a regular sched uled game Merchants' Bowling League. Rex Theatre Thundering along with the impetuous speed and power of an oldtime buffalo stampede, the third of Paramount's "Hopalong Cassidy" series, titled "Bar 20 Rides Again," which opened yesterday at the Rex Theatre, contains every element that is needed to make a first class Western drama. It is a better picture than either "Hopalong Cassidy" or "'The Eagle's its two predecessors.

It surpasses those eminently successful six-gun drama not only because it is a story, but for the reason that the action, so vital on in a Western, is as fast-moving and realistic as it is possible for directors to achieve. Funeral The funeral DrozAnnouncement dowski, 63 West Grand street, will be held Monday morning at 8:30 from the home, with a requiem high mass in the Holy Trinity Church and burial in the church cemetery. IN THE CHURCHES First Presbyterian Church-Rev. Joseph G. Kane, minister.

Morning worship, 10:30, theme "'The Latitude of the Simple Gospel." Sunday school, Adult Bible class at noon: Christian Endeavor, 6:45 Evening worship, 7:30. There, "The Supreme Court of the Soul." Moriah Congregational Church. Morning seryice, 10:15 under leader- Jr. 0. U.

A. M. Lodge Meeting Regular meeting of Nanticoke Lodge, 291, Jr. 0. U.

A. M. Lodge, will be held Monday night at 7:30 in their lodge rooms in the Masonic Building on East Main street. Members are urged to be present as several changes are being made in the by-laws, which will be passed on the third and final reading at this meeting. Wentz- Demski Miss Helen Demski, daughter of Mrs.

Andrew Grablinski, East Ridge street, and Kazmier Wentz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Wentz, 153 Park street, married Thursday morning were, in St. Mary's Church by Rev. Cornelius Zak.

Miss Amelia Wentz, sister of the groom, and Al Zuranski, attended the couple. Following the ceremony reception was held at home of the groom's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wentz will reside in this city.

Sinco A. C. Victorious Sinco A. C. defeated Mozarts, 27 to 18, last night at St.

Joseph's Hall, while the Sinco Reserves trounced Keystone A. C. 29 to 27. NAME PROBERS OF TOWNSEND PENSION PLAN Washington, Feb. Byrns today appointed four Democrats and four Republicans to a bi-partisan committee headed by Representative Bell (D- Mo), to investigate the Townsend and other old age pension plans.

Members committee in addition ot Bell: Representatives Lucas (D- Gavagal (D-NY), Tolan Ditter (D- Calif), Hollister (R- Ohio), (R-Pa), Collins (R-Calif), and Hoffman (R- Mich). LUZERNE street, Luzerne, and John Toth of Jessup were married this morning at Bennett Presbyterian Church by Rev. S. E. Davies.

They were attended by Miss Helen Kovach, cousin of the bride, and by William Kovach, a brother of the bride. MISS HELEN KOVACH. WEDS JESSUP MAN Miss Helen Kovach, of Miller Family Theatre The Family Theatre today 1s showing for the last time. "Fighting Playboy" with Nick Stuart and Lucille Browne in the leading roles. Comedy, news and serial are also being shown.

State Theatre State Theatre Paramount's presentation of "Anything Goes." the Broadway musical comedy success. received its local opening yesterday at the State Theatre. It is a sparkling happy comedy, and contains all the famous song hits associated with this play. over this screen offering. Bing The audience proved in enthusiastic Crosby, the singing star.

is the feature attraction, and carried off honors with his breezy style of acting and singing. Pigeon Flying Club Nanticoke Pigeon Flying Club will meet in monthly session tomorrow afternoon at 2 at Leo's Place. 45 Enterprise street. Race dates for old bird races will be arranged and members will receive their 1936 leg bands. MARY L.

GREENLAND WEDS E. WARAKOWSKI St. Stanislaus' Church was the scene of a very pretty wedding this morning at 8 when the rector, Rev. V. 'L.

Biczysko unitel' marriage Miss Mary L. Greenland of Houtzdale, to Edward B. Warakomski, son of Mr. and Mrs. Benjaminin Warakomski, 500 East Main street.

Slight Fire Luzerne firemen last evening at 5:30 extinguished a fire in the basement of a vacant building on Buckingham avenue owned by Joseph Sgarlat. The blaze started in some rubbish in the cellar. Methodist Services Rev. Dr. George M.

Bell, district superintendent, will occupy the pulpit of Luzerne M. E. Church tomorrow night at 7. Following the services he will conduct fourth quarterly conference. In mornthe ing at 10, the sermon will be preached by the pastor, Rev.

Ivan L. Snyder. Church school will meet at 11:15 and Epworth League at 6:15. Suecial music at the services will be under direction of Howard P. Frantz.

Presbyterian Services Rev. S. E. Davies, the pastor, will preach tomorrow morning at 11 in Bennett Presbyterian Church on the subject, "Earthen Vessels." Sunday school will meet at 10 m. There will be no meetings tomorrow of the Intermediate and Young People's Societies of Christian Endeavor, but the evening service at 7 will be in charge of the young people of the congregation.

Mat. and TOLERATE Buster Evening Crabbe.