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BIRTHDAY OBSERVED
On' Friday evening, May 6th, a
numtier of Hyannis people attended
the evening service held at the
South Dennis Pull Gospel Assem-
bly, alter which a surprise party
was given to the minister's wife,
Mrs. Briggs Dingham, Uie occasion
being her birthday. A sum ot money
was presented Mrs. Dingham by
members and friends of the church.
Refreshments of sandwiches, cakes
and punch were served. Two birth-
day cakes were served also.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Lovell and daughter , Alice >
of South Yarmouth; Allen Brown, 1
Mrs. Maude Taylor, Mr. and Mrs.
Irving Ryder , Mrs. Mattie Chase, I
Ernest Metcalf , of Dennisport; Mr. '
and Mrs. David Kittila, Wlanno; i
MTS. Delia Chase and daughter , 1
Priscilla, Mrs. Nettie Eldredge, So.
Dennis; Mr. and Mrs. Emery Tomp- 1
kins, Colonial Acres; Mrs. Emma I
Kelley, West Dennis; Rev. Jessie I
Bright, Miss Ruth Dalil, Plymouth ; '
Miss Bowes, a missionary from In- i
dia; Mr. and Mrs. Angus MacRae
and son, Harold, Mrs. Nancy Rosen-
baum and daughter , Helen, George
Drisko, Ether Dingman and Mrs.
Winfred Harris, all of Hyannis;
Mrs. Ethel Baxter of St. Peters-
burg, Florida.
LEGION AUXILIARY
A joint Memorial Service of the
Barnstable Post and the Auxiliary
with the Rev. E. Gage Hotaling and l
the Rev. Carl F. Schultz , D.D., as
speakers, followed the business
meeting of the Auxiliary Tuesday
evening in the Post Home. New
members announced were Mrs.
Bruce Phinney and Donna Lee
Crocker, a Junior member. The an-
nual Poppy Days, May 27th and
May 2Sth , will be in charge of Mrs.
Gertrude Oliver and M,rs. Lillian
Donne. Plans were made for a food
sale May 20th and Mrs. Betty
Crocker was named to plan a rum-
mage sale.
Mrs. Emily MacPhee, Mrs. Napo-
leon Dupuis and Mrs. Paul E. Senno
were appointed delegates to thej
10th' District Council meeting May
Jl in Falmouth; alternates arc Mrs.
Frank .1. Mather , Mrs. Keith L.
Otto and Mrs. Ethel Churchill.
This group is sponsoring u magi-
cian entertainment for a ward In
Cashing General Hospital . An in-
vitation was accepted to attend the
riieniorfti i service of Cottiit Grange |
at 8-JP'R-m- Mav 25 in Santuit.
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JUNIOR ^'OMAN'S CLUB ! .,
The ' 3«2/or Woman - Club will i
hold its annual meeting Thursday
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evening. May
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house. The new officers, who will ,
havrv been nlortad thrifflgh ballot*,
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during the puiteess meeting )and*
will assume; their new positions nt •
ihe (dose of the business .session.
It is expected that trie Drama
Department of the Senior Club will
present the one-act comedy. "The
Incurable optimist" at fl p.m.
Mrs.
. Richard B. Hnskins, presi-
dent of the ('lull , plans to attend
mi Saturday. May 14, the conven-
tion of the state Federation of Jun-
ior Women 's Clubs In Swampscott
as a delegate. Miss Shirley Bodmnn ,
nominee for president, will also at-
tend as alternate. They « ill be ac-
companied by Mrs. Richard C.
Gould, treasurer , and Mrs. William
S. Murray. Jr., chairman of the
Drama Department ot the Senior
Club. '
DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA
The monthly business meeting
at S p.m. Tuesday at the Hyannis I
Woman's Club will be followed by
a linen shower for the Cetiacle.
Those in charge are Mrs. John
Medeiros. chairman , and Mesdames i
Marlon Pease, William Doyle. Shir-
ley Crosby and William Baker,
Hostesses will be Mesdames Henry
P. Burns, John Dillon , Manuel
Coute and Joseph Concannon.
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PUBLIC BUS TRIP TO
WORCESTER
The finance committee of the
Town of Barnstable Branch, Cape
Cod Hospital Aid Association, has
planned a round-trip bus ride to
Worcester Tuesday for the purpose
of seeing the Hooked Rug Show
of Pearl McOowan, designer.
Reservations must be made not
later than Saturday with Mrs.
Lawrence Grimes, tel. Hyannis
1S19-J. The bus will leave the Hy-
annis Depot at 7 a.m. Plans were
completed at a meeting of the
executive board held in the nurses
dome.
Mrs. Hyman N. Hirsch of this
same committee, has been named
to arrange a food sale. Plans were
:nade to collect fairly new bushel
aaskets which will be painted
'CAPE COD HOSPITAL" and used
!or collection of canned goods for
;he Fall drive. Mrs. Ira D. H. Mur-
ray is chairman of the project and
chairmen will take care of their
districts. Plans were also discussed
for an auction in June.
YOUNG ADULTS
The social of the Fellowship
group of the Baptist Church was
postponed from Tuesday to next
Tuesday and will be held in the
Parish Hall at 8 p.m. The program
and refreshments are In charge of
Miss Patricia Rood , chairman, and
Miss Evelyn Lahteine.
BROTHERHOOD ELECTS
The men's group of> the BaptiBt
Church closed its season Monday
evening with the annual meeting
and Ladies Night. A supper pre-
ceded the business meeting during
which Byron Hall was elected
president, succeeding Paul Trimble.
William Dnssett was elected vice-
president and Fred Burrows, secre-
tary-treasurer.
There were T.i at the .upper
served by the Junior High, Fellow-
ship. Mrs. Margaret Watson ot
Lynn gave humorous readings anil
monologes, Mrs. Esther Hinckley
gave violin solos. M(s. Pauline
Gosselin favored with vocals and
Mrs. Thomas Johnson was the ac-
companist.
WOMAN'S AUXILIARY
Mrs. John Bayard Smith enter-
tained this group of St, Mary 's
Church Monday evening at hqi-
lome for a business meeting and
sewing for Cape Cod Hospital. Mrs.
Walter Robinson was appointed
lelegate to the Christian' Service
L,eague of St. John 's Episcopal
.'nun It of Sandwich. Plans WHV O
UsciiBsed for fopdj isalea in .-. i>-nI .
uid August. Mi ¦
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''A penny
* 'sidle Wytfoarge ot Mrs.
AlK " ftngiers'. ehtflmaii. and MMI
Gordon Llbbey and Mrs. Muriel
Anderson , will follow the .S p.m.
business meeting nest Thursday
in the Baptist parish imIJ. Business
will include election and annual
reports . Refreshment committee
Lnoludes Mrs. Philip Green, chair-
man , and Mesdames Laura Bryant.
Ituth Richards . Angiu Cox and Wal-
ter M. Gaffney.
ST. FRANCIS GUILD
Annual banquet ot St. Francis
Xavier Glutei will be held in the
Rof-Mar Lodge of Sandwich at 7
p.m. next Thursday . Reservations
must be made by May 16 with
Mrs. A. J. Soucy. Others on the
oommlttee are Mesdames Henry F.
Burns , Edward Covell , and Henry
J. Fellows.
YOUNG MOTHERS
A meeting of this club will be
held In the home of Mrs. Dorothy
Clough at 8 p.m. Monday when
officers will be nominated. Co-
hostesses will be Mrs. Marie
Anderson and Mrs. Dorothy Kit-
tila.
FARWELL PARTY FOR PASTOR
A tarwell party was given the
Rev. JeBsie Bright, former pastor
of South Dennis Pull Gospel Assem-
bly Church on Wednesday evening,
April 27th, at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Winfred Harris, on Winter
Street. A sum of money was pre-
sented Rev . Bright by the members
and friends of the church, after
¦which refreshments were served.
Those present were Rev. Briggs
Dingman, new pastor of the South
Dennis Full Gospel Assembly, Mrs.
Dingman and children , Esther and
David, Mrs. Delia Chase, Mrs. Net-
tie Eldredge, all of South Dennis;
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Ryder , Mr, and
Mrs. Ernest Metcalf , Mr. and Mrs.
Russell Chase and daughter, Ruth,
Mrs. Baker, Allen Brown , all of
Dennisport , Mr. and Mrs. David
Kittila. Wlanno; Mrs. Emma Kel-
ley of West Dennis; Mr. and Mrs.
Emery Tompkins, Colonial AcreB;
Bette Cone, Mrs. Nancy Rosen-
baum, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Harris, Mr.
and Mrs. Angus MacRae and son,
Harold , and George Drisko, all of
Hyannis; also Miss Ruth Dahl and
Clifford Bright of Plymouth.
POCAHONTAS COUNCIL
Yanno-Taysee Council will meet
for a business meeting and social
at 8 p.m. Monday in Red Men's
Hall. Mrs. Gertrude Duchesney is
chairman of refreshments.
REBEKAHS
Willing Hand Lodge will hold a
penny sale after an 7 o'clock meet-
ing Tuesday in Odd Fellows Hall.
Hostesses will be Mrs. Aarne Lah-
I teine and Mrs. Herbert E. Cook.
ANNIVERSARIES
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Bourget
1 of Hyannis Park will be man-led
12fl years Tuesday; and Mr. and
I Mrs. Frederic F. Scudder 's 82nd
I wedding anniversary is next Thurs-
day.
GARDEN
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CLUB
Members will meet at the Bap-
tist Church Tuesday to leave by
cars at 1:30 put for Asbmuet Farm,
where they will view the gardens
of Wilfred Wheeler Mr s. Clarence
W. Post has charge of transporta-
tion. If weather is unfavorable they
1 will go Wednesday. Arrangements
j are in charge of Mesdames Ralph
M. Miller , George Clements , Wal-
ter .Gaff-tiey and, Walter u. Chase.
JEWISH W OMEN TO INSTALL
Reservations for the installation
dinner at 7 p.m. Wednesday at
Aunt TenipyV} Tea House of the
Jewish Women's Club, and Cape
Cod Chap ter of Hadassah must he
made wit,h.,Mrsl Dorothy Dolins not
later tbau Monday. Installing offi-
keeje! \yjlf.^j e Mrs . Rose llorue , Kn-
; tertttlniupnt will fomjw at ' Hie homo
or' M);s,;Y)^ns.\lW 'affair will
1 duse, Hie. season. '
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FIRST COMMUNION
L class of G5 children received
|their First Communion at the OlDO
i a.m. Mass Sunday at St. Francis
Xavier Church. Angels leading the
procession were Judith Butler and
I Joan Barrows , music was by the
Junior choir. After the niass they
¦were invested in ihe Scapular and
they had breakfast at Iynonugh Inn
where Rev. McLean was host.
ALUMNI COUNCIL
It was voted to open the year
with a dinner meeting in October,
and to honor the class of 189!), the
first clnss to he graduated from tlio
Hyannis State Teachers College ,
with Open House May 21, at a meet-
ing of the Barnstable , Yarmouth
and Dennis Council of the Alumni
at a meeting Tuesday evening held
with Mrs. David H. Sullivan. A si-
lent auction brought in ?E. All offi-
cers and committees reelected were
Miss Harriett Chace of Ostervllle,
secretary, and Mrs. Peter F. Nelson
of Hyannis, treasurer. Also Mrs. A.
Milan O'Nell, of Hyannis, Mvs. Ro-
land Taylor of Dennis and Mrs.
• Carlton E. Chase of Bass River ,
1 finance committee; Mrs. William
N. Perry, Jr.. of Cottiit , Mrs. Wal-
lace Kelley of Bass River and Miss
Bertha M. Arey of Hyannis. mem-
bership; Mrs. Lawrence Vroom ot
Centerville, Mrs. Michael P. Bums
and Mrs. Sullivan of Hyannis, so-
cial and entertainment; Mrs. John
! G. Sears. Jr., of South Yarmouth .
Miss Annie S. Crowell or Hyannis
and Mrs. Anders Nelson of Center-
ville . advisory.
i Plans to assist in the Alumni cel-
ebration are to hold open house
' and tea for the class of 1890 May
•21 with Miss Chace as general
chairman. Nominating committee
included Mrs. Burns , Mrs. O'Nell
and Mrs. Kelley. A buffet ltnicli
was served.
V.F.W. AUXILIA RY
The new officers took their
chairs at Tuesday evening 's meet-
ing in the Elks Center . Plans were
made f or Ihe annual sale to be held
July 2nd on the Library lawn , and
for volunteers to assist with the
annual Poppy Day on that date
Ten dollars was voted to the Na
tlonal Home Hospital . A social wat
planned for May 24th . Mrs. Stanle,\
Doane, new president, appointee
the following committee chairmen;
Committee chairmen Include Mrs
John A. Sheaffer, hospital and re
Hef; Mrs. Henry L, Murphy, mem
bership; Mrs. George Crevar, re
habllltatlon; Mrs, Everett D. Bis
bee, legislative; Mrs. Joseph G
Kelley, National Home; Mrs. Ar
nold L. Redfleld , Massacbusetti
Cortege; Mrs. Francis McGann
Cancer Fund; Mrs. William J
Bentley, Americanlam; Mrs. Car
Olander, delinquent committee, in
eluding Mmes. Olander, Bentley
Sheaffer, Murphy and Malchmao.
GREEK CHURCH TO ORGANIZE
The Rev. Parthenios Komninos
'of Fall River, representing Arch-
bishop Athenagoras KavadaB of the
New England Diocese, presented a
church constitution and by-laws to
Greek residents of the Cape at a
meeting Tuesday evening in the
hall ot the Greek Orthodox Church
for their consideration. These were
accepted and signed which will en-
title the church to receive a char-
ter and organize formally. James
Paaakls, president of the Greek
Community of Cape Cod, Inc., who
BpomsoTed the meeting, presided.
! ENGAGEMENT TOLD
I Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Boody
|ot Hyannta have announced the en-
gagement of their daughter , Bar-
, bara Ann, and Midshipman Robert
| P. Blatchford, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Mason A. Blatchford of Rowley.
Miss Boody Is a graduate of Barn-
stable High School and is a fresh-
man at Bridgewater State Teach-
ers College. Mr. Blatchford was
graduated from Newburyport High
' School and will be graduated from
I Massachusetts Maritime Academy
in June.
NEW SYNACOGUE
A special meeting Monday eve- j
ning in the Cape Cod Synagogue
was attended by 60 and plans were
made to hold the first formal serv-
ice with special features at 7:30
p.m. tomorrow, directed by David
Hasckel, cantor. The building was
approved and accepted and reports
given by the building and commit-
tee and treasurer. The dedication
was planned for July. All religious
services and meetings of church
groups are being held there.
HYANNIS WOMAN'S CLUB
General
The 19th year of this organiza-
tion closed Tuesday afternoon with
a luncheon and a one-act comedy,
"The Incurable Optimist , " present-
ted by members of the Drama De-
partment, preceding \the annual
meeting. Election included presi-
dent , Mrs. E. Joslin Whitney, re-
I elected ; and elected, .Mrs. Arthur
It. Congdon, Bust vice-president; I
i Mrs. lOarle H. Webster, second vice-
! president; Miss Eloise II. Crocker ,
recording secretary; Mrs. Edward |
P. Nicolson, corresponding secre-j
J tary; Mrs. Chester A. Murray,
( treasurer; -Mrs. Bdward Kelly, au-|
ditor, and Mrs. Ernest J. Cassen,
j chairman or the hall committee. !
Also Miss Agnes O'.Veil and Mrs. I
Alfred Ray 'Atwood, directors for
three years.
Mrs, Hemali F. Pierce, n director.
( read a tentative program for 11)48-
60 as follows; Oct 11, Presidents'
Day; Nov. 9, foot] sale and enter-
i tainmeut by Community Service
D'.
'- iartn .U'iil; Dep,.jl3, informal guest
night by Department of American I
Home and Preservation of Antiques
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committee; Jan. io, program by
Drama Department : Feb. 11, ' Art
Department entertainent; March
\H, entertainment by Literary De-'
partmont; April 11, annual guest
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night by social committee and exec-!
utive board , and May 9, annual
luncheon meeting.
Mrs. Waller I). Baker , chairman
I of the memorial hook committee j
. paid tribute to Mrs. Earl [i. Jacobs
l and Miss Julia M. O'Nell. She re-|
•ported thai a book on antluues
would he presented to the Hyannis
I Public Library In memory of the
|former ami "Garden Flowers in
( Color ," an encyclopedia, for Miss '
i O'Nell. Mrs. Robert S. Austin , re-
tiring first vice-president and fin-
ance committee chairman , reported
$300 earned by that committee.
|Mrs. Chester A. Murray, treasurer,
' presented two budgets, one of
I which was accepted. There waB a
I healthy discussion on changing sev-
eral by-laws. Mrs. Whitney an-
, nounced her intention of attending
j the annual convention of State
|Federation of Junior Women 's
I Clubs in Swampscott , May 14. New
members announced were Mrs.
Howard G. Pulsifer and Mrs. Har-
old Casey. Announcement was
, made by Mrs. Webster , advisor of '
the Junior Club, of the charity ball I
June 10 for the benefit of the Dis-
trict Nursing Association to he
sponsored by that club. Annual re-
ports of all committees were read.
ANNIVER SARY
John lioonoy will be SO on Mon-
, day.
WOMEN' S FELLOWS HIP
The Women 's Fellowship of the
t First Baptist Church of Hyannis
last night elected officers as fol-
lows: President, Mrs. Benjamin E.
. Taylor; 2ml vice-president, Mrs. Al-
, mon O. Cox ; secretary, Mrs. Thos,
I'M. Cox; treasurer , Mrs. Henry 10.
Monroe. All wer e re-electionB.
Committee chairmen were re-
i appointed as follows: Mrs. Ken-
neth Dottrldge to Home Service;
' Mrs, Merton L. Young to Devo-
1 , tlonal ; Mrs. Norman Caswell to
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Friendliness; Mrs. Ira Murray to
I Citizenship; Mrs. Arthur Dyer tc
' Social; Mrs. Gordon Llbbey to
White Cross; MrB. Benjamin Liv.
ingston to Literature.
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' FOOD SALE
I The Legion Auxiliary will hob
a food sale on the lawn of the Davit
. Sullivan home at 10 a.m. next
- Friday, May 20th . MrB. Mary San
¦toB, chairman , will collect if notl
• fled, others helping will be Mas
. dames George Oliver, Prank Math
, er, Florence Montelro, Grahan
- Scudder and Miss Veda Mitchell,
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, M.8.P.C.C. BOAR D MEETING
Members of the Board of Direc
l i tors of the Cape Cod District wll
-J hold a luncheon meeting at Capt
, Cod Inn at 13;S0 p.m. next Thuri
day.
I STAR CLUB
1 Mrs. Dorothy Jones will enter-
tain the Star Club ot Cotutt. Chap-
ter, O.B.S., at 8 p.m. Wednesday
When they will eew for a sale.
COLLEGE ALUMNI
ANNUAL MEETING
The executive board of the Hyan-
nis State Teachers College Alumni
Association, headed by Miss Ther-
esa Harcourt, president, and Miss
Irma Salvucci, vice-president , both
of Quincy, has arranged the annual
dinner meeting for May 21, when
a dinner will be held at seven
o'clock at Cape Cod Inn. Mrs. Al-
fred Ray Atwood , secretary, will
receive reservations not later than
Tuesday. Members of the local
Council will be hostesses at open
house and tea from 2 to 5 p.m in
the home ot Miss Annie S. Crowell
in honor of the class of 1899, the
first to be graduated. Guests ex-
pected are Francis Bagnall of Bos-
ton, the only living president of the
college, and Mrs. Bagnall, and mem-
bers of the 1924 class, who will be
celebrating their 25th anniversary.
Tentative plans have been made
for a reunion breakfast of the class
of 1936.
MATRONS CLUB
Mrs. Raymond Osborne, Mrs. Jen-
nie A. Drew .and Mrs. Arvld Jacob-
son were appointed the nominating
committee to report at the May 23d
meeting when officers will be elect-
ed, at a meeting Monday evening
In Baldwin Hall. Mrs. Robert J.
Edwards and Mrs. Leo Goulet were
named co-chairman of the annual
banquet to be held June 13th.
Members of the Club who will
prepare and serve a banquet for
the Mothers and Daughters Night
of the Trl-Hy Club of the church
May 24 in Baldwin Hall , include
Mrs. Albert K. Evans, chairman,
who wll Ihe assisted by Mesdames
Kenneth S. Bearse, Arvid W. Jacob-
son, Lester W. Childs , Raymond C.
Osborne, Henry White, Joseph B. j
Kelley, Lester W. Murphy, Chas.
P. Fauteaux, Adella J. Allen and
Anna Jones. August 3 was set for
a sale and auction. Mrs. Carl P.
Schultz won a treasure hunt and
winners in topsy-turvy whist were
Mrs. Arvid Jacobson and Mrs. Law-
rence A. Lang,
PERSONALS
Cella and Jeanne Sullivan of
Railway, N. J„ have come to Jive
with their grandmother. Mrs. Cella
Sullivan. They were accompanied '
by their father, Esmond Sullivan,
and Mr. mid Mrs. George Wagner
and their son, George, of Lyndon.
N. J„ who were weekend visitors.
Mrs. John Barrows , who under-
went two operations at St. Mar-
garet 's Hospital , Dorchester , '' bias ¦
relumed home. ' v, "t,i " lnu ,
Miss Sally Stanekyaaaua member
of the _ Orphean Club, a •chofcnl
group'- at 1,,'isell Junior . College ,
Auburndale , where Miss Starck is
a student, will talte part in the
singing of the group at Lasell ,
Night at the Pops tomorrow.
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph e Richards '
plan to return by car from New
York City Saturday. Mrs. Richards ,
wont by plane yesterday to join
her husband , who had been on a
ten days' business trip.
"HYANNIS NEWS OUR LADY OF HOPE CHURCH
(Catholic)
Rer. Walter J. Buckley, pastor.
Sunday Masses: 8:80 and 10:80
a.m.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
1717 Meeting House
Rev. Robert H. Brock, pastor.
Mrs. Henry Gilman, organist
Mrs. Bertha Oiklemus, Supt Sun-
day School.
9:00 a.m., worship service.
10:16 a.m., Sunday School.
FELLOWSHIP
The Young People's Fellowship"
met at the West Barnstable Con-
gregational Church last Sunday
evening. The president, Miss Ora
Pye, had charge of the religious
meeting.
POSTPONE "FLY UP"
The Girl Scout Committee which
set May 13 for their annual "Ply
Up " has announced that this will
be postponed until Pall.
SCOUT DANCE
The older Girl Scouts will hold
a dance May 20th at the Commun-
ity Center Building.
FALTAL ACCIDENT
Our sympathy 1B extended to Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Robblns, whose
little 7-year-old son Mickey was
laid to rest in the Centerville Cem-
etery, Monday afternoon. Early last
Friday evening little Mickey on
his bicycle collided with an auto-
mobile and was seriously internally
Injured. He wus rushed to the Cape
Cod Hospital, where an emergency
operation was performed , but he
did not survive the night. We shall
miss little Mickey with his un-
usual smile which started slowly,'
then illuminated every bit of his
face. May God comfort his parents.
BIRTHDAY
Little Carolyn Atwood celebrated
her sixth birthday with a party at
the home of her parents , Mr, and
Mrs . Fiances Atwood , of Church
Street.
Those present were Gail and
Linda Atwood, Neil Huhtanen, Da-
vid Pnananen , James Prada , Ju-
dith Walo, Miriam Cahoon , Karen
and Susan Johnson and Judith
Landry. Games were played antl
Neil won lirst prize. The dining
room was very prettily decorated,
the color scheme being pink and
blue , ujid many balloons were in
evidence. The birthday cake was
made by Mi's. Jean Sears and pret-
tify decorated In pink and while.
Ice m'bani and cake were served
aiulj,., alh' re.ee-jved cand y baskets ,
Carolyn,received some lovely gifis.
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PERSONALS
Mis. Stanley Jenkins and chil-
dren visited Mrs. Jenkins ' mother
in Boston for over the weekend.
Mr, and Mrs. Henry droop are
on u trip to Canada .
Airs. Norman Cahoon entertained
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex-
ander Mitchell , from Barnstable, at
her home last Sunday.
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. William Sears „.
tertalned last Saturday, ' M?S J o?'
Cusick and son Billy and on S*
day entertained Mrs. Frances M
Neely and three children , BarhaT
Borland Harold, from !
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Mrs. Nellie Jenkins has returaert
from the Cape Cod Hospital and .
now at her home on Lombard Av.
Mrs. Hazel Snow entertained tZ
over the weekend at her home Z
Wequaquet Lake, Miss Helen Fn
zer from New Boston, N, H aw
Mr. Albert Robinson from Bilierlc,
Mass. '
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew M. Scott
from Cambridge, Mass., are spend
lng several days at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Curtis on Lake
Wequaquet.
Mr. and Mrs. Sherburne Watt»
from Reading spent the weekend
with Mrs. Edith Fish.
Miss Betty Atwood, who Is at-
tending Salem Teachers College
spent the past week with her par!
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Atwood
Miss Phyllis Haydon of Fa|
r!
haven spent the weekend with her
cousin, June Haydon.
WEST BARNSTABLE^
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Optometrist I
28 Barnstable Road H
Phone 881 ¦
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Albert Rnslcu ot f' enterville was
married on Sunday at the home of
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Victor
Ruska, to Miss Althea Wood more ot
Rrookline , In a single-ring service
performed by Rev. Robert H. Brock,
pastor of the Congregational
Church here. Miss Woodmore is
the daughter of Mrs. Fred Wood-
more of Arlington Heights, who
was present at the ceremony.
Mrs. William I. Hallett was ma-
tron of honor and Mr. Hallett was
best man. Miss Gemma Hallett was
flower girl.
A reception followed the cere-
mony. The couple will live In Brigh-
ton.
Mr. Ruska is a wool salesman.
He attended Lowell Textile Insti-
tute. The bride attended Boston
University, afterwards holding a
secretarial position,
Ruska-Woodmore
Pointing out that almost three
| weeks after the date for the official
j clese of the Easter Seal sale Hy-
annis has reached only 71 percent
of lis (juota , Parker Trowbridge,
president of the Buy Stale Society
for the Crippled and llundlcupped,
, urged residents of this area to send
In contributions even at this late
hour In order that the entire Bay
state program should not he
' jeopardize d,
Trowbridge said that the Buy
State Society may have to curtail
Important features of its entire pro-
grum of lllling the urgent needs of
crippled and handicapped young-
stei-B throughout the state unless
the goul of $275 ,000 for the state
is ultimately reached. The hooks
' were kept open after the official
closing uf the campaign on Easter
Sunday in order to give the com-
munities that had fallen behind a
chance to reach their quotas.
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. Easter Seal Sale Lag