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16 THE SCRANTON REPUBLICAN. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1931 Committees Named West Scraetom 3 Tippling Houses i Raided in West Side Otfle MAITLAND HA Kit IS Canaspaafent Jenkins Din Stat Newt Has Rodeneck. John Davies, William Rees aod William Simoons. FAREWELL PARTY GIVEN In honor of Mr. and Mrs.

W. Reese and Mr. and Mrs. John T. Jones, who will leave soon for Wales, a farewell party was fven recently at the Reese home.

1513 Division street Games were enjoyed, and entertainment was given by Mrs. William Miller. Arch bald Davies. Gwen Thomas, and Mrs. Archbald Davies.

Luncheon was served at the conclusion Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Thomas. Mr. and Mrs.

Glyn Treharne, Mr. and Mrs. William Miller. Mr. and Mrs.

William Parry. Mr and Mrs. Thomas Lewis. Mr. and Mrs.

Archbald Davies, Mr. tnd Mrs Bryn Thomas. Mr. and Mrs William Simons. Mr.

and Mrs. Willitm Reese. Mr. and John Jones. Daniel Roderick.

Edgar Tbor.as. Mrs. William Morgan. John Timlin. Cliff Llewellyn, WilUanf rftese Archbald Reese.

C. Davie Alice Reese, Edna Reese and ShL Treharne. G. O. P.

GATHERING With lewis Hughes, president, in charge, the semi monthly meeting of the West Scranton Republican club will be held this evening In Morgan Thomas hall, Jackson street, at I o'clock. ing the play, of the members ef the committees, which are as follows: Publicity, chairman, Ruth Forman; Mary Louise Bircher. Helen Steveu son. Beatrice Ginsberg, Ce.la Gross, Eseher Taub. Ruth Suravitz.

Georgia Hollander, Beujah E. Greene. Janioe Seidman, Ruth Goodman, Philippine Adams, Dorothy Ross, Caroline Hauser. Viola Adamsky, Catherine King, Lillian Llppman, Leah Jones, Blanche Kahnovits; ticket, chairmar, Helen Stevenson; Janice Esther Ta w. Ruth Forman.

Lucille Hagen, Ruth Blume, Jacqueline LsuUe SegaL Jeanne Patterson, Sadie Spiegal. Iva Smith. Edith Marion Strunk, Betty Wilson, Mai Smith, Helen Evau. Adeline Wittio: properties, chairman, Constance Telleysh; Ruth Forman. Beatrice Ginsberg.

Lucille Kessler, Jeann Madden. Louise Rosenkrans, Janice Seidman, Iva Smith, Janet costume, chairman, Elinor Jones. Helen Lynch, Ruth Mifttv Florence Osterland, Chariot Strm Jane Wi'liams; stage, chairman. Fred Dakin; Louis de Virgilils. Myer Greenfield, Richard Hughes.

James Niland, Sara Pbtkin. Jerome Keinberg: lighting, chairman. Lucius Dickereon. Fred Brewster, Harry Highfleld; prompters, Helen Green and Helen Stevenson. Instead of being driven, more than 6.000.000 aluminum allov rivets have been saueezed into the framework of the United States Navys newest dirigible.

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Xmas CATALOGUE will he i mailed free upon request. REISMAN'S. By Miss Howitz Central High School Students Are Preparing to Produce "The Rivals" Committees of Central High school students are at work making preparations for the school's' big dramatic event Friday and Saturday nights, Dec. ELINOR JONES 11 and 12. On these nights the Thespis Dramatic club will present "The Rivals," one of the most popular comedies ever to be given as a stage presentation.

Announcement has just been made by Miss Louise Howitz, who is direct aU(B SWEATERS ARE, STOLEN Two sweaters wei? itolen from a clothesline at the rei'of the home of Prank Meyeis. 630 North Lincoln avenue, according to report made at the West Side station last night. The articles ait valued at $20. WEST SIDE JOTTINGS Mrs. Thomas J.

Thomas. 310 North Bromley avenue, was hastes to members of the Altar guild. First Welsh Baptist church, last night in her home. A meeting of the Ladies' Aid society, West Park M. E.

church.was held yesterday afternoon in the home of Mrs. Archbald Gater, 830 North Sumner avenue. An amateur gardener in London has placed a woolen model of a black cat with bsck arched mor.g his posiei tJ keep marauding felines away. Headed by Sergeant George Davis, a squad of West Scranton policemen last night raided three alleged tippling houses in the Hyde Park section. Quantities of liquor were confiscated in all of the places.

Deposits were left at the local station house by the men pending hearing today in ponce Those arrested include Cle mens.Swartz. 1802 Price street; Angelo Augustine, 510 South Main avenue, and Ignatz Zeltn ski, 333 South Sherman avenue. Police Hold Three Men on Sus pieion Trio Riding in Car With 1930 License Tags Three men. riding in an automobile bearing 1930 license tigs, were taken into custody in tlie 100 clock of South Cameron avenue early this morning by West Side police. All three are held on a technical charge of suspicion and an additional charge of operating a motor vehicle with Improper license tzgs was lodged against George Markwlck.

35. 1600 block Jackson street, who claims to own the machine. The other two in eunody are Bradford Lupton, 23, 227 North Hyde Park avenue, and Michael Fineen. 19, 507 North Bromley avenut. They were arrested by Sergeant George Davis and Patrolmen Carl Henry and William Harmer.

IEILS Mm, 50c; manicure 50c. Mrs. B. Petti grew, pnonej 893 J. Adv.

Markl' Arwrnlalic in rtainfv in gerie, Hankies and Hosiery. Adv. FOR COUGHS AND COLDS USE JENKINS' TAR MENTHOL AND EXTRACT COD LIVER. Jenkins' Drug Store 106 Sou.li Main Ave. Scranton JnaiEsnn 3 Persons Hurt In Auto Mishaps All Patients Arc Treated At Hospital Three persons were injured, none seriousiy.

as a result, of automobile mishaps in the West Scranton section yesterday. All if the natients vere treated at the Vest Side hospital and were dischn.ged. Lois Williams. 7. 116 Meridian avenue, incurred lacerations of the forehead and abrasions of both kits noon when she was run down by a car driven by William Pugliese.

1142 Eynon street, at South Main avenue and Ox lord street. In an effort to avoid strikinz the child. Pusliese swerved the car sharnlv to the oooosite side of the street and machine upset. Ha suffered only slight brtiUes of the face. s.

While Dlayins in front of his home shortly after 4 o'clock. Joseph RS3n. 9. 123 Griffith avenue, was struck Dy ah automobile driven by John Tusky. 017 Jackson street.

The child received only slight bruises about the ieis. Frank Karan. 38. "215 North Ninth avenue suffered abrasions of both legs he was saueezed between a truck and a parked car in the 200 block of North Ninth avenue yesterday morning. West Scranton investigated all of the accidents, but no arrests weve made, it was reported at the station house last night.

Simpson Mission Unit Enjoys Annual Party In connection with the monthly meeting cf the Women's Missionary society. Simpson M. E. church, last evening in the home of Mrs. Frank E.

Jones, 650 North Hyde Park avenue, the annual Christmas party was enjoyed. More than forty memoers were present. The business meeting was In charge of Mrs. Thomas Williams, who reviewed the book. "The Challenge of the Change." Mrs.

David Morgan was in charge of the devotional services. and several of the women present took part in the missionary program Reports were submitted by the dele gates who represent the society at a fecent conference Carbondale. Luncheon was served by Mrs. Jones and members of the social committee Revs Eugene Pierce Speaks at Gathering Attended by more than 125 persons, the monthly meeting of the Parent Teacher association. Charles Sumner school, was held last evening in the school auditorium.

Mrs. Roy Pass, president, was in charge. The Rev. Eugene M. Pierce, associate pastor of the Elm Park M.

E. church, gave an interesting address on "Education." Miss Peggy Keirnan. a student at the school, entertained with several readings, and selections were sung by pupils of the eight grade. D. Elwyn Thomas, chorister at the Plymouth Congregational church, accompanied by Miss Martha Mainwar lng.

sang several solos. A reading also was given by Miss Mary Maircurthy. Luncheon was served. Robert Farr Buried Funeral services for Robert L. Farr.

son of former Congressman and Mrs. John R. Farr. were conducted yesterday afternoon in the family home, 620 "orth Main avenue. The Re.

W. G. Watkins. dean of the Abir.gton Baptist association, officiated. Interment was in the Shady Lane cemetery.

Pallbearers were: Rosweli Phillips. Edward Mellon. Hector Thomas, W'Xiam Thomas. Jame Thompson, and Sanford Phillips. Pettingill Is Speaker Dr.

William Prttinsrtll. Wilmington, spoke cn "Our Bible" last night at a session of the Scranton School of the Bible in the Jackson Street Baptist church. The Rev. F. G.

Mac Kenzie. panor cf the Grace Reformed church and a teacher of the school, served as chairman. More than 109 persens were present. Nurses' Card Party A successful card party was conducted last evening in the nurses' home of the West Side hospital by members of the Alumnae association. Bridge and pinochle were played, and prizes were given for high scores.

Mrs. William Dodge was chairman of the affair. Special Sale Cut Flowers New York Floral 216 Wyoming Ave. MP IKlBdOT lit Betz Is Elected Head of Society Knights of St. George Names Officers Fred Betz was re elected president cf Branch No.

ISO, Knights of St. George, for the third consecutive term last night at the monthly meeting in St. John's hall. South Main, avenue and Luzerne street. Other officers are: the Rev C.

A. Staib. advisor; the Rev. Francis Schmidt, moderator: W. H.

Pistor. vice presidert; Fred Webber, recorder; Frank E. Helfrich. secretary treasurer: Nicholas Fey, trustee, and Fred Betz, Albert Samuels, and George Beck, drlegates to district meetings. Carl Getlin.

Barre, supreme vice president, was in attendance at last night's gathering and delivered an interesting address on "Organizations." Remarks also were made by the Rev. Father Staib and the Rev. Father Schmidt. Mr. Betz presided during the business session, at which time plans were mads for a card party to be held on Dec.

15 in the parish hall. Proceeds from the affair will be given to the needy members of the society. Drama Is Presented In Washburn Church More than 250 persons witnessed "Little Things." a three act. comedy drama written by J. C.

McMullen, given last evening in the Washburn Street Presbyterian church by members of the Young People's society. George B. Hughes directed the production. The cast inclded Helen Green, Dorothy Chase. Walter Klees.

Loren Davis, Emilie Leber, George Petri. Fern Melville. Marion Chase. Donald Richards, Doris Crane, and John Rendle. Margaret Leber was chairman of the general committee on arrangements.

The presentation will be repeated this evening, and indications are that another capacity audience will be in attendance. Automobiles Figure In Headon Collision Two motorists escaped Injury early yesterday mornii.g when the automobiles which thev wer driving f1iriir.H in a headon collision at Main avenue ana jacsson street. Anthony Toye 203 Grove street, Taylor, was driving hU car on North Main avenue, and Joseph Donelon. 2109 Price street, wa? traveline in the opposite direction. Tht force of the impact caused the Tye machine to upset.

Patrolman Lou's inv.ti ffated the mishnn And arroefarf krv. u. UVUi drivers on charges of eckless driving. oe given a nearing today in traffic court. Comedy Drama Given Before Large Crowd "My House of Dreams." a three act comedy drama, was presented before a capacity audience last night in Washington hall.

North Main avenue, avenue, by the Young People's society First Evangelical church. The Rev. Louis C. F. Miller, pastor, directed th presentation and was assisted by Miss Ruth Mirtz.

Miss Alma Mirtz and Allen James enacted the leading roles. Other members of the case included William Thomas. Marjorie Schoen. Carl Rider. Dorothy Leber.

Ruth Kimmick. Margaret Naumann. and John Price. The production will be repeated this evening. Patrol Wagon Report According to the luonthly resort of Patrol Drivers Alt.

rd Shafer and Vincent Bianca. the West Scranton patrol wagon travelea 2.981 blocks during the month of October. Forty eight calls were made during the day. while the remainder of calls were made at night. Out of the 167 prisoners carriid.

only nine were women. The wagen rescponded to five hospital calls during tht month. FAREWELL PARTY GIVEX A farewell party honoring Mr. and Mrs. John A.

Jones. 634 North Hvde Park avenue, was held last night at the heme of Mr. and Mrs. William Rees, 1515 Division street. Mr.

and Mrs. Jones will leave today for their native country. Wales, where they plan to make their home. Those present were: Mr. nd Mrs.

w.iaam Bees. Mr. and Mrs. J. A.

Jones. Mr. and Mrs. William Miller, Mr. and Mrs.

William Parry. Mr. and Mr. Glyn Trehame. Mr.

and Mrs. Brinley Thcmas. Mr. and Mrs. William Morgan.

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