The Plain Speaker from Hazleton, Pennsylvania • Page 9

PAGE 9 THE PLAIN SPEAKER, HAZLETON, FRIDAY AFTERNOON, JULY SO, 1954 Pardeesville Band Concert Sunday FIND 1918 TURTLE A turtle, with the carved initials of the late R. A. Berninger and the date 1918 carved on its under-shell, was found a few days ago by Edwin Knecht, son of Mr. and Mrs, Rendon Knecht, of Mifflinville. The turtle, which also bears the initials of Kay LeVan, of Mifflinville, and the date 1944, when it had been found by him, now sports a third set of initials, those of Edwin Knecht, and the date 1954.

It is on Pee-Wee Hill, near Mifflinville. "TWO FOR THE MONEY" THAT'S RIGHT WHEN YOU NEED MONEY (1) PHONE GL 4-6681 (2) COME IN FOR THE MONEY IT'S AS SIMPLE AS THAT NO UNNECESSARY DELAYS NO EMBARRASSMENTS EMPLOYERS OR RELATIVES NOT NOTIFIED. Let a "Leader Loan" Solve Your Money Problems LOANS $20 to $600 (Up to 24 mos. to Repay) SIGNATURE AUTO FURNITURE LEADER FINANCE, INC. 122 W.

BROAD ST. (Next to Bon Ton. Above Samilson'a) "LOOK FOR THE SIGN WITH THE CLOCK" The Pardeesville Band will give a concert on Sunday on the St. Nazarius Church grounds, Pardeesville, in connection with the celebration of the COth anniversary of the church. The music will be presented through cooperation of Local 139, American Federation of Musicians and through a grant from the music performance trust fund of the recording Industry.

Celebration of the parish's golden jubilee will begin with a high mass, followed by a procession and wil conclude with a banquet at 7 p. m. Learn Family Holds Reunion The 14th annual Learn reunion was held at Eurana Park, Weather-ly. Interesting speakers for the day were Rev. Charles Brodell, Scranton; Jerome Williams, North Tonawanda, N.

and Clarence Learn, Abington, Pa. Excellent solos were rendered by Jean Learn and Nancy McLean. One hundred and Learn descendants plus eleven visitors were on hand. Officers elected were as follows: Presidenti-Clarence Learn, Abington. Vice-President William Woodruff, New York.

Secretary-Treasurer Jayne E. Williams, Phila. Prizes were awarded to the following: NO CHARGE FOR CREDIT! 'AMOS' VISITS SON Hollywood, July 30. (ff) Radio Actor Freeman F. Gosden, who is Amos of Amos and Andy, flew to Midland, last night to be with his son, Freeman F.

25, a polio patient. The son' is in the oil business. His wife is the former Billie Beth Fite of Wichita Falls, Tex. The Helenas hummingbird of Cuba, 2Vi inches long, is rated as the smartest bird in the world. Xfcv.

WN 4 1 savings for every member of the family! ROSEN'S Oldest man Peter Miller, 81 years old. Oldest lady Hettie Somers, 80 years old. Youngest child Gerald L. Feiss-ner. 10 weeks old; Charles T.

Williams, 10 weeks old. Longest married couple Jerome and Elizabeth Williams, forty-nine years. Newly weds John and Ruth Her-sker. Longest distance traveled Pat Lauderbach's Mid-Summer IffllSH mm ricia Learn, New Hampshire. The following Learn's were pies- cnt: Vi Weatherly Fred Ray, Lawrence Ray, Mr.

and Mrs. Ernest Mr. and Mrs. Ernest L. Williams, Mr.

ana Mrs. sterling Learn, Thomas, Sterling, and William Learn. White Haven Mr. and Mrs. Fred i mm Williams, Shirley and Randy Feist, Reuben Sheaman, Edith Sheaman, I Simon Learn, Lenora Learn, Mary Morrison, Clair Sipler, Audrey Sip-1 i OFF regular stock of MEN'S SUITS MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS BOYS7 SUITS BOYS' JACKETS WOMEN'S SWIM SUITS regular stock of WOMEN'S SHOES BOYS' SHOES 4 MEN'S SHOES ler, Janet Sipler, Mr.

and Mrs. Emerson Weaver, Bonny Weaver, Judith Weaver, Beverly Weaver, Sally Weaver, Fred Williams, Mr. and Mrs. John Learn, Mr. and Mrs.

William Sommers, Mrs. Catherine Soinmers. Laceyville and Mrs. Albert Learn, Mr. and Mrs.

James SALE! I Learn, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Neider-; Save 20 to 50 now in Rosen's big Overtime Parking Sale! Look for the heavy fines on the furniture you want deduct the fine and pay the small Bail price Come see the lineup of violators all Freeland Gerald Feissner, Ca-l through the store thenne, Cora, Gerald Feissner, Mr.

and Mrs. Rudy Corazza, Rudy Corazza Jr. Alta Learn, Dora Weaver, Edith Learn, Mr. and Mrs. Eldred Learn, and Bonnie Learn.

OFF i A Philadelphia Mr. and CHILDREN'S SHOES 10 OFF! 1 Special Groups of WOMEN'S SHOES Special Group! MEN'S SUMMER SUITS. 1 (. 95 14 Values to 35.00 95 495 Stanley Miller, Mrs. Lila Contress, Mr.

and Mrs. Bernard Williams, Jayne Williams, Bernard O. Williams, Berand W. Williams, Har-risburg; Rhoda Learn. Stroudsburg Mr.

and Mrs. Tom Reaser, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Miller, Claude Ceyphus, Pauline Cey-phus, Carl C. Ceyphus, Kathy Ceyphus, Sarah Ceyphus, Ada and Carl Sandt, Howard Detick.

West Hazleton Ruth and John Hersker. Scranton Rev. and Mrs. Charles Brodell, Margaret, Eleanore, and John Brodell. Montourville Mr.

and Mrs. Russell Williams. Hazleton Jackie and Milton Lloyd, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lehman, Robert Lehman.

Abington Clarence Craig, and Phylis Learn. Allentown Mr. and Mrs. Walter Herring, Mr. and Mrs.

Kenneth Learn, Kenneth Learn and Cynthia Learn. Prospect Park, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Williams, Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Williams Earl Williams, C. Terry Williams. Saylorsburg Mr. and Mrs.

Raymond Smiley, Peter Miller, Margaret Detrick, Ethel Reinert. Elmhurst, Pa. Lester Miller, Meralda Miller, Pauline Miller, Special Group! MEN'S SPORT COATS 1 5-PIECE BREAKFAST SETS 95 995 and 5 Values to 27.95 Guaranteed Chrome 'Wrought Iron 795 895 Values to $17.95 While Quantifies Last! Special Group! YEAR-ROUND SUITS Formica Table Top, red or yellow chairs, 3-inch thick padded seats. Solid Birch Table Tops, Plastic Covered Chairs, Red or Green. 3-inch thick padded seats.

s59 $49 2495 Values to 55.00 1 1 we've tracked down even more ninrtimo rulnrifc oil tliFfkiinrh 4ht eAMl UIII6 VHipiIld UllUUgll III- dIUICl JUVENILE FURNITURE REGULAR $7.95 BOYS' TROUSERS $4.95 REGULAR $5.95 BOYS' TOUSERS $3.95 REGULAR $13.95 BOYS' JACKETS $8.95 REGULAR $5.00 BOYS' SHOES $2.95 REGULAR $8.50 BOYS' SHOES $4.95 Kroll Storkline, Lullabye, Thayer, Charlotte Miller. Delaware Mr. and Mrs. Travis Learn and Jean Learn. Baltimore, Maryland Martin, Iona, Sandra and Daniel DeKow-sky.

Queens Village, N. Y. Esther and Williams Woodruff. North Tonawanda, N. Y.

Mr. and Mrs. Jerone Williams. Washington, D. Wilbert and Thalia Snyder.

Newark, N. J. Lester Williams. Franklin, New Hampshire Patricia Learn. Visitors were Helen Grohol, Beaver Meadows; Linda Locum, Weatherly; Shirley Richardson and CRIBS SS85 Double Drop Sides Full Front and Back Panel Adjustable Sprine: Plastic Teething Rails FREE! Innerspring Mattress With Every Crib! Famous Brand Women's COMFY SLIPPERS Special Groups! MEN'S SHOES Lucy Boland, Stroudsburg; Myrtle Bentzoni, Stroudsburg; Virgil and Brenda Fenner, Freeland; Conrad Johanna and Annabelle Huss, Cleveland, Ohio.

Folding Stroller with Hood Shopping Bag 8.95 Play Pen and Pad strong construction $12.95 95 95 and 095 2 4 CP Says Reciprocal Trade Cornerstone Of Peace Los Angeles, July 30. (P) Reciprocal trade is the cornerstone of lasting peace, and trade with the potential enemy is one way of reaching behind the iron curtain. INNERSPRING MATTRESSES Values to $18.95 Values to $6.00 Reg. $39.93 Hotel Type Mattress $24.95 Reg. $49.93 Prebuilt Border Mattress $29.95 Reg.

$119 Sleeprite Box Spring and Mattress $75.00 BEDROOM SUITES Special Group of Boys' SWIM TRUNKS and SHORTS I i Special Group of BOYS' SPORT SHIRTS says James Roosevelt. He told the Democratic Lunch-on Club yesterday: "The time has got to come when we must consider that we cannot stand alone without trading with the millions in southeast Asia." The Democratic nominee for Congress in the 2Gth California District charged that the Eisenhower foreign policy lacks unity so that our allies do not know whether we mean to stand firm or appease. IITXT 1 Jt 1 1 3-Pc. Maple Bedroom Suites 69.00 4-Pc. Limed Oak Suites, reg.

$299 $199.00 3-Pc. Grey Walnut Suite, reg. $269 $179.00 3-Pc. 100 Wool Frieze Living Room Suites $169 50c .00 1 While They Last we nave so ianen down on Roosevelt said, "that W'e see ourselves defeated at every turn at the conference table or on the battlefield by Communist forces we know to be inferior." all sales final no alterations DOTS i 5 iHftt tJ.wi ii i in ii nil i iV Lauderbach o. 115 West Broad Street.