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NORTH END GREEN RIDGE DUNMORE Oct. 28. 1949 The Scranton, Tribune tlst Church, will meet tonight at! the church assembly rooms at 7:30 o'clock. EAST END Memorial Post Criticizes WO The East Scranton Veterans As TAYLOR Sodality to Seat Officers Sunday At 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon i reception for new members and installation of officers of sodality will be held at St. Mary's Greek Catholic Church.

Officers to be seated are: prefect, Miss Mary Fedor; vice-prefect, Miss Marjorle Mokey; secretary, Miss Marian Skubian, and treasurer, Miss Betty Procik. At the conclusion of the reception and installation services, a church benefit party will be held in the auditorium of the church. Miss Fedor is chairman, assisted by Miss Olga Karysita. Miss Ann Fedor, Miss Marion Skubian, Miss Peggy Mikil, Miss Marion Zig-mund, Miss Mary Petro, Miss Marjorie Mokey and Miss Mary Mokey. Halloween Party Sunday Night Fathers Honored At P-TA Meeting Father's, Night was observed at a recent meeting oi Benjamin Rush School P-TA.

Mrs. Norwood Steenback presided. A talk on Pennsylvania was given by Gene Langan, school! principal. Reports were given by the following committee chair-menS Mrs. Charles Miller, Mrs.

William Mrs. Lorenzo Stone and Mrs. Steenback. Members of the association presented a skit, "Halloween Husband." Those participating were: Mrs. Joseph hamonsky, Steenback, Mrs.

John Brel-lsh, Eleanor Presy, Mrs. David Beynon and Mrs. Charles Cus-tara. The fifth grade was awarded the attendance banner. O'MALLEY FUNERAL The funeral of Austin F.

O'Mal- ley, ms oak was held yester- a itav fnnm 4lh Mnrfaiioin rAciHon nu y. vjmv.w, 431 Oak with mass in Holy Rosary Church. The Rev. Joseph iox, Perth Amboy, N. waa celebrant; the Rev.

Joseph Barrett, deacon, and the Rev. Patrick subdeacon, all relatives. The Rev. Dr. William O'Mara was master of ceremonies.

Pallbearers were: Carl.Patrlck, Joseph and David O'Malley, brothers of the deceased; Thomas McHale and William Rolls. Interment, Cathedral Cemetery with committal rites conducted by of ficers of the mass. ROVAS RITES HELD The funeral of Charles Rovas, Bell Mountain, was held yesterday from the Stepanaukas Funeral Home, 1804 North Main Ave. with mass in Lithuanian National Church celebrated by the Rev, Michael Valadka with the Rev. John Auchius, Wilkes-Barre, deacon, and the Rev.

Edward Obran-ski, Dupont, subdeacon. Pallbearers were: Anthony Gustaitis, Frank Narish, Charles Shamonsky, Fred Gableman, Stephen Dixon and Charles Plauga. Interment, parish cemetery with the Rev. Father Valadka conduct ing committal rites. Judge M.

J. Eagen speaker Judge Eagen to Speak At Mens Forum Judge M. J. Eagen will discuss "Juvenile Delinquency'' at the meeting of the Men's Forum, Green Ridge Presbyterian Church, in the church Tuesday night. Judge Eagen's talk will follow a dinner beginning at 6:30 p.

m. He will be introduced by Clarence Ollendike. Purcell Reaches 30th Year With Telephone Co. John J. Purcell, 1145 Monsey a telephone lineman, yester day marked his 30th year of serv ice with the Bell Telephone Co.

of Pennsylvania. Mr. Purcell started to work for the company in 1919 and has al ways worked in this city. He is a member of the Hundred Thousand Mile Club, an organization of Bell employes who have driven com pany vehicles that distance with' out having a single accident charged to them. He also belongs to the Elks, the American Legion and the Telephone Pioneers of America.

Mrs: Purcell is the former Miss Agnes Kelly. She was formerly an operator in the Scranton office. They have two children, Eileen, eight, and Jane, six. tO MARCH IN PARADE Green Ridge Post 908, American Legion, has issued an invitation to all veterans of the Green Ridge area to meet at 6:30 o'clock tonight in the Robert Morris School yard to participate in the bonus parade. GREEN RIDGE NOTES Baton lessons, sponsored by the Men of Green Ridge, are being conducted eyery Monday at 6:30 p.

m. in the canteen rooms of Robert Morris School. Boy Scouts of Asbury Methodist Church will meet tonight at 7:30 o'clock at the church. Gene Coleman, Correspondent. Leave items at Thompson's Drug Store.

Mrs. William Francis and her grandson, David Francis, Detroit, Mich. Mrs. Charles A. Pfaff.

Keyser and Mrs. Frank White. West Atherton are spending several days in New York City. John Ayers, a student at Penn State College, has resumed his studies after visiting his parents. Mr.

and Mrs. Philip Ayers, South mam 01. Miss Gertrude Francis, 219 Church Correspondent. Phone Taylor 602. I iV HALLOWEEN PARTY HELD A Halloween party was conducted yesterday by the primary and beginners departments of the Providpnr Preshvterian Phurrh uuuub; ,11 nGiv played and contests held under the siiDervisirm of Mr.

Kvnn Davies, superintendent, and class teachers. Prizes were awarded to the following: Carolyn Lees, funniest costume; Louise Healey, prettiest, and Amos Green, most original. Refreshments were served by Mrs. W. O.

Smith Jr. and her committee. NORTH END NOTES Boy Scouts of Providence Methodist. Church will meet to night at 7:30 o'clock at the church. Student Shown Film on tiberia At assembly session at? Junior and Senior High School, yesterday morning and afternoon a sound movie picture on Liberia, Africa was shown depicting the life of the natives.

The film was presented through the courtesy of Abel Matthews a Firestone Rubber Co. representative who recently returned from Liberia. Mr. and Mrs. Matthews were recent guests of the parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas Howell, West Grove St. Mrs. Matthews is the former Miss Elizabeth Howell. Prof Merwyn Howells, vice-principal presided at both sessions of assembly, Miss Betty Jane Caswell, music supervisor, led the singing, Miss Mariam Ann Coombs and Miss Olive March, were accompanists.

PI. AIM POIILTRY PARTY Members of St. Mary's ureeK Catholic Church, will hold their annual poultry party Sunday, Nov. 20, at the church recreation rooms. The Rev.

Basil Oranovsny, pas tor, is honorary chairman. Members of the various societies of the church will assist. SON FOR WILLIAMSONS Mr. and Mrs. Robert William son, uieveiana, unio, aiuiuuui.c the birth of a son.

Mrs. wiiiiam- son is the former Miss Patricia Shevlin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Fiank P. SheVlin, East Grove St There is also a daughter in the family. TO ATTEND INSTITUTE William J.

Powell. Superintena- ent of Taylor Public Schools, has announced that Taylor teacners will attend County Insitute Nov. 3 and 4, at Central High School. Borough schools wiu reopen Monday, Nov. 7.

TO HOLD PARTY Ynnns Adults. First Welsh Bap tist Church, will hold their annual Halloween party tomorrow eve ning at the recreation rooms oi the church. Mrs. Thomas Lewis is general She will be assisted by members of the group. PLAN SPAGHETTI SUPPER Women's Guild, Calvary Bap tist Church, will conduct a spaghetti supper, Tuesday night, Dec.

13, at the church dining rooms. Mrs. Burton Reese, and Mrs. William Mae Art are coohairmen. Serving will begin at 5 clock.

VISITS FRANCE Arthur L. Brombacher, chief gunner's mate, 516 West Grove recently visited the French Riviera during a 10-day leave when the aircraft carrier U. S. S. Leyte, of which he is a crew member put in to Golfe Juan, France.

DEGREE TEAM TO MEET Decree Team. Taylor Council No. 4, Daughters of America, will meet tonight at 8 clock at the home of Mrs. Thomas Janes, Storrs St. Mrs.

William Strein. Mrs. John Thomas and Mrs. Harry Rose will be assisting hostesses. HALLOWEEN PARTY Tonight at 8 o'clock the Senior Class, Taylor High School, will hold a Halloween party at the school gymnasium.

FOR SALE Ivory and green Queen Bengal stove. Good condition $30. Inquire at 109 Church St. Ph. 175-R.

Adv. TAYLOR BRD2FS Mr. and Mrs. Willard Morgan, Brooklyn, N. have returned after visiting their respective parents here for several days; Casper Von Bergen, Chester, has returned after visiting his family on Railroad Ct.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Marquard, Harrison Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bracey, West Grove have returned from York Springs, where they attended Boyerton Church of God rally.

Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Miller, Rockaway, N. were recent guests of the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Daniel Williams, West Grove St. Mr. Williams is con' fined to his home by illness. His condition is reported as slightly imoroved. Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph imdorr ana children, Karen and Ralph, and Mrs. Andrew Weisenfluh, South Ridge have returned after spending several days, at Lake Wmola. Mr. and Mrs.

Walter Weisen. fluh and daughter. Carolyn, Mid' die and Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Noakes, West Taylor have re turned from Trenton, in, J.

Mr. and Mrs. Carl White, Niaifara Falls. N. have re turned after visiting the former's narents.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur White, South Ridge St. Mr. anH Mrs.

Ira Neiger, Hoc kessin. announce the birth of a son, ljouis waiter, uui. i Mr. Neiger is a former local resident. Miss Phyllis Kalliho, Oak has recovered from a recent illness.

The condition of Mrs. John Becker; a patient' at Taylor Hospital, is reported as slightly improved. Patrick Cassidy, Washington, D. has returned after visiting his brother, John Cassidy, Sibley for the past several days. Frank Salerno, Second has returned to his home from the Taylor Hospital.

His condition is reported improved. Mrs. William G. Francis, Union has 1 returned after spendang the past two weeks visiting her son: and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Dr.

Jones Memorial Congre- Rev. Kaercher Seeks Approval As Supply Pastor A congregational meeting will follow the 10 a. m. service Sunday at St. Mark's Lutheran Church.

The meeting has been called to pass on the supply preaching that the Rev. Mr. Kaercher, pastor of St. Mark's, will carry on at St. Paul's Lutheran Church.

He will fill the vacancy left by the Rev. Louis E. Wein. Both chut councils met recently and iroved the appointment of the Rev. Mr.

Kaercher. The appointment will be presented to the congregation at the meeting. A series of sermons on the doctrine of the church will be concluded by the Rev. Mr. Kaercher at the morning service at St.

Mark's Sunday. His topic will be "The Church, Guardian of Apostolic Truth and Traditions." Subjects already presented at the regular Sunday service were: "Sin and Grace," "The Doctrine of Good Works," and "Need for Sacraments." All Saints Day services will be conducted at both churches Tuesday by the Rev. Mr. Kaercher. Eucharist will be celebrated at 10 a.

m. in St. Mark's and solemn vespers at 7:30 p. m. at St.

Paul's. Guild to Hold Halloween Party The annual Halloween party of the Convent Guild of St. Patrick's, Church will be held tonight at 8 o'clock in the new school auditorium. Mrs. Patrick Summeral is chairman with Mrs.

Bea OMai ley, cochairman. Prizes will be awarded for the funniest, prettiest and most original costumes. Judges will be: Mrs. Arthur Lunney, Mrs. Thomas Carroll, Mrs.

John Walsh, Mrs. Claire Walsh, Mrs. Martin Carroll and Mrs. Richard Hickey. A program of entertainment has been arranged by Mrs.

Larry Mitchell, Mrs. Gertrude Monahan and Mrs. Leo Ruddy. Members of the prize committee are: Mrs. Ann Bryent, Mrs.

Harold Sanford and Mrs. John May. Jr. CDA to Hold Halloween Party A Halloween party will be conducted by the Junior Catholic Daughters of St. Ann's School tomorrow at 7 p.

m. in the school auditorium. A program of novelty dances by each troop and square dances will be featured. The Rev. Robert Mulgrew is honorary chairman.

Other committee members include: Mrs. D. Novitski, refreshments; Ann Novis and Joan Coyne, program; Elizabeth Dougherty, invitations; Jean O'Hara and Betty Coyne, decorations; Mary Dougherty, tickets, and Ann Mehan, publicity. There will be a' grand march and games. All those planning to attend are requested to come in costume.

Church to Observe Girl Scout Sunday Washburn Street Presbyterian Church will observe Girl Scout Sunday with members of Troop 39 and Brownie Troop 73 taking part in the Sunday worship service at 10:30 a. m. The Rev. William C. Evans, pastor, will deliver the sermon, "Israel's Restoration." Scouts and Brownies participating are: Margaret Brace, Old Testament lesson; Marlene Phillips, New Testament lesson; Sallie Koch, the psalter; Beth Nichols, Lois Mc-Auliffe, Dinah Mathias and Carol Masters, ushers.

Hospital Notes Clarindo Ann Leondi, 3, 217 Fairview was admitted to West Side Hospital yesterday after she suffered a severe laceration of the left wrist "when shf fell on a milk bottle while playing at home. The tendon in her wrist was severed and seven sutures were used to close the wound. Her condition was given as "good." Jerry Kaplan, 7. 158 South Hyde Park was treated for a dog bite of the right shoulder. He was bitten by a dog near his home.

P-TA Plans Program A program of Fall and Winter activities was outlined at a meet ing of Frances Willard School P-TA yesterday at the school. Mrs. David Harris presided. Guest speaker was Miss Amelia Koch, school nurse. A program was presented by.

pupils of the icnool. Participants were: Catherine Lake. Elaine Rubv. Juiith Lewis, Theodore Sevitskas and Sandra Caryl. A social period iouowea me business session.

GOTHIER FUNERAL The funeral of Chris Gothier, 1920 Jackson was held yesterday from the Durkan Funeral Home, West Scranton, with mass in St John the Baptist Church celebrated by the Rev. -Joseph vueraoizer. Pallbearers were: James Soen- cer, John Joyce, Walter Spencer, Joseph O'Malley, Thomas McLane and Joseph Wianko. Interment, parish cemetery with committal rites conducted by the Rev. Jo seph Fox.

PRIMICH FUNERAL The funeral of George Primich, 181 West Parker was held es. terday from the home with mass in St. Mary's Greek, Catholic Church. The Rev. Nicholas Pat rick wai celebrant, the Rev.

An drew Sum, deacon, and the Rev, Vladimir Andrushkiw, subdeacon, Pallbearers were: John. Jo seph, Charley Michael and Carl mmicn and Daniel Mrykalo. In ferment. St. Catherine's Cema- tery, Moscow, with officers of the r--s committal rites.

7 Auxiliary Dines In Observance Of Anniversary The Rev. William A. Crotti, pastor, was principal speaker at an anniversary dinner held by Ladies Auxiliary. Catholic War Veterans Post 260, St. Anthony's Church, last night in the church rooms.

Miss Antoinette Lawrence, treasurer, was toastmaster. Remarks were given by the Rev. Frank D. Cortese, assistant pastor who also asked invocation; tne Rev. Edward F.

Gallagher, assistant Dastor: Leo L. Mecca, post commander; Mrs. Mary Car-lucci, president; Joseph DeSandis, commander of the Catholic War Veterans county chapter; Nicho las Morell, 6tate treasurer or tne Catholic War Veterans and Attorney Anthony A. Lawrence, commander-elect of the post. Mrn.

Carlucci. who recently uas rep iected to a third term as president, was presented with a pen and pencil set by Miss Angela Coviello, chairman, who gave the address. A memorial inn. was eiven bv the Rev Father Crotti. Vocal selections nrpspnted bv Mrs.

Ann piann and Catherine Errico, Philip D'Arienzo gave accordion selections. mmv sketch was pre n. A sented by James Alex Rinaidi. Antnony assisted. Officers of the auxiliary were introduced.

Dunmore Youth Nabbed in Stolen Car by Police A TV in rr. or A vouth. dressed in khaki and carrying a tin police badge with "Captain imp kv HazletOO on it, wa n-uw i State Police yesteraay in reported stolen eany from the mats aecuim ton. He is Patrick J. Chicco, 20, 1J Dunmore.

who was charged with larceny oi an immobile. a allPffed 10 nave s.uic.. hPlnnainff to Nicholas 997 Broadway, about up was nicked up soma hv a natrol from th Hazleton State Police Station and then turned over to State Police Wyoming Barracics. and Motorcycle Patrolman John Gillespie went to Wyoming returned ChlCCO to Scranton. He was lodged in a cell at Police Headquarters to await linnri rVff tu Among Chicco-s enecu.

"pomtain's" badge, tie 5J attmnt to use it when U1U -w apprehended, polie said. Vestry Honors Church Rector TVuiirMnn. rector. St LfdVlU vv0 Mark's Episcopal Church, and members oi nis wmuj w. nisht at a reception con- thp Vestrv of the nhnrrh in the church parlors.

John Dykes, senior warden, was chairman. Pmtpstant rlerevmen of Dun more and other regional church pastors were guests at the affair. Pamriic wprp made by the Rirhard D. White, rector, St Luke's Church; the Rev. waner Henricks, rector, Church of the rvnrt SheDherd; the Rev.

John FYpv. Tlunmore Methodist Church and Attorney Daniel Jenkins. Pnhlie Service Commission. Duets were sung by Mrs. K.

Widmer and Mrs. Mary Williams Mrs. Widmer also rendered a solo. Mrs. Grace Acker Jones was the accompanist.

Refreshments were served by women of the church Veterans Urged To March in Parade Thomas Philbin. who was ap pointed borough chairman of the Dunmore veterans' organizations bv the Lackawanna County Coun cil for Veterans Association, has reauested all veterans in the bor ough to take part in the bonus parade in Scranton tonight. Veterans are urged to meet at the VFW Post rooms, Chestnut at 6:45 p. m. from where tney will be transported to tne cny, Those having their own trans portation may proceed to Gibson St.

and Wyoming Ave. no later than 6:30 p. m. where they will reoort to division commander No. 3.

The parading veterans are quested to wear uniforms if they have them. Otherwise they are asked to wear caps identifying their branch of the service or veteran group, Color and color guard or tn organizations will report to divl sion commander No. 3 at 6:30 p. Members of the Ladies Aux iliaries of he various posts will repoit to division commander No. 4 at Pine and Wyoming Ave.

at the same time, The Dunmore Victory Post, American Legion Band, will lead the Dunmore groups. Auxiliary, to Hold Dinner Saturday An anniversary dinner, con ducted by the Ladies Auxiliary, Catholic War Veterans, Post 260. St. Anthony's Church, will be held tomorrow in the church recreation rooms. The dinner was originally scheduled for last Saturday.

Miss Angela Caviello is general chairman. 1 -vv Antoinette Lawrence, member, will serve as toastmaster. Mrs. Mary Carlucci, president, and the Rev. William crotti, pastor and chaplain, will give brief talks.

Committee chairmen are: Miss Mary Rinaidi, refreshments; Miss a sociation, voicing strong support for the veterans' bonus, heatedly criticized the United Veterans Or ganization at a meeting last, night in the East Scranton Memorial Home, 1319 Ash St. Norman Price, spokesman for the group which is the home association unit of East Scranton Me morial Post 966, American Legion, said that "the organization is try ing to effect disunity by opposing the veterans' bonus." Mr. Price, who added that he also was speaking for the Lacka wanna County Veterans Associa tion Executive Committee of which he is a member, described the organization as "a fly-by-night group which manages to poll just enough money to pay for newspaper advertisement, ne said the 31 groups affiliated with the county veterans' assocaltion have been recognized and established. More than 150 members of the association at the meeting were unanimously in accord with Mr. Price's charges.

Rev. Hartman Returns As Church Pastor The Rev. E. B. Hartman was welcomed back for another year as pastor of Calvary Mennonite Church at a reception Wednesday night at the parsonage.

About 70 attended. The Rev. Mr. Hartman and his family were presented with a gift by Mrs. Mertie Sloat in behalf of the congregation.

Richard Bird was master of ceremonies. Words of welcome were given by the following: Harry Hill, Sunday School; George Butler, conference delegate; Mrs. Louise Garrison, officers; Harry Bailey, Menno-Youth and Mrs. George Ebersole, Junior Society. A musical program was in charge of Willard Schroeder and Russell Bird.

Miss Lois Warner entertained with a trumpet selec tion and Lilas Butler offered a piano solo. To March in Parade Three groups which partici pated in the East Scranton Halloween parade Wednesday night will take part in the bonus parade tonight. They are the Mayerettes, the Crystallettes and the Crystal Band. Members of the Mayerettes are requested to meet at Gibson and Wyoming Ave. tonight at 6:4 5o'clock in the same costumes they wore in the Halloween parade.

The East Scr3nton Crystal Band will meet at the same place at 7 o'clock in fifil uniform. The Crystalettes will meet at Wash Ington and Wyoming Ave. at 7 o'clock. Members of the Petersburg Blue Devils Club will meet at m. today in the clubrooms then proceed to East Gibson St.

and Wyoming Ave. to take part in the bonus parade. Alfred Botke. president, requests all members to wear jackets. SCOUT PARTY TONIGHT Troop 19, Petersburg Presby tenan Church Boy Scouts will meet at the church in uniform at 6:45 p.

m. today with the scout committeemen to attend a Hal loween party in the scout cabin on the Moosic-Daleville highway, w. ti. Fittman, president of -the scout committeemen, announced last night. Scout Master Donal Murley.

Donald Madden, assistant, and bod Honald will be in charge. EAST END BRIEFS Myrtle Street Methodist Church Chapel Choir will rehearse today at p. Guild Choir at 7 p. Senior Choir at 7:0 p. uoy 'scout Troop 12 in the as sembly room at 7:30 o.

m. mere will meetinz of the Calvary Mennonite Church Good News Club at p. m. in the church. Joseph J.

Flannery, Correspondent. Leave items at Charles Mayer's Bake Shop, 961 Prescott Ave. WATRES ELECTED Col. Laurence H. Watres.

this city, has been elected to the board of trustees of the Knox School, Cooperstown, N. Y. Ann Marie Socco, entertainment; Miss Lena Minish, decorations; Mrs. Agnes Beardeli; reception, and Mrs. Catherine Galosso, door.

CLASS TO MEET Mrs. Charles J. Wescott's Sunday School Class. First Presby terian Church, will meet today in the church parlors. Members are asked to bring a small gift to be sent to Mi.

and Mrs. Charles Moffat -anq family, missionary representative of the church in India. Refreshments will be served by Miss Jean Dorn-blazer and Miss Marilyn Williamson. TO HOLD PARTY Committeemen of Boy Scout Troop D-6, St. Anthony's Church.

will hold a Halloween party for members of the troop today at 7 p. m. In the church recreation rooms. August Nicastro is general chairman of arrangements. Other committeemen will assist; Prizes will be awarded.

DUNMORE BRIEFS Brownies, Troop 90, Dunmore Methodist Church will meet today at 4 p. m. Troop D-l will meet at the church in uniform at 6:45 p. m. Instead of the usual 7:30 p.

to attend the Parents' Night program being held by Troop No. 7, Green Ridge Presbyterian Church. Activity tonight at the First Presbyterian Church will include Children's Choir at adult choir rehearsal and Boy Scout meeting at 7:30. Joseph J. Flannery, Correspondent.

Leave Items at Knoepfel ana Miller's, East Drinker or Phone 4-722L a gational Church Choir will re hearse tonight at 7:30 o'clock. Majorettes of Providence Gold Star Post, VFW, will participate in the bonus parade tonight. They will meet at 6:15 p. m. at Wyoming Ave.

and Pine St. The Ladies Auxiliary will meet at the samev hour and piace. Gene Coleman, Correspondent Leave items at Griffin Evans Drug Store or Phone 4-7221. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY STARK FAR RENT The Altar Society, St. George's Carpatho Russian Church, will hold its Halloween party and masquerade ball at the auditorium adjoining the sanctuary, Pyne Sunday night at 7:30 o'clock.

The Rev. Michael B. Sisak is honorary chairman. Mrs. John Chuprun and Mrs.

Louis Scavo are cochairmen. Women to Observe Quiet Day Program Today will be observed as Quiet Day when Methodist women are asked to the church between noon and 5 p. m. for prayer and meditation. Special devotions will be conducted under the direction of Mrs.

Glyn Webber and Mrs. Arthur Morris. Gifts for the special missionary projects may be brought to the church today. Halloween Party Held Members of BYP, First Welsh Baptist Church, held their annual Halloween party recently at the church recreation rooms. Games were won by Miss Rhoda Jane Morris, Phyllis Morris, and Mary Ann Davis.

The Rev. Willard Edmunds and group of young people represent ing First Welsh Baptist Church, Wilkes-Barre, BYP, were guests. Guests included: William Rob erts, Carl Nash, Miss Ida Sheldon, Miss Jane Hughes, Jack Peterson, Charles Hodge, Jean Hodge, Nancy Hodge, Teddy Dapko, Mary Ann Davis, aye tvans, Shirley Davies, Earl Davis, Sally Moore, Philip Price, Rhoda Jane Morris, Phyllis Morris, Thomas Moore, Donald Morgan, Ruth Von Bergen, Marion Hodge, Bruce Johns, Beverly Davison, Jerry Kisjak, Muriel Jones, Ned Evans, John D. Williams, Joan Williams, Jack Rose, Eleanore Finkley, Lewis Winters, Jeanette Gaidula, Bradley Nash and Mrs. Melvin oainunuge.

Guild Plans Concert The Young Women's Guild, First Congregational Church, will conduct a concert and tea, Thurs day night, Nov. 17, at the church Miss Hattie Troupe, and her pupils will present a musical pro gram. Mrs. Sylvester Decker is Guild president. Son for Blakes Ensign and Mrs.

Robert Blake, Pensacola, announce the birth of a son. Mrs. Blake, the former Miss Dorothea Cross, RN, is the daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. Clifford V.

Cross, Union St. They also have a daughter, Laura Lear. FIRST PRIZE MEATS ARE SOLD AT FAIR FOOD Pork Sausage lb. 49c Fresh Oysters 49c Fresh Kielbassi lb. 49c Large Rinso 2 for 49c First Prize Franks lb.

49c Velveeta Cheese, pkg. 88c Fresh Cauliflower 2 for 21c Sweet Cider gal. 49c Fresh Knuckles lb. 29c Our Hamburg 2 lbs. 93c Cube Steak lb.

79c Crisco 3-lb. can 81c Sugar 10 lbs. 89c FAIR FOOD Phone 545 Join Our Christmas Turkey Club Adv, ENTERTAINS CLASS Miss Mairiam Ann PnnmKi UUillh Church entertained members of Mrs. Arthur Moses' Sunday School class of First Methodist Church, last evening at her home, Guests included: Miss Jean Stone, Miss Beverly Sowden, Miss Joanne Robinson, Miss Margaret rowen, miss Mariam Ann Loombs, Miss Olive Marsh. Mrs Arthur Moses, Miss Jean Marie dovis, Marilyn Dennes, Joan Kobinson and Emily Davis.

TO SING IN HONESDALE Miss Betty Jane direc tor and her sextet comprised of Miss Mariam Ann Coombs, Miss jean stone, Miss Olive Marsh, Miss Emily Davis, Miss Ann Jones, and Miss Lorraine Phillips, ac- companiea Dy miss Ann Wargo, will present a group of songs tonight at Kiwanis Club meeting, xionesaaie. MEETINGS SCHEDULED Senior choir. St. Paul's Evan gelical and Reformed Church, will meet tonigni at. o'clock to rehearse special anniversary music, St.

George's Carpatho-Russian Church members will meet at 8 o'clock for rehearsal, Boy Scouts, First Welsh Bap FOR RENT Store with 2 large room in The Rev. John A. Kaercher supply pastor Bonus JJally Held By AMVETS Post West Scranton Post 143, AMVETS, conducted a bonus rally last night at the post rooms, kii North Seventh St. The Rev. i Greene.

AMVETS state chaplain, was the principal speaker. Cmdr. Francis Walsh presided. The post 'will enter its jalopy and comedy group in tonight's parade. Members will meet at 6 p.

m. at Gibson St. and Wyoming Ave. A special meeting was planned for Tuesday night at 8 o'clock at the post rooms. Bake Sale Saturday Morning.

Ebenezer Church, 10 to 1 P. M. Adv. WEST SIDE JOTTINGS Boy Scouts of Trinity Congregational Church will meet tonight at o'clock at the church. The Senior Choir will rehearse at 8 o'clock.

Berean Bible Class, Jackson Street Baptist Church, will meet tonight at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Thomas Ninnis, 2647 Jackson St. A Halloween Dartv will fol low the business session with Mrs. Hilda Lloyd as chairman. Members of West Scranton Post, American Legion, will participate in tonight's bonus parade.

They will meet at 6:30 p. m. at Wyoming Ave. and Gibson St. Members are requested to wear caps.

Members of Kosciuszko Post, No. 207, American Legion, and Auxiliary will meet at the post home at 6 p. m. today preparatory to marching in the bonus parade. Members are asked to wear caps.

Members of Keyser Valley Post 6528, Veterans of Foreien Wars, will take part in tonight's bonus parade. Members will meet at the post, home, 1027 Jackson at 6 p. m. All those having unnorms are requested to wear them. Gene Coleman, Correspondent Leave items at Branch Office, 1105 Jackson St.

SOUTH SIDE Dinner to Mark Baptist Church 75 th Anniversary Members of Hickory Street Baptist Church will attend a banquet tonight in The Deitrick, Vine in observance of the 75th an niversary of the founding of the church. The Rev. William Hallbauer. pastor, will give the invocation. Prof.

Robert Wilson. Wavmart. will be the principal speaker. A program of entertainment will be provided. CWV Auxiliary Elects Officers The auxiliary to St.

Marv's CWV, nominated and elected of ficers last night at their meetine in syt. Mary's High School Audi torium, Hickory heard reports of recent CWV. activities and planned a program for coming monins. Officers elected are: Dresident. Helen Schumacher; first vice-president, Adelaide Reinstadler: second vice-president, Margaret rreaenicosKe; third vice-president, Margaret Ludiwig; treasurer, iviaryciare Aiden; recordim? sec retary, Lillian Younuman: wel late omcer, Anna Ken; Historian, Margaretta Aebli; officer of the aay, Elizabeth Wright, and trus.

tees, Rose Rorick, Anna Kramer ana Margaret Dougher. TO MARCH IN PARADE Mary's CWV. Post No. 250. will take part in the bonus parade tonight.

It will also Darticl- pate in the annual communion Dreaniast Nov. 6 at Holy Family Church. The Dost will entertain tne county Chapter of CWV Nov 10. A social will be heW Nnv 10 for members and friends. Ed ward Noll is chairman.

SOUTH SIDE BRIEFS Mrs. John Fenne. 610 HemlorW is a patient in Hahnemann Hospital. Her daughter, Mrs. Carl Heldenbach, Buffalo.

N. is visiting her mother. Mrs. Mary Snvder. 614 Elm St.

is a patient at State Hospital Anonner capacity crowd en. joyed the dinner last night by women oi njcKory street in Hickory Street Presbyterian Church. The number of persons ror tine two nights was approximately 2,000. A Halloween party for children will be held tonight at Trinity Mission, 1319 Brook St. Prizes will be awarded.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gohsler, 634 O'Hara observed their 40th wedding anniversary last night wwn a dinner for members of the immediate family at home, John J. Demuth. Correspondent 7C3 Cedar Ave, rSsone 4-3749 a A rear, suitable for any business; stoiter heat.

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