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FEDERATED CHURCH
Rev. Thomas Purdue , Pastor.
Mrs. Arnold Siiialloy, Organist.
Mrs. Vlncont Dowcy, Supl. of
Church School .
Simon Qesln, choir director.
9:45 a.m. Church School.
11:00 ii.m. Church Service.
11:00 a.in,, class for beginners in
Bruce Hull,
5:00 p.m. Junior Youth Fellow-
ship.
(1:30 p.m. Sonlor Youth Fellow-
ship,
Friday, 7:30 p.m., choir rehearsal,
fl;00 p.m., dally, musical devotions
from church steeple .
MASQUERADE BALL
A Masquerade Hall was held last
week BpoiiHorod hy tho Cotult
Grange. Prizes wore offered for
best dressed , original und tunny
costumes und a special prize won
given.
BETROTHAL ANNOUNCED
Tho eiigUKomont ol' Miss Murgi
Luo Gloege to ltollun 0, .Smith, son
of Mr. and Mrs. F. Seofort Smith
of Nwton Center and this village
has boon announced by hor pur
unts , Mr. and Mrs. Herbert E
Gloegi of Menomonlo, Wisconsin.
FIRE DISTRICT MEETING
The Cotult Fire District at its tin
¦i mi I mooting In Freedom Hall Mou
day evening, Feb. 14, voted to raisi
$9715 by taxation and to utilize ad
ilttlonul appropriations of $23,-115
from receipts of tho Water Depart
ment. Resolutions were adopted li
memory of A. Seiibury Childs , win
was Instrumental iu organizing tin
Cotult Fire Department, and dlot
iu 1948.
Offleors elected Included Ira L
Campbell, moderator; Frederick L
Harlow, member of tho Prudentid
Committee for throe yours; Ken
neth Turner, inembor of the Boart
of Water Commissioners for throt
years; F, M. Clifford , clork lor out
your; Herbert Snow, troasuror foi
ono your; Wurron Campbell, chlei
engineer for one your; John 10, Fru
zler , 1st assistant engineer, DIM
year; John It. SoUZU, 2nd IIHS IK I IIII I
engineer , one your; Bertram Ity
dor , Udoll Perry and KMward Men
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memorials anil public libraries
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committee to invito aspirants I'm
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ST. MARY'S CHURCH
(Kpiscopal)
,lev. Robert W. Nicholson, minister
Holy Communion 8 A.M.
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UNITARIAN CHURCH
Rev. Walter Royal Jones, Jr.,
minister.
9:30 a.m., Church school and
innior Church.
11:00 A.M. Morning Worship.
Friday, 8 p.m., choir rehearsal.
For Sunday, Feb. 27
Sunday observance. The service
will include reading of a Message
to the Churches of the Internation-
al Association for Liberal Chris-
tianity and Religious Freedom,
from Dr. John Howland Lathrop,
nresident of the association.
Wednesday, March 2nd , at 7:30
t) m Regular meeting, Flower Guild
Alliance, at the church. Musical
evening. Hostess: Miss Maude
Qftk6i*t
Thursday : March 3rd. Sewing
meeting Flower Guild Alliance, at
io-30 a.m. at church. Unitarian
Service Committee project. Coffee
served.
THIRD BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. Wm. Stafford Scott , Minister
Church School classes: 10:00 a.m.
Sunday School assembly 10:45 a.m.
Youth Fellowship 6:30 p.m.
Evening Gospel Service 7:30 p.m.
Wednesday prayer meeting
7:45 p.m.
Choir Rehearsal Friday evening
PARENT-TEACHERS' CLUB
The Parent-Teachers' Club heard
Carl A. Fraser explain the plan
i fov improvin g the school grounds.
I The hospitality committee was Mrs.
I Arthur Tonks, Mrs. Simon Miller
f and Mrs. Kenneth Greene.
STITCH-N-COOK
The Stitch-N-Cook 4-H Club met
at the home of their leader, Mrs.
Carl A. Fraser, for a meeting and
party. Games were played and Mrs.
Fraser Berved refreshments. The
group accepted an invitation from
the Hyannis group, the Klicking
Needles, to attend one of their
meetings and provide the enter-
tainment.
CWC CLUB MEETS
The CWC Club met Wednesday
ut the home of Mrs. Martin Brown
in Cummauuid.
PARENT-TEACHERS' SOCIAL
The Parent-Teachers ' Club earn-
ing committee for February is plan-
ning a Square Dance und Social at
the Woman 's Club House next Sat-
urday evening. Joh n Tulls is the
chairman of the committee.
RADIO DEBUT
Eddie Souza, son of Mr. und Mrs.
Edward Souza, newspaper delivery
boy for the Cupe Cod Standard-
Times for more than live years,
made his debut on Radio Station
WOCB-WOCB-FM last Saturday ui-
ternoon. Eddie told of his experi-
ences on his route through Barn-
si able Village.
TROTH ANNOUNCED
Mr, und Mrs. Harold J. Burnham
of Hyannis announce the engage-
ment of t heir daughter , Elaine , to
Churles W. Buckler of Barnstable.
A March wedding is planned . Miss
Burnl.am was graduated from Barn-
stable High School in 1946. Her
fiance, ulso a graduate of that
school, class of 1945, and now is
employed at a service station in
Hyannis.
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Leonard ol
Pembroke were here for the week
end.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chase had
Mr. and Mrs. James Hughes of Mel-
rose as guests this weekend at
their summer cottage,
Mrs, Elsie Jones is a patient ut
the Peter Bent Brigham HoBpituI
in Boston , where she will undergo
un operation.
Mrs. Ernest Tompkins bus re-
turned to her home from a Boston
hospital.
Ernest Libby is ill with pneu-
monia in the Bookman Downtown
Hospital In New York City. Mr.
Libby has been employed on a mer-
chant vessel.
Mr. and. Mrs. Lewis SearB huve
been ut their home on Weq.uao.uet
Lake for several days ,
MrB. William J. Buckler is ill at
her home with the mumps.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jones, Sr.
left yesterday for a trip to Now
York , New Jersey, LandBdown, Pu.,
through the southern states to
Berkeley, California , where they
will spend the rest of the winter
with Mr. Jones' brother.
PERSONALS
Peter Duggatt has returned homo,
after spending a week in the Cape
Cod Hospital with a fractured leg.
MI SB Ann Mnyberry and C. F,
Crocker, Jr., visited Mr. Crocker 's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles F.
Crocker, for a few days,
Miss Muriel Mnglll wus tho re-
cipient of many gifts at a miscel-
laneous shower given to mark her
approaching marriage, Mrs. Harold
Nlckerson wus hostess and those
present were Mrs. Otis Ellis, Mrs.
Duvld Seiibury, Mrs. Arthur Tonks ,
Mrs. William P. Lovejoy, Sr„ Mrs.
Walter Cullity of Wost Barnstable;
Mrs. Ethel L. Mugill , Mrs. John
Tulls, Mrs. Douglas Nell , Mrs. \V.
Dana Holmes , Miss Elwinna Nick-
erson and Mrs. Mary B. Lorlng.
Mrs. Floyd VanDuzer has return-
ed to her homo , after being a pa-
tient ut tho Now England Baptist
Hospital where she underwent an
operation.
Com manlier Davis Murusplu of
Brookline wus at his home lust
week.
Mr. and Mrs, Charles Wyman of
Melrose spent the weekend ut their
home on old Jail Lane.
The C.W.C. covered dish lunch-
eon which was planned Wednes-
day, has been postponed.
John Vetorino and Clifton Thom-
as have visited Boston recently.
Floyd VanDuzer worked in the
Chamber of Commerce booth at the
Boston Sportsmen's Show last
week.
A Valentine birthday party and
dinner WUB held iii tho rotiring
room of the telephone office Mon-
day evening, the occasion bein g
' Mrs. Frances Anderson 's birthday,
Mr , and Mrs. Herbert William
VVIliitakulnen , formerly ol' this vil-
lage , now residents of Hyannis , ure
parents of a son born ul the Cape
Cod Hospital Feb. 12th.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gardner ate
parents of a daughter , Elaine , horn
at the Cupe Cod Hospital Fob, 11
Mrs. Lynn A. Foote has returned ,
after spending several weeks with
her son-in-law and daughter , Mr.
und Mrs. Robert Joy, und family 111
Morris , New York.
Mrs. William A. Jonos, Sr., Is 111
at tho Peter Bent Brigham Hos-
pital In Boston.
BARNSTABLE
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Rev. Robert C, DoddB , pastor.
Mrs. Cleveland Wilson , organist,
and choir leader.
Roger G. Edwards, Sunday
School Director,
Worship Service—9 : IB a.m.
Sunday School , 10:80 A.M.
Thursday, Choir Rohearsuls , 7:15
p.m., Junior; 8:00 p.m., Senior.
SEW AND SEWS
The "Sew and Sows" 111 Club
met Monday afternoon ul 1:00 at
the home of Miss Cynthia Coombs,
Miss Myrna Welch , press corre-
spondent, disclosed.
At the meeting, the members
|planned the activities for their
next meeting which will bo held ut
the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
Kenyoii. Their plans will Include
the making of cotton hlouses und
aprons to bo supervised and direct-
ed by Miss Deuno Kenyon.
EASTER BRUNCH
Mrs. 1). Lloyd Welch, president or
ilie Weyur Matrons ' Club , bus an-
nounced that the members of the
Club have planned u public Easier
Sunday "brunch" to bo held In the
Wcsi Yarmouth Community Build-
ing following the 9:45 a.m. worship
service. Co-ehulrmuii are Mrs.
Charles W. Liberty und Mrs. Ralph
Kimball.
KITCHEN SHOWER
A "Ititcheil shower" wus hold for
.Mrs. Churles Anderson at I ho home
ol' Airs. John Strom. Approximately
15 guests were preBont.
IMPROVEMENT COMMITTEE
Tho Improvement Committee of
the West Yarmouth Congregation-
al Church mot last Monday eve-
ning. Throe new inemboi'H , Mr. Al-
lien Nleml , Mrs. Albert Roblchnud
ami MI SH Elolse Halter , wore "
ail-
milted Into the committee.
WEYAR MATRONS
After an 8:15 p.ni, business meet-
ing Iu the Community Building
Wednesday members will turn In
i ho dollar earned and tell how they
earned It. Refreshment committee
will be Mrs. Archie McLean , Mrs.
Thelmu Holmes and Mrs. Ray
Hearse.
TEEN AGE LEAGUE
West Yurmoiith-DonnlB Toen-
Ago League hits planned u roller
skating party to be held tonight
(Thursday) at the West Yarmouth
Rainbow Ballroom ut 8 o'clock.
The League 's next meeting will be
bold at 7:30 on Sunday ul the home
ol' Mr. und Mrs . Robert Dodds of
Dennis.
PERSONALS
Mrs. Charles 10. Suxo of Etigle-
woini left Friday, accompanied by
Miss Dorothy Richard s of Boston,
in spend the week In New York us
the guest of ber brother, Mr. Ollvor
I lagan.
Muster David Monroe , son of Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Monroe of Colo-
nial Acres, underwent u tonsil op-
eration Monday morning at tho
Cape Cod Hospital .
Miss Marie llonney und Miss
Grace O'Neill , school touchers ul
Yarmouth High School, who are
residing at the Cuttnons ' home on
the Main Road, have relumed to
their respective homes In North-
ampton und Boston for the dura-
tion of tin . school vacation.
Muster Michael Sykes, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Peter Sykos, Is spending
the week visiting relutlvos in Now
Jersey.
Mrs. Lloyd Welch is vlllugo
chairman for the Heart Crusudo.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Kenyon and
children , Richard , Deuno and Dor-
othy spent the weekend visitin g
frlondB In Churlemoii t, Muss. Dor-
othy remained In Charlemont for
the entire week and the Kenyons >
are expected to return and bring
her homo on Saturday.
Miss Elizabeth Manges, who wus
the weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Isaac Hills or Berry Avenue , re-
turned to Tenacro School in Wei-
lesley accompanied by Miss Morrle
Allls , who spent purl of hor vaca-
tion with friends In Newton.
Miss Lois Randall , who Is at-
tending Bryunt Collego in Provi-
dence, spent u few days with her
parents, Mr. und Mrs. Churles Ran-
dall , of Colonial Acres after finish-
ing her Freshman year. Lois re-
turned Wednesduy to begin her
Rnllhnninrn vear-
West Yarmouth Barnstable Vs. Yarmouth
Last week Tuesday Barnstable
downed Yarmouth in u thriller, 3d
to 23,
in the first period the score wus
only 1 to o In Yarmouth's favor on
Dick Morgan 's toul shot With only
.in seconds to go. At I ho end ol' the
half It wan Barnstable 12 to 1
1,
ami then thoy really wont to town,
otitscorltig Yarmouth 24 to 12, but
i lie game wus u lot closer than the
score Indicated,
Again It was "Big Ed" and "Llltlo
Dick" who led the attack , netting
It) ami 9 points respectively, while
"Son " Perry dropped in S.
Bruce Do silver and "Free" Cash
ol' Yarmouth pluyed sterling bull,
but It was too much for two men
alone,
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Again li WIIH Barnstable's hei ght
I that hud a lot to do with the out-
come of tho game. They controlled
both backboards, for which Wall
1 Perry und Dave Fish, who pluyod
brilliant bull , gel most or the credit,
"Barnstable New Cape Champs!
1 LiiHl Friday nlghl the Red Raiders
1 ol' Barnstable look P-town Into camp
< to tho tune or 58 to 47 , Ihorohy tuk-
. Ing tho Cupe crown. Willi upproxl-
• mutel y 251m fans looking on , Biirn-
¦ stable umped to » 10 to 8 loud at
the end of tho llrst period , und
boosted It to 25 to HI at tho hull'
way mark,
In the third period P-town oul-
. scored Biirnstiihlo 18 to 17, but
! Barnstable roared hack and dropped
. In 10 while holding P-town to 12.
Barnstable bud too much height tor
_ the hoys from I'-town , and thoy
, slopped them from scoring inside
( Uio quarter court murk until the
, end of the game.
I Bolli teams played brilliant bas-
ketball. "Little Dick" FullowH , "Big
Ed" Nelson and "Sonny " Perry
tossed In 111, 14 und 11 points re-
' spootlvoly,
"Little Dick" pluyod tho host
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" K"t i' his career, Wall perry and
"Big Ed" wore sensational In oov-
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erlng both backboards, Trovers of,
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P-town was especially "hot" dur-
Ing the latter purl, of tho gunio .
In the preliminary game, Sand-
wich ti iris squeezed out a close one
' over P-tOWIl tllrls , 21 to 20, for the
Cupe Girls ' titl e, With about 20 sec-
ollds to go Bessie Qlbba sunk a tech-
nical foul shot lor tho win.
Barnstable Vs. Falmouth
In Brocktoi:
Saturday night Barnstable High
downed Falmouth High , 112 to 27,
j ul the Brookton "Y" In the llrst
, round of iho stale-wide tournament.
Again It was "Big Ed" Nelson
I who lud the way with 17 points ,
and Die Follows dropped In 8.
"Cuppy " Liimbort sunk 11 ror Fal-
mouth , but ho couldn 't do It. alone.
You could sou very ouHlly ihai
Barnstable was tired fro m tho
night beldre 's game lor tho Cupo
championship which thoy won , but
they did show sparks of life during
! tho game, UH thoy got the fast break
working al. Union.
Barnstable won on foul shots , UH
r each loam sunk 12 field goals, but
Barnstable sunk 7 rouls while Fal-
mouth got only two.
• It was a rough game for Barn-
stable, us Falmouth played a rugged
. game but couldn 't gel away with ll
with the referees up there,
Barnstable will piuy again next
. Thursday at Brockton.
—Roy N. Nightingale,
B. H. S. Notes
County Budget
The county budget Submitted to
the Btato legislature by the Burn-
stable County Commissioners calls
for $761,108,26 for the fiscal year
starting next July llrst, an Increase
of $11,405,63 over the budget Under
which tho county 1B operating for
the current year, an approximate
iMi % increase, according to County
Treasurer Bruoe K. Jerauld. Be-
CUIIBO of Increases, however , In es-
timated receipts und In the cash
balance, tho lax levy will be almost
2% lower.
The Commissioners did not In-
clude tho If 100,000 appropriation
thoy were asked to Incorporate for
Cape-wide gypsy moth spraying In
tho spring, explaining Hint they
lucked authority to Include Ibis
amount and that It can be added
later. Sen . Stone bus put In a bill
to authorize tho levy of a county-
wide tax for tills purpose.
Included In thu budget Is $750(1
Tor u new brushbroukor; $16,000 for
advertising Cupo Cod , Increase of
$5000 over last year 's figure', the
$15,0(111 to ho matched hy the Cape
Cod chamber of Commerce; if220 ,-
000 lor the sanatorium , an Increase
of approximately $10,000, reflected
In the schedule chniigo to a 40-hotlr
week , Inorensed cost ot supplies ,
etc.; $108,008 for tho sheriff's de-
part 111011I , Including tiftids for tho
purchase of a tractor und potato
digger lor the County Farm und
new laundry und kitchen oQuipment
for the House of Correction , us well
UH siiliiry Increases already in ef-
fect sluco July and vacation and
sick leave schedule changes, all
making lor an Increase from IUHI
year's budget figure of $00,646,26;
$iii ,nio for the police radio system,
u decrease rrom $18,402.60; $0860
for the Police School und Bureau
of Criminal Idontlflontlon, an in-
crease from $4115, beaauso of thu
40-hour week and an additional man
In thu summer; $011
,800 for high-
ways and bridges, a decrease rrom
$101,800; $20,072 lor county aid to
agrloulturo, an Inorense from $19 ,-
(102; $25,00(1 tor poHt-wu r rehabilita-
tion , an annual request,
As It stands, tho budget will cull
for a tux levy or $508,101,84, while
the figure for the budget a year ago
called for a tax lovy or $618,815.74,
Town of Barnstable
Activities
REALTOR
Personal and confidential serv-
ice in tho piircliiiHii und sale of
Mld-Cupo Real Eslato .
Listings duslrod of houses
large und small.
SAMUEL T. STEWART
and ASSOCIATES
Tel. Hyannle 1930
13 Sherman Square Hyannis
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