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PAGE TWO EVENING HERALD, SHENANDOAH, WEDNESDAY, MAY 1, 1957. MM FRACKVILLE NEWS By MRS. PETER L. BECKER 119 North Centre Street Phone Fraekville 1528 V.F.W. Auxiliary Installs Officers Anniversaries Mr.

and Mrs. Nicholas Wells, Washington, aie having their dual Home for Family Living Has Dignity, Stability SOAP SAVES PAINT Outside painted walls that are dingy and discolored don't always need repainting. Washing with soap and water often can restore their freshness. Use a scrub brush on a small area to check the results of washing. If you're satisfied start at the bottom and work your way up.

After washing rinse with clear water, using a hose. Insulation Shows Housewife How It Can Save Heat A White Plains, N. Y. housewife discovered the value of thick jnsulation in her home the first winter washday after it was installed; Her wet laundry, left in the attic to dry, was frozen solid. Belore her home was insulated with mineral wool, heal escaping from the house through the ceiling did an efficient job of drying Mrs.

Michael J. Walsh, laundry. But a four-inch thickness of mineral wool blown into the attic floor kept the heat out of the attic, causing the washday freeze. Mineral wool also was blown into the outside walls of the house. Since the insulation was installed, the Walsh's winter fuel bill has been reduced by half and the house is more comfortable in all seasons.

I i HLrUM I 1 i Joining This lovely shaped home by Samuel Paul, A1A, combines exterior finiAhinic material to create a specific atmosphere. Beautiful asbeKios-oemenl pilling, applied to accent horizontal shadow lines, joins with brick to achieve a fct-ling of ruggedness without being overpowering. 1 he pleasing roof lines are enhanced bv rigid asbestos shingles which are incombustible and permanent. Every feature of the design makes for gracious family living. '1 he living room, more than 22 feet long, has an impressive fireplace.

A charming bay window, extending the width of the dining room, overlooks the hack yard. The sleeping wing to the right of the fovcr has complete privacy, with its own access hall. The kitchen a delight. There are plenlr of roomy cabinets and counters, conveniently arranged, and a breakfast nook for informal fainilr meals. Architect Paul, one of the leading modern home designers, adds this home known as the Monarch to an impressive list of "living homes' lurllicr information about the Monarch is available bv writing Samuel Paul.

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Add Beauty To Your Home With Interior and Exterior ORNAMENTAL IRON RAILINGS ILLS IKON RAILINGS Interior and Ezterioi CALL 2-0607 For Free Estimate CELLAR DOORS A GRILLS J. H. Richardson Son 1146 W. Centre Shenandoah Regular $1.75 Value Starts Tomorrow at ABRACHINSKY'S "Wetherill's 150th ANNIVERSARY celebration today. They are observ.

mg their third wedding anniversary, and their son is celebrating his first birthday. They also have a daughter Judith. Mrs. Wells is the former Sarah Nahas. C.D.A.

Meeting A meeting of Catholic Daughters of America. St. James Court 1029, is scheduled for Thursday evening, it was announced today by Grand Regent Mrs. Ann Marie Hall. The session will begin at 8 p.

in the social hall of St. Joseph's Church. Alps Look Majestic From Plane By DOC QUIGG PARIS tUPi-Dear An Alp may be a grim and ghastly hunk of 'ice-covered rock if you're to climb it, but the view from the air of the Alps just belore dusk as you wing over them on the Rome-Paris flight is one of the most beautiful this correspondent has seen in some years of travel on all comments, plus assorted seascapes. Our Pan American DC7C nicked the western edge of the Alps shortly before 8 p.m., and suddenly, in a breath-catching terrain change, the knife-sharp peaks were jutting up close to us. The towering ridges wer-.

blanketed in pure white, stretching off to either side in solemn, march, gleaming in the gathering twilight. Sees Mont Blauc Now and then in a deep valley clusters of lights mark little towns, snug and sleepy. To the right looms Mont Blanc (15.781 feet, the guidebook says) and in the distance, the Matterhorn Not long after the Alps, you're coming down onto Le Bourgct Airport, Paris, where "Lindbergh did it" 30 years ago next month. 'Touring with Colette 'Be hold," she says, "ze banks of ze Seine lovers, people bathing, people fishing, people doing noz- 7.1112. bee here, ze Bois du Bou logne with, many trees veree pleasant in ze day but at night veree dangerous 90 per cent, of Paris crime is taking place here at night also much love making, but alsj dangerous." PICTURE TALK FROM ERNIE'S CAMERA SHOP 29 West Centre Street Color, Clouds and Questions Nothing makes you so hopeful as an envelope of new snapshots in your hand.

Will they be good? How did the ones at the party come out? You can hardly wait to see. So, today we a wer a few more questions to. help make sure there's nothing but pleasure in the next batch of prints YOU take out of the What happened to my clouds? took these pictures on a ncr- fectly beautiful day! Puffy white clouds make a million-dollar view out of even an ordinary landscape. Capture them w.th a simple Kodak filter on your camera a cloud filter, a yellow filter, or a red filter for VERY dramatic sky effects. How can I get action shots without 1) Stand so the action comes toward your camera instead of ACROSS the scene.

2) Stand further away from the moving subject, rather than up close. 3) If yours is an adjustable camera, use a fast, shutter speed. How can I take color with my snapshot camera? Just load up with new Koda- color him and you're in business, even with the simplest box camera. If you're in doubt, bring your camera in. Next question? Come in and let us help! Adv.

SELDOM EVER is there a lack of demand for an item when Classified Advertising is used. No matter What you want No matter What you have to sell There is a buyer or seller interested in your offer. When you use the Classified Columns, I Installation of officers was held at the regular meeting of the Aux iliary to the Gold Star Post No 5703, of the VFW, Monday evening in the Auxiliary quarters. Mrs Dorothy Watkins was installed for her second term as president to gether with the following officers Senior Vice President, Mrs. Helen Samkavitz; Junior Vice President, Mis.

Mildred Malev; Treasurer, Mrs. Jean Rosella; Secretary, Mrs. Kathryn Wonderlick; chaplain, Mrs. Edith Troxell; Conductress, Mrs. Sue Kuzemchoek; Guard, Mrs.

Esther Lartashus: Trustees. Mr. Jean Curry. Mrs. Beatrice NeVertts.

and Mrs. Bertha Kapaczinski; Historian, Kathryn Wonderlick; Musician, Mrs. Jean Curry; Patriotic Instructress. Eleanor Mieun; Color Bearers, Mrs. Betty Schillo, Mrs.

Eva Saldukas, Mrs. Rose Hartz, and Mrs. Beatrice NeVertts. Mrs. Jean Curry served as the Installing oliicer.

Following the usual opening exercises, the Roll Call of officers was held by the secretary, who also read her report, which was approved. General Orders were read, along with other communications, with the necessary action taken. A donation was made toward the Commencement Exercises of the general VFW Auxiliaries supported Scotland School, to be held this year on June first. A donation was also made toward the Aid and Education Fund for Korean children. It was announced that the next regular District Meeting will be held at Pine Grove on Sunday, May 19th.

Mrs. Beatrice NeVertts was named chairman of airangements for the next regular meeting', to be held Monday evening, May 20th. Following the meeting, a dinner was served to the members. The tables were festively decorated with centerpieces of spring floral airangements through the courtesy of Dr, and Mrs. M.

A. NeVertts. President Mrs. Watkins presented each member with a favor. The arrangements for the dinner were made by Mrs.

NeVertts. The next meeting was scheduled for Monday. May. 20th. Scouts Plan Patrol Meeting The: Girl.

Scouts, Troop 2, held their regular meeting Monday evening, in the Law Building, when a Scout in each Patrol planned to entertain her group at a patrol meeting, next Monday evening, in place of tho weekly Scout meeting. Dolores Viates will entertain the members of the Lily-of-the-Valley Patrol, at her home, at 6:30 o'clock. The Morning Glory Patrol will meet at the home of Carol Mekailek, at 7 p.m.. and the Red Cardinal Patrol will congregate at the home of Valerie Ackell, at 7 p. m.

These hostesses were requested to contact their Leader. Mrs. Thomas Wetzel, prior to their meetings. The meeting opened with the usual ceremonies. Barbara Bracey served as Flag Bearer, while the girls recited the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag, and the Girl Scout Laws and Promises.

The Scouts completed their various projects and studies, towards qualifying for their merit badges, which will be awarded, at the next Court Honor. Leader Mrs. Wetzel requested that all: returns on the sales of cookies and candy be made, the next Scout meeting, to be held Monday evening, May 13th. The group adjourned with the "Friendship Circle." and Assisting Mrs. Wetzel was.

Mrs. Stanley Starr Communion Breakfast The Fifth Annual Communion Breakfast and Promoters Meeting of the St. Francis Detreat, Mon-acacv Manor, Bethlehem was held The Reverend Henrv J. Huseman, Pastor of St. Paul's Church, Read-ins was the Celebrant of the pre ceding High Mass, and the Benedic tion of the Most Blessed saerameni, and the responses were sung by the St Bernard's Men's Choir, of the Hoi Ghost Parish, of Bethlehem, under the direction of Mr.

Frank Rev. Huseman prououncd Invocation at the Communion Breakfast. Frank De Luc ia, Grand Knieht of the Queenship of Mary Council, Knights of Columbus, was the toastmaster, and the ti. oei-nard's Choir presented the song se-Huseman was the guest speaker. The program of the day included a business meeting of the Promote ers of which there were, approximately .70 present; a tour of the 1 newly erected bunaing, wmv-n I be used for future use for the Re-I treat weekends: a dinner; and the the dav.

Reverend John F. Cullen. of the Church of St Edward, Philadelphia, who is the producer and narrator of tne famed "Visterama," entertained the group with his photographs and narration of the various works and missionary fields, portrayed in the iPThe Committee in charge of the program for the day were: Mrs. Frank Mirocke and Mrs. Andrew Humetskv.

of Fraekville: Mrs. Wil-Ham McDonald, of Founta Sr Mrs. William Helen Bambriek and Catherine len.Bn. ot.Girardv.. A-thonv Tarone.

of Lost LreeK mis Helena Hogan. Mrs. Walter Myer, of 'Mahanoy City; and Miss Ann Wright, of Mahanoy Plane. Birthdays Birthday greetings are today being received by the following: Mrs. Ann Marie Hall.

North Centre street- Carol Eisenhart. daughter of Mrs. Roy Hower; Earl Miss May Jones, North Balliet street: and Mrs. Agnes Murphy, North Centre street. Men's Class Meets The Men's class of the Trinity Evangelical Church will conduct Ladies' Night at a meeting this evening in the social rooms.

The esion is scheduled to convene at 7:45 o'clock. i LIVE BEAUTIFY YOUR FLOORS! PAMT For Expert Installation fsfffffT THE FIREPLACE in this remodeled living room is accented with a wood grain wall treatment which matches, yet vanes from the paneling elsewhere in the room. The tongue-and-groove paneling is a predecorated hard board that can be applied over old walls. The marble-pattern facing is also hardboard. On All Types Of FLOOR COVERINGS CALL FREE! Beautiful 3T4-Pint BATTER BOWL with any purchase In Our Paint Department Just right for mixing and pounn pancake batter, pie fillings, candies, etc.

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A These are called "ghost marks" and appear most frequently in houses which are not insulated. The streaks are caused by warm, dust-laden air which tends to move to and through the colder surfaces betweerj the framing members. Mineral wool insulation puts a stop to "ghost marks" by making the temperature of walls and ceilings uniformly warm. Mineral wool also saves winter fuel and makes the house more comfortable in all seasons. The otter is one of the most playful of animals.

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