The Plain Speaker from Hazleton, Pennsylvania • Page 22

THE PLAIN SPEAKER, HAZLETON, FRIDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER 20, 1939, 22 TAGE ADVICE TO THE LOVELORN Attended School Session, Sergeant Theodore Enoch of the state motor police detail here at. tended the session of the junior p0. lice school last night at Larksville SOUTH SIDE NEWS PAUL L. CURRAN, Correspondent. Reg.

U. 8. Patent Office By BEATRICE FAIRFAX Famous Authority on Problems of Love and Marrlagt. (Copyright I9S9, King Features Syndicate, Inc.) 67 North Sheridan St. other boys, and if I happen to be with my crowd, I always think of David.

David's Girl. He does sound interesting, from your account of him, but I think you're wlae to go out with others. He evidently isn't ready for marriage, and he may nnt be serious, Why should you, at your age, confine yourself to one boy friend? Classified Ads Hring Results. Attended Scranton Meeting. Dr.

Anthony Mussnri and T)t. Frank Kennedy, of this city, motored to Scranton yesterday wlie)e they attended the Third District i Dental meeting held at the Hotel Casey, Dear Miss Fairfax: When I take my girl friend to church with me, is it my place to give her money to put in the collection plate, or does she us her own money for this purpose? I have r-ious intentions towards this girl, and don't know whether I'd do the right thing if I gave her money. Wondering. Those days, my dear young man, girls put their own money in the plate at church, whether they're engaged, or about to be engaged, cloven married. A lot of sweet, quaint, old-fashioned customs have Rone by the board in this age of independence, A Fickle Young Man.

Dear Miss Fairfax: I met a young man about six months ago, and about three hours after he met me, he kissed me, I saw him again later, and he gave me the impression that he carod for me. Then I didn't see him again, but couldn't forget him. I went to an affair at the home of one of my friends, and there this young man. He was delighted to see me again, and again he made he cares whole lot, I gwM all I have to do la wait, but I get to difl-couraged, He hai often Raid he wouldn't tell a girl he loves her until he Is sure he loves her and wants tq. get married.

Do you suppose he'a trying to discourage me? How con I find out what he really thinks? When we're together he can be as nice as plp and then there are times when he Just sits and apparently Is thinking. It is at such moments that he seems the farthest away. I go out with 3" v. u.whre the brav est men en earth drive the fastest things on wheels! re? fk ivi- OMERFOR THEATRES AIR-CONDITIONED THE YEAR ROUND gALTOMi ZtMtrnRdsxttiofC ALWAYS A GOOD SHOW TeL 4062 After 6 P. M.

and Saturday Tel. 2288 Hefore 8 P. M. lllttx Her kit brought soma man fame ond othsrt, It brought sudden dealhl Was she the guardian angel of America's most perilous speedway or was she Its dreaded siren of destruction JOHN PAYNE 6:42 9:36 FRIDAY NIGHT AND SATURDAY MATINEE ONLY WESTERN AT 8:04 ENDS TODAY boy and girl who got their evening of this jweek at Stroudsburg Pa. Several sportsmen who are residents McAdoo, Beaver Brook, Audenried, East McAdoo, Kelayres, McAdoo Heights, Lofty, and Hazleton, will attend the annual session.

Will Visit Homes Tonight. The McAdoo borough eouncilmen, the borough solicitor and the borough secretary, will this evening visit borough residents, who owe for the street assessment which is now over due. The council will start visiting the property owners' homes this evening, after 6:30 o'clock. Elected Ag Captain. Joseph Glezman, son of Mrs.

Adam C. Glezman, of East Sherman street, McAdoo, a member of the United States Army Corps, stationed at Langloy Field, has been elected as the captain of the boxing squad of his squadron. He is a graduate of the McAdoo High School, class of 1939. fleeting Sunday. Members of the Lithuanian Citizen Club of McAdoo, will meet on Sunday afternoon at the residence of Joseph Kreipovich, on East Blaine street, McAdoo, at 2 o'clock.

Will Conduct Devotional Services. The Luther League of the Salom Lutheran church of Audenried, will have full charge of the devotional services on Sunday evening at 7:30 o'clock. Meeting Cancelled. Due to other activities in the county, a meeting of the McAdoo borough Democrats, that was scheduled for tonight, has been cancelled, Changed Residence. Mr.

and Mrs. Michael J. Dougherty and son Donald, have changed their residence from 612 South Tamaqua street, McAdoo. to New York City. Mr.

and Mrs. Jack Bogash, have changed their residence from Hazleton Heights, to 44 East Monroe street, in McAdoo. Detective and Mrs. George Hooper and family, hevc changed their residence from 45 to 28 East Monroe street, McAdoo. Installation For Pastor Friday.

The installation exercises and program for the newly elected pastor of the Salem Lutheran church of Audenried, Rev. Walter H. Guig-ley, will take place on next Friday evening, October 27. The installation exercises will be held in the social roms of the church. The visiting clergymen who will attend will be: Rev.

Shearer and Rev, Heffner. The installation will commence at 7:30 o'clock. A lobster sheds its shell seventeen times during the first year of its lifetime. I THEATRE WEATHERLY. PENN DIRECTION P.

FRIDAY AND SATURDAY c.nii'ia.'.M!irra:'rw urn -tap ml in Curt lt II Witt Too" ALSO NEWS MAT. SAT. 2:00 Jbcl NirCHftl-MTWHTII-IMTWLICSSl mmmmmmmmimmmmmmmimmmmmif A WARNER BROS. Picture sfsrWn violent love and- said he was ciaiy about me. Well, naturally I thought he was sincere, but now I hesitate.

This happened two week ago, I went out on the porch of the home to cool off, and there he sat with another girl, and he was kissing her. They didn't see me, so I stepped out of sight and quietly went Indoors again. Do you think one can take such a person seriously? Megs. No, indeed, not anyone should take such a person seriously, or even give him a thought. He's evidently one of those men whose line in love-making.

He kisses every girl he meets, and assures her she's the only one. His number is legion, but until they change their tactics, it's too bad for a nice girl to pay any attention to them. The Man She Loves Is gvmewhat Older. Dear Miss Fairfax: I hope you won't tell me that David ig too old for me. He is 35 and I am 20.

1 love him so much and can't stand these silly youngsters of my own age. I can't be sure that David loves me, though he does say Now Showing and a (real Cast Including: km PREISSER Grace NAVES BROOKS Leai LYRN Jeka SHEFFIE10 Prodacad by ARTHUR FREED GRAND Phone 77 Barton MacLane ANN SHERIDAN Ready for Air Raid P. C. E. Bell Even policemen on duty in London wear the new white "blackout" coats, which make it easier to see them during an air raid blackout.

Even during blackouts, traffic continues. The "Bobby" in this case is P. C. E. Bell, police middleweight champion.

WPA Drops 461 Men Who Walked Out The Works Project Administration today had dropped from its rolls 464 project workers in Northumberland county, who walked out, demanding higher pay and threatened to dismiss more. State WPA headquarters said "351 are still protesting" and will be dropped when they have been absent for five work days. A new WPA regulation requires that all employes who voluntarily absent themselves from work for more than five consecutive work days, without valid excuse, must be fired. Northeastern Arizona has a natural bridge formed by a petrified tree. "OUR WORK IS OUR BOND" Phone 1287 SUITS Cleaned and Pressed THEATRE Shtppton, Penn a.

A. MAGAZZU FRIDAY AND SATURDAY IN TECHNICOLOR: "Spider Web," No. 12 Nvs MAT. SAT. 2:30 PHONE 318S to 11 ATTRACTIONS ANOTHER ITEM OF THE SET MATIXEE AND NIGHT.

rQ UJL P. M. Phone 728. McAdoo Alumni. The McAdoo Hkrh School gradu ates are scattered' far and vide in colleges and universities of the nation, according to a recent and brief check-un made on the Maroon and White rnulufttcB.

The list includes: Syracuse University Miss Betty A. Galovieh. Setnn Hall, N. J. Leo Suhostav- skv.

Penn State College John J. Dailey. Muhlenberg College Jack Jupina and Victor Davidovich. Temple University Andrew Pet- runcio. West Chester Thomas Erennan.

Notre Dame Joseph V. Postu-paok. Hazleton Stat Hospital Miss Rosemary Burns. St. Agnes Hospital Miss Clara C.

Budell, Anna Plaskonas, and Betty Kovatch. McDowell's Fashion Designing School Miss Anna M. Augustine. St. Charles' Seminary Edward S.

Musial. Gettysburg College William B. Knnuer. General Hospital, Wilkcs-Barrc Miss Esther D. Williams.

Catholic University Bun-sa. Pittsburgh University John Sek-erak. Albright College Stephen Plaskonas. Homeopathic Hospital at WilmingtonMiss Mary Coll and Josephine Gutosky. McCann School of Business Mol-lie R.

Williams, Michael Sekerak and Wary J. Artim. Penn State Center William M. Butler. East Stroudsburg Miss Tasia Te-hansky.

Immaculata College Miss Grace T. Donlin. Left For New York. Mr. and Mrs, Joseph J.

Dougherty, of North Cleveland street, McAdoo, left last evening for New York City where they will attend the World's Fair. Returned Home, Miss Eleanor Solensky returned to her home in Beaver Brook, after visiting at "the Lohenic residence in Ooaldale. Attended Funeral. Mrs. Washburn Snoidh, of South Lincoln street, McAdoo, attended the funeral services of the late Mrs.

Eliza Rarig, of Ringtown. County Checks Out. Checks have been mailed out to several towns within Schuylkill county, for both road and school back taxes. McAdoo received 551.19; Kline Township received $331.26. The checks were mailed out from the Schuylkill County Treasurer's office, William Leib.

Choir Rehearsal Tonight. Members of St. Michael's Greek Catholic church choir of East Blaine street, McAdoo, are having rehearsal tonight at 7:30 o'clock. Prof. Flin-tosh will have charge, Received Invitation.

The Drum and Bugle Corps of the Walter A. Frank Post No. 276, of McAdoo, has received an invitation to attend an annual gathering which will be held by the American Legion men of Bristol, Pa. The affair will take place the second week in November. Condition Improved.

The condition of Michael Lyman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Lyman, of Tamaqua and Blaine streets, McAdoo, who suffered burns of both legs last Saturday, when he was burned by matches as his knickers caught fire, is much improved. He is being treated by Dr.

John J. Dailey, of North Tamaqua street, McAdoo. Admitted To Hospital. Miss Dorothy Jupina, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Michael Jupina, of i 10 North Tamaqua street, McAdoo, was admitted to the State Hospital on Thursday afternoon as a medical patient. Called On Parents. Joseph Ritsick, a member of the Pennsylvania Motor Police, station-, ed at the Bethlehem barracks, visited with his parents on North street, Kelayres, on Thursday afternoon. Library Center Changed. The Kelayres library center, mov-: ed from the O'Lenik building, corner of Market and Fourth street, Kelayres, to the basement of the Kelayres school building.

Visited Here. Charles J. Burn supervisor of the XYA projects of Schuylkill county, visited at McAdoo on Tues day morning. Legion Meeting Tonight. The members of the Walter A.

Frank Post No. 276, of McAdoo, will meet this evening at 7:30 o'clock. The newly elected commander, Millard Fritz, will preside. Sportsmen Meeting Salurdav. The annual meeting and business session of the Xint Counties of the Sportsmen's Association, will be held on Saturdaj afternoon and yowi BIGGEST! sibeSmml fun sHor'i fiB9! tiptl pltyA it' th piDO and ball fiddlot I 1 tty1' SWl th Bab in Nfc Miekj a anni I Aad I 1 flX I iwfaan ah iingi rffFt 1 I 0 1 Jj-J I gtlfl rePJeadent YOU'LL GIVE comet th, fSX: a "ICriadForW I nor thai Broadw "Wh.raO.Whan;' I cheered for 1 jN otaargraiid hit taaw ronainment thit 1 PAT O'BRIEN FEATURE AT ADDED "THE LONE RANGER RIDES AGAIN" (Chapter 13) Phone 2285 See the TODAY AND SATURDAY Continuous Sat.

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