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BUTTON CLUB
The South ' Yarmouth Button
Club met Tuesday at the home ot
Mrs, Lottie Robinson of Bass Rlv-
er. A letter from Mrs. B. A. Cratty
of Clearwater, Nebraska , who was
pictured in a recent "Believe It or
Not", wearing a dress covered
with 19,922 buttons, was read at the
meeting. The letter was received by
Mrs. Fannie A. Holway, In answer
to one written by her.
Mrs. Cratty wrote that she had
over 20,000 buttons with no two
alike; she has received buttons
from all 48 states and from 37
countries , and has a dress, cape,
map of the United States, a vase
and six 36 by 48 inch squares com-
pletely covered with buttons.
Mrs. Clarence H. Baker was
elected delegate to the National
Button Club Conference to be held
in the Hotel Kimball, Springfield .
An invitation was read for Club
members to attend a meeting of
the Get-together Friendly Button
Club in the Bond Hotel, Hartford ,
Conn., on April 16 and 17.
The next meeting of the Button
Club will be on April 23 and will
be visiting day with invited guests.
South Yarmouth
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The Hyannis Women's Bowling j
League at the Hyannis Bowiaway, |
Monday night found Jan Pooler of
the Bomba-Dears with high honors,
103 for high single and 297 tor high
three-string. Sally Burns of the
Rollettes had second high single,
with 101 and Jan Pooler and Rose
Johnson took third high single with
100 and also won the prize which
was for the nearest to a score of
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100. Jean Crocker of the Brown-
ies was second on three strings
with 276 and Myrt Duchesney third
with 268.
The scores:
Bowling
I FASHION SHOW
The annual fashion show, spon-
sored by the Matrons Club will be
at 8 p.m., next Thursday in the au-
ditorium of Barnstable High school.
Mrs. Sally Jordan, who is in charge
of the display, has selected her
models, who Include the Misses
Jean Goodall and Saunle Whitney
and Mmea, Edward Brown, Robert
Scudder, Vernon B. Bearse, John
U. MacPhee, Bruce Clowery and
William J. Burch. Mrs. Henry B.
Davles will serve as commentator.
Tickets are on sale by Mrs. Les-
ter W. Murphy nnd Mrs. Robert J.
Edward s. Mrs. Dan B. Gaylord is
publicity chairman , and Mrs. - John
Askew is chairman of the decorat-
ing committee, which includes
Mmes. Ralph Fuller, Paul W. Stiles,
Frederick L. Hull , George L. Cross,
L. W. Murphy, Robert Benton and
Joslah H. Cook.
Hyannis
MR*. LAURtNCK BKARSK
Correspondent
THE VILLAGE CHURCH
The Ladies' Sewing Circle met
on Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. L'Esperance.
The Friendship Guild met on
Monday evening, at the home of
Mrs. Evo on Bumps River road.
After the business meeting games
were enjoyed. Assisting Mrs. Ren-
zi as hostesses were Mrs. Gunnar
Iiahlberg. and Mrs. Phillip Neal.
Next month's meeting of the Guild
will be on May 6th. With Mrs.
Stanley Buckler and. Mrs. Philip
French in charge of a bowling
party.
The Union Lenten Service was
held at the Hyannis Federated
Church Wednesday evening. The
service next Wednesday evening,
April 10, will be held here in the
South Congregational Church at
7:80 o'clock.
RED CROSS REPORT
To date; contributions in the
1946 Red Cross drive for funds has
totaled 11,000, in the Centerville
district it has been reported by
Mrs. Arthur L. Patrick , captain.
Anyone who has not been contact-
I ed by a solicitor and wishes to con-
tribute , may call Mrs. Patrick, Hy.
915-W. or contributions may be
sent to Red Cross Headquarters in
Hyannis.
GARDEN FORUM
The Centerville Library will be
the scene of a Oarden Forum Mon-
day night at 7:30 o'clock. Miss
Annis M. Sturgls is in charge. Bert-i
ram Tomlinson will be present as
special consultant. All gardeners
and would-be gardeners are urged
to attend to share experiences and
I find the answers to problems which .
perplex them.
PERSONALS
Miss Dorothy Worrell has moved
her household furnishings from
I Dorchester to her home on Phin-
ney's Lane, which she is now mak-
ing her permanent residence.
Mr. and Mrs. Prince A. Fuller Jr.,
were week-end guests of Mr. and
Mrs. John Blelcken in Hooksett ,
N. H.
Mrs. Bertha Lewis who has been
visiting her son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Larger-
gren for 10 days, left Wednesday
for Nantucket , where she will
spend the Summer.
Mrs. Georgia Bates of Brookline,
visited friends in the village over
the week-end.
Mrs. Seabury Bearse celebrated
her birthday last Thursday. She
spent the day visiting Mrs. Sydney
Phillips in Ostervllle.
Mrs. Joseph Hallett who has been
spending the Winter months in
Hooksett, N. H„ arrived home on
Wednesday. Mrs. John Blelcken
brought her mother home. Mrs.
Hallet t has been visiting the Bleic-
kens and the Wallace Halletts.
Miss Mary Bohllng, Miss Rather-
lne MacDonald, and her brother,
Lt. (j.g.) Joseph MacDonald of Ros-
llndale, were week-end guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond LewiB.
The second birthday of Frank
Willard Buckler, young son of Mr.
and Mrs. Stanley Buckler, was cel-
ebrated last Saturday.
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Cpl. Edmund J. Santos, son of
Mrs. Mary G. Santos of Hyannls,
has entered the Engineer Officer
Candidate School at Fort BelVoir,
Va. He had been stationed at Fort
Lenard Wood, Mo., with the Army
Service Forces Training Center,
which is being closed. He is 18,
and enlisted in the Army last De-
cember in his Senior year at Barn-
Btable High school and is eligible
for his diploma In June.
CENTERVILLE NEWS
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Street Floor, Cherry's, when you make a purchase.
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Barnstable Rd. Tel. 1230 Hyannls
Bear Wheel Alignment and
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"IJOM'T (1FT MAD—GUT MADDEN"
ANNOUNCEMENT .
A partnership has been formed under the firm name of
Kelly and Moynahan
to engage, in the business of
Probate Accounting for Attorneys
Tax Account ing Estate Planning ' ,
General Insurance Judicial &.Surety Bonds
We offer bur services to the members of the local Bar
and to the general public.
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Room 4, Public Service Building Hvannis
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290 Main Street. Hyannis
Near Railroad Depot
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makesoap;how muchforother
peacetime goods. The shortage
would be even worse without
the wonderful help American
housewives are giving by turn-
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This photograph of fishing shanties at Oyster River , Soutli
Chatham , is an example of some of the excellent work done
bv one of the Cape 's outstanding amateur photographers ,
Robert H. Boody of Ocean Street , Hyannis , whose camera
hobby has won him prizes in many exhibits and contests in
recent years. The story of Mr. Boody 's hobby appeared in last,
week's Patriot in Mrs. Ruby Freeman 's column. "Cape Tod
Hobbies. "