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'Ik'- TIMES-LEADER, WILKES-BARRE, PA TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 22, 1935 15 i January Bride YOU KNOW Junior League Names Committee for "Review" Timivi .00 mi A hfls- announced committees for the Bride-Eled Mis Jane Shoemaker of South Franklin street has left for Winter I Park, where she will spend sometime at Virginia Inn. mum Mrs. Robert MacMurdy, Mrs. E. B.

Mulligan, Mrs. Abram Nesbitt, 2nd, Mrs. J. Henry Pool, Miss Virginia Ruggles. Miss Phoebe Lee, Mrs.

Charles Clift, Miss Mary Elizabeth Edgar, Miss Carolyn Hourlgan, Mrs. Laning Harvey, Miss Margaret Wood, Mrs, George T. Bell, Mrs. Robert Miner, Mrs. Donald MacWIlllams, Mrs.

L. MacA Cattanach, Mrs. Henry L. Jones, 2nd, Miss Peggy Davis, Mrs. Robert C.

Trethaway, Mrs. W. S. McLean, Mrs. S.

R. Nicholson, Mrs. Hervey Ahlborn, Mrs. Samuel Buckman, Mrs. John Ferenbach, Miss Pa.trlc'la Reynolds, Miss Augusta Farnham, Mrs.

Bruce Payne, Mrs. Harold Laycock. Entertainment committee: Mrs. John Ferenbach, chairman; Mrs. J.

M. Humphrey, Mrs. Abram Nesbitt, 2nd, Mrs. James Robinson. my- I U111UA J-Itfew "Review of 1935" which they will present Friday and Saturday nights, February 15 and 16, at Irem Temple, North Franklin street.

Torey T. McKenny, director, has called the first rehearsal for Thursday evening at 6 o'clock in Hotel Shoemaker Branch to Hold Card Party Anna Shoemaker Auxiliary of Nesbitt Memorial Hospital will sponsor card party Friday afternoon at the residence of Dr. C. Judge, avenue, Forty Fort. Mrs.

Harry) L. Campbell Is general chairman. Luncheon dessert will be served at 1:30 followed by cards at 2:30. Tea will be served at 4 o'clock. Attractive prizes will be awarded high scorers.

Assisting committees are Mrs. W. B. Jeter, Mrs. Horace Cummings, Mrs.

H. D. Baldwin, Mrs. Elmer Nelson, Mrs. William Cott, Mrs.

Arnott Jones, Mrs. Hayden Davies, Mrs. V. Eder, Mrs. B.

T. Jones, Mrs. Russell Frederick, Mrs. F. A.

Shannon, Mrs. R. S. Beck. Reservations are to be made by tomorrow.

Mrs. Harry Yetter is chairman of games and Mrs. C. H. Van Loon is chairman of cards.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Henry Pool and ehildren of Butler street, Kingston, have left for Miami Beach, where they will be guests at the Flamingo Hotel. After the premiere on February 15 a cabaret will be held at Hotel Sterling.

Is Mrs. George T. Bell, i gen il eral chairman; Miss Annette Evans, in areneral advisor, and Mrs. Samuel T. I Buckman.

secretary. Proceeds will be for charity." Helen Shemanshi A Bride Today Miss Helen Marion Shemanskl, daughter of Mrs. Anna Shemanskl, 52 West Main street Nanticoke, was married to Edward Aloyaius Brod-glnski of Ashley this morning In the Holy Trinity Church at Nanticoke. Rev. Roman WIeziolowskI performed' the ceremony and wu also the celebrant of the nuptial mass.

The bride wore a white satin gown fashioned on simple classic lines an exact copy of Molyneaux's model for Princess Marina. The gown with embroidered silver motif had flowing sleeves faced with cloth of silver and long court train lined with chiffon. Her tulle veil arranged In a coronet fashioned was also a copy of model for Princess Marina. She carried a sheaf of Easter lilies. Miss Tozla Shemanskl was her sister's only attendant She was attired in a white crepe gown with flowing sleeves faced with silver and a Molyneaux model tulle turbau.

She carried white roses. Stanley Janowski acted as best man. There were no ushers. A wedding breakfast for members of the immediate families followed at the Hotel Mallow Sterling. The bride is a graduate of Chester College and was a member of the Nanticoke Teaching staff.

Mr. Brodginski is a graduate of Wharton School of Finance and Is assistant cashier at the First National Bank of Ashley. The couple left on a wedding trip to Bermuda after which they will temporarily reside at the home of the bride's mother. Bazaar and Bake Sale Daughters of Israel will hold a bazaar and bake sale February 3, 4 and 6 at Anshe Ames Synagogue, 13 South Welles street. Mrs.

Morris Lelb is chairman and Mrs. Nathan Berman, co-chairman, assisted by Mrs. Sam Lewis, Mrs. Sam Prpker, Mrs. Abe Malzel, Mrs.

Julius Greenberg, Mrs. Harris, Mrs. Sam Solomon, Mrs. Sam Platsky and Mrs. Fred Goldstein.

The executive committee: George T. Bell. Miss Annette Evans, Mrs. Samuel T. Buckmac Mrs.

Robert Miner, Mrs. Nell Chris- 753 DRAW PENSIONS Harrisburg--The State Employes' Retirement Fund had 753 members on the retired list in December. They were paid $45,237. man, Miss Adella btevens, mm Carolvn Hourlean. Mrs.

Harley Wheaton, Mrs. J. M. Humphrey. Mrs.

Harold Laycock, Mrs. Wil Mrs. E. B. Mulligan, Mrs.

Bruce Pubilcity: Miss Carolyn Hourl-gan, chairman. Advertising: Mrs. James Robinson, chairman. Posters: Miss Mary Elizabeth Edgar; Automobiles: Mrs. Donald MacWIlllams.

Bill boards: Mrs. John T. Howell, Jr. Newspapers: Mrs. John Moore, Mrs.

Robert C. Trethaway, Mrs. Robert MacMurdy. Special Advertising: Miss Mary Elizabeth Edgar. Miss Dorothy Tonkin, Mrs.

Paul Heath, Miss Peggy Davis, Mrs. Donald MaoWll-liams, Miss Elizabeth Wadhams, Mrs. John Robinson. Talent: Mrs. J.

M. Humphrey, Jr. Music: Mrs. S. T.

Buckman. Ushers: Mrs. Chester Derr, Wyoming Valley Junior Woman's Club will usher. Rehearsals: Mrs. E.

B. Mulligan, Jr. Motor corps: Mrs. Gregory Ferenbach. Talent committee: Mrs.

MacA. Cattanach, Mrs. CharleB B. Crittenden, Miss Virginia Rug-gles, Mrs. Lewis Buckman, Mrs.

W. S. McLean, Mrs. Bruce Payne. Rehearsals: Mrs.

E. B. Mulligan, chairman; i Mrs. John Black -man, Mrs. Abram Nesbitt, 2nd, Mrs.

Gregory Ferenbach, Mrs. J. B. Russell, Jr. Prntrrnm- Mr.

Tl. RiihspII liam C. Gutman. Finance committee: Miss Adella Stavanfl fh A Irfrflll hoXOS. Mrs.

Charles Strous of 450 South River street will entertain at a buffet supper tomorrow night. Mr. and Mrs. 3. J1 Bogar of guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Lindsley Washburn of Kingston. Mr. and Mrs. F.

J. Weckesser of South Franklin street will leave February 1 for Palm Beach. Qtrs. C. Hay den Phillips and ighter, Joan, of Trucksvllle, will sail on the Olympic, Friday, for Liverpool, England, where they will remain until March.

They will be accompanied by Mrs. Phillips' brother, Ronald Whlneray of Liverpool, who has been visiting Dr. and Mrs. Phillips. Mr.

and Mrs. Robert K. Rahm of East Bennett street, Kingston, will entertain tonight In honor of their 19th wedding anniversary and the 18th birthday of their daughter 1 Catherine Margaret After the reception, marking the double anniversary. Mr. and Mrs.

Rahm will accompany their daughter back to Temple University, where she is a tudent Mr. Rahm is senior field agent of the Department of Justice, Board of Pardons, Harrisburg. Frederick HUlman; patrons, Mrs. ENTER A REAL PAYING PROFESSION LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE IN 8 8HORT MONTHS Allan P. Kirby.

Tickets: Mrs. John Robinson, chairman; Mrs. Henry Jones, Mrs. J. Henry Pool, Mrs.

Gregory Ferenbach, Mrs. Robert Stull, Miss Mary Elizabeth Edgar. Vashlnn pnmnr'ttee: Mrs. C. Har Bachrach.

MISS BERTHA G. SUITE Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Suite of MADAME FENWICK old Laycock, chairman; Mrs.

Abram Easy Terms. The Oldest School in Northern Penna. Day Night Classes 52 Van Horn street, Lynwood, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Bertha Suite to Joseph L. Kaszubskl, son of Mrs. Mary Kaszubski of 66 Park Place, Nesbltt, Mrs.

twnaia innes. Wardrobe: Mrs. Neil Chrlsman. Chances: Mrs. Laning Harvey, Jr.

Cabaret: Mrs. S. R. Nicholson, chairman; Mrs. Hervey Ahlborn, Miss Margaret Wood, Mrs.

Henry School' of Beauty Culture Wilkes-Barre, 64 W. Market St, Scranton, 618 Lacka Ave, Staten Island, N. T. The wedding For Information, eall or phone 64 Market 8U W-B 8-5618 chairman; Mrs. C.

B. Crittenden, vilflUJUUII, IVAIO. XJ. Jones, Mrs. Laning war- L4.

JUIICB, AirS, UO.llllg 1 till. will take place in the spring. Miss Suite is secretary of the Social Welfare Club of' St. Mary's vey, Mrs. Charles B.

Waller, Mrs. John Moore, Mrs. J. T. Howell, Church, Plymouth, and organist for Miss Ruth Rittenmeyer, student Court Loyola 619, Catholic Daughters of America.

She is employed as bookkeeper for the Plymouth Lumber Company. Mr. Kaszubski. who is Grand at East Stroudsburg 'ieacners college is spending the midyear recess at her home on Maffet street. Knight of the Staten Island Knights James A.

Crawley, advertising manager of the Times-Leader has turned from Philadelphia, where of Columbus, is an accountant in the office of the Commissioner of Baohrach. MRS. EDWARD BRODGINSKI Accounts for New Tork City. He is he attended tne annual x-oor men Ird Club dinner at the Bellevue Stratford Hotel also secretary for the eastern district Polish Students Organization. tMr.

and Mrs. F. H. Solomon of Juniors Hold han, Jack Walters, Claire Carr, An fj Charles street entertainea bun-day night in honor of Mr. and Mrs.

laoitn ninma and famllv of Scran- drew Clay, Bill Knifer and Sadie Sheehan. Prizes were won by, Mar Annual Meeting lon waisn, Joan McHale and Kay aeal ael Baal mond Miller. Miss Sheehan received ton who will leave February 1 to reside in Philadelphia. Mr. Blume was associated with the Richfield Oil Corporation for the past 5 years A I nttilAt mono oral1 nf th Scranton many gifts.

AUTHORS PICKET FIRST NIGHTPLAY OF FOREIGN STAR New Tork, Jan. 22 While a group of rebellious playwrights picketed the outside of the theatre, a first night audience witnessed the Broadway debut of Elisabeth Berg-ner. Born In Vienna, her motion pictures barred by the Nazi government from Germany, this blonde, not-too-pretty actress comes to New York with the almost unanimous acclaim of being Europe's greatest star. The ovation she was given last night In the leading role of Margaret Kennedy's new play, "Escape Me Never," turned her introduction Into one of those stage events that is seen only when a Jeanne Eagles appears in "Rain" or a Katharine Cornell does Juliet. Inside seats and boxes bulging with a top-hatted and ermlned audience of celebrities, she was winning the unrestrained accolade of sophisticated New Yorkers.

Mr. and Mrs. Isidore Rothbart of Nanticoke, announce the birth of a daughter January 16 at Nanticoke RD UlOlllVL territory. He will now be associated with the United Petroleum of Juniors of combined circles 10 and 33 of the Polish Women's Mutual Aid Society held a yearly meeting at the Clubhouse on Sunday afternoon. The following officers were fleeted for the ensuing year: President, Miss Florence Ko-zuhowski; vice president, Miss Eleanor Kraik'owski: treasurer.

Wilkes-Barre Institution of National Distinction State hospital. Philadelphia. Guests numDerea iu teen at party. A skating party was held Sunday afternoon at Nuangola Lake, fol Mr. and Mrs.

Philip McCall of Elm street. West Pittston, enter-tuina rensntlv In honor of their Miss Lrona Zeske; financial secre lowed by dinner at Klein's Inn tary, Miss Regina Snarskl; record Those present: Esther Jones, Wll daughter, Nola. Guests were Rita ing secretary. Miss Florence I Ig liam Priestman, Ruth Alpert, Merle lewskl: sick committee, Misses Sage, Mildred Davis, Edward Smith, Leona Masluwski, Salamea Novolla Veal Patties After the business session games Ruth Sands, Dave MacCall, Mary Conroy, William McAndrew, Ethel Hessler, George Yankoski, Catherine Dress, Joseph Gillespie, Angeline were played. Winners were: First Storj, Stanley Stocuweii, ones Evans, John Rindgen, Wanda Con-niff, Harold Ringer.

Peg Parsons, Chris Miles, Mrs. Walter Sheldon, Lola McCall, Romaine Moran, Eugene Touhill, William Moran, Bernadine Fizis, Mercedes Monahan. Louis Baltimore of this city will Clark, Thomas Klein, Dorothy Kll cullen. prize winner, Miss Jennie Mrozin-ski; others, Misses Dolores Galaida, Leona Zeske, Florence Kozuhwoski, Dorothy Belarski, Marion Ohelski, Joan Zaleta, Florence Figlewskl, Novolla, Jennie Mrozinskl, Loraine Belarc.ki, Irene Snarskl, 25c Lb. leave next weeK lor ueirou irom where he will motor to nonaa.

St. Theresea's Club of this city held a party Saturday night at the home of Miss Lottie Pivowarczyk of 703 North Franklin street. Games and dancing were enjoyed. Piano selections were played by Emil Slwak, ap dancing by Valeria Eleanor Savitskl, Eleanor Krajkow Rib Veal Chops 24c Lb. Spare Ribs Cut from Home'Dressed Pigs 1 8c Lb.

Rib Lamb Chops 35c Lb. Short Ribs of Beef 1 5c Lb. Theodore Hooper of 73 Puritan ski, Leona Maslowskl, Eleanor Lane has been ill at home the past five weeks with bronchitis and Krych. Refreshments were served to thirty. The next meeting will be Marko and Josephine Domlnlk.

held at the Clubhouse Sunday, Feb Others present were: Emily Piontek, Leonard VIckland, Valeria Bobek, Leo Kulmacheski, Madallne rheumatism. Anshe Sfard Sisterhood wlll meet norrow night at o'clock at their Synagogue, 220 East Northampton street. Refreshments will be served. Frank Kubickl of East North ruary 24. Mrs.

F. J. Szymcza, general dl Beef Liver Freshly Sliced 2 lbs. 25c rector of the Juniors, was assisted Berry, Emil Siwak, Rose Bobek, Michael Kushner, Valeria Marko, Talmud To rah Bake Sale Talmud Torah Auxiliary will hold a bake sale and bazaar February 10, 11 and 12 at the Talmud Torah. A Dutch supper will be held Sunday evening.

Mrs. A. Goidner isjchalr-man and S. Zelkowitz, co-cttairman. Assisting are Mrs.

J. Schwartz, Mrs. H. Rhelnstein, Mrs. J.

Rubin-sky, Mrs. Charles Levlne, Mrs. Seeherman, Mrs. R. Jaffee, Mrs.

I. Troy, Mrs. H. Gordon, Mrs. C.

Du-chovny, Mrs. H. Fisher, Mrs. H. Aronsohn, Mrs.

Max Leiberman, Mrs. Meyer Cohen, Mrs. Green-burg, Mrs. D. Gorwitz, Mrs.

B. Seigel, Mrs. A. Salsburg, Mrs. I.

Wasserman, Mrs. H. Galowitz, Mrs. E. Alpert, Mrs.

B. Alpert, Mrs. J. Coplan, Mrs. J.

Lefkowitz and Mrs. H. Mittleman. at this meeting by Mesdames, S. N.

Charles White, Helen Babek, Joseph Galaida, P. Podkul. F. Miskel, B. Figlewskl, F.

Strojny. Matlsko, Mary Ochenkowskl, John ampton street is convalescing at the General Hospital after an operation Blondik, Sue Kopick, Ray Snyder, Demolay Circle Helen Plata, Frank Sluszar, Jose for goitre. Miss Ethel Romayne Dendle, Mothers and Sisters Circle of phine Plata, Louis Diamond, Stella daughter of Mrs. Ethel Dendle, of Susquehanna Chapter, Order of DeMolay, will meet Thursday night at 30 n'rlnrk at Odd FpIIowh hall. Brown's Freshly Made Bockwurst ib.35c Barski, Leo Tomko, Rose DurinsKi Joseph Zelinski, Anna Durinski William Davis, Josephine Dominik Stanley Kopick, Lottie Plwowarczyk Present and prospective members 33 Clyde street, Pittston, and Ham White, son of Mr.

and Mrs. George White, of 211 Delaware avenue, were married Saturday night at the home of the bridegroom's Al Obehoski and Louis Domlnlk. are mvitea to attend. Birthday Party sister, Mrs. William Richards, of Mrs.

Ethel Hopkins of Miner street recently entertained at News of Women's Clubs birthday party for her niece, Grace Davis Brodhead, who celebrated her 11th birthday. Prizes at games O. E. 8. Party were awarded to Lois Richards, Liberty street, by Rev.

W. John Hill, pastor of the First Congrega- tional Church. Both Mr. and Mrs. White are graduates of West Pittston High School.

Mrs. White had been a student nurse at Wllkes-Barre General Hospital and her husband Is employed by the Kehoe-Berge Coal Company. Dewitt, Center Street, Forty Fort, Mrs. Ralph Weatherly will preside Tire Club Entertains Dallas Chapter, O. E.

will sponsor a community party in the Boston Cream Puffs 5c Ea. Miriam Jacobs, Dorothy Anderson, Frances Boston Those present were: Margaret Valentine, Ruth Odd Fellows Hall, Main street Rosenbloom, Peggy Fraley, Peggy The Tire Club held- a party recently at the home of Miss Lodeina Fredy, 39 Richmond avenue, in Dallas, on Wednesday night. The public is invited to attend. Games will be played and prizes will he awarded. Refreshments will be Weir, Anna Bellas.

Frances Boston Jane Walksman, Nancy Dolphin honor of their anniversary. Mem served. Martha Williams, Arline Williams, Lois Richards, Marjorie and Miriam Jacobs, Shirley Purcell, Dorothy bers of the Lone Star Club were among the guests. Games, songs and dancing were enjoyed. Miss Sophie Bossert, club president, gave Catholio Women's Club Produce Features Texas Red Beets 3 bchs.

14c Texas New Cabbage 4c CALIFORNIA Tender Telephone Peas. lb. 20c CALIFORNIA Red-Ripe Tomatoes. .2 lbs. 28c CALIFORNIA Sunkist Lemons dozen 33c cooking OR nr Baking Apples 6 lbs.

25c Brown's Coffee Trio Superbly Blended Anderson, Grace Brodhead. West Side District Leaders West Side District Leaders' Asso the address of welcome. Those Just a light, crispy shell, filled solidly with a rich cream filling! Children love them and they're ever so good for them! present were Sophie, Marie, Bessie and Elizabeth Bossert, Viola Maza, Tillle Maza, Mr. and Mrs. Polling, The January social meeting of the Catholic Women's Club of Wyoming Valley will be held on Wednesday evening at eight o'clock at Lady of Victory House, South Washington street.

Miss Margaret Schappert elation of Girl Scouts will hold a supper-meeting Monday evening at 5:30 at scout headquarters. Officers Betty Kudaskl, Tessle Norris, Bea A surprise birthday party was held Saturday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Sheehan, 200 East Market street, in honor of their daughter Sadie's birthday. A color scheme of pink and green was attractively carried out.

Music for dancing was furnished Qr Jimmy Hlggins' orchestra, antes and entertainment were en-. Joyed. Guests: Doris Steinhauer, Peter Demuro, Gertrude Metzgar, Carl Hill, Marlon Walsh, Daniel Sheehan, Joan McHale, James Dougherty, Anne Llttner, Charles Jones, Emma Sheehan, Eddie Mc-Gilloway, Mary McHale, Albert Jones, Doris Kenton, Robert Knore, Jean Miller, Patrick Dougherty, Ina Daley, Raymond Miller, Peg Lena- trice Stamets, Elizabeth Kocoz, will be elected. Virginia ue Moth, Sophie Roque has prepared an attractive program plot, Lola Bruch, Claire Peonlskl, Assisting Schappert a host Claire reruisKi, Martha Moran, esses will be Miss Elizabeth Markey, Lodema and Pearl Frey, Walter Lithuanian Women's Dinner Dance More than 300 attended the an nual dinner-dance of the Lithuanl an Womens' Club last night at Ho Mrs. Catherine Gaffney, Mrs.

Josepli Brown's Delicious Raisin Bread You'll be delighted with the flavor of this delicious bread! It is just heapingly filled with Plump, Juicy Raisins! Williamson and Mrs. D. L. Shov- Iln, Sr. tel Sterling.

Dinner was served at 11 o'clock. Mrs. Gabriel Klinkevlch Leaion Auxiliary was chairman of the affair. Iced with a Creamy White Fronting! Plain A regular meeting of American Legion Auxiliary Unit 132 nf Wilkes-Barre will be held tonieht 1 mm 12c A LOAF COne Thing I Beseech at ociock in Legion Home. All Myers, Edward and Melvln Lauch-ner, Alvin Eckrote, Leo Pollens, Joseph Slvickl, John Lehaski, Frank Malukaitus, William Hontz, Tony Rotots, Adam Yaglowski, Charles Lazahakus, Larry Hummel, Martin Maury, William Betz, Leonard Con-rad, Michael Norosky, Dick Davis, Russ Belles, John Yakabesan, Dudley, Paul, Carl and Ernest Frey and Mr.

and Mrs. Dudley Frey. Ladies of the G. A. R.

Election of officers featured the quarterly session of the Northeastern Pennsylvania Association, Ladies of the Grand Army, yesterday afternoon In Memorial Hall. Scran. 14c A LOAF membere are urged to attend. By Helen Welshlmer Elka Club Party Members of Elka ciuh nf th W. C.

A. held a party at the home EAR, through the intervening years This one thins I beseech: 1 "Special" Coffee 32c lb. 3 lbs. 90c of Mrs. Marguerite Edwards of Huntsville.

Cards and sleigh riding were enjoyed. Winners at cards were vera Edwards, Elizabeth ton. Mrs. Alvina Bostnrk. tv Perfect TOB Butter 3 lbs.

M.I 7 POUND 41c TWO POUNDS 80c xnomag, Florence Those present were Mnrv TCintr Jane Lumly. Martha Tji That we shall always be so near either one can reach A CROSS the sura of little things That strew the passing days Sometimes to touch the other's hand Along our divers ways. pOR it would Bruise the heart too much If one of us-should call And find the other could not climb Jule ReDa. Martha VrMo was chosen president. Other officers named are: Vice presidents.

Catherine Bray, Scran-ton, and Maud Betz, Factoryville; treasurer, Catherine Vliet, Scran-ton; patriotic instructor, Jane Conrad, Scranton; chaplain, Jeannett Skeoch. Scranton mnolfla Edwards Elizabeth Sarah Jervis, Marion Littleton, Florence lraner. Hostesses, Marguerite Edwards. Guest, Bertha Johnson. sephine Walsh, Scranton, and' press ni 1 Misericord! Alumnae Mother Loretta.

hna e-ant-A Across a slow-grown wall. tuncspuiiaeni, Mrs. Mary A. Kurtz Scranton. Mrs.

Bostork. Mrs general meeting of parents of the Students and nlnmnna nnlWa Mrs. Bertha Holgate Seamans, Fac- Misericordia at the Lady of Victory luryvuie, gave snort talks, and Mrs. Catherine DeLacey Roche spoke on "Americanizatlnn:" xiuuse mis evening, at 8 p. to make arrangements for a card party and dance Which will ha hM nm 1.110,1.

VilO association give a memorial to the time in February. raemDers 01 tne G. A. R. Reports were heard, after whloh mniu, Mid vale Women's Club Commltteea hliva hean named fnr served by members of Monies Circle.

Comrade J. L. the card nartv given tomorrow night at the Mid- Chapman, and John McDonoiigh were honored guests. vaie eseiuement, North River street, "Favorite" Coffee lb. 25c Three Pound 72c "Super-Value" Coffee lb.

21c Three Pound 59c Korean Crab Meat. oz. tin 22c Five tins $1.00 Derby Chicken and Noodle Dinner lb. jar 29c Two jars 55c Libby' Corned Beef. No.

1 tin 17c Two tins 31c Orange Blossom Honey. jar 23c Sunsweet brune Juice qt. jar 25c Two jars 47c Heinz Fresh Cucumber Pickle. .28 oz. jar 25c Niagara Milk Tall Cans.

7c I Four cans 25c LILY OF THE VALLEY Golden Bantam Corn. .2 No. 2 cans 29c Six cant 85c LILY OF THE VALLEY Whole Kernel Golden Bantam Cori 2 lb. cans 29c 1 Six cans 85c Cafeteria "Dinner" Menu Features! Wednesday Evening Jan. 23! SERVED 5 TO 7 P.

M. Tomato and Orange Bouillon 15c Fricataee of Chicken and Dumpling 35c Pork Steak, Swiss Style 22c Fresh Spinach Croquette 12c Harvard Beets 10c Fruited Jello 10c Banana Layer Cake 10c E. L. Solomon Auxiliary E. L.

Solomon Auylllarv is riains, oy tne MIdvale Women's Club The cnmmlHaa rko4i.mon Mm. meet tonieht at 8 n'rlnrir vr A. J. Zawoiski; tickets, Mrs. Joseph Herko: door.

Mm Anna. Pfttro: morial hall. Bingo will be played. A Dutch supper will be served Sat-, urday from 4 to in tha ho btnfO. Mm.

tXTallon Mr. George Koeik and Mrs. M. Motchko; of Memorial hall under auspices of jjh Li. eoiomon camp.

Mrs. Joseph Tondora, and Mrs. H. Aussenhlmer, Miss Kathryn Boyle; refreshmentii. Mr Chnrlaa Rarran.

Wyoming Valley Woman's Club Wvomina- Vallv Wnmin'i Airs. John Prebola, and Mrs. jvucnaei uruss; prizes, Mrs. james Fox; music, Miss Kathryn Boyle. Members are asked to bring their cards.

will hold a luncheon and bridge Tuesday, January 29, at the club house. Reservations are to be made at the club house by Monday. Members of the board will act as hostesses. Thev ar Mm Ohnriaa Daughters of Union Veterans Long, Mrs. David John Williams, the Civil War, Lavinia Derr Tent 26.

Will must fnmnprnw nlfht at mrs. nugn Murray, Mrs. L. A. Tompkins, Mrs.

George Galland, Mrs. Chnrle K. rutt Mm rhH. Memorial hall. Senior Moxart Percy A.

Brown Co H. Miner, Mrs. A. S. Galland, Mrs.

Harold Frants, Mrs. Benjamin R. Jones, Mrs. Samuel M. Wolfe, Mrs.

Harry C. Mllle. i "tCopyrigU, kliA Scrvm, Inc. njlrinl and oii( rigliU rettrvji) night at the home of Mr: Ralph.