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Electrical Contractors
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Pole Line Construction — G. E. Dealer
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BODY AND FENDER WORK
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MlSS SUSAN TURNER
Jo OBSERVE 91st BIRTHDAY
M1«s Susan M. Turner , formerly
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'the S.P.C.C., in Hyannis , but
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CAPE COD QUOTA CLUB
Tl„. Quota Club of Capp Cod
i I,) its Installation of officers at
ih innis Inn April 24. Miss Mary
BagB0 past president of the Provl-
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m.„ club and Governor of the
•5th Distric t of Quota Inter-
yional, was installing officer for
Die ceremony.
Hlsg Sally Henderson of Provl-
.,,„, , a past president of the
Qoottt International , was fittest
beaksr.
\-,w officers installed were Miss
Prances Fuller , president; Mrs.
Marion C. Locke, 1st vice-presi-
jent; Mrs. Louise Newkirk , 2nd
,ice-president; Mrs. Marie Mc-
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ell, troasurer; Mrs. Louise C.
rtli itc . secretary. Directors are
Jlmes, Marion C. Smith , Helen C.
itwood, Alice Lochhead and Miss
jlladya Bond.
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH
Masonic Building
Preble Cobb, Pastor
Sunday school , 10 a.m., Study
'opic: "Miracles ot Provision."
11 ii.m., Sermon topic: "A Life
n the Lord "; 7:30 p.m., topic is
The Love of God—How Great".
Raj- Leavitt, Jr., will be guest
peaker.
Thursday, 7:30 p.m., prayer meet-
lg and Hible Study with Laurence
TOllams as speaker, to be held at
he home of Miss Marjorie Ham-
|lln, 284A Ocean Street , Hyannis.
TALENT SHOW REHEARSAL
A rehearsal for the P-TA Talent
Show will be held Saturday morn-
ing, May 10 at 9 o'clock at the
Hyannis Elementary School. All
acts are required to be in attend-
ee. Those wishing further in-
formation about the rehearsal are
asked to call Mrs. Robert Starck ,
lly. 2S3 or Mrs. Stephen Bates,
fly 3931.
FEDERATED CHURCH
UNITY GUILD MEET
The covered dish luncheon meet-
ing lust Monday was well attended.
Chairman of the luncheon was Mrs.
DiiRlit Killan assisted by Mrs. Carl
Schultz , Mrs. Hatrold C. Anderson,
Mrs Josie Fergeson and Mrs.
Alexander Lightfoot.
Utt, Edward F. Nicholson led
ihe devotions and reported on the
meeting of the Cape Cod Council
of Chorea Women. The president,
art, Henry C. Morris, conducted
"e business session after which
Harolii Jackson of Yarmouthport
save a hook review on Any a Sey-
m'i new book , "The "Wlnthrop
Woman ."
Two sewing sessions are sched-
jlled : one on Monday, May 12 at
JO am., at the home of Mrs. Law-
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" 8, Carlton , Strawberry Hill
lliiud , Centerville . The other will
he hei,| Wednesday, May 14 at 1:30
W at the home of Mrs. George
Whitnny . Silver Liat Lane, West
Yarmouth.
(in Friday evening, May 10, at 8
a talent project will he held in
Memorial Building ot the Hyannis
Federalnl Church. The subject will
|be "Highlights Through Yellow-
stone , Alaskan Peninsula and Can-
adian Rockies." Admission GOc.
HYANNIS WOMAN'S CLUB
The Evening Division of the
Hyannis Woman 's Club will hold
I heir annual meeting, and inci-
dentall y their final meeting, as a
separate group from that of the
regular Woman 's Club, tonight at
Coonamessett Inn. The executive
hoard of the Evening Division held
their last meeting last Thursday
anil enjoyed a dinner at Wimpy 's
in Osterville.
MASS. HEART ASS'N,
FILM PREVIEW
The Barnstable chapter nt the
Massachusetts Heart Association
lias announced plans for a preview
luncheon to be held at the Hyannis
Inn, May 23rd at 12 noon. Program
chairmen of any Cape organization
are being invited to this showing
of films and slides which the
association is mailing available to
organizations who might wish to
view them.
Should your program chairman
bo Interested call Hyannis 2570 for
a reservation.
IT'S A SMALL WORLD
Last week was vacation week
for many Hyannis residents but it
was the merest coincidence which
brought three Hyannis families to-
gether in the Capitol Building at
Washington , D. C.
Mr. and Mrs. James Cannon and
their daughters, Mr. and Mrs. John
Askew and their daughter and Mr.
und Mrs. Judson Clayton and their
sons quite unexpectedly happened
upon each other while sightseeing
in the Capitol!
PERSONALS
Mrs. Robert Baxter of Harvard
Street and her daughter-in-law ,
Mrs . Peter H. Baxter, of Hunting-
ton , Long Island have returned
from a one week trip during which
they flew to San Francisco.
Friends of Mrs. Florence Fay of
North Street , In Hyannis, will be
sorry to hear that she will he at
Pocasset for about the next week.
Mrs. Fay would bo cheered by n
word or card from her friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Folsom
spent last weekend here with Mrs.
Folsom's parents , Mr. and Mrs.
(leorge Slddall.
Mr. and Mrs . Hugh Findlay have
returned from a two weeks vaca-
tion in Rhode Island and Massa-
chusetts.
HYANNIS FIRST BAPTIST
CHURCH
"The Virgin Birth" , is the ser-
mon Stthjecl at the Hyannis First
Baptist Church nt the morning
worship MI n u m . Mother 's Day
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program will he reutiucl oil the
!l:30 Junior church service. Adult
Bible class will be held in the
sanctuary at 9:30 and Junior Fel-
lowship will meet in the Nye room
at 6:00.
On Monday there will be a meet-
ing of the Men 's Brotherhood In
the Parish Hall.
Boy Scouts will meet in thi
Finish hall Tuesday nt 7:00 and al
7:30 the Executive board will raeel
in the Nye room.
Sew and Serve will meet in Nye
room starting at 10:00, on Wednes-
day.
Election of officers «r the Bap-
tist Union will be held in the par-
ish hall at 6:30 on Thursday. Choir
rehearsal in the sanctuary will he
held at 7:30.
SPECIAL JUNIOR PhOGRAM
Mrs. Doroth y n. Moore, Sunday
school superintendent , has Issued a
special invitatio n lo all mothers
to attend n special program and
Junior Church service to lie held
in the parish hall of the First Bap-
tist Church on 'Sunday May 18 at
0:30 a.m. The children are prepar-
ing a special program mid the Jun-
ior Choir will sing special musti
for the occasion .
GREEK ORTHODOX CHURCH
May 10, Saturday, Sacrament ol
Confession ror all Sunday School
pupils , 11 to noon; 2 to S.
May 11, Sunday, "Sunday of thr
Samaritan Woman ". Sunday school
at 9:30; Holy Communion ami
breakfast , 10; Matin 's sorvice at
10:30; Divine Liturgy, at 11:00,
Mother 's Day serivee and sermon
in English and Greek.
I
HY
^HHIS
ENGAGEMENT OF
SHIRLEY IGO TOLD
Mr . and Mrs. George T,. lgo .
Greenwood Vvenuo, Hyannlsport,
have announced Ihe engagement of
Shirley A. Igo, to Second Lieuten-
ant James S. Kramer, U. S. Army,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Kramer , Main Street , Walpolo. An
August wedding Is plnnnod .
Miss igo and Kramer were grad-
uated from Northeastern Univer-
sity College of Business Adminis-
tration lust June , after which
Klamer was commrssimieil in the
V. S. Army and Miss Igo became a
teaching fellow In accounting at
Northeastern.
Miss Igo Is a graduate of Barn-
Btable nigh Sc hool and as an un-
dergraduate at Northeastern was
active in the Accounting Society
and served as treasurer of her class
board for three years.
Kramer, now stationed at tho
Pentagon, Washlntgon, D. C, was
graduated from Walpolo High
School and was a member of Phi
Beta Alph a Fraternity at North-
eastern. He was office manager of
tiie Northeastern NCWH .
Thomas Otis of Centerville Is
one of 53 student , or the Univer-
sity of Virginia to be named to
the Haven Society, honor soclely
of the college. To become eligible
for membership a student must
have proven academic achieve*
inc ut , and distinction in other fields
as well. Mr. Otis is studyin g In
the school oc law ol the university.
CENTERVILLE STUDENT
NAMED TO HONOR GROUP
With the completion of the beau-
tiful sanctuary of Our Lady of Vic-
tory Church Cente rville last week,
parishioners attended masses in
the upper church last Sunday Mny
t. Blessed at a priv ate ceremony,
the edifice will be offic ially dedi-
cated at a later dale
A beautiful white altar with spe-
cial wall shelves for fioWerS; pews
finished in natural wood ; choir
and organ loft at the rear of the
chinch ; windows of colored glass
each containing a scene Of an im-
por tant incident in the life of the
Virgin Mary; Stations of the
Cross in appropriate wall plaques
and tin overall simplicity and beau
ty to make for a worshipful atmos-
phere,
The lower church which has been
used for church services while work
progressed will be used as n par-
ish hall.
Cenlcrville Church
Open For Services
Students ot the University of
Massachusetts, Amherst who have
achieved Honor List ratings for the
first semester are .lames ('.
Sethares, 13 Rldgewood Avenue ,
llyannis , second honors , class of
llir.il ; Adelbert S. Wonvor, Cnm-
mett Road, Marstons Mills , third
honors , class of 1058.
BARNSTABLE STUDENTS
LISTED ON HONOR ROLL
The regular meetin g Of the H y-
annis Hoard of Trade will be held
Tuesday, Mny 18, al the Prisclllii
Alden Room, Dinner will be •erved
;K B:3fJ, An exceptionally good pro-
gram Is being arranged, Business
will Include ninny summer projects.
I HYANNIS BOARD OF TRADE
WILL PLAN SUMMER PROJECTS
CAPE COD
SPORTING CENTER
selling u complete line of
Sporting Goods and
Sports Books
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sporting goods and apparel.
State Road South Yarmouth
Tel. EXeter 8-2668
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