The Tribune from Scranton, Pennsylvania • Page 11

THE SCRANTON REPUBLICAN, MONDAY. FEBRUARY 3. 1936 .11 Slight damage resulted. Fire companies Guests at Speakers' Table at Annual Banquet of Manufacturers' Representatives were summoned by an alarm sounded from Box 31S. Battalion Chief David West Scranton Clare Fenerty Hits New Deal J.

Evans was in charge. Green Buys Building "'nil yfcwss I 1 'V 1 GORDON WILLIAMS JB Bos at RepobUcao Bra nek Office 1105 Jacksos 81 FhOM (MM Garfield Green, Superintendent of Highways in the administration of Mayor F. K. Derby, and owner of cafe at I 111 Jackson Street, has pur VY chased a two story brick building at HO South Main Avenue from Miss Class Will Hold Anna Griffiths, florist. He intends to open a hotel and "Amateur Night" restaurant in the building after renovations and remodeling are com Cold and Snow Braved By "Marrying Squire Twenty degrees below xro.

and lack of witnesses proved no deterrent to Joseph Richards, the "marrying" Justice of the Peace of Lathrop, near Nicholson, when he was called upon by an altar So pleted. Wesleyans to Meet To Award Prizes at Tab ernacle Church A musical program will feature the meeting of the Wesleyan Bible Class in Simpson M. E. Church at 7:30 1 An "amateur night" performance o'clock tonight. A business period will be presided over by A.

L. will be presented this evening Shay. Tabernacle Congregational Church Madame Price Jones and Mrs. Mary Evans will sing. Luncheon will be I under the auspices of the Young Skipper Class, taught by Mrs.

Gwillym Williams. Jack McDonald of Technical High School Dramatic Club, will be served. Members are. asked to at tend. South Side John J.

Uemnth. IN CedM master of ceremonies. He will be intro ST MASK'S NOTES bound couple shortly before midnight last Thursday. He mushed a quarter of a mile throught waist high snow to summon Mr. and Mrs.

Clifford Colley as witnesses. The squire then married Myrtle Johanna Babbs, Bloomsburg, to John Gula, 629 Keyser Avenue, West Scranton. After the ceremony, Mr. and Mrs. Gula left for Niagara Falls, Baltimore and Washington.

They will reside in West Scranton. oae. corretpondeat Fhoo 4 1741 High Taxes Cited in Address to Manufacturers' Group Policies of the New Deal were flayed in an address by Congressman Clare G. Fenerty Philadelphia, Saturday night at the fourth annual banquet of the Association of Manufacturers' Representatives of Northeastern Pennsylvania. The affair was held in Hotel Jermyn with 400 persons attending.

James A. Brady, president of the association, presided. The toastmaster was Gerald Culkin. A 25 pound birth, day cake, donated by the Spaulding Bakery, later was presented to an orphanage. "Taxes," Congressman Fenerty said, "are more today than ever before in our history.

It is not the rich who are bearing the burden of these taxes. It is every man who buys a cigarette; every woman who uses cosmetics; every child who purchases chewlrg gum; every housekeeper who seeks to buy sugar, flour, meats or bread, or other necessities of life." Sees Disregard for Economy The high taxation was blamed by Congressman Fenerty on the "wanton disregard for economy with your money now persisting in Washington." He criticized the action of the New Deal In "taking the money of working people of Pennsylvania and the East and paying it to individuals in the West and South as a bonus for not working. "Seventy five millions of dollars In The above photograph shows those who occupied seats at the speakers' table at the fourth annual banquet of the Association of Manufacturers' Representatives of Northeastern Pennsylvania Saturday night in Hotel Jermyn. Seated, kft to right, are: L. Gtemer, Idwal Powell, J.

Elmer Nothacker, E. C. Weeks, Gerald J. Culkin, Congressman C. G.

Fenerty, James A. Brady, Shubel Kelly and George A. Bruat Jr. Standing, left to right, are: A. H.

Anderson, Frank Thomas, George Hinkle, Earl J. Purcell, William Miller, F. S. Nixon, George Friebie, Mayor Stanley J. Davis, Harold Leyshon and J.

J. Kelly. duced by Miss Ann Reese, class presl dent. The schedule for the week at St Mark's Lutheran Church follows: to The following will be competitors for Senior Luther League night, 8 o'clock, Church Council the prizes: Owen Boys, Mary enarpe, Mary Henderson, Franklin Phillips, Wednesday morning, 11 o'clock, clam Will Hear Discussion chowder sale by the Martin Luther Al Clarke. Sally Price, Mae Raymer Joseph Petritus, Billy White.

Marion uioie uiass; weanesoay nigni, i Miss Oschmann wUl be the clock, teachers and officers of the header at the monthlv devotional Thorpe. Bobby Phillips, Frea weiss, to tonl ht ln chrlst something like 150 beautiful girls Louis Messa, Eddie Lawrence, Dot Gwynne, Tom Todd Jones and the Ray Blbie Mission, will meet at 7:30 o'clock tonight at the home of Mrs. William Lewis, 108 Marion Street. A public speaking class will be conducted at 7:30 o'clock tonight, tomorrow and Friday nights in the parish house, Church of the Good Shepherd, under the direction of Girard Finne gan. The public is invited.

Members of the Frances Ross Circle of the King's Daughters, Green Ridge Presbyterian Church, will meet tonight at the home of Mrs. Robert P. Jensen, Green Ridge Street. The cast preparing to present "Their New Deal," a play, will rehearse tonight at the home of Mrs. William Richardson, Capouse Avenue.

The play will be given in the Good Shepherd Parish House on February 21. The council of the Senior B. Y. P. Green Ridge Baptist Church, will meet tomorrow night at the home of Ellsworth Robinson, Boulevard innim 27 2 Lutneian cnurcn panors oy tne ssen for background, Paramount's latest Junior and Senior Choir rehearsal.

I tor iaiM. v. Davis Quartet. Women Will Form Miss Margaret Pethrick will be the wwwv0 nAM uinv I LOUIS KCnmiQL Will fllSCUSa ine I i the pastor at 6:45 o'clock on Monday ouestw T.Mllv n0n.Luth!rarT take iLi JT is anil W)Twrf niffht I nwuicBuajr. uiuuura uu i noiv uunoiunion ai, a uuiertut serv same program will be a Charlie Chase official accompanist.

The public invited. Quarter Term Honor Independent Club ice?" Miss Marv Gosolin will rive comedy, sound news and a novelty. AUXILIARY TO CONVENE the Lutheran doctrinal anele of The Ladies' Auxiliary to West Scran "What Is the Spiritual Future of Chil Green Ridge Hiss Dorothy G. till Adams Avenue, correspondent. Pbone 3 5208.

Rector Addresses Young People's Meet The Rev. James L. Ware, rector of the Church of the Good Shepherd, addressed the E. Y. F.

of the church last night in the church. The meeting followed a social held In the parish SOUTH SIDE NOTE Students Are Listed ton Post, No. 875, American Legion, dren Who Die Unbantized?" Charles will meet tonight at 8 o'clock In the Yunsrkurth will answer the auestlon. Mrs. Lewis Calls Meeting Doyle Building with Mrs.

Frank J. "How many religious services should Prof. William E. Jameison, Principal Girl Scouts of Hickory Street Presbyterian Church will meet tonight at 7:30 o'clock, and the Choral Union will rehearse at 8 o'clock. George Of Republicans of West Scranton Junior High School, Murphy presiding.

be held on Sunday in a city church?" A meetine Of the National Defense "Whit T. tho Transflinirafinn?" will and Community Service Committees be answered by Miss Hilda Schmaltz. chaut wiu snow motion pictures of Mrs. Sadie Lewis, 332 Thirteenth announces the following pupils as being on the honor roll for the quarter ending January 31. All pupils listed have attained an average of 90 per will be held following the sessinn tn Ruth Knlt.

will niv.wpr t.h Rlhl aa to Japan at a meeung Avenue, announced yesterday that she Avenue. The Booard of Trustees of Suburban Presbyterian Church will meet tonight at 7:30 o'clock in the church. The will organize an "Independent Worn house. Tea was ssrved, with Miss cent or over for the quarter. complete plans for the Lincoln Day question, "Who gave soup to an an of the Women's Guild tomorrow night, card party on February 12 in the igel?" "To what animal are both st Mary's Bowling schedule for the headquarters.

Mrs. Freda Ord and Jesus and Satan compared?" will be week to tonight, Klein's Undertakers Mrs. Margaret Mullen are cochairmen. answered by Miss Florence Weichel. and Orrie's Restaurant; Tuesday, en's Republican Club" tomorrow night Viola Posten presiding.

at 8 clock in her home. A meeting of the B. Y. P. U.

of The movement is an outgrowth of Sunday School Athletic Club will convene at 8 In the edifice and the Girl Scout Troop will meet at the same time in its rooms. 8B Grade: Irene Ameika, Joseph Bonin, Robert Brooks. Jean Calpln, Mary Carter, Helen Castellano, Anna Chemchick, Helen Constantine. Catherine Crowley, Kathryn Curabee. Willard Davis.

Rosemary Deroma, Audrey George. Grace Gilbert. Mary Gian A social will follow the meeting. Charles Klatt, president, will answer Raaers insurance and wmtermanters; "Who was Spencer, Ansear, Cam Thursday. Bohr's Peoples Club and Green Ridge Baptist Church was held last night in the church parlors with Dudley Kaley in charge of the pro an election dispute on January 12 in the West Scranton club, it is reported INSTITUTE REGISTRATIONS panius, Melanchton, Ziegenbalg?" Household Five; Friday, Westpfahl'a gram.

The Rtv. Fred B. Vreeland Jr. Mrs. Lewis had been slated for the Registrations for the new term of The nastor.

the Rev. Edward J. and Dwyer and Wentland. copoulas. Florence Qurga, Anna iurani, Vcrna Koziol, Andrew Kuzma, John Mack, Ma Makar, Eileen Maloney, Thomas Mc Ttghe.

Celia Meyers. Joseph Olah, Edmund Pieckelum. Anna Yinsky. Rose Potochmck, Helen Rublowsky. Catherine Rush.

Mary was guest speaker. He discussed the one hundredth anniversary of Dwight first vice presidency, but was defeated by Mrs. Clara Conklin. The latter was the Hyde Park Bible Institute may be Mattson, S. T.

will lead the dis The Eleventh Ward Boosters will made tonight between 7:15 and 7:30 cussion on "Who Should Control meet tonight, at MerhaniM nominated from the floor. L. Moody and the visit of Goyohito uuis hi dacKson oireet Baptist Marriage and Divorce the Church Hall, Officers will be elected and a name Kagawa here next month. Eherbo. Lucille smion.

ueonara owun. NihAina Turinoni. Mary Alice Wilkins. wiurcn, ueua p. Williams, registrar, or the State?" "Is the Fifth Corn announced last night, mandment Broken on the Battle decided on at the meeting tomorrow An open forum was held last night PLAN VALENTINE PARTY A meeting of the Evangelical League of Christian Endeavor, Zion Evangelical Church, was held Saturday night in the church recreational hall.

Miss Alice Blackmore, prssident, was in the chair. Plans were formulated for a Valentine party to be held in the church on February .15. Refreshments and a social followed. night, it was announced only "Inde Installation of officers will feature field?" and "Can the Church Follow by members of the Youth Fellowship, Green Ridge Presbyterian Church. A 8A Grade: Corrine Bone.

Ethel Borne, Mary Chrusclnski. Jean Collins, Winifred CooDer. Ruth David, Dorothy Drasba. Sara Edelstein. Mildred Evans.

Mary Evans. Lillian Goldman, Ruth Griffith. Marie Hart riAa Ha7.lpt.0n. Monica Heffron. the meeting of the B.

Y. P. U. in the the Church Year Exclusively? The Ladies' Aid Society of Second Reformed Church will hold a soup sa'e at 11 a. m.

on Wednesday. A meeting ill be held on Thursday night. The Mothers' Auxiliary and Troop rnmmillM Bnu Tfnnft mill pendent" Republican women not affiliated with a West Scranton club be bread taxes alone were added to the ordinary cost of living, upon the Democratic theory that we can tax the nation into affluence, make things cheaper by raising prices, rid our. selves of debt by increasing our in debtness, scare people into confidence and squander our way into prosperity. If you can do any of these you can drink yourself sober." Charges Promises Not Fulfilled Congressman Fenerty said President Franklin D.

Roosevelt did not st.v:d by his preelection promises to prevent higher taxation. After referring to payments being made to farmers for destroying cotton and wheat crops, he said: "we are now importing foodstuffs from foreign countries to take the place of the food which the Democrats destroyed." In closing, he said, "fortunately, the America of the last few years is not the real America. All nations have their moments of defeatism coming in exhausted interludes. It will pass, as do all such shameful periods in a na tion's life and those who come after us will lcok back upon it as in incredible memory of a time when America was not herself." fellowship tea was served. The Fellowship had as guests a group of cnurcn tomorrow nignt.

Harry Rich' ards will be inducted as president. admitted to the new group. Mary Howells, Dorothy Hughes. Sylvia I Arrests, Fire Alarms young people from the Dupont Com The Gleaners will meet tomorrow Jacobs, Bruce Jones. Robert Kapprai, Sophie Kasiewskl.

Helen Kowatch, Eugene Lawless, Michael Marmo, Catherine Mc rvin, nirtre Mrirpi Roberta Morgan. Mrs. T. D. James Marks munity House, Dupont.

night at 8 o'clock in the edifice. increase in Section meet tonight at 7:30 o'clock in the Mavis 'Nicholas, Marion O'Neil. Sophie TO DISCUSS TAXES Birthday Anniversary home of Gus Bohrer, 1005 Crown Avenue. Amateur Entertainers Arrests in South Side during Janu The Property Owners Taxpayers' ary showed a substantial gain over the corresponding month of 1935. The Mrs.

Thomas D. James, 1209 Jack' Association of the Twenty first Ward. Take Part in Contest 1aylorv Evan Evans, 109 West lay lot Street, rorrespondeat Phone Taylor 129 Couple Celebrates Third District, will discuss taxes to son street, yesterday celebrated her number of fire alarms for the same night at 7:30 o'clock at a meeting in Under the auspices of the Rector's East Scranton Robert J. William. IJ Prescott Avenue, correspondent Pbone 6920.

period reveals that the firemen were seventy first birthday anniversary in her home. A family dinner was held. the Community Hall, 1510 Elizabeth Guild, Church of the Good Shepherd, kept busy. The report of Lieut. August Peda.

Uaura Petrillo, Helen Plonsky. Helen Louise Sottile, Stella Swiatkoskl, Robert Webber, Cecelia Welichanics. Mary Wetzal, Helen Willock. Robert Williams, Joanna Yesu, Joseph Yewonishon. Freshman Anthonv Alfano.

Joseph Ar tabane. Marie Cetta. Vern Dapper. Jean Davies. Ruth Davies.

Richard Davis. Herbert Dietrick. Jessie Douaijhy. Anna Fori. Bettv Plovd.

Bettv Griffith. Harriet Gilbert. Mildred Haddad. Esther Harris. John Heffron.

Harold Hodowanitz. Jane Houser. Dorothv Jones. Woodford Jones. Leonard Kasoer.

Elsie Korsak. Gail Krause. Veronica Kut'ar. Marie Loury. Jean Lit tleiohn.

Dorothv Lioisko. Josenhlne Maver. Ma'rtorie Moran. Marv Joan Street. George L.

Hartman will be chairman. Refreshments will be Whymer and Sergeants William Zang Mrs. James, born in Wales, came America when she was 18 years and Thomas Noto showed that the po an amateur night program was presented Saturday night In the parish house. The following participated: Alice Richards, piano solo; Margaret served. lice made forty three arrests in Janu Evangelists Talk TO PRESENT OPERETTA ary as compared with twenty to the 35th Anniversary TAYLOR, Feb.

2. In observance cf their thirty fifth wedding anniversary, Mr. and Mrs. William J. Davies, North Main Street, gave a old and settled with her parents in Wilkes Barre.

She has been married three times, her former husbands being William Edwards and John Lewis, The annual orjeretta of the sundav month last year, At Dual Services School of Christ Presbyterian Church rire company reports submitted by both deceased. will be given on Tuesday and Wednes Battalion Chiefs William Bauer and day nights in the edifice with Edward Kneller showed the corn Thomas nri Mrs panles responded to fifteen bell family dinner Friday night in their home. Mr. and Mrs. Davis were mar ried by the Rev.

L. R. Foster, former Dodds as directors. An orchestra di alarms; live phone; two false and Myrtle Street Church pastor of the Memorial Presbyterian rected bv Daniel Green, and a nlanist one second alarm In January. Most Attending the celebration yesterday were: Mr.

and Mrs. William Thrasher, Clarks Green; Mr. and Airs. Daniel B. Jones, Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Edwards, Mr. and Mrs.

John Murphy, Wilkes Barre; Mr. and Mrs. Albert Strien. Claries Summit; Mr. and Mrs.

D. N. Price and Mr. and Mrs. Palmer James, this city.

Church, South Main Street, now nas' Miss Anna Palmer, will accompany them were during the cold weather. ixusaqe ionunues the singers, Zeigler, piano solo; Edna Taylor, recitation; Helen Smith, piano solo; Louise Prezzioso, tap dance; Ruth Clunnan, tap dance; Gail Matthews, recitation; Robert North, novelty songs; Alice Farrell, tap dance Stephen Devero, sketch; Roberts, yodeler; Marjorie Ziesman, sketch; Willis Jones and his group, skit. Mrs. Jcsiah Lewis was the accompanist. The Rev.

James L. Ware was master of ceremonies. The first prize was awarded to Miss Farrell. Mis es Taylor and shared second honors and Mrs. North won the third prize.

Judges were Mrs. Josiah Lewis and Mrs. J. L. Ware.

About 100 attended. tor of the Green Ridge Presbyterian Church, on January 31, 1901. The r'V. ic Complains of Robbery Edward Rutkowskl, 734 East Elm Street, reported to the police Saturday morning that he had been "rolled" and relieved of $50 in a Penn Avenue beer garden. As a result of his complaint, the police arrested two women described as Mattie Brook ins, 23, and Connie Williams.

28. both of 240 Raymond Court. The women were fined $25 each in Police Court, as was Rut. kowskl, who was charged with drunkenness and disorderly conduct. enlist uiium iwica mn oonareffations attended dual WILL GIVE LECTURE Announcements yesterday in Christ service of the Gospel Crmade held last The Rev.

Lewis Evans, Kingston, Lutheran Church cover the following night in Myrtle Street M. E. Church couple are the parents of four children, Jacob, William' Mr3. Harry Moore and Mrs. Russell Mr.

and Mrs. Davis are well known here. The former has been engaged will give an illustrated lecture on The Rev. R. L.

Flowers and Mrs. Flow' My Trip to the Holy Land" tonight ers, evangelists of Denton, Texas, spoke. 7:45 clock in Embury M. E. events: Monday, catechetical class; Tuesday, Church Council and the Women's Missionary Society; Wednesday, monthly executive meeting of the Form 6 Bible Classes At Mt.

Dewey Services in the undertaking business for many Church. The lecture is under the Thelma Mulherln. Mary O'Dea Barrett. Anna O'Neil. Leo Passo.

Mildred ePndrak. Mranda Pernoni. Florence Potts. Olea bhantini. Josephine Scioscia.

Elizabeth Smith. Luc lie Siear. Hannah Rose Stahler. Bernard Theobald Fannie Vacclano. Paul Walsh.

Ann Wililams. William Williams. Dniel Ye.rnchak. Frerhman Martha Badlk, Joseph Bag dsnski. Frank Benza.

Margaret Bevan. Janet Britten, John Bullick, Florence Chapman, victoria Cooke. Rose cuirleo, Catherine Cummings. Joyce Darnell. June Donovan.

Mae Flemini. Dorothy French, Joseph G'eason, Anna Gontorskl. Lillian Grace, "lcdwyn Griff'ths. James Hickey. John Htssa.

Robert Huber. Robert Humphrey, Margaret Jennlng Philip Jones. Eleanor K'auchenuas. Robt Kraynlck. Helen Ku ratnick.

Joseph Latinl. George Lazar. Joseph Maenotta. Patricia Maloney, Jane May. Er.abeth Moran.

Jacoue Moer, Anna Rose O'Horo. Marv Pennonl. William Reed, Eve Ivn Riley. Bernard Sevenskv. Audrey Shea, Jean Sitek.

Henry Sokira. Sonhie Pybvlskl. OIa Tanchyn. Jack Thomas. Reba Transue, An'hony Urban.

Albert Zabady. Swhomore Josephine Alfano. Harold Birlow. Marv Bess. Carl Bittenbender.

Msr Bohovka, Helen Bowen. Ann Bow tick. Raymond Buchwic. Allan Oasterlln. Pe ina Clanflchi.

James Collins. Donald Constnntine, Rachel David. Ann Davies. Ruth Dean. Angelo Deptnla.

Thomas Dixon. Fredrick Dodson. Millard Dougherty, Peter Dranchak. Margaret Edwards. Iola Geno vese.

Peter Giancopoulas, Helen Glazeski. Marlon Gromllch, Robert Herbert. Violet HnfsMh Dorothv Hokeson. Mae Hurwitz. Mrs.

Flowers addressed a gathering of mothers and daughters in the main years. auspices of the Adult Department of Senior Luther League at the home of church auditorium on the subject, the Sunday School. Six classes were organized yester Miss Mary Gogolin. and Junior Luther "The Moral Standard of the Modern day afternoon at the Mt. Dewey Sun TO PLAY FOR TITLE TAYLOR, Feb.

2. The first of a League; Thursday, the meeting of the MISSIONARY MEETING Woman, day school under the leadership of Women's Auxiliary at the home of series of three games of basketball to The Women's Missionary Society, She said, "the morafstandards of the Mrs. David H. Thomas, Salvation Army decide the championship of the bor Plymouth Congregational Church, Mrs. Emma Novak and the evening nation are never higher than that of will meet tonight at 8 o'clock in the meeting in the church parlors of the the women.

The greatest opportunity of omcer, attached to the Citadel Corps, Boy Scouts at Service In Presbyterian Church A large crowd attended the annual Boy Scout service which featured the community vespers in Green Ridge Presents Plays The Intermediate Department of the Y. M. H. A. presented two one act plays at the organization building last night.

Members of the casts were: Murray Barnett, Rosalyn Marrus, Ed Yan over, Charles Jerome, Arnold Gross, Selma Glantz, Irving Feibas, Dave Levinson, Finette Strause and Hilda Gross. Hyde Park. Sunday scnool Association. home of Mrs. John the women is in the.

home. Nations Jones, 632 Under the auspices of the Muhlen North Main Avenue. that have collapsed did so only after ough will be played between the Taylor Falcons and Varsity Club on Monday night at Ott's Auditorium. The preliminary game will be between Ivor Thomas' All Stars and the Falcon Reserves. Fifty one attended the service, held for the second week a the mountain hamlet.

A collection of $2.52 was re the moral standards of women crum bled. Happy are the children whose Jane Betterly, executive secretary of the Mothers' Assistance Fund of Lackawanna County, will be the Presbyterian Church yesterday after berg Bible Class, a spaghetti supper will be held on Wednesday evening, February 19. Miss Christian Shafer is chairman of the committee. ceived. mothers are Christians." noon.

The class teachers are: Mrs. John The Rev. Mr. Flowers spoke to fath speaker. Members and friends are The Rev.

Charles T. Leber, pastor, Williams, primary; Mrs. George Bird invited. addressed the group on "Men ers and sons on the subject "The Pace That Kills." The clergyman stated, "we small girls' class; Mrs. Percy Banks, Emery Nelson Speaks Emery M.

Nelson, executive secre Wanted." William S. Forster, presi. intermediate girls' class; Percy Banks, reap what we sow. Sow Intemperance, HOSPITAL CASES intermediate boys' class; Leonard Bird, dent of the Scranton Council of Boy Scouts, made the presentation of the reap drunkards; sow indifference, reap tary of United Churches, last night Robert Pugliese, 2'i, 1138 SirrdB Revival Closes The two weeks' revival services in the Hickory Street Baptist Church, Conducted by the Rev. Walter Kallen bach.

came to a close last night with a Young Men's Bible Class, and Mrs, LEAGUE TO MEET TAYLOR, Feb. 2. Members of Taylor Unemployed League and their wives will hold an important meeting on Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock in the Borough Building library room. Mrs. Jennings, director of the Women's division of the WPA.

will be the principal speaker. cynics; sow lawlessness, reap criminals. addressed a meeting of the youth group Street, incurred cut of the back of year cup and efficiency award. David H. Thomas, Women's Bible A man reaps what he sows is one of of Madison Avenue Temple.

He spoke Others whs. participated included: Class. the head yesterday afternoon when he fell at home. He was treated at the the truest phases of all literature." Scout oath and law explanation. Jay sermon by the blind evangelist on "The West Side Hospital Stoeekel; Scripture Robert Margaret, Joyce and Ronald Thomas, daughters and son of Mrs.

Thomas, The morning sermon also was by the Rev. Mr. Flowers. He spoke Last Judgment." A baptismal service on "Youth Groups in Christian Churches" and outlined the program for "Christian Youth Building a New Marsh; prayer, Warren Marsh; bug' on "Five Goo' Reasons for Being sang two hymns and played instro mental selections. David Phillips, 33, 1211 Eynon Street, sustained a laceration of the head in a fall while walking on South lers, Samuel Burdick, Robert Clark, Christian." He enumerated the reasons Weston Lldstone; Paul Ulrich, William Ulrich; ushers, James Butzner, Wil preceded the service.

The male quartet of the church sang. At the close of the service, the evangelist was given a farewell. Tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock the Young Worshippers will meet, prayer Fred Hges. Doris James. Edward Janu szewski.

Elizabeth Jenkins. Daniel Jones. Anna Korsack, Margaret Kosloskev. Mal vina Kreisler. Rose RUbowicz.

Frances Kwiatek. Mary Lasako. Mary Lavland, Margaret Lazor. Ruth Lowe. Elmo Masucci.

Margaret Mawn. Anna McDonald. Irene McDonald. Irene M.zwinski. Anna Mrv kalo.

Joseph Muska. Genevieve Neroski. Lois Nicholas. Helen O'Neil. Mary Pinsky.

Stella Pozarzecka. Delbert Price. Jane Ratchford. Catha lne Reese. Elinor Reese.

Ruth Rodney. Sylvia Rosenstein. Joseph Ruddy, Susan Swannick. Edna Mav Taylor. Gw yneth Thomas, Robert Weisenfluh.

Michael Yevitz. Sophomore Elizabeth Baker. Oeorte Bonifantl. Bettv Bradican. Margaret Brl eanti.

Evelyn Brownell. Martin Chomko. Walter Clark. Ohester Cvmeryk. Frances Dana.

Dorothv Davis, Ida Mav Dorsev. Robert Dowse. Marearet Durslev. Edward Evans. Mary Evans.

Amelia Forgione. Margaret Gidus. Marion Gleason. William Orudis. Helen Hayarvlko.

Thomas J. Harris. Helen Hutsko. Helen Kazekevich. Esther Klme.

Theodore Koflnk. Bettv Laun. Daniel Lerner, Mary Lesek. Eleanor Lewis. Mae Magnotta.

Anthony Massino. Esther Matweviw. Paul Matweviw. Marv Miller. Grace Packer.

Bettv Perkins. George Price. Margaret Reere. Marv Ruane. Caroline Ruotolo.

Eleanor Samuels. Emily Stanko. as "God commands that people be Christians, Jesus invites us to be 54 Year Members Talk liam Levering, William Scranton Main Avenue on Saturday night. PASTOR TO MARK BIRTHDAY The Rev. John A.

Bender, Four Christians, all people say it is right, At Endeavor Service the earlier you begin the better Christ Tunis Arrested Charged with issuing worthless checks, a man described as Ralph Tunis, 22, 935 North Main Avenue, was taken into custody by the city police Saturday. TAYLOR BRIEFS TAYLOR. Feb. 2. Taylor Women's Republican Club will hold an important meeting on Monday evening in the century Engine Company Hall, Church Street.

St. Paul's Bowling League schedule for Monday night at 8 o'clock at Pagnotti's alleys follows: Horgan Bros, vs. Davis and Sultzer, J. F. Davis Lowell Sebring, Frank Smith and Robert Snyder; color bearers, Albert Hess and Robert Hill.

Elwood Wells meeting will be on Wednesday night ian you will be; if you neglect it, you' teenth Avenue, who began his thir and the Missionary Society will meet wiU never be a Christian." Mrs. John R. Thomas, West Scran presided. W. S.

Lounds was the organist and a special program of music ton, and George S.vHawk, 613 Hick tieth year as pastor of St. Mark's Lutheran Church late last November, will observe his sixty second at tne parsonage Tnursoay at 2:30 o'clock. ory street, both of whom have been was presented by the male chorus. Organized Bible classes will attend services tonight at 7:30 o'clock. The Rev.

Mr. Flowers has selected as his sermon theme, "Does Christ Knock at affiliated with the Christian En birthday quietly tomorrow. The deavor movement for fifty four years, Form Dramatic Club Plumbers vs. Sharkey's All Stars, White's Meat vs. W.

Davis A Sons, Fisher Bros. vs. R. J. Davis and Everly Dairy vs.

Dr. Samson Molars. Rotary Club Speaker E. C. House, Syracuse, N.

will speak cn "Complicated Age" at the luncheon meeting of the Scranton Rotary Club today noon at Hotel Casey. Your Heart's Door?" During this week, the final one of the Gospel Crusade, were guest speakers last night at the service in Plymouth Congregational clergyman was born in Tamaqua. WEST SIDE JOTTINGS The weekly cottage prayer meetino The Dramatic Club, Church of the At Globe Theater Sparkling with new songs from the facile pans of Mack Gordon and Harry Revel, with grand comedy furnished mainly by Joe Penner, Jack Oakie and Ned and with five churches of the city wiU send Good Shepherd, recently held its first Church. The observance marked the William Sutton. Betty Winters.

Peter Yaney. Evangelistic services will be held in delegations. close of Christian Endeavor Week. meeting in the parish house. Edward of the Christian and Misslonarv Al Wells was named temporary chair' man.

Plymouth Church was first church to organize In the state and Sponsor Reading the Calvary Baptist Church on Wednesday and Friday evenings at 7:30 o'clock. Sermon subjects follow: Wednesday, "The Seeking Saviour," liance will be held tomorrow night at 7:30 "o'clock in the home of John Thomas, 123 North riyde Park Avenue. George Krotzer will speak. the eighth In the world. Mrs, The society is composed of young The Young People's Society of Petersburg Presbyterian Church will Thomas is a charter member of the people of the parish but is open to To Entertain and Friday, "The Satisfying Saviour." all young people of the community in' Reports on the annual card nartv Thomas Watkins Buried The funeral of Thomas G.

Watkins, 528 North Everett Avenue, was held on Saturday afternoon from the home of his daughter, Mrs. Oliver P. Clark, 634 North Main Avenue. The Rev. Frank A.

Stanton, pastor of First Baptist Church, officiated. Samuel H. sponsor a reading by Mrs. Salo Friede The Foreign Missionary Society, church. Mr.

Hawk has participated in Christian Endeavor work in many states in the union and in Havana, terested in dramatics. A meeting will be held tonight at 7:45 o'clock to wald tomorrow night at 7:45 o'clock in the Sunday School Auditorium. FRANK J. DUHIGG DIES Frank J. Duhigg, Bellevue barber, died this morning at 1 o'clock in his home, 107 Broadway, after a three da Illness.

He was born here and resided In Scranton all his life. A communicant of Holy Cress Church, he was a member of its Holy Name Society, i He is survived by his widow, Mrs, Mary Duhigg, and a brother, Daniel, this city. Funeral arrangements in charge of the John A. Walsh Estate. elect officers.

held on January 11, will be given this afternoon at 3 o'clock at the meeting of the Ladies' Auxiliary to the West Side Hospital in the institution. Mrs. W. Rowland Davies will preside. Methodist Episcopal Church, will hold its monthly meeting on Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock In the home of Mrs.

E. H. Lowry. South Main Street. Cuba.

He was first president of the society at Memorial Presbyterian Mrs. Friede wald will read "Let Us Play King." Miss Emma Blasius is A schedule of productions will be Church, Wilkes Barre. Bevan's quartet sang. chairman of arrangements, arranged. Frank Seay will be the director.

The official board of the M. E. consecration 0f two deacons. Albert The Rev. Eugene M.

Pierce, associate pastor of. Elm Park M. E. A candy booth will be In charge of Prlscllla Rauner and Thelma Flower carriers were: James Smith, Leo Flannery, John McNamara, John Morgan, David Morgan, Wendell P. Church will on Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock in the church assembly room.

Grahamer. Proceeds will be applied to Church, spoke on the movement at the matinal service. At the Roosevelt Things begin to happen when Jack Jones and John Hoffman, was held yes'erday moring in Jackson Street Baptist Church The Rev. Dr. B.

L. C. Baer, paator, was In charge. Phillips, William Roberts, William the church benevolent fund. The pub lie is invited.

The Ladies' Aid Society of the Dellman and Garfield Green. Oakie, with the aid of Joe Penner. Chorus to Rehearse Military honors at Washburn Street itauy month was Instituted vester Welsh Baptist Church will sell, faggots on Tuesday. 1 takes over an old fashioned girls' DR. KNOLL TO LECTURE The Mothers Chorus, which will take part in the second annual minstrel to ervices of the Senior COLORED GROUP MEETING The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People will meet tonight at 8:30 o'clock at the Progressive Center, 414 Olive Street, Philip Arrindell, New York, will be the speaker.

Fred Linney will sing. Cemetery were In charge of his comrades of the Spanish American War. They also served as pallbearers. day at all services in Tabernacle Congregational Church. Gwilym Williams is chairman of a committee renre MUs Ruth Rolands.

Scranton. was week end guest of her uncle and school in "Collegiate." which opens its two day engagement at the Roosevelt Theater tonight. The entire family will proclaim it the fastest, Luther League, St. Peter's Lutheran Church, will be held tomorrow night aunt, Mr. and Mrs.

Stephen Durkln. senting the church societies. The aim South Main Street. or tne committee is to the entire membership attend at least one Club to Hold Party The Good Fellowship Cub of Belle at 7:15 o'clock in the assembly hall. The Rev.

Dr. Carl F. Knoll will continue his discourse on the life of Dr. Martin Luther. A business meeting of the society also will be held.

vue will entertain at its semiannual service this month. The program will end the last Sunday in February with special services. French Cluned Clothes Leek Better Weir LoBfer funniest musical comedy seen in an age and be delighted with the many new tunes especially for it by Gordon and Revel, who also play Important roles. A Charlie Chase comedy, "Nurse to a Mickey Mouse cartoon, "Mickey's Fire Brigade," and late news features also are Included on the program. illi Charters Granted Announcement was made at HarrU.

CHURCH ACTIVITIES The Brownies of Petersburg Presbyterian Church will meet in the church auditorium this afternoon at 3:30 burg yesterday of the irantlnir of Quito Topcoats Drosses Dry Cleaned and Pressed old fashioned "blowout" at the home of Frank M. Regan, Railroad Avenue, on Thursday night at 8 o'clock. Members of the committee in charge of the arrangements include Matt Loughney, William Ejen, William Clark. Frank Stone and James Gallagher, a Final returns of tickets will be made at a meeting tomorrow night at Hose 3, Fifth Avenue. Reservations must be made before the session.

state charters to the following firms: o'clock. Ann Masters will be In charge. be given on February 14 by the Mothers' Club, West Scranton Junior High School, will rehearse tomorrow night at 8:15 o'clock in Plymouth Congregational Church. The cast for "School Days," a comic sketch to be featured at the show, will rehearse tomorrow afternoon, at 2:30 o'clock in the school auditorium. Club to Discuss Act A discussion of the Social Security Act and other phases of social legislation will be discussed tonight, at 8 o'clock at the meeting of the, Teddy Roosevelt Republican Club In Engine 7, South Main Avenue.

Reese T. Reese of the Providence Booster Club will lead the discussion. David J. Jones will preside, and reports of the membership campaign and the newly organized glee club will be given. HOT PIPE CAUSES FIRE An overheated stove pipe in the ixirmans, wearing apparel.

$10, 000, R. Rothman. Samuel Toiv and Scheduled Meetings Ameeting of District No. 5, Inter Church School Council, will be held Joanne Toiv, Incorporators; Utan and Fiaker, furniture, 5.000, Charles and Rebecca Utan and Libe Fiaker: this evening in Zion Evangelical Church. Miss Marjorie Whitesell will (5 Fields Millinery, Inc.

wearing apparel. $25,000, Sol Goldstein. Henry Nogi and Norman Harris. Girt Scouts will meet' at 7 o'clock. Charlotte Snyder, captain, will be in charge.

Because of the services in Myrtle Street M. E. Church. Girl Scout Troop No. 29 of the church will meet at 8 o'clock tonight, in Petersburg Presbyterian Church.

Elsie Smith, captain, will be In charge. The Juniors of Myrtle Street Church will meet In the church this afternoon at 8:30 o'clock. The Junior League of St. Peter's preside. A delegation from each church represented in the district win be present.

A "Winter Tour" will be conducted MRS. JOHN CHASE EXPIRES Mrs. John Chase, 31. Moosic Road. for Junior and primary children this afternoon in Green Rdige Presbyterian YOUNG PEOPLE'S DISCUSSION The second in a series of lectures and discussions on the theme "Youth Relationships" will be held tomorrow night in Ebenezer Welsh Presbyterian Church.

The topic will be "My Ideal Boy Friend and Girl Friend." The Rev. R. J. Williams, pastor, will be Um speaker and Janet Phillips the leader. Carl Bittenbender will read Scripture.

Miss Lucille O'Boyle (above), daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. E. O'Boyle, Beech Street, who will entertain at the dinner dance tonight in Hotel Jermyn, under the auspices Church.

Old Forge, died at 2:15 o'clock this morning in Taylor Hospital where she was admitted on January 27. Besides The Ladles' Auxiliary to the Deacon Lutheran Church will meet this after Street Quoit Club will meet tonight cellar of a dwelling occupied by Mrs. of the Good Will Group of Nativ I noon at 4 o'clock in the church. In at the home of Mrs. Sam Davis, Deacon PIXONC 3 1164 her husband, she is survived by her parents, she was Sarah Smith before marriage.

Edward Herman. 1144 Luzerne Street, Street. Mrs. P. Bunce will preside.

ity. Mrs. A. J. Harding is general termediate Class will meet tonight at chairman of the committee in charge.

7 o'clock. started a fire at 10:30 a. m. yesterday. Band of Hope Class, Endeavor.