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Mrs. Martha Sohultz Thomas
Tel. Hyannifl 2407-W
FEDERATED MATRON8 CLUB
The regular meeting of the Ma-
iron's Club of the Federated Church
was held Monday, Feb. 24 In the
Memorial Building.
Mrs . Rirhard Sturgia , the club' s
president , presided over the busi-
ness meeting.
Mrs. Helen Jacobson , finance
ilialrman , announced the Shrove
Tuesday Breakfast was very suc-
cessful.
Mans are now underway for a
, ornbeef and cabbage dinner to
be held March 17 In the Memorial
lluilding.
An executive board meeting will
be held Thursday, March 6, at the
home of the secretary, Mrs. Edith
M. Barr.
Following the business meeting
Mr. Harry Montgomery spoke. He
«ave a very Interesting and inform-
ativ e talk on the new dial system
to be put into effect shortly ex-
plaining its function and advan-
tages.
A film was then shown by Mr.
Hubert French.
Refreshments were served by
Mines. Jan Bearse, Helen Durrill ,
Dorothy Chase and Daphne Chase.
BAPTIST COUPLES CLUB
The Couples Club of the First
Baptist Church will hold a Rum-
mage Sale Friday, Feb. 28. The sale
will be in the Parish Hall with Mrs.
'ix>rlng Wordell , chairman.
Anyone wishing to donate rum-
j BBgomay leave it at the church.
HYANNIS GARDEN CLUB
The Executive Board of the Hy-
innis Garden Club will meet Tues-
day, March 1
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, at 10:00 a.m.
The meeting will be held at tho
home of Mrs. Ralph Barrow , Scud-
f Bacon Terrace, Hyannis.
JUNIOR WOMAN'S CLUB
The Hyannis Junior Woman 's
( Hub will hold an Executive Board
Meeting tonight at 8:00 P.M. at
the home of the president, Mrs.
William Murzlc.
There will he a meeting Mon-
day, March 3, at 8:00 P.M. at the
mime of Mrs. Daniel Slavin , Cum-
mer Road , Hyannis, for all mem-
bers of the Spaghetti Supper Com-
mittee.
It has been announced that both
rtasses of the Slim-Gym course
will ha combined.
Tie one class will be held Tues-
days at 7:00 P.M. at the Ruth
Feely Dance Studio.
JEWISH WOMEN'S CLUB
The Jewish Woman 's Club held
'heir regular business meeting
Monday, Feb. 24.
Mr. E. Thomas Murphy, select-
man, was the speaker of the even-
ing.
Hostesses for this meeting were
Mrs . Vera Baker and Mrs. Ann
Freeman,
ST. FRANCIS XAVIER GUILD
The regular meeting of the Saint
Francis Xavier Guild was held
Thursday, Feb. 20.
At the business meeting Mrs.
Prank Dolan and Mrs. Vincent D.
"Neil were appointed co-chairmen
for the March 18 Communion
Breakfast
The Mmes. Doris Long, Valmore
Ouertin, Prank Simmons, James
Lynch, Thomas Moore and Leo
Clregorie wtre named as the com-
mittee to work on the Easter Ball
with the Ilaughters of Isabella and
Knights of Columbus .
It was voted at this meeting to
'lonate $5.00 to the American Red
Cross
,
Following the business meeting
'lev . Father Edward C. Duffy
showed slides and spoke of his
" Uvlties in Japan.
Coffee was then served by the
Jlmog, Arthur Archer, Austin Bell,
Arvto* Miigiii iBon , Albert Bour-
KoUe, Frederick chlcoine, Bertan
Holdsworta, Warren Jennings ,
Frank Lawrence, Paul McBride,
John Mitchell , Louis Santos, Harry
Varnum and Miss Mary C. Fay.
Miss Erin K. O'Nell, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent D. O'Nell
of Winter Street, hiis returned from
Cranston , R. I. She was the house
guest there of Miss Susan Craw-
ford and her family.
HYANNIS GARDEN CLUB
The joy of viewing what a few
gifted people can achieve high-
lighted the Hyannis Garden Club's
annual George Washington Silver
Tea.
Dorothy Hambly Ellen displayed
twenty-four water colors , each
equally pleasing to the eye and
a welcome contrast to the theme
of modern art. Mrs. Ellen has been
painting since she was eight years
old and has studied at Carnegie
Tech in Pittsburg, with Frank
I Peyraud in Chicago and has had
a summer's study, at Wellfleet , with
Xavier Gonzalez; she is a member
of the Pittsburg Water Color So-
ciety, the Associated Artists of
Pittsburg and for the past three
years has served on tho executive
board of the Cape Cod Art Asso-
ciation.
Ceramics, n rapidly growing hob-
by, was well represented by Mrs.
Dorothy Orcutt of the Spring Hill
Studio in E. Sandwich. Her exhibit
of about seventy-five Pieces in-
cluded such articles as relish dish-
es, flower containers, figurines, ash
trays, jewelry, pitchers and many
novelty pieces. All designs were
hand painted.
In viewing Mrs. Ralph Ilarwood' s
table of preserves and reading
such labels as Bavarian Pecan
Jam Pepper Hash , Melon Citron
Preserve, Wild Blueberry Jam ,
Pear Ginger, Preserved Crab Ap-
ples, one wished for the privilege
of sampling. Her display was
shown on u red damask table cloth
and had as a center-piece a wood-
en tray filled with fruit.
The book exhibit by Lorania's
was well chosen , for what garden-
er or flower arranger could resist
scanning the pages of books with
such titles as: Button Gardens and
liiminiiatlve Arrangements .
' How
To Make Containers and Acces-
sories, Making Corsages, Garden-
ing In A Small Greenhouse and
many others .
Every gardener needs material
to work with and a variety of these
were displayed by Bradford's
Hardware Store. Reminding one
of the season fast approaching
were seeds and bulbs , never stain
aluminum grass stop, potting soil ,
fertiliz ers , weed killers , gardening
tools and gloves.
The last table to catch the eye
was tho tea-table. Amid its gleam-
ing silver and dainty sweets was
a gay bouquet of spring llowers
from Johnny Lemos's Flower Shop.
Pourors woro: Mrs. Roger L. Ly-
on, Mrs. E. Joslln Whitney, Mrs .
Clarence Post and the president ,
Mrs. Carl F. Schultz. Assisting the
tea chairman , Mrs. Thurlow B.
Bearse, ' were Mrs. Hector clia.se,
Mrs. Harry L. Generoux , Mrs. Wil-
liam P. Knowlton , Miss Mildred
Bourne und Mrs. Roscoe H. God-
dard. Mrs. Henrietta Thacher was
in charge of exhibits while assist-
ing her was Mrs. George Clements.
PERSONALS
Dr. Robert L. Baxter of Harvard
Street was a guest of the Rhode
Island State Dental Society at their
annual meeting was held recently
at the Sherldan-Biltmore Hotel In
Providence.
Mr. and Mrs. William Hatmaker
have returned from Wayne, Michi-
gan, to live on the Cape.
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HYANNIS 'i F'/V *nrj ,^,
-? toort stark and
hare
Until I placed a feeder there;
My joy I can't e:press In words
Instead of lilacs, I have birds!
Sharon Kalwelt, ilxughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Melvln Kaweit f»II from
her sled whllo OOntlng and in-
jured her neck. Sle was taken
to the Capo Cod Hoipltal for treat-
ment .
Mr. and Mrs. Lorng Jones, Sr.
were New Bedford visiters on
Monday.
MI SB Karen Jones of Newtown
was tho guest of Mlm Karen lleu-
aiilt in Hyannis ovor the weekend.
Burrows of Prince Ae. have com-
pleted the piloting course and
are now taking nn nJvanco course
In seamanship under tho direction
of the Capo Cod Pover Squadron.
They meet In the oil Centorvllle
school evory Thursday night.
Diane Anlto was lostess at a
recent dinner party and bud ns
guests , Emily Thew , Susan Lap-
ham , Patsy Elsknmp. Gail Motte ,
Alison Hinckley and Edna Mae
Macoinber.
Our own beloved , Undo (' nllie
Fuller celebrated his 89th birth-
day on February Hi. / celebration
was planned but duo to the bad
storm son Carroll win unable to
come from Now Bodfird. Ho vi-
sited II IB dad the folloivlngk Wed-
nesday
In u letter received this week
from Mrs Ruth Devolfler who
witli Mr. Dt voider is d uring Mex-
ico she writes . "While shopping
in n market In (iuiitlnlajaru , I
came across a package ami 1 got
I IKS biggest kick out or II "
Mr. ami Mrs. Merrill (lil'foid
held open house Sunday to colo-
In-Mte his birthday and their third
wedding anniversary.
The Young Adults of the Meth-
odist Church enjoyed a skating
party nt tho Kennedy Skntlng
Rink In Hyannis after which they
went to the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Braddock Chtlds for a business
nnd refreshments. New Officers
elected for the church year are
Mrs. Chllds , President; Mrs. Adolo
Jones, Vlce-Pres .; Arthur Wil-
liams. Treas. and Jay McClusky,
Secretary,
Word has boon rooolved from
the Gene Cullum family that
they have moved from Monto-
verde, Florida and that Mr. Cul-
lum is now teaching at the Gra-
ham Eckes school in Palm Beach.
Their daughter Holly Is working
in DelRay, Florida.
The Star Club of Cotult Chap-
ter OES, met Tuesday at tho
home of Mrs. Tom Milne for nn
all day sewing session. Members
bought a box lunch, dessert and
coffee were served by the host-
ess.
1/ois Nlekerson of East Har-
wich visited her cousin Alison
Hinckley over tho weekend.
The monthly meeting of the
WSCS was held In the church
parlors Tuesday night with Mrs.
John Carter in charge of the de-
votional service. A religious film
"The Last 'Supper " was shown
by Mrs Adele Jones. A new gas
heater has been purchased for
the church vestry and is to bo In-
stalled soon. A Sunshine Card
was signed by all members pre-
sent to he sent to Mrs. Jean l*nrk-
er who Is in Pocasset. Refresh-
ments were served by Mmes.
Frances Weaver, Marlon Macoinb-
er and Mrs . Nora Clifford . The
table WIIB set with a tnblo cloth
decorated with Easter motifs and
a contirplece of roses made of
sea shells done by Mrs . Weaver.
MARSTONS
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Snlt'H ;mil Scrvlpe
Calvary llnplist Church
357 Main Street
Masonlo Building
SUNDAY SERVICIOS:
10.00 A.m. .Sunday School
11:00 A.M. Morning Worship
7:30 P.M. Evening Servlco
Tuesday, 7:31) P.M., Prayer and
Bible Study nt Pastor 's Homo,
REV. PREBLE COBB
Prlscilla St., W. Hyannisport
Harbor Light
Wayside
Furniture
PINE AND MAPLE
DINING ROOM
and
UPHOLSTERED
FURNITURE
Rte. 6A. East Sandwich
BARNICOAT MEMORIALS
M o n u m e n t s
11,-riirc you buy n mcmnrlul, largo
or small , oompare »ur prices''and
quality,
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ijj Funeral Director Hyannis
I j Telephone Hyannis 155 j
BOB GARDNER'S RESTAURANT
and
HOME BAKERY
Carrying " complete line of
Quality Home Bakery Products
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BILLY MADDEN S GARAGE
Studebaker • Packard Agency
Hyannis 1230 Barnstable Road
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The word "HEHVK'K" means something when 'you con-
tact BAXTER TRANSPORT INC. When otherB can't or
won 't make the extra effort to "Deliver the Goods On
Time ", BAXTBJR KiviM meaning to the word , "SERVICE" !
Call us for fluster delivery at no extra cost.
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BAXTER'S FISH MARKET
Will Be Open All Winter
The only fish market in Flyannis
Fresh Chatham Fish
and
Live Swimming Lobsters
Foot of Pleasant Street on the Wharf
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11• Custom Colors • Varnishes
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House Paints
1 CENTRAL HARDWARE
§ 248 Main Street
> Hyannis, Mass.
? Tel. Hyannis 880
7> Robert E. Tobin , Prop.
POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT
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All Business Subjects
Day or Evening Classes
Enroll at any time
Co-Educational
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