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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Barnstable , ss.
PROBATE COURT
To all persons interested in the
mist estate under the will of
[LYSSES A. HULL, late of Bavn-
slable, in said County, deceased ,
for the benefit of Uylsses N. Hull
and others.
Tho trustee of said estate has
presented to said Court for allow-
ance his eighth account.
If you desire to object thereto,
you or your attorney should file a
written appearance in said Court
nt Barnstable before ten o'clock in
rbe forenoon on the 10th day of
May, 1949, the return day of this
citation.
Witness, COLLEN C. CAMP-
BELL, Esquire, Judge of said
Court , this 14th day of April in the
year one thousand nine hundred
und forty-nine.
KENRICK A. SPARROW ,
Register.
April 21, 28, May 5.
L E G A L N O TI C E S
MORTGAGEE'S SALE
OF REAL E8TATE
By virtue and in execution of the
power of sale contained in a cer-
tain mortgage of real estate given
by FREDERICK P. FINNERAN
and MILDRED C. FINNERAN, hus-
band and wife, as tenants by the
'entirety and not as tenants in
common, both of Barnstable (Hyan-
nis), Barnstable County, Massachu-
setts, to HYANNIS TRUST COM-
PANY, a banking corporation duly
established under the laws of the
Commonwealth of Massachusetts,
having Its principal place of busi-
neBB in that part of the Town of
Barnstable known as Hyannis,
Barnstable County, Massachusetts',
'dated March 7th, 1947 , recorded
with Barnstable County Registry
Of Deeds in Book 666 , Page 414, of
"which mortgage the undersigned is
the present holder, for breach of
the conditions of said mortgage and
for the purpose of foreclosing the
same will be sold at Public Auc-
tion at 2:00 o'clock P.M., Daylight
Saving Time, on Friday, the 27th
day of May, 1949, on the premises
described in said mortgage, all and
singular the premises described
in said mortgage, to wit:
That certain parcel of land to-
gether with the buildings thereon,
situated on the easterly side of the
Straightway, so called, in that part
of the Town and County of Barn-
stable, Massachusetts, known as
Hyannis, and being more particu-
larly bounded and described as fol-
lows:
Beginning at the Southwesterly
corner of the granted premises at
a concrete bound set in the easter-
ly side line of said Straightway, and
marking the northwest corner
bound of land of Framees P. Tev-
yaw;
Thence North 2° 42' 24" East
along the easterly sideline of said
Straightway eighty (SO) feet to a
point for a corner marking the-
southwesterly corner of land of
John Thomas Mullaly;
thence North 85° 45' 10" East by
said laud of Mullaly about one linn-
Classi
f ied Advertising
Rates: Two cents a word first Insertion; one cent a word each sub-
sequent Insertion. $.25 minimum charge for each Insertion. Dlaplay
rates upon application.
The House of
"PERMANENT WAVE8"
Mademoiselle
655 Off Main Street, Hyannis
Connection Slx-O-Three
7 months of
READERS DIGEST
only $1.00
HELEN M. BERRY
Bass River Te l. Hy. 1649-M-3
Helps Restore
Dull Furniture
Cleans, Polishes quickly
easily. Covers scratches.
Ask your merchant for
BARNARD'S LUSTRE POLISH
Manufacturer,
Coach House Antiques
Route 6, West Barnstable
• Business Services
For Mother 's Day •
Greeting
Cards
We have the largest
stock on the Cape.
SMALLHOFF A HAINES
Hyannis, Mass.
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Jack's Bike Shop
17 Barnstable Rond Hyannli
NEED HOUSE URGENTLY for
year round rental. Would like to
rent In Hyannis, If possible. Any-
where In Town of Barnstable all
right. John J. Dillon, 71A Pine St.,
Tel. Hyannis 607-M.
• Situation Wanted
SITUATION WANTED
College man desires work on Cupe,
Juno in to .September 15. Would
like position with room. Elroy 10.
Anderson, 17 Kenwood St., Brock-
ton. MUSH ,
• Hel p Wanted
FEMALE HELP WANTED
Experienced woman for plain
cooking and light housework, To
live In Pall illvor winters and In
Centerville summers. Write Mrs.
f t. A. Horvltz, lotw Itay Street, Kail
River, MUHH ., to arrange for Inter-
view;
• Instruction
MOTOR VEHICLE EXAMINER:
Men 21 to GO, Capable <>f learning
by home study, prepare for ibis
examination scheduled tor this
year. Veterans havo preference.
For Interview write to Framing-
ham civil service School, Framing-
horn Centre, Mass.
• For Sule
straight or Fan-Shape Trellises,
Wood or Steel Lawn Rakes, Sponge
Rubber Knee Guards tor gardening
or homo use. Grass WillPH, Hedge
Shears , Ainplcu foutliorwolglil plas-
tic Qarden Hose, Fertilisers and In-
secticides, A fow now and IIHOI I
Lawn Mowers left, CROWELL 'H
LAWN MOWER SERVICE, Tel,
Hyannis 1914-w.
HURRICANE TE8TED
MOORING LINE
In use for over 12 yours. Cut-proof ,
rot-proof , worm-proof, lnsuros your
bout. Complete lino of Marino Hard-
ware. Woolsoy 's Paints. Olson 's and
Coprollgnum copper paints und pre-
sorvatlvos. Wail rope. All our mor-
rhaudlHo iisod by tho ashing fleet
for years must be ablo to take it
In all wenthor. . '
PLENTY OF PARKING.
M II III IIH Fishing (jour , Inc.
I'lor 4 , Now Bedford. 6-7403
SCHUMAN REALTY COMPANY
REALTORS
All kinds of prcporty bought and
sold. Losses, mortgugoB, and finan-
cing arrungod.
George .1. Schumun
Ruth II. Schumun
20(1 Main St root Hyannis , Mass.
Tel. HyunnlH 277
Parts aud Repairs For All Muke
Sowing Machines. Make a Portuble
Electric out of your Old Hewing
Muchluo , (80,60. .Silcli-ln-Timo Shop
—tho Ono Stop shop for tho Sow-
ing Women, Fabrics and sowing
Accessories, Ruili and Arthur Mac-
Kiioi'iic y, i) Sherman Square, Tel.
Hyannis imo.
FLOOR HANDING Hi REFINIHH-
ING . Also machines to rent, wall-
paper Hlioppu . Tel. HyunnlH I75fu
I PAINTING & DECORATING
Exterior — Interior
F. I,. ROCHE & SONS
Phone HyunnlH 2002-M-8
ARVJD and WALTER JACOBBON.
Interior and Exterior Painting.
Paper Hanging, ColllugB Ilednish-
ed. Tolophone Hyannis 1142-M or
1660-M.
MISCELLANEOUS
Woddlng Stationery, Engagement
und Wedding Announcements, In-
vitations, Calling Card*. Six Day
Service. The Patriot Office, Hyan-
nis. Tel. Hy. 24.
W^£»- vj| Agents for
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ANDERSON CO.
416 Main Street Hyannis
Tel. Hy. 900 - Falmouth 181
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ALCOHOLIC8-ANONTMO08. FOR
INFORMATION writ* (Cap* Cod
Group) P. O. Box 7«1, Hyennli.
MM*
BASS RIVER REAL ESTATE
OFFICE
Route 28 South Yarmouth
Complete Listings of Cape
Property.
RobertW. Canning • William Baker
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ST. FRANCIS JAVIER CHURCH
Catholic
Tbe Ilev. Thomas 3. McLean,
pastor, tho Rev . F.dward C. Duffy,
curate. George R. Wallace, organ-
ist.
Confessions Saturday and Thurs-
day before first Friday of month :
4 to 6:30 and 7:80 to 8:80 p.m.
First Frlduy maSB, 7 a.m.; evening
servlco, 7:.'<0 p.m.
Sunday masses, 7, 0 and 11 n.m.
evening service, 7:30 p.m. Daily
muss, 7 a.m, Confessions from 4 to
6:30 and 7:30 to 8:30 p.m.
GREEK ORTHODOX CHURCH
Rev . Hporos Mourlkis, Pastor.
Sunday School , 10 to 10:30 a.m.;
morning sorvlce, 11 a.m. to noon.
experience or churches anywhere
in the country.
Special Sunday in May
The annual ni-Y Reunion Break-
fast will be on May 16 with 11 Hl-Y
members nnd families observing
"I Am An American Day."
The Annual Reunion or Coupels
Married by the Minist er will be on
May 22 with the f' offoo Hour in
their honor and to afford fellow-
ship t ogether.
Memorial Day will ho observed
May 2»th with all veterans of the
church and parish as special
guests.
L E G A L N O T I CE S
HEARING
lino J. Manni of West Barn-
stable, Muss., having applied for
permission for a license to store
and sell petroleum products In
underground tanks of a capacity of
6000 gallons and inainlaln a Killing
Station on the property now owned
by him and located on Main Street ,
(Route (ij In the villuge of West
Barnstable, we the undersigned
Selectmen of the Town of Barn-
stable will hold a public bearing al
I he Town Office , on Friday, May
18th, 1949 , at 11 a.m.
CHESTER A. CROCKER ,
VICTOR F. ADAMS,
GEORGE f t. CROSS,
Selectmen of Barnstahle.
May 5, 1949.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Barnstable , ss.
PROBATE COURT
To all persons interested in the
estate of IRA B. BASSETT, late of
Barnstable (Hyannis), in suid
County, deceased:
The administrator or d.b.n. of
said estate has presented to said
Court for allowance his first and
final account.
dred twenty-two and. 12/100
(122.12) feet to an Iron pipe adjoin-
ing land formerly of Louise S.
Earle nnd now of Walter aud Hilda
f t. Peterson;
theuce South 10° 47' 24" West,
hy land now of Walter and Hilda f t.
Peterson eighty (SO) feet, more or
less, to land of Frances F. Tevyaw;
and
thence turning and running North |
85° 45' 16" West one hundred twen- 1
ty-two and 12/100 (122.12) feet by
iand of said Tevyaw to the easterly
side line of said Straightway at the
first mentioned bound and point of
beginning.
Being the southerly portion of
the land conveyed by Louise S.
Earle to John ThomaB Mullaly as
shown and delineated on a plan en-
titled "Plan of Land in Hyannis,
Massachusetts, Surveyed for Wal-
'ter and Hilda f t, Peterson, February
1, 1945, Herbert Richardson, Civil
Engineer," which said plan is duly
filed in the Registry of Deeds for
Barnstable County, Plan Book 71,
Page 79.
Being the same premises con-
veyed to us by John Thomas Mul-
lal y by deed to be recorded here-
with.
I There is included herein as a
part of the realty ell portable or
I sectional buildings at any time
placed upon said premises, and all
furnaces, ranges, heaters, plumb-
ing, gas and electric fixtures,
screens, mantels, shades, screen
doors, storm doors, and windows,
oil burners, gas or electric refrig-
erators and all other fixtures of
"whatever kind and nature at pres-
ent or hereafter installed In or on
Ithe granted premises in any man-
ner which renders such articles
usable in connection therewith so
far as the same are or can by agree-
ment of parties, be made a part of
the realty, and all material , appar-
atus or supplies intended to enter
into the construction, repair or re-
modelling of the buildings on said
premises, now in said buildings or
on said premises, or placed therein
or thereon prior to the full payment
and discharge of this mortgage.
Said premises will be sold sub-
ject to all unpaid taxes, assess-
ments and tax sales, if any there
be.
Terms of the sale, ten per cent.
(10%) to be paid in cash or certi-
fied check by the purchaser at the
time und place of the sale, balance
of the purchase price within ten
(10) days upon delivery of the deed
at the office of Paul M. Swift, Hy-
annis, MasB. Other terms to be an-
nounced at the time of the sale.
HYANNIS TRUST COMPANY
By
Gerard 0. Besse, Treasurer.
Present Holder of said
Mortgage.
For further authority for said
'sale, see decree of the Superior
Court in and for the County of
Barnstuble, Commonwealth of Mas-
sachusetts, fluted and entered April
28, 1949 , in Case No. 21065.
Paul M. Swift , Atty.
Hyuiinis , Mass.
(May 5, 12, 19)
If you desire to object thereto,
you or your attorney should file u
written appearance in said Court
at Barnstable before ten o'clock Ii
the forenoon on the 10th day of
May, 1949, the return day of this
citation.
Witness, COLLEN C. CAMP-
BELL, Esquire) Judge of said
Court, this 11th day of April, in tbe
year one thousand nine hundred
and forty-nine.
KENRICK A. SPARROW,
Register.
April 21, 28, May 6.
If you desire to object tnereto,
you or your attorney should file a
written appearance In said Court
at Barnstable before ten o'clock in
the forenoon on tbe 10th day of
May, 1949, the return day of this
citation. «, . «,_
Witness, COLLEN C. CAMP-
BELL, Esquire, Judge of said
Court, this 14th day of April, in
tbe year one thousand nine hundred
and forty-nine.
KENRICK A. SPARROW,
Register.
April 21, 28, May 6.
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II
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
1 Barnstable , 8a,
I PROBATE COURT
I To all jiersons interested in the
I estate ot WILLIAM S! LUMBERT
' /ale of Barnstable (Centerville), in
said County, deceased.
,\petition has been presented to
said Court praying that Rosa J.
Flsb of Barnstable (Centerville), in
said County be appointed adminis-
tratrix of said estate without giving
a surety on her bond.
If you desire to object thereto,
you or your attorney should file a
written appearance In said Court
at Barnstable before ten o'clock in
the forenoon on the 24th day of
i May, W49 , the return day of this
i citation.
I Witness, COLLEN C. CAMP-
I lilXl, , Esquire, Judge of said
I Court, this 22nd day of April, in the
¦
year one thousand nine hundred
¦and forty-nine,
I KENRICK A. SPARROW,
I Register.
[April 28, May 5, May 12.
I Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Barnstable, ss. Probate Court.
To all persons Interested in the
estate of EUNICE V. STURGES,
late of Barnstable, in said County,
dueased,
A petition has been presented to
said Court for probate of a certain
Instrument purporting to be the last
"111 of said deceased by Clinton A.
Sturges, or Barnstable (Center-
ville), in said County praying that
he be appointed executor thereof
without giving a surety on his
bond,
II you desire to object thereto,
you or your attorney should file a
written appearance in said Court
M Barnstable before ten o'clock In
m lorenoon on the 241b day of
felon ' 'he retU1'" day oC m*
%noss COLLEN C. CAMP-
"';;'' Esquire, Judge of said
, °"'¦ lllis 20th day of April in the
tw one thousand nine hundred
'""' forty-nine.
KENRICK A. SPARROW ,
May 6, l2) 19,
Register.
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PR0 BATE C0URT
' '"I Persons interested in the
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™™ (HyannlB), In said County,
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m'esom!;T"'
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"iin of sal(1 wul'd has
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M"UI Court Ma second
°unt for allowance.
you o
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v ""Slle t0 ol '^cl thereto,
written '""' atl0">ey should file a
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I'fTT6 in ' 8ulu Court
the „?
*,'"e ,,ef01;e ^ii o'clock in
w«y. 149 ,n°" ,
tlle 2 Uh d »y ot
citation ' return day of this
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Judge of 8ald
year one nf'" Uay of AP'n- '» the
and forty-nlne
"88"*1 n'ne hundred
KENRICK A. SPARROW.
"** 5, 12, 19
Register.
In fc DEATHS
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I Commonwealth of Massachusetts
, Barnstable, ss.
PROBATE COURT
To all persons Interested in the
I estate of SUSIE H. KOSAK, late of
Chatham, in Bald County, deceased.
j A petition has been presented to
' said Court praying that Ina B.
j Worthing of Chatham, in said
I County be appointed administratrix
I of said estate without giving a sure-
ty on her bond.
jToX iTNO-ncEa
Commonweslth of M.
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ATE COURT
AA
m Preston Q. Craves of Haddon-
To £ nntv of Hamden, State of
fleld'
TS n£a M£ttle V. Schiller,
E2?r« »$»> HMT* An?!lng;
Georg
trf Lite Armington, all of
SUSt oSt/- Camden, State
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Su
on
e
hos been presented to
M Court by Richard J. Qlendon,
88ld
f rhatham, in the County ot
•""• of
. v.i! nraving that for the
Barn
nS et forth in said petition
Z
"court appotat a new Commls-
%iaVto the partition proceedings
I "entries Bassett, Mattie V. Schil-
1 Preston Q. Graves, George Arm-
ler
'. . Harry Armington and Llta
^mnkton. Barnstable County Case
«0 21443, Edward N. Johnson, the
5 miBsloner appointed In said
So
n Proceedings having de-
S
d and having failed to file his
eport thereon, said new Commis
fiWw to file a return and do all
B
w acts thai said Edward N.
lahnson
* Commissioner, failed to
erform as required by Chapter 241
It the General Laws.
°
I you desire to be heard thereon,
vnu or your attorney should file a
Written appearance in said Court
' Barnstable within twenty-one
Ls from the 24th day of May,
,049 the return day of this citation,
and
'also file an answer or other
pfeading within twenty-one days
th
$
K COLLEN C. CAMP-
HELL Esquire, Judge of said
Court,
' this 13th day of April, in
the year one thousand nine hundred
and f0,
K
y
BNRlbK A. SPARROW,
Register.
April 21, 28, May 5.
LISTINGS SOLICITED
HyannlB to Chatham
ROGER W. WIGHT
REAL ESTATE
Mllus Stroot, Harwich Port
Tel. liar. 1072-M
MASON SPECIALTIES
"We Cover the (" ape"
All types of nmson work,
Chimney Cleaning and Repair.
T. W. LcBLANC
Tel. Hy. 1382W3. Bass River
HOME SERVICE
Fiborglas insulation; Roofing, ail
kinds; Aluminum Comb, windows;
Asiiesi iis sidinn. Carpentry, House-
Painting—up to 36 months to pay.
Frank Votapka, Tel, Harwich 44-M.
J A M E S W. K E A R N S
MASON CONTRACTOR
Brickwork - Cesspools
Foundations
"Fireplaces a specialty"
Marstons Mills Tel. Ost. 727
ENTERTAINMENT FOR CLUBS,
Hotels, Banquets and Private Par-
ties. Contact Sid Wright, Tel. Hy-
uiinis 1423-W.
Promptly Relieves J
A,
BABY'SCT
couair>
(fromsceW) child's Mild
rOf OVW40ft ¦¦II L^S m 4 *J A 11 ¦
boby'. litln li AI^XMllSdlU '
Tel, Osterville 4942
CLARENCE M. MaoLEOD
PIANO TUNING
' Repalrlno Refeltlng
(20 years experience)
Marstons Mills Mass.
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Insurance
Real Estate
J. L. ROGER8
Orleans Tel. 110 Mass.
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HYANNISFISHCO.
PLEASANT STREET
Phone Hyannis 1266W 1
Oil the lVutrrfn.nl
Everything in Season
in Boston, April 18, a daughter,
Cory Ellis , to Mr. and Mrs. John S,
Hartford, Sherborn. Mr. and Mrs.
Nowlon K. Hartford , lioiirnesdal o,
are grandparents, and Mrs . Nathan
s. Hartford, Bournedale, and Mrs.
George (i. Ilakor, Now York City,
am greiit-grandmolbers.
In Boston, April Hi, a daughter ,
Louise Truynor, to Mr. and Mrs.
Robert G. Taylor, Milton. Great-
grandmother Is Mrs . Ijoula M. Crow-
ell , East Dennis.
In Baltimore, Md., April 22, a son,
Robert Sherman, to Mr. and Mrs.
Charles M. Easter. Mrs. Lauchlan
M. Crocker, Marstons Mills , Is ma-
ternal grandmother.
In Wareham, April 24, a daugh-
ter to Mr. and Mrs, Donald Small,
Sagamore. Osgood Small, Saga-
more, is paternal grandfather, and
Mrs, Edith Snow , Buzzard s Bay, Is
maternal grandmother.
BIRTHS
Continued from Page I
well underway for those who bad
liostollng or equivalent oxperlonco,
or havo hud outdoor and group ex-
perience, Tliolr function Is to
organise groups of 10 persons,
make the plans and soo that they
got the most out of tho trip.
Ho suid the Boston Council is
Interested In a hostel in or near
Hyannis to be sponsored by an or-
ganization , who will supply tho
noenssnry furnishin gs and find
house-parents who may have tho
uso of a bouse on tho promises
froo of charge. Also that it is too
far from the Sandwich hostel lo
tho one In North Easlham , or from
Sandwich to Provincotown to sen
much of tho country by dayli ght.
Further Information was that,
passes aro necessary for these trips
and ho explained the customs.
Groups havo arranged to come to
tho Capo from New York City,
I Washington and Detroit to see the
Capo, the speaker told. He said
that In this country hostels aro
built and maintained by hostelers
during work trips. Hostels woro
started In Europe in 11)10 and they
havo spread fill over the world.
Thoy were started In this country
in 19.15 In Westfleld and or the 140
hostels 2,1 are In New England. He
Bald there are 100 In Switzerland
and ,170 in England.
Hostelers do fatigue work at
the lioHiels , help farmers and the
communities In various ways be-
cause they do not have so much
money to spend. Hostelers travel
in families and singly. Boston
Council sponsors weekend and
week trips and there are nine hos-
tels within a day's cycling range
of Boston and 1500 have already
planned trips this summer. One is
needed on the Mid-Cape, be said,
between Sandwich and Province-
town.
Youth Hostels
Kiwanis Holds Sons
and Daugters Night
Rev. Robert ('. Dodds was the
speaker last night. Mr. Dodds, who
was born In India and lived thorn
until he was 14 years old , told the
Klwanians , their sons and daugh -
ters, of tlie people and customs in
India. His talk was enjoyed by all.
¦ The following sons and daughters
enjoyed the nice dinner and the
talk: Fred Scudder, 2nd; Linda
Gould , Vinton Hodgkins, Jr., Bobble
Terry, Dick Guertin, Paula Ristau,
Sandra Greetle, David Nelson, Cor-
rine Hord, Sandra Hasckel, BUlie
Jenkins, Arthur Donnelly, Dorcas
Donelly, Barbara Home, Stewart
Myers, Sidney Wright, Jr., Hope
Mehatfey, Bruce Mehaffey, Carrol
Dauphinee, Nell Dauphinee, Robert
Kenton and David Pollock,
Ken Van Buren was also a guest.
FEDERATED CHURCH
Rev. Thomas Pardue, Pastor..
Mrs. Arnold Smalley, Organist.
Mrs. Vincent Dewey, Supt. of
Church School.
9:45 a.m. Church School.
11:00 a.m. Church Service.
11:00 a.m., class lor beginners In
Bruce Hall.
5:00 p.m. Junior Youth Fellow-
ship.
6:30 p.nv Senior Youth Fellow-
ship.
Friday, 7:30 p.m., choir rehearsal.
6:00 p.m., daily, musical devotions
from church steeple.
CEMETERY ASSOCIATION
MEETING
There will be an important meet-
ing of the Cotult Cemetery Associ-
ation in the Library on Monday
evening, May 9. Everyone is in-
vited to attend.
RUMMAGE SALE
A rummage sale will be held on
May 11 at 2 p.m. in Bruce Hall by
the Ladies ^derated Sewing
Sewing Circle.
PERSONALS
On Friday eventng, after re-
hearsal of the Senior choir the
members held an informal surprlso
Party for Mr. William Ryder in
recognition of his services SB di-
rector for the past ten weeks.
Sandwiches, cakes and coffee were
served.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Greenwood
and Miss Marjorie Greenwood ,
formerly of this village , have re-
turned and are building a new
home on Coolidge Street.
Mrs. Ernest O. Dottridge, Sr., is
spending a week in Arlington , tbe
guest of her daughter and son-in-
law, Mr, and Mrs. Raymond Mac-
Lean.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Simmonds
of Norton were weekend guests of
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Spencer.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wesson of
Worcester and Frank Whipple pf
Weymouth were at their home on
Main Street for the weekend.
Mrs. Louis Campbell ls in tho
Cape Cod Hospital.
Miss Mabel Riley of Newton was
at her summer home the past week.
Mrs. William Ball , who lias boon
in Nova Scotia for several weelcs,
joined her husband here.
Lemuel G. Fish , who spent his
school vacation with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Fish , has re-
turned to Woonsocket, R. I.
Mrs. Stanley Turner was a Bos-
ton visitor for severnl days the
first of the week.
Several members of the Jules
Muellers of Weston were at their
summer cottage over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert flruuor , who
are in Nashua, N. H., for the sum-
mer season, were at their home for
the weekend.
Miss Marlon Brundette expects
to leave the last of the week for
Providence and Greenwood to visit
friends and relatives for Reveral
weeks,
Roland Nickerson lias had Ills
daughter, Mrs. William Kelley, as
guest for the pa* week.
Mr. and Mrs. Richmond Gilford
and family of Middleboro were re-
cent guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. M.
Glfford.
Mrs. Udell Perry of Santult is
in the Cape Cod Hospital.
Mrs. Richnrd Wood ot Birming-
ham , Alabama, arrived on Sunday {
at the home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Victor Anderson, both being
ill. Miss Marlon Coleman of Mars-
tons Mills has been in the homo
for the paBt week caring for thorn.
In the mental collisions of mor-
tals and the strain of Intelle ctual
wrestlings , moral tension Is tested ,
and , if it yields not, grows stronger.
—Mary Baker Eddy.
The roads leading to distin ction
in separate pursuits diverge, and
the nenrer we approach the one,
tho further we recede from the
oilier. —Bovee.
Finally, education alone can con-
duct us to that enjoyment which
is, at once, best in quality and in-
finite In quantity. —Horace Mann.
Cotuit
Pack 53, Cub Scouts of America,
held its monthly meeting last night
at the Elks Home on Barnstable
Road . Mr. and Mrs. BusBett of
Brewster were guests. Mrs. Bassett,
a commissioner, represented the
council office and presented the
annual charter to Mr. Richard Nye,
chairman of the Pack Committee.
Mrs. Eva Bennett accepted the
charter for the sponsoring institu-
tion , the Emblem Club No. 93. Mrs.
Florence Borsari presented to Mr.
Myron Sandler, Cubmaster , a pla-
que and a Cub Scout ring m recog-
nition of his faithful work as a Cub-
master. Mrs. Bennett presented a
gift, two straps and flag and holder
to the Pack and after the meeting
the Emblem Club served refresh-
ments.
Mr, Thomas O'Neill , assistant
Cub Master, spoke of the Houolit
movie with William Bendlx In the
"Life of Riley, " to be put on May
12 and 13 at the Center Theatre,
Hyannis. Also that the Cubs of
Pack 53 will be the guests of the
Boston Red Sox at Fenway Park,
Boston, on May 26. All arrange-
ments for both of these ovents
huve been made by him.
A Wehelo nnd gradual Ion cere-
mony were bold for Paul Drouln and
his parents and they were received
by Mr. W. Bettencourt , Scout Mas-
ter. The following members re-
ceived their bobcat legis t rations
and pins: Charles Williams , Charles
Gbode, Jr., Richard Holmes , Craig
Hopkins, Robert Long, John Pavuo,
Jr., ami Benjamin Sandler,
The following Cubs received
awards: Paul Drouln , Rodney
Lopes, Parker Moore , j ack Ronnie,
Poter While , Charles Williams,
William Rosengreii , St 11:111 Myers ,
Paul l.igero , William Wahlola,
Richard Jenny, Benjamin Sandler,
James McGiHati , Michael Santos
Lawrence Hadfleld, Phillip Qreeue,
Nathaniel Tpbey, Lawrence Touey,
Peter Campbell and Paul Stearns,
150 People See Cub
Pack No. 53 Accept
Charter THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
"The Family Church"
Rev. E. Gage Hotaling, Minister
SUNDAY SERVICES
Church School meets at 9:45.
Organ Meditation and Prelude at
10:46. Service of Worship at 11:00.
Nursery class meets in Bearse
Room at 11:00.
Junior High Fellowship at 6:00.
Youth Fellowship at 6:00.
Thursday : Choir rehearsal at
7:30 in the sanctuary.
Week of May 8th
At 11 a.m., Observance of Family
Sunday. Sermon topic: "Let's Get
Together!"
Monday : Men's Brotherhood Sup-
per nt 6:30 in the Parish Hall. La-
dles Night will be observed.
Tuesday : Young Adult Fellow-
ship Party at 8:00.
Wednesday : Women's Fellow-
ship at 8:00 in the Nye room.
Thursday: Choir rehearsal In the
sanctuary.
HYANNIS CHURCH NEWS
Families are invited lo attend in
family groups In observance of
Mother 's Day and the concluding
day of Christian Family Week.
Folk In the community, with fami-
lies at a distance, nnd now fami-
lies without a church homo, are
cordially invited to shnro in the
services.
At 9:30 the Junior choir will
sing and Mr. Simon Gesin will lie |
soloist. At 11'.00 the Senior choir
will sing with tlie Offertory Anthem
by the Junior choir. Dr. Curl Fear-
ing Schultz, minister, win bring a
special sermon on the subject
"There's No Pluce Like Homo
After You Get Used To It."
42 Members New Received
Forty-two new members were re-
ceived at the Anniversary Services
' last Sunday when 21 years of min-
istry as pastor and people were
concluded and the 22nd year was
started. There were 400 people
present at the I wo morning serv-
ices for the largest gathering to
ho In attendance on the Sunday In-
augurating a now year of ministry
during the entire 21 years. To date
100 now members have been re-
ceived in 1949.
S Sundays Remain In School Year
Tho Church School will bo happy
to havo new children and young
people enroll ovon for the conclud-
ing weeks of the present school
year which terminates with Chil-
dren's Day the second Sunday in
June. Last. Sunday In the Kinder-
garten Department, pro-school chil-
dren from age 2% up to the first
grade, there were 20 pre-sohool
children present al 9:30- and thoro
were 35 pro-school children in at-
tendance at 11 , for a total of (II
children under grade 1, and with
the teachers the attendance in that
department alone oxceedod 70 ,
which would be outstanding In Hie
Mother's Day Service
At Federated Church
THE FEDERATED CHURCH OF
HYANNIS
"The Friendly Churcn."
Carl Fearing SchulU, D.D., Minister
MrB. Warren W. Cook, organist.
9:30 and 11:00 n.m,—Worship
Services. Church School.
9:30 nnd 11:00 a.m.—Pre-School
Children.
10:40 a.m.—Junior nnd junior
High Departments.
11:00 a.m.—Primary Department.
12:10 p.m.—Senior High Depart-
ment.
5:16 , Victory Vespers broadcast
from church over WOCB.
Tho minister may ho reached dally
at tho church ofllco or parsonage.
ZION MISSION (On North Stroot)
Mrs. Harriet Grate, Elder
Sunday School 3:00 p.m.
Evening Sorvico 8:00 p.m.
Thursday, prayer mooting 8 p.m.
CAPE COD SYNAGOGUE
Reli gious Borvlco, Friday, 7:30
p.m.
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST ,
SCIENTIST
Services held in Masonic Build-
ing Sunday morning at ll o'clock.
Testimony sorvico Wednesday ovo-
ning at 8:00. Sunday School con-
venes at tho hour of the Sunday
morning service. All aro welcome,
I "Adam and Fallen Man " Is the
Lesson-Sermon subject (or Sunday,
May 8. Goldon Text! "As In Adam
all ilio , ovou so In Christ shall all
he made ullve" (1 Cor. 15:22). Ser-
mon : Passages from tllo Bible
(Rin g .liimos Version) Include:
"Aud when thoy were como to the
multitude, there came to him a cer-
tain man , knooling down to him ,
aud saying, Lord , have mercy on
my son: for ho Is lunatick, and soru
vexed : for ofttimes he falleth into
the lire , nnd oft into tho water.. , .
Ami Josus rebuked Hie devil; and
he departed out of him: and the
child was cured from that very
boor" (Matthew 17:14 ,«in , 18). Cor-
Correlative passages from "Science
and Health with Key to Hie Scrip-
tures" by Mary linker Eddy in-
clude: "Rise in the stronglh of
Spirit, lo resist all that is unlike
'good. God lias made man capable
of this , and nothing can vitiate the
' ability und power divinely boslow-
led on man " (p. 393).