The Tribune from Scranton, Pennsylvania • Page 5

"7 LACKAWANNA CO. JUBH.EE. mUL' May Mp ana Mrs. Gerald Marsh and daughter. Marion, of JZnin' are the Sum ebswr Mr and MrS S' Mr.

and Mrs. Oliver Penny, of Dale 'Ville, took dinner with Mrs. Wayne. Learn on Saturday. 'Mrs Oliver Wademan entertained Mr.

and Mrs. Daniel Holler and Mr. and Mrs. PauVyant of Scranton, Sun Mr. and Mrs.

Robert McLaln'and children, Betty, Lester and Chester, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. I. Charles Shrecks, of Freytown. i Mr.

and Mrs. S. G. Webster's callers. on sunaay were: Mr.

and Mrs. Wayne Miller and son, Matshal, of Scranton; Again We Remind You If Makes Other Fine Cars Look Old Fashioned Let a New Franklin glide up alongside any other fine car, and the contrast is striking. The roof of the latest dc Causse design is nearer to' the ground than that of any other American car of standard headroom and ground clearance. That is what accentuates its length, gives it its unrivaled smartness, and makes it look so intensely modern and up to date. Same way with performance and on a Mrs.

Wayne Learn and daughter, Gall, ui juuuee; air. ana Mrs. u. G. Kline and son, Billy; Mrs.

Gardner and Miss Gardner, of Bethlehem. Mr. aad Mrs. John Young and Marjorie, were the dinner guests oi Airs, iucina si tree on Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. R. H. McLain spent aunaay at sterling. Miss Anna Vernon called on Mrs.

Wayne Learn on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Norton Beers' callers on Sunday were: Mr. and Mrs.

William Beers and daughters, Margaret and Eleanor and sons, Howards and Carl, of Scranton Mr: and Mrs. John Thomas of Dunmore, and Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Jubilee. Mrs.

Ira Sl'ifee returned home "last week from the State hospital, Scranton. where she underwent an operation for appendicitis. Mrs. H. Webster, of Bloomlngton, and Mrs.

Leo Biesecker, of Moscow, Your Body Needs Vitamines! Vitamines are essential to growth. They are found abundantly in whole wheat. Put more vitamines in your diet and enjoy better health by eating Brown's Whole Wheat Bread Baked By the Bakers of BROWN'S BEST BREAD We make this bread from Pillsbury's Whole Wheat Hour, a genuine 100 whole grain product, specially milled from a strong wheat which enables vs to bake up a true whole wheat loaf without the addition of any white flour. You will like the sweet, nutty flavor. of.

this iwhole some bread. Try a bar today. BROWN BAKING INC. SCRANTON, PA. dollars and ccnts basis.

Contrast emphasizes Franklin's riding softness, handling simplicity, cooling depend ability, and economy. The chorus is growing: the New Franklin is the greatest value in the fine car field. Five closed and two open model, all ready for the road completely equipped with appropriate accessories, spare tire and cover at the catalog price. Only tax and freight are extra. 'J i tew 0.

D. DE WITT 730 Wyoming Scranton, Pa. other raAsranr deaxzss iir this yicutcty Carbondale M. C. yankinson.

Tnnkhannock A. W. Sherwood Bait Strondsbnrg James A. Xoder Blnghamton Crane Votoramp In WUkes Barre Lee's Genre Waymart JS. A.

Wonnacott took dinner on Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Webster.

Mrs. Howard Musgrave called on Mrs. George Henneforth one day re cently. Ira Silfee, who has been In the State hospital in Scranton for the past sev eral weeks, is not much improved. Mr.

and Mrs. O. W. Webster and sons, Ronald and Orson, of Peck Tine, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Sidney Webster on Tuesday night for sunner. Mrs. Howard Musgrave, of Jubilee, and Mrs. Florence Sharp and daugn tarn. Zalohia.

Alvs and Bertie, of Quicktown, called on Mrs. Wayne I.arn on Wednesday. Orrin Barnes and William Hafler, of Sterling, called on S. G. weDsier re ATI 1 1 Mr.

and Mrs. Wayne Learn, daughter Gall, of Jubilee; Miss Kstner McCain and Floyd Carey, of Madlsonville, spent Wednesday evening at me nome of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Carr, of Goulds horo. Th tu tr hnni will Close May it Mr.

and Mrs. C. G. Bortree, of Jubilee: 1. G.

Simons, or sterling, ana Bnhert Hornbesker, of Madlsonvnie, called on S. G. Webster, Thursday at l.rnnin. Mrs. Frank waraeu ,01 was the guest of Mrs.

Wayne Learn on Thursday. rnnmman and Harley Ferguson spent one day this wee incpsoH SAXTCB vi nmn. j.nnvn. Tomorrow ITlglit. Oenti soo.

iuni DA1TOW. DALTON. May 3. Mlss Doris Grif fifths entertained some of her friends at birthday luncheon at her home bat urday. Covers were laid for ten.

Those present were Misses Eliiabeth Glorious, Thelma Davis, Hannah Derr, Gertrude Thomas, Elsie Stanton, Gladys Hess, Agnes Stobo, Gladys Fr4nklin, Gertrude Davis and Doris Griffiths. SM.ETIXI.XI. DALEVILLE, May 8. Rev. and Mrs.

William M. Tess were entertained on Monday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Gleichman. Mr.

and Mrs. P. G. Lamm entertained for dinner on Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. John Compton, Mrs. Catherine Smith, Mrs. Martin Dixon and son, Daniel, all of Scranton. The many friends of John Campbell were grieved to learn of his death.

The family have the sympathy of a host of friends. Mr. Campbell was a resident of this place for many years. Mr. and Mrs.

O. E. Wombacher and daughter, Thelma, called on relatives and friends at Hamlin on Sunday. Kenneth WardeU had his foot Injured last Saturday by a rock falling on It. A pageant, "Grandmother's Dream," will be shown In song, recitation, pantomime and music at Covington Grange on May 7.

A beautiful bedspread will be chanced off after the pagent. Mr. and Mrs. Moort, of Moscow, THE FIFTH PAYMENT TO THE COMMUNITY CHEST WAS DUE MAY 1 After you have made your payment to the Chest, be sure and make a deposit in your interest Very few plans can be carried out without cash, and a Savings Acccount here is an excellent way to accumu late it. THIRD NATIONAL BANK "The Modem Bank" BANK THAT, BOOMS SCRANTON 118 120.122 Wyominj Scrantoi Trustee, Executor, Administrator, Registrar of Stocks and 1 CaDltal $400 000 Bonds.

Guardian of Estates, ScTeS. otuu Surplus (Earned) $1,200,000 0,.. ana um, have moved into Mrs. M. H.

Warden's home. Mr and Mrs. Herbert Wardell enter talned on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Merrlt Wescott and daughter Jean, oi scran ton.

Frank Gardner Is building a new house on his property. Mr. and Mrs. O. 1.

Wombacher en tertained during the week end F. A. Abbey, of Hamlin. Michael Melvin, of Elmlra, Is spend. lng the week with his sister, Mrs, Daniel Swartz.

Mrs. Herbert Walsh andSoif, George, and Thomas Herbert, of Dunmore, are visiting at the home'f Mr. and Mrs. J. J.

Hoban. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Swarts enter talned during the week end for Mr. and Mrs.

Walker and family of scranton. Mm. Pbfllfn. anI rn.r1l XTn of Mount Pocono, called on Mrs. M.

waraeu on Monday. WYOMING COONTY TT7HKHAWMTOCX. TUNKHANNOCK. Mav II Mr. Eleanor Dunn spent the week end at rnnaaeipnia.

Miss Alice Keeler, of Aflantio CItv. spent the past week with her parents, Attorney ana Mrs. Asa Keeler. Mrs. Edson Stark, entertained the Brldze Club at htfr deTphla avenue, Thursday night.

Mr. ar.d Mrs. Sterling Jennings and miss Alice Keeler motored to Phila delphla last week. Rev. and Mrs.

F. F. Johnson and daughter are visiting relatives at Rye, JN. Y. Mr.

and Mrs. Scott B. Avery spent last week in Philadelphia. Howard Major is home from Orlando, Mrs. Rolla Frear was in Wilkes Barre.

Thursday. Judge Terry, Attorneys H. S. Hard ing and E. B.

Farr and County Com missioner A. W. Sherwood motored to PhiladelDhla this week. Mrs. Bertha Brown ana aaugnier, Frances, have returned from their Cal ifornia trin.

Sheriff N. A. Doty attended the lun eral of John Swetland at Mehoopany, last week. John Seek Is building a new nouse nn Phlladelnhla avenue. Frank Dana Miller, oi uunaio, wm In town last week.

Attorney and Mrs. Harry tiewis spent Thursday at Wilkes Barre. 1 TT lit Mrs. Byron KTirman, ot nuscu died Thursday afternoon. Funeral was held at the Methodist Episcopal Church, Sunday.

JESSUP JESSUP. May 3. In an Interesting haaohnll Earns in the Catholic League, played on the Rangers' Fields this afternoon, St. Joseph's aggregation, of Minooka, defeated the local St. James team by a score of 6 4.

A large crowd attended the game, which was opened when Burgess James P. Con roy, of this borough, pitched the nrst ball. i Marcus Whitman, of Palm Beach, Is visiting his parents on Clark on avenue. xfim Marv Barrett, of Carbondale, was the guest of friends on Moosic street today. John Mullaney and Henry Curtis were visitors in Wllkes Barre today.

Misses Madalyne uolieran, juuciue Brown and Loretta coiieran visueo rinAm In Dunmore today. Paul Heasley Is on a business trip to Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cowley visited at East Stroudsburg State Normal School today.

BANCS Assembly Ball, J.rrnyn, Tomorrow Klght. Gents, 60c ladles, ree, Adv. All arrangemenis nave wm pleted by Hose No 2, for their ball, to be conducted in the Holy Ghost Hall, on Monday evening, May 4, Miss Lucy Ward, of Carbondale, visited her mother today. Austin Gaughan, of Scranton, vis ited friends in town today. DICKSON CITY DICKSON CITY.

May 3. Mrs. J. Crlever and son, Joseph, of Scranton, visited at the Hebler residence today. Misses Iva Wynn and Margaret O'Hara, of Duryea, spent today at the Wetland residence on Main street.

Miss Reglna Paddon spent the weekend In Stroudsburg. Miss Alice Kerrigan visited friends at the Stroudsburg Normal School recently, BAca Assembly ZalL Jtmra. dmama Wft Omsj, Xiaaleg, Xrtfe iAdT. CO. THE SCRANTON REPUBLICAN MONDAY MAY 4, 1925 IR AN a SUSQUEHANNA LATHROP FARMER HOST TO FRIENDS ON BIRTHDAY Dyer Williams Observes Eigh tienth Anniversary of Birth May S.

On Thursday, April. 30, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dyer iWilllams, was held a pleasant party in honor of Mr. Williams' eightieth birthday, Mr.

Williams has lived all his lifetime on the farm where he now resides. He married Amy Gray, October 15, 1873, by whom he has one son, Arthur who conducts successfully an up to date garage, at Nicholson. Amy Gray Williams died November 2, 1892. He later married Miss Mary Quick, of Nicholson, June 17, 1896, by whom he has one son, Kills who Is attending school at Mansfield, Pa. Mr.

Williams has held many township offices and also served as Jury commissioner. He is a Republican and an active member of the Lake Side Methodist Church, also of Union Grange. The following relatives were present to help him enjoy the day: Mr. and Mrs. S.

H. Corsen, Dalton; Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Rockwell and son, Melvin, Mr, and Mrs. A.

S. Williams and children, Nicholson; Paul Rockwell, Blnghamton, N. Mr. and Mrs. C.

M. Rockwell and daughter, Madelyn. Sprlngvllle; Mr. and Mrs. J.

S. Rockwell. Mrs. G. C.

Safford. Mr. and Mm B. J. Saunders and daughter Kth.i Mr.

and Mrs. Lathrop. Fay Brotsman, all of MISS TINGLEY GIVEN FAREWELL RECEPTION Dorothy Tingley, of Jackson v.n. was very pleasantly surprised at the ui miss vera Manhennett, Jackson avenue, recently, when a farawoii party was held for her cha i.v. "'i dounson vaiy.

uames were piayea ana aancing was enjoyed. uamty refreshments were served, Among those present were: Dornthv Tingley, Doris Koslnsky, Elizabeth Hadden, Vera Menhennett, Mary Isa belle Brush, Helen Menhennett, Neva mancnard, Marion Creamer, Winona Deakin, Marlon Stone, Grace LaBarre, Genevieve Terboss, Eddie Welch, Wal ter Putnam, WInton Putnam. John Bronson, James Blsbee, Howard Perry, George Westbrook, Alfred Taylor, James Westgate, Lawrence Bridge and Albert Emerine. raws jiotm. Mrs.

C. M. Depue, of Buffalo, spending a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. N.

T. Conn, Grand street. Miss Mary Ruth Griffin has returned to ner home on Broad street, alter visit with relatives in Scranton. Mrs. Harry Westfall, of Oakland, was a visitor In Blnghamton, yester day.

Mechanical Superintendent W. Jackson, of New Tork, is spending few days In Susquehanna. Mrs. Leo Sullivan, of Main street, snent yesterday in Blnghamton. E.

M. Grlffls, of R. D. No. 5, was in Susauehanna today.

Mr. and Mrs. F. Whitney, of North Jackson, were visitors in Susquehanna todav John Kelly is spending a few days in New York, inwoxvniim. LENOXVILLE, May 3.

Elmer Ridg way and son Harry, spent wie ween end in Philadelphia. Clarence Carr has finished his term of school at Elkdale as teacher and has gone to Valparaiso. His brother, Earl, will attend school at Elizabeth, Pa. The Baptist quarterly meeting will be held at the Wilson school house on Friday evening. May and will dose May 10.

Wright of Hopbottom, was recent caller at W. F. Bennett's home, Mrs. Nelson Carr will entertain the Ladies' Aid at her home May 20 for dinner. Several from this plaoe attended Grange at Glenwood Saturday evening, Mr.

and Mrs. Dean Johnson spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Clarkson. Missionary meeting was held at the hime of Mrs.

B. Clarkson on Thurs day. KABFOB9. HARFORD, May 3. There will be four different plays, in addition other entertainment, in the Odd Fel lows' hall, Thursday evening.

May by the school children, whose teachers are as follows: Mrs. Davis, Miss Snyder, Miss Jones, and Miss Reels. One of the plays will be "Closing Day at Beanvllle School," under the supervision of Miss Jones. Mr. and Mrs.

Alonzo Tiffany are having a sun parlor built on their residence. Mrs. Pratt Townsend and daughter, Mary, are visiting friends here. Mr, Townsend was a former proprietor here in the creamery. Mr.

and Mrs. Gall Peck were recent callers at Harry Shannon's home and listened in" on the radio. Mr. Shan non has made fourteen radios. G.

W. Osmun was a business caller at Ralph Tiffany's, Friday. Miss Gertrude Demmlng pleasantly entertained a few young people in honor of her birthday recently. Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Frlnk, of New Mllford, were guests at Florence Peck's Tuesday and attended the con cert given by the Keystone Quartette. Herbert Felton is working in Scran ton for the L. W. Railroad Com pany. Edith Osmun, of North Harford, visited at the home of George Osmun last week.

M. C. Landt and friend, Mr. Colvln, were business callers at Gail Peck home Wednesday. The Van Loan brothers are having a lighting plant Installed.

Edward Rogers and sister were Sun day callers In South Harford. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lewis recently en tertalned Fred Jenks and family. Gor don Hunt and family and John Bls bee and family.

Mrs. B. Tiffany pleasantly enter tained the Keystone quartette at Sup per. Mr. and Mrs.

Lewis Peck are mov ing in the George Booth residence. Mr. ana Mrs. Herbert Felton are occupying rooms In the Elmer Tlf fany residence. Mrs.

Charles Darrow has been pa per hanging in the Sykes summer cot tage at North Harford. Mr. and Mrs. William Lewis spent Sunday evening at the home of Charles Flint. arvey iiozen was a caner here on Monday.

Spray your rooms With "Fumo." KIb Hies, mosquitoes, buys and vermin. W.C. CARTER Both Phone. Pednilk, h. 1 i I kittle Girls' Dresses Atirlk A.

very goodly collection that will go in a day we li ll think. English sateens, broadcloths and prints. 1 ALjf Pln or printed voiles and printed Swisses. ffiT have bloomers and the light weight voile3 ftfc. have slip combinations.

Sizes run 2 to 6 and 1 I Tiiiksji i they are regular. 'It $4 and $5 Values I MONDAY ONLY MONDAY SPECIAL Child's Strap Slippers 2.25 Patents and tans in a highly desirable collection, all of them splendidly made, and finished with very smooth inners. The sizes 8Va td 11 have spring heels, while the 1 1 Vz to 2 have regulation heels, and in both styles they are rubber. Our regular $3.00 and $3.50 Values MONDAY SPECIAL Boys' Pure Wool Four Piece Suits A coat a vest two pairs of trousers one of which is a golf style completes the outfit. Obtainable in a variety of good materials that range from dark to light shades, and offered at the low price merely to stimulate Monday buying.

Sizes 8 to 18 and our always $13.50 Values.