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SUNDAY INDEPENDENT, WILKES-BARRE, PA., SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1957 SECTION ONE—PAGE THREE Unique Husband-Wife Teaching Team Here Has Story Book Background Bible Classes Plan Dinner Primitive Methodist C h " r c h, p|„__Q„ii, a |f„|. d-Qim ^^^- Benjamin Chadwick, co- Mrs. Thomas Carey sang, «C- riymuum «iiui V7iuup chairman, for the annual Spring companied by Miss Marv Dillon. of Plans Spring Reading :'*1ro'"owing'"t"he business ses-' Refreshments were served by I Franklin St.. Plymouth. Carmer P. Shellhamer Started in France When Yank Soldier Sought a Teacher During World War 1 a yoiinsr American infantr.v- iiian on duty in Angers, France, a.sked "If, there someone here who could teach me French?" It was that question which to¬ day gives Wyoming Valley one nf its most interesting husband- wife teaching teams, with a fas¬ cinating background. They are Dr. and Mrs. .loseph McCurdy. who teach in the pre- engineering and language de¬ partments at King's College. Dr. McCurdy. who is of Scottish extraction, and his. French wife have a son, Patrick, who is married to a .lapanese gir!. Another son, Rene is a civil (¦n'.;ineer in Pittsburgh, Taught In Pittsburgh Prior to coming to Wilkes¬ Barre, the McCurdys resided in thc Pittsburgh area where they taught in schools and colleges. Dr. McCurdy, a graduate of Lafayette College, received his master's degree at I'enn Slate Columbia County School Dis The Federation of Mens Bible I *"'^' ^^¦'" ^e the" speaker Miss Kathryn Kilpatrick, pres- sion, entertainment was pro- l^rs. Arthur Chadwick. Mrs. _ _ Jdent of the Altar and Rosaryivided by Misses Margaret Ann|Philip Dillon. Mrs. Chester Ga- Classes of Wyoming Valley will! His subject will be"What the|Society of St. Vincent's Church,,Hosey. Molly O'Neill. KarenJazin and Mrs. Andrew Green, hold a pre-Spring supper meet-;Bible Means to Me." jPlymouth. has appointed Mrs.iHahn, Mary Ellen Carey, Peteri Mrs. Robert Horsefield r«- ing Tuesday at 6:,30 P.M. in the There will be a hymn sing.lLeo J. Brown, chairman, and Savage. Iceived the prize of the evening. MME. VOLANDE McCURDV cind earned his doctorate at Uni¬ versity of Pittsburgh, where he also was certified in electron¬ ics. At college he has taught for¬ eign languages, mathematics and electronics at Penn State, Car¬ negie Tech and Liniversity of Pittsburgh. Was Navy Inspector Aside from the field of edu¬ cation. Dr. McCurdy also served as a U S. Navy inspector of radar testing equipment and for several years conducted tours j lo France. Spain. Italy, Switz-' Shop Monday 10 to o:25 // DR, JOSEPH McCURDY eriand, Germany, Belgium and^ England. i Mme. McCurdy, a graduate ofj the University of Rennes in France, was active in the work of French Relief during World War 2. For this work she was decorated in 1952 with the "Gratitude of the French Re-' public." j She also holds membership inj the French Alliance. N. Y. Terminal Of Martz Lines Shifts April 1 5 Nesbitt Hospital Auxiliary Branches List Meetings Friday Jusf putl the tape for a perfect drape ^ The Women's Board, of Nes-ifashion show. Mrs. Dwight bitt Hospital Auxiliary will I Moyer and Mrs. Oscar Sislian imci Friday at 10 A. M. in the are tea chairmen. NChitl Nurses Home. Mrs. Har-1 Luzerne Branch will meet at jold A, Shappelle will preside. ,n p. m. at the home of Mrs. ' The Plymouth Branch will William Hitchings. 48."! Charles meet at the l.egion Home. Cen-'St. Mrs. William Bvtheway will After April I thc New York (gr ^ve., at l:,'i0 P. M. Mrs. Wil- be hostess, assisted by Mrs, City terminal of the Frank ij^^^ Thomas will preside. Mrs. Matthew Bottoms. Mrs. Jacob Mart/, Coach Co. will be located ^,3,1,3^, Jones tea chairman,'Titus and Miss Viola Smith. at lhe Port Authority Bus Ter- will bc assisted bv Mrs. Frank' minal instead of the Dixie Hotel. Bg,y„J ^^r, ^^„^3^ Pritchard. ..... ^ , u The change, according to Mr. .„„„ ou„^„,^i,or Rranrh will ¦^" Australian bank has estab- Mart7 will offer direct bus con- '^""' Shoemaker Branch wil'iishcd a branch at Honiara to ncJl\onrL%^^^^ ^.^..^^.r/J^i^rovide the British Solomons con- Building at l:.-?0 P. M. with Mrs. islands with their first bank. Unitod States. ii^AL-^uvm t-un- .., ,, xr i j %/i nections to all parts of New W; iam Vipond presiding. Mrs. England and New Iersev will bc William Newhart will show pic- available. Martz Lines stated '"res of her recent Western that there will he no change in '°'^"'- existing time schedules to New To Present Skit York City. | Shavertown Branch will meel Largest In World it the Back Mountain Library The Port Authoritv Bus Ter- Annex at l.fO P. M. Mrs. minai is located just around the Charles Perkins will preside. A rorner from Times -Square. SthjSkit, "Madam Chairman." will Ave. at 41st St. It is the i.irgest be presented by Mrs. Edward bus transportation center in the'Barber, Mrs. Kenneth Woolbert, world and handles about ."l.OOO Mrs. Carl Hontz, Mrs. Thomas inierstate bus movements diily; Cope, Mrs. Austin Line and most of them reaching the ler- Mrs. Edgar Brace. Mis Florence minai by elevator ramp connec- Rave is chairman of the tea tions with the Lincoln Tunnel, 'committee. .Martz Lines coaches will ar- Kingston Branch will meet at rive and depart from the lower 2 p. M. in the Nesbitt Nurses ramp loading platforms two and Home with Mrs, Albert Shafer four. Tickets will be issued jr. presiding. Mrs. Ernest Town- from windows 11-12 and l.'^. jgnj ^^]\ introduce the speaker, 'Richmond Williams, director of A memorial tablet has been 'he Wvoming Valley Historical placed on the wall of Westmin- and Geological Society. 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Wide 100-in Wide to the Pair For Windows 23-in. to 32-in. >\'ide 63-in. long 8.10 81-in. long 72-in. long 8.60 90-in. long 8.80 8.00 63-in. long .:t:i.20 72-in. long 3:i.l0 81-In. long SJI.TO 90-in. long 3;1.00 332-in. Wide to the Pr. For WindowB T.-i-in. to 85-in. Wide 72-in. long 41.10 81-in. long 41.79 90-in. long 41.00 140-in. Wide to the Pr. For Windows 32-in. to 1.5-in. Wide 188-in. Wide to the Pr. For Windows 15-in. to .5.5-in. Wide 400-in. Wide to the Pr. For Windows 8.5-in. io 95-in. Wide 480-in. Wide to the Pr. For Windows 95-in. to 120-in. Wide * 81-in. long 14.70 90-in. long 14.70 81-in. long 10.70 90-in. iong 10.00 72-in. long 40.40 81-in. long 40.70 90-in. long 40.00 72-in. iong 58.00 81-in. iong 50.10 90-in. long 50.00 264-in. Wide to the Pr. For Windows ."i.i-in. to 75-in. Wide 380-in. Wide to the Pr. For >Nindows 75-in. to 90-in. 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Object Description
Title | Wilkes-Barre Sunday Independent |
Masthead | Wilkes-Barre Sunday Independent |
Volume | 51 |
Issue | 18 |
Subject |
Wilkes-Barre (Pa.) - Newspapers Luzerne County (Pa.) - Newspapers |
Description | An archive of the Wilkes-Barre Sunday Independent newspaper. |
Creator | Wilkes-Barre Independent Company |
Publisher | Wilkes-Barre Independent Company |
Place of Publication | Wilkes-Barre (Pa.) |
Date | 1957-02-24 |
Location Covered | Pennsylvania - Luzerne County |
Type | Text |
Original Format | Newspapers |
Digital Format | image/tiff |
Source | Microfilm |
Language | English |
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Contact | For more information, please contact the Osterhout Free Library, Attn: Information Services, 71 S. Franklin Street, Wilkes-Barre, PA 18701. Phone: (570) 823-0156. |
Contributing Institution | Osterhout Free Library |
Sponsorship | This Digital Object is provided in a collection that is included in POWER LIBRARY: Pennsylvania Photos and Documents, which is funded by the Office of Commonwealth Libraries of Pennsylvania/Pennsylvania Department of Education. |
Month | 02 |
Day | 24 |
Year | 1957 |
Description
Title | Wilkes-Barre Sunday Independent |
Masthead | Wilkes-Barre Sunday Independent |
Volume | 51 |
Issue | 18 |
Subject |
Wilkes-Barre (Pa.) - Newspapers Luzerne County (Pa.) - Newspapers |
Description | An archive of the Wilkes-Barre Sunday Independent newspaper. |
Creator | Wilkes-Barre Independent Company |
Publisher | Wilkes-Barre Independent Company |
Place of Publication | Wilkes-Barre (Pa.) |
Date | 1957-02-24 |
Date Digital | 2011-12-21 |
Location Covered | Pennsylvania - Luzerne County |
Type | Text |
Original Format | Newspapers |
Digital Format | image/tiff |
Digital Specifications | Image was scanned by Backstage Library Works. Archival Image is an 8-bit greyscale tiff that was scanned from film at 300 dpi. The original file size was 33807 kilobytes. |
Source | Microfilm |
Language | English |
Rights | http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/NoC-US/1.0/ |
Contact | For more information, please contact the Osterhout Free Library, Attn: Information Services, 71 S. Franklin Street, Wilkes-Barre, PA 18701. Phone: (570) 823-0156. |
Contributing Institution | Osterhout Free Library |
Sponsorship | This Digital Object is provided in a collection that is included in POWER LIBRARY: Pennsylvania Photos and Documents, which is funded by the Office of Commonwealth Libraries of Pennsylvania/Pennsylvania Department of Education. |
Full Text | SUNDAY INDEPENDENT, WILKES-BARRE, PA., SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1957 SECTION ONE—PAGE THREE Unique Husband-Wife Teaching Team Here Has Story Book Background Bible Classes Plan Dinner Primitive Methodist C h " r c h, p|„__Q„ii, a |f„|. d-Qim ^^^- Benjamin Chadwick, co- Mrs. Thomas Carey sang, «C- riymuum «iiui V7iuup chairman, for the annual Spring companied by Miss Marv Dillon. of Plans Spring Reading :'*1ro'"owing'"t"he business ses-' Refreshments were served by I Franklin St.. Plymouth. Carmer P. Shellhamer Started in France When Yank Soldier Sought a Teacher During World War 1 a yoiinsr American infantr.v- iiian on duty in Angers, France, a.sked "If, there someone here who could teach me French?" It was that question which to¬ day gives Wyoming Valley one nf its most interesting husband- wife teaching teams, with a fas¬ cinating background. They are Dr. and Mrs. .loseph McCurdy. who teach in the pre- engineering and language de¬ partments at King's College. Dr. McCurdy. who is of Scottish extraction, and his. French wife have a son, Patrick, who is married to a .lapanese gir!. Another son, Rene is a civil (¦n'.;ineer in Pittsburgh, Taught In Pittsburgh Prior to coming to Wilkes¬ Barre, the McCurdys resided in thc Pittsburgh area where they taught in schools and colleges. Dr. McCurdy, a graduate of Lafayette College, received his master's degree at I'enn Slate Columbia County School Dis The Federation of Mens Bible I *"'^' ^^¦'" ^e the" speaker Miss Kathryn Kilpatrick, pres- sion, entertainment was pro- l^rs. Arthur Chadwick. Mrs. _ _ Jdent of the Altar and Rosaryivided by Misses Margaret Ann|Philip Dillon. Mrs. Chester Ga- Classes of Wyoming Valley will! His subject will be"What the|Society of St. Vincent's Church,,Hosey. Molly O'Neill. KarenJazin and Mrs. Andrew Green, hold a pre-Spring supper meet-;Bible Means to Me." jPlymouth. has appointed Mrs.iHahn, Mary Ellen Carey, Peteri Mrs. Robert Horsefield r«- ing Tuesday at 6:,30 P.M. in the There will be a hymn sing.lLeo J. Brown, chairman, and Savage. Iceived the prize of the evening. MME. VOLANDE McCURDV cind earned his doctorate at Uni¬ versity of Pittsburgh, where he also was certified in electron¬ ics. At college he has taught for¬ eign languages, mathematics and electronics at Penn State, Car¬ negie Tech and Liniversity of Pittsburgh. Was Navy Inspector Aside from the field of edu¬ cation. Dr. McCurdy also served as a U S. Navy inspector of radar testing equipment and for several years conducted tours j lo France. Spain. Italy, Switz-' Shop Monday 10 to o:25 // DR, JOSEPH McCURDY eriand, Germany, Belgium and^ England. i Mme. McCurdy, a graduate ofj the University of Rennes in France, was active in the work of French Relief during World War 2. For this work she was decorated in 1952 with the "Gratitude of the French Re-' public." j She also holds membership inj the French Alliance. N. Y. Terminal Of Martz Lines Shifts April 1 5 Nesbitt Hospital Auxiliary Branches List Meetings Friday Jusf putl the tape for a perfect drape ^ The Women's Board, of Nes-ifashion show. Mrs. Dwight bitt Hospital Auxiliary will I Moyer and Mrs. Oscar Sislian imci Friday at 10 A. M. in the are tea chairmen. NChitl Nurses Home. Mrs. Har-1 Luzerne Branch will meet at jold A, Shappelle will preside. ,n p. m. at the home of Mrs. ' The Plymouth Branch will William Hitchings. 48."! Charles meet at the l.egion Home. Cen-'St. Mrs. William Bvtheway will After April I thc New York (gr ^ve., at l:,'i0 P. M. Mrs. Wil- be hostess, assisted by Mrs, City terminal of the Frank ij^^^ Thomas will preside. Mrs. Matthew Bottoms. Mrs. Jacob Mart/, Coach Co. will be located ^,3,1,3^, Jones tea chairman,'Titus and Miss Viola Smith. at lhe Port Authority Bus Ter- will bc assisted bv Mrs. Frank' minal instead of the Dixie Hotel. Bg,y„J ^^r, ^^„^3^ Pritchard. ..... ^ , u The change, according to Mr. .„„„ ou„^„,^i,or Rranrh will ¦^" Australian bank has estab- Mart7 will offer direct bus con- '^""' Shoemaker Branch wil'iishcd a branch at Honiara to ncJl\onrL%^^^^ ^.^..^^.r/J^i^rovide the British Solomons con- Building at l:.-?0 P. M. with Mrs. islands with their first bank. Unitod States. ii^AL-^uvm t-un- .., ,, xr i j %/i nections to all parts of New W; iam Vipond presiding. Mrs. England and New Iersev will bc William Newhart will show pic- available. Martz Lines stated '"res of her recent Western that there will he no change in '°'^"'- existing time schedules to New To Present Skit York City. | Shavertown Branch will meel Largest In World it the Back Mountain Library The Port Authoritv Bus Ter- Annex at l.fO P. M. Mrs. minai is located just around the Charles Perkins will preside. A rorner from Times -Square. SthjSkit, "Madam Chairman." will Ave. at 41st St. It is the i.irgest be presented by Mrs. Edward bus transportation center in the'Barber, Mrs. Kenneth Woolbert, world and handles about ."l.OOO Mrs. Carl Hontz, Mrs. Thomas inierstate bus movements diily; Cope, Mrs. Austin Line and most of them reaching the ler- Mrs. Edgar Brace. Mis Florence minai by elevator ramp connec- Rave is chairman of the tea tions with the Lincoln Tunnel, 'committee. .Martz Lines coaches will ar- Kingston Branch will meet at rive and depart from the lower 2 p. M. in the Nesbitt Nurses ramp loading platforms two and Home with Mrs, Albert Shafer four. Tickets will be issued jr. presiding. Mrs. Ernest Town- from windows 11-12 and l.'^. jgnj ^^]\ introduce the speaker, 'Richmond Williams, director of A memorial tablet has been 'he Wvoming Valley Historical placed on the wall of Westmin- and Geological Society. Mrs ster Abbev in honor of William Schicfly Johnson requests mem- C'axton, England's first printer, bers to make returns on the l Are You Protected Against LAWSUITS? Buy Liability Insurance J. HENRY POOL, Inc. BU 7-1196 West Side SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION \ Are Your Dollars COMING GOING? Spending and Saving are two sides of the money question. To spend wisely and save systemat¬ ically is a proven formula for success. It's Easy and Profitable To Save atthe WEST SIDE SAVINGS & LOAN! • OPEN Your Account With Any Amount • ADD Any Sum You Wish Any Time • EARN Generous Dividends Semi-Annually Your money i.s always conveniently available when needed. You deal with a home owned institution, managed by locai people. You receive friendly, courteous and effici¬ ent service. You can save by mail . . . we are as clo.se •AS your nearest mail box. Cameo Empress" Dacron Shir-Back* Curtains Here i.s the most beautiful work-saving comhination ever . . . Cameo's exclusive no-iron Dacron in the wonderful wrinkle-free Cameo-Pak . . . plus the patented shirring tape. Now your curtains are ready to go on to your win¬ dows minutes after you get tliem home . . . and they'll stay heautifully draped alwa.vs. Fa.shioned with 7-in. dou¬ ble-full ruffles, picot edged, back hemmed. 112-in. wide to the pair For \^indo\\s 25-in. to 32-in. Wide / J 54-ln. long 11.20 pr 63-m. long fl.,%0 p^. 72-in. long 0.79 ^. 81-in. long fIJIB ^, 90-in. long 0 00 p,. c^ m^'KS iBi'M H^ IMAGINE! CAMEO OaUXE CURTAINS OUT OF THE CAMEO-Pak T M ONTO TOUR WINDOWS WITHOUT IRONING 140-in. WicJe to the Pr. For Windows 32-in. to 4."S-in. Wide 196-in. WidetothePr. For Windows 15-in. to o.i-in. Wide Canneo Empress Shir-Back No-Iron Dacron Curtains woven with gold Mylar thread 72-in. long 1«.79 81-in. iong 16.80 90-in. long 16.90 63-in. long 21.40 72-in. long 21.70 81-in. long 21.80 90-in. iong 21.00 268-in. Wide to tlie Pr. For Windows 55-in. to 7.")-in. Wide 100-in Wide to the Pair For Windows 23-in. to 32-in. >\'ide 63-in. long 8.10 81-in. long 72-in. long 8.60 90-in. long 8.80 8.00 63-in. long .:t:i.20 72-in. long 3:i.l0 81-In. long SJI.TO 90-in. long 3;1.00 332-in. Wide to the Pr. For WindowB T.-i-in. to 85-in. Wide 72-in. long 41.10 81-in. long 41.79 90-in. long 41.00 140-in. Wide to the Pr. For Windows 32-in. to 1.5-in. Wide 188-in. Wide to the Pr. For Windows 15-in. to .5.5-in. Wide 400-in. Wide to the Pr. For Windows 8.5-in. io 95-in. Wide 480-in. Wide to the Pr. For Windows 95-in. to 120-in. Wide * 81-in. long 14.70 90-in. long 14.70 81-in. long 10.70 90-in. iong 10.00 72-in. long 40.40 81-in. long 40.70 90-in. long 40.00 72-in. iong 58.00 81-in. iong 50.10 90-in. long 50.00 264-in. Wide to the Pr. For Windows ."i.i-in. to 75-in. Wide 380-in. Wide to the Pr. For >Nindows 75-in. to 90-in. Wide 81-In. long 20.70 90.in. long 20.00 Bl-in. long 42.40 90-in. long 42.00 Bergman's is your home counsellor for slipcovers, draperies, curtains, lamps and other home furnishings! BERGMAN'S CURTAINS, Third Floor Exeeileni Mankei values ior ihriiiy'tninded shoppers! 1 Lo%ely Floral Prini Da<5roii Comforts Savings & Loan Association 219 Wyoming Avt. — Kingston, Corners Mtmb«f F«dtr«l Home Lo«n B«nli System • Reg. ro.98 Value 8.99 i For your own delight, for a welcome bridal or •millversary gift. Cloud soft DuPont Dacron fill iliat's non allergic, non matting, soft and resili¬ ent. Delightful printed patterns on quality per¬ cale. Rose, blue or gold florals on white grounds. Hot luxury for years ... at small cost. Farlbo 100% All-Wool Bed Blankets Reg. M.98 10.99 Large Size 72x90 Enjoy the rich comfort, the distinctive beauty of these all-wool blankets. Guaranteed against moth damage for 5 years. Richly bound in acetate satin, harmonizing colors in grey, emerald green, yel¬ low, red, forest green, lime, toast, carnation pink or green. All perfect quality. W^rm Xylon-Rayoii Bed Blankets Reg. 7.98 4.99 Large Size 72x90 A beauty blend of warmth for heavenly sleeping comfort. Fresh and beautiful with color richneaB, acetate satin bound. Colors in pink, gold, green, blue, white, orchid, flamingo or red. Selected Ir¬ regulars. BERGMAN'S BLANKETS AND COMFORTS, Street Floor |
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