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MRS. FRANK LAPHAM
Correspondent
Be your own reporter. Tell
your correspondent the news.
POST OFFICE HOURS
Outgoing mails close at 6:.10
a.m., 8:30 a.m., 2:30 p.m.
Mall ready for distribution at
8:30 a.m., 11:30 a.m., 4:30 p.m.
Lobby open , 8 a.m . to 0 p.m.
Window service, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Postoffice closed on holidays and
Sundays.
Boring O. Jones, Postmaster.
LIBRARY HOURS
Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday—
2-5 and fi-8 p.m.
Miss Esther Pierce, Librarian.
METHODIST CHURCH
Rev. Peter Palches, pastor.
Mrs. Marjorle Hamblln , organist.
Mrs. Frank Lapham, Superinten-
dent of Church School .
11:0(1 a.m. Church School.
7:00 p.m. Worship service.
3:15 Youth Fellowship.
For Sunday, Jan. 30
Sermon topic: A religious film
will be presented , "Beyond Our
Own."
CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY
Mrs. Orville BurrowB and daugh-
ter Claire, of Qulncy and Philip
pfelser, also of Qulncy, were Sat-
urday guests of her sister, Mrs.
Artemus Griffin. As it was Mrs.
Griffin 's birthday a party of ten
enjoyed the baked bean supper
served at the Parish hall , after
which they attended the whist
party and dance at Grange Hall in
Kast Sandwich.
At refreshment time, the honor
guest was presented a beautifully
decorated birthday cake, iced in
pink und white. Mrs. Burrows , who
formerly lived here , hadn't been in
the Parish Hall since high school
days, when they served suppers In
the basement. She met many old
friends whom she hadn 't Reen for
many years.
There should be a good attend-
ance at church Sunday evening as
Rev. Peter Palches will present the
film, "Beyond Our Own ", a portray-
al of the spiritual struggles of a
young professional man. The film
Is produced by the Protestant Film
Commission and should be most in-
teresting.
YOUTH FELLOWSHIP NOTES
The young people who attended
the Youth Fellowship meeting held
in the Ostervllle Community
Church at -1 o'clock Sunday after-
noon , report a wonderful time.
Rev. Stephen Smith of Chatham
was guest speaker and held the
rapt attention of his audience. Re-
freshments were served by the host
church.
Special notice: Mrs. Adele Jones ,
chairman of the Youth Fellowship
group here , wlsheB to call the at-
tention of all members to the Sat-
urday trip to East Proviridence,
R. I., meeting to be held at the
Haven Methodist Church there.
The speaker will be Mrs. Joseph
Foley, formerly of the Philippines ,
who was Interned at Sana Tomas
prison during the war.
All members wishing to go will
meet at the church here at 8:45
Saturday morning, Jan. 29. The
girls are asked to pack a box lunch
for two.
CELEBRATES SIXTH BIRTHDAY
Maureen Jones celebrated her
sixth birthday on Wednesday. Jan.
19, with a family party at her
home. Valentine decorations were
i used and Valentino candy hearts
decorated the birthday cake.
PERSONALS
Your reporter Is back on the
job again, returning; Wednesday
from a ten days ' stay at the Cape
Cod Hospital, where she underwent
a major operation. Her grateful
thanks to so many friafldfi who
took time out to send the beautiful
cards and letters. Through the
thoughfulness of daughters , Fran-
ces and Diana, the news went iu as
usual.
Sunday visitors at the home of
Mr. ami Mrs.Leonard Fish of New-
town were Mrs. George Champion
and Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Cham-
pion of Newport , It. I.; Mr. and
Mis. Wilfred Fish , Kenneth Fish
and Mrs. Roger Turner , all of
Host Uraintree. In the evening, Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Fish and son
David, of Cotult and Mr. and Mrs.
Prescott Fish and son of Center-
ville called at the Fish home to
visit their mother, Mrs. Iliiainah
Fish, who is confined to her bed
most of the time, due to her ad-
vanced age.
Miss Edith Hallett is spending
several days with friends in Mans-
field.
Mr. and Mrs. Valtheas Paquin,
daughter Christine, and grandson ,
Daniel Butts , and Mr. and Mrs.
Roland Foamier, all of New Bed-
ford, were Sunday guests of Mr.
and Mrs. George Clifford. Mr. Pa-
i|uln was surprised with a birthday
cake made by Mrs. Gilford which
she decorated with pink , green
and white roses motifs as Sunday
was his natal day.
Sally Locke Is at homo with the
measles ami little David I'app has
mumps'
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PERSONALS
Mr. and Mis. Lorlng Jones , Sr.,
and the Maurice Illnckleys , Sr.,
motored to North Ablngton on
Sunday where they visited Mr.
Jones' aunt , Mrs. Addie Ilowland.
Word has been received from
the Ralph Vrooms, who are winter-
ing at Miami,, and the Benjamin
Ponds at Fort Lauderdale, Flo.,
telling of the wonderful weather.
They also mention hearing about
the nice weather we are having
on the Cape.
The baked bean and salad sup-
per served bj the W.S.C.S. Finance
Committee on Saturday night was
well attended and netted $2(i. Com-
mittee In charge were Mrs. I Hiding
I lord , Mrs Harry Pollard, Mrs.
Allen FIBI and Mrs. William
Hughes.
Mrs. I . ¦ Curtis and Mrs.
Edith V right spent several
days in Boston. Mrs. Wuinwri ght
is visiting her son Wayne at bis
apartment.
Mr. and Mrs, Urestus Pollard of
Kast Brid ge water spent Friday anil
Saturday at ihe Pollard home.
Mr. and Mrs. Wlllard Phillips
were guests of Mr. ami Mrs. David
Kitfila of Ostervllle on Monday
evening, the occasion being Mrs.
Kittiia 's birthday. Other guest s
were Mr. anil Mrs. Perkins Fvuns
and Mr. and Mrs. K. W. Alttnniein i.
Plans ore well underway for the
Minstrel show to be presented the
lust week in February, under the
auspices of the W.S.C.S. Mrs. Nora
Clifford is chairman of the commit-
tee. End ii" ii are Paul ami Bail
Lapham; tiakey " Mossey ami
Jiniiir Kearns.
Joseph Li is spending several
days iu Boston and Providence on
business.
Mis I'M IIIUIII I Nlckerson and
daughters and Mrs. Theodora Nlck-
erson of East Harwich visited at
Mir Lapham home on Friday.
Muurice Hinckley . Jr., is back
to win k again, after being confined
to bis borne with a sprained back.
Mrs. Emily Thew of Lakeville
spent several days with her son.
William Then and family.
Jackie dibits of Dennis is spend-
ing two weeks wllh his grand-
mother, Mrs Mary Qibbs, at the
home of Au nt Host- Fuller whil e
ills mother is in th e hospital.
Our thoughts are wllh Mr. and
MrB. Wendell llamlilln ol Cotult i
on Tuesday when they held Open
House In honor of their golden wed- 1
ding day. The llamhlius are fre-
quant visitors hero. Mrs. Hamblln
Is a sister to Uncle Johnnie Cole- 1
man. Congratulations to our be-
loved frlendB.
MARSTONS MILLS
i uere a a skunk in my cellar!"
"Our cat' s uti a tree. "
"Hound pup in a stool trap
All night piti-ousl y
lie 's been yelping and crying. "
Now a call from afar:
"A spotted lawn 's wounded ,
Struck down by a car."
So the telephone buzzes
Ami soon on the road
Our ambulance rushes
To lighten each load .
"Our cocker Is missing!
our children, all tour .
Are crying their hearts out.
WhBt'8 this? Please! Once
more—"
"You've found one. all mud
splashed ?
Thai must have been red. "
The children are shouting:
"Our Queenle'a not dead!"
"Tell her we're coming.
Ilore's Dad In the Jeep,
She's well? Her tail's wagging '.
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Tonight we 'll all sleep!"
So to some one in sorrow ,
Some child , some lost pel
Your gift will bring solace
Dear friends don 'l forget!
Margaret Morso Coffin,
Calling the
Animal Rescue League
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STURGIS LIBRARY
Hours : Tuesday and Thursday,
2-5 and 7-9 p.m.; Saturday. 2-6 p.m.
Miss Marie Taveau, Librarian
UNITARIAN CHURCH
Rev. Walter Royal Jones, Jr.,
inlniBter.
9:30 a.m.. Church school and
Junior Church.
13:00 A.M. Morning Worship.
For Sunday, January no
Sermon topic: "The Good That I
Would. "
Wednesday, Feb. 2, 2:30 p.m.—
Flower Guild Alliance. j
PERSONALS
Miss NathaiiH Johnson was home
for Ihe week-end from Sargent's.
Mrs. Albert Junes, formerl y of
Barnstable, bad tho misfortune to
fracture her Hhouldor and is In
the Cape Coil Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. RHnt Mat-Swan
were week-end guests of Mr. and
Mrs . William Lewis of Uraintree.
Thomas Kiggan visited bis
aunt, Mrs. William Ciimmlngs re-
cently.
Dr. Samuel Tyler, Jr. of Cam-
bridge will be guest preacher at
St. Mary 's Episcopal Church on
Sunday.
Mrs. Percy Williams , Sr. is ill
and la the hospital,
MI BS Elisabeth Taylor In con-
lined to her home with the grippe,
The committal services of Mrs.
Adelaide T. Howies, widow of the
late Rear-Admiral Francis T.
Bowles, were held at Cobb's Hill
Cemetery on Monday.
Mrs. John Q. Howard was in BOH-
ton for severul days.
Mrs. William A. Jones, Sr. is 111
and confined to her home.
Dr. Harriet Hardy of Cambridge
Is sp- ndlng a week with Mr. and
Mrs. Uriah K Connor.
Mis Mar\ Maclntyre has gone
to Mai'lewood. New Jersey, to spent!
several months with Mrs. Kdward
Colby
Mlsn Mary Neves Is a student at
the Cape Cod Secretarial School in
Hyaimls.
The Silver Tea given on Satur-
day by the ( amp Fire U/rln netted
over $40.00.
Barnstable
POST OFFICE HOURS
Boston Incoming mall , 7:30 a.m.,
Ill : 46 a.m., -1:05 p.m.
Boston outgoing mall, 12:10 p.m.,
f>:50 p.m.
Hyannis Incoming mail, 12:30
|i.in.. 8: It) p.m.
Hyannis outgoing mail , 9:60 a.m.,
3:60 p.m.
Lobby open , 7:15 a.m. to 6:00
p.m.
Irving Peltonen . Postmaster.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
1717 Meeting House
Rev. Robert 11. Brock, pastor.
Mrs . Henri- Oilman , organist.
Mrs . Bertha OlRlemus, Supt. Sun-
day School.
9:00 n.m., worship service.
10:16 a.m., Sunday School.
For Sunday. Jan. 16
Sermon topic; "Breeze or Blast. "
OUR LADY OF HOi 'F. CHURCH
(Catholic i
Rev . Walter J. Buckley, pastor.
Sunday Masses: 8:30 and 10::t 0
a in.
V. I. s.
There was a capacity attendance
at the Village Improvement Society
meeting lust Tuesday evening .
Four of the candidates for Select-
men and Assessors , namely Tom
Murphy, Charles As liner , George
Cross and Dominic Welch, wore
naked to speak ami present their
cases to West Barnstable voters. At
the next meeting, tmir other candi-
dates have been asked to speak, A
signed petition to he put in the
(Own warrant, for the appropriation
ol' $1600 for the Unletting nt' the
baseball field in Wesl Barnstable
was voted upon anil passed, Three
members of the Village Improve-
ment Society, I' resiileul Curl Snlo ,
Treasurer itnsseii Syrlala and Sec
relniy Frank Main were selected
to attend the dinner sponsored by
the Chamber of Commerce al Bald
win Mull . Hyannis , Thursday even
ing. Mr. Martin Wlrtanen brought
in II design lor the bronze plaque,
which is to he placed on the large
boulder In the Library yard as n
memorial for Wesl Barnstable war
heroes, n was voted upon ami ac-
cepted.
COMMUNITY CLUB
The Money Mnldiig Cominil I ee ol
the Community Club held a special
m i l l ing Wednesday evening al the
lionie of Mrs. .Innut Phillips.
Tim Community Club met last
Thursday al the home of Mrs Leon-
ard FisU. There WIIH no special
business meeting, but a social time
was enjoyed. Ice cream with choc-
olate or strawberry HIIUCO , delicious
homemade meringue cookies and
coffee wuru served .
VALENTINE PARTY
A Valentine party In being
planned for the children of the
Went BarnBtable Congregational
Church, Mrs. Bertha Olklemua is
doing a line job as superintendent
of the Sunday School.
BRUSH PARTY
A demonstration Brush Party
was heltl lasl Friday evening al
the home of Mrs. Joseph Nevus.
There were nine ladies present and
each guest received a gill. Prizes
were won by Mrs. Violet Wilmaii
ami Mrs. Neves. Refreshments were
served.
PERSONALS
Bobbie Davidson, who lives on
Maple Street and is home sick with
the mumPS, is a heart broken Utile
hoy, for bis pal Panda , a little
black dog was killed last Wednes-
day hy an automobile, lie was a
dear friendly little dog and loved
everyone and everyone loved him.
He Is greatly missed by all the
neighbors . He was a wonderful dog,
Bobble, and you can he sure, If
there Is a dog beuven , Panda is
there, having a lino time.
Little Nell Atwood celebrated II IH
llflth birthday last Thursday with
a birthday party. There was a
large decorated cake and Ice cream
ami favors for each child. Oame.-i
were played and everyone had a
grand time.
Mr. Ernest Mortimer left last
Thursday tor Iowa, where ho will
visit wiih his daughter and family
for two or throe months. He ex-
pects to visit II I B Bister , who lives
iu the state or Washington,
We are sorry thai Carl Lampl is
home sick with the mumna.
Mrs. Henry Altlanloml has a new
grandson named Fred Kdwin Bell-
cloneii. His parent ! live in Kast
Sandwich.
Mrs. Louis Woodland and chil-
dren speni the weekend with her
parents, Mr . and Mrs. Paul Jones,
in Brockton,
The Harry Alwoods have named
Iheir brand new daughter, I.intlu
Ann. Mother aud daughter are
home from the hospital aud doing
nicely.
West Barnstable Continued frtm Page I
President Nlckerson stated also
that the goal of the building fund
is In sight , and it is expected thai
actual construction Will start earl y
this spring.
"We learned in September that
our application had been approved
and that we are to receive a grant
or Jlfil. tiliti in federal funds through
the state Department of Public
Health, It was not until this was
settled that the architects were
able to proceed with tho working
drawings; for without this monej
the plans would have had to he
revised downward still further.
sinc e- September they have been
actively engaged In completing Ihe
winking drawings ami prpeparlng
plans and specifications in form to
go out for bills. They assure me
that they will he ready this month
to invite hlds . As mmu »H these
hlds are received , aud providing
they are In line with our previous
estimates of cost , we shall be ready
to II ward the contracts and star!
actual building. I expect Unit will
lie within two months. "
Mr. Nlckerson pointe d out Hint,
With rising costs , ralos have heen
advanced somewhat to keep ihe
deficit within reasonable bounds,
Francis It. van Huron In his re
port as administrator expressed
the expectation that, when the en
largcd hospital becomes a reality,
Ihe institution will he in line to
lie approved tor internship in meet
Ing the requirements of the Ameri-
can Medical Association,
A statistical report shows 296-1
patients admitted during the year.
006 births , ill deaths, 1020 opera-
tions, 0760 outpatients treated
ii will ho of Interest to learn
from what towns patients came
Barnstable 1086, Bourne 22, Brew
sier 7r.. Chatham -•'!". Dennis 180,
Kiisthiim 72 . Falmouth 103, Harwich
Ms , Mashi 38, Orleans us ,
Pvovlncetown 1
8
1, Sandwich 48,
Truro 28, Weiifteot xn , Yarmouth
171; others (off Cu|ie| Itori . total
8964.
Committees appointed by ihe
president ai the annual i ting
Finance committee , Mr . Kdward W
(louhl, Jr., treas. (ex-off.), Mi
Charles L, Ay ling, Mr . Ernes! S.
Bradford, Mr. Walter 0. Robinson,
president, ax-officlo; ways and
means , Mrs. Paul M. Swill , Mr.
Carleton s. Francis, Jr., Mr, Ron-
nie B. Baku , Mr. Cyril W. Downs .
Mr, Oscar J . Cahoon, president, ex
officio , treasurer, ex-offIclo ; nurs-
ing committee, Miss Mury Morti
mer , Mrs. Waller Maker , Mrs. John
BJ, Hinckley, Mrs. Louis Arenovslil.
Mr . Hymun Hlrsch ; building com-
milleo , Mr. Halph M. Miller , Mrs.
John K. Hinckley. In John n
Niles , Mr . Francis It van Huron
president, ex-offlclo, treasurer, e>
officio; coniiiilllee on ei/i)l|imi'iil,
Mrs. John K. lllnchley, lir Harold
F, Rowley, Mr Francis It. vim
Huron.
Members elected to executive
committee: Mrs. John K Hinckley,
Mm. Qorhtim Bacon, Mrs. VVitl/ci
Baker, Mr. Vincent D, O'Nell, Mi-
Kenneth K. Wilson , president, <-\
officio , chairman ol stuff , ex
officio.
President, Mrs. Joshua A. Nick
ei'Ho/i ; vfce /ireK/doiitH , Mrs. Klioii
S. S. Keith , Miss Mary Mortimer,
Mr. Kenneth D. Wilson ; auditors,
Mr . Ernest 8, Bradford, Mr Bert
ram F. Ryder; clerk, Mrs. Miriam
A. Harrow; treasurer, Mr. Kd ward
W. Could, Jr.
Mr. Victor M . Friar , Falmouth,
was elected to fill the unexpired
term "f Mr. Charles L. Ayltng,
which expires January 1961,
Members elected to th e Board of
Directors to servo for three years
Mrs. Louis Aronovskl , Mrs. Milium
A. Harrow , Mr . Cyril W. Downs , Ml .
David Oree, Mrs. John K Hinckley,
Mr . Ralph M. Miller , Mr. Vlnceni
D. O'Nell , Mr. John T. Sylvia , Jr.,
Mr . Frank (i. Thacher , Mr. Kenneth
K. Wilson,
Members elected to the corpora
Hon (to serve for one year) :
Mr. Walcott C. Ames, Mr. Henry
I*. Avery, Mr. Charles L. Ayllng,
Mr. (leorge II. Blgolow , Mr. T. Ken
nelh Boyd . Mr. Krnosl S. Hradford,
cupt. Harold L. Coiboth , Mr. Ber-
nard 0, Collins, Mr. Joshua Crow-
ell . Mr. Charles J. Daniel , Mr. Don-
ald K. David , Mr. Bernard W.
Doyle , Mrs. Edward DavlH , Mr . Al-
fred A. Diimont , Mr. Elnathun 10.
Kldrodgo , Jr., Mr. h. Vernon Kld-
retlge, Mr. Horace F. I Juliet I . Mr
Charles Itoscoo Hinckley, Mr John
B, llilipckley, MI KB Joan 0 llltiklo ,
Mr. Henry 8. Howes , Mrs , Ralph
Landers, Mr. MUford tt. Lawrence,
Mrs. II. ,Hm R. I^j vell, Mr. Kimilolpli
Payson , Mr. John Rosenthal, Mr.
Setb Sears, Mr. Chester W. Slack.
Mr. Bertra m Toinllii.st.iii , Mr I'ein
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