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BAPTIST CHURCH
a-iS Church School.
iVaV,Morning; worship.
Sunday, May 8
„„, John Llnd ot Boston will
.K. sneaker at 11 a.m.
be
7 .30 P m.. Baptist Convention
,,1'
at speaker at both services.
gueSt
For Sunday, May 15
Mr. Dexter Tripp of Foxboro,
uivman and Representative of
Gideons will speak.
OUR UADY OF THE ASSUMP-
TION CHURCH (Catholic)
Kev Walter J. Buckley, pastor.
Masses at 7, 8 and 10 a.m.
COMMUNITY CHURCH
Rev Peter Palches, Minister.
Barle L. Kempton, Organist and
Choir Director.
IJ:« Sunday School. Miss Har-
riet Chace, superintendent.
10:40 a.m. NurBery class in Par-
ish HOUBO .
11:00 a.m. Worship Service.
5 p.m„ Youth Fellowship in the
Ve
7:30 p.m. Friday, choir rehearsal.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
Carol Pierce celebrated her
seventh birthday anniversary with
a party at her home. Guests were
Leslie and Laurie Hall, Sara
Shields, Susan Niles, Mary Beth
\Valsh and Judith Adams. Games
n-ere played with Leslie winning a
special prize.
Adults present were Mrs. -Clifford
Jones and Miss Ruth Pierce.
CHURCH ELECTION
At the annual church meeting ol
the Baptist Church, Maurice Aller
was elected moderator. Other off!
cere elected were MrB. Barbara
Wyman, clerk ; Mrs. Florence Me
serve, secretary; Mrs. Florence
Whitehead, financial treasurer
and Mrs. Vernette Allen, benevo
lent treasurer. Ronald Chesbro was
elected superintendent ot the Sun
day School with Maurise Allen as
assistant superintendent. Mr. Ches
bro and Mr. Allen will BIBO be
trustees of the church for the com-
ing year.
The nominating committee is
William P. Hodges, Louis Wil-
liams, Florence Chadwick', Emily
Hallett and Minerva Cousins. Ush-
ers are Silas Whitehead, Alcotl
Ames, David Starck and Scott
Buckner. Other committees are :
Flower, Grace Chesbro, Mr. Allen,
Georgia Wyman ; music, Elsie
Chadwlck, Grace Chesbro, Audrey
Hinckley and Dorothy Buckner;
good cheer, Rose Crocker and Min-
erva Cousins.
Organist is MIBS Elsie Chadwicli
with Mrs. Buckner as assistant;
Mr. Chesbro, auditor. Mrs. Taistc
Ranto was elected a member of the
church school committee and Mis?
Chadwick was chosen delegate tc
the State Convention.
COMMUNITY CLUB
Th Community Club of Ostervllle
' Community Church held its final
meeting for the season on Thurs-
day, May 5. Committee in charge
were Mrs. R. David Hinckley, Mrs.
David Kittila and Mrs. Frank E
Hansen. Following are the officers
elected for next year : Mrs. Ellen
A. Hinckley, president; Mrs. Betty
West, vice president; Mrs. Uosa
mond Milne , secretary; Mrs. Ann
R. Hall , treasurer.
It was voted to hold a public
supper May 12 with two sittings
of 75 each at 5:30 and fi:;«) . Tickets
may be secured from any member
of the club. Mrs. Ethel Phillips is
in charge of arrangements.
The annual banquet will he held
Thursday, May 1!), at Bucon Farm,
Committee in charge Mrs. Elsie
Wheeelr, Mrs. Peter Palches, Mrs.
Dorothy Lagergren, Mrs. Muhel
Nute and Miss Sally Sawyer.
SURPRISE SHOWER
Mrs. Howard Fahey, Jr., was giv-
en a surprise stork party at the
home of Mrs. Monroe Palmer, Mrs.
Louis Williams and Mrs. C. J. Bur-
nett were co-hostesses with Mrs.
Palmer. Guests were Mines. Walter
Sanford, Jr., Edw% Lagergren, Jr.,
Elwood Bearse, John S. Lebel,
Robert Lebel, Louis Bowes, Fred
McLane, Jr., Robert Hinckley, Per-
kins Evans, Herbert Short, Joseph
Walsh, Jr., John Gould, John Han-
son, Stuart F. Scudder, Thomas
Kittredge, Frank Clarke, Robert
Harris, Howard Fahey of Hyannis,
and Miss Ruth Kuch of WeBt Hy-
annisport. Mrs. Fahey's mother of
Long Island, N. Y., was also pres-
ent. Mrs.,Dennis Cliggott of Cotuit
made a cake tor the party.
An Indoor scavenger hunt pro-
vided the entertainment with Mrs.
Joseph Walsh winning the prize.
CAPE HEALTH CLUB
Dr. John O. Niles of Ostervllle
spoke at a dinner of the Cape Cod
Health Club on Wednesday night
at Consodlne House, Brewster. Mrs.
Frances S. Stowll , chairman, an-
nounced. Dr. Niles talked on new
drugs and public health. The ses-
sion will conclude the club's meet-
ings until Fall.
BIRTHfAY CELEBRATION
Rodney, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wal-
cott Ames, Jr., celebrated his sec-
ond birthday anniversary recently.
WILLIA M C. BRADLEY
William Czar Bradley, 73, a re
tired stockbroker, died here ^ on
j Thursday. Mr, Bradley, who was a
( direct descendant of Stephen Rowe
. Bradley, first U. S. Senator from
, Vermont, was a graduate ot Wll
. Hams College, class of 1898. Ho was
, associated with the Guarantee
Trust Company oi New York until
[ he established his own brokeruge
! firm , and was for many years a
, director of the brangebury Mann-
! facturing Company, founded by his
fmher,
, He leaves his widow , Sara G.
Bradley ,and two daughters, Mrs.
Hugh J. Robertson of New York
City and Mrs. William H. Matthews
' of Washington.
ARMY MAN PROMOTE D
Corporal Jerome C, Hallett ,
; assigned to the 4th Army Band
at Fort Sam Houston , has been
promoted to Sergeant.
i Sergeant Hallett , resident of Os-
tervllle, entered the Army in Sep-
tember 1B89. He holds the Ameri-
. can Defense ribbon , Victory ribbon
and Bronze Star. He was with the
: 1280 Military Police Buttallion in
Panama Canal Zone before coming
, here July 5, 1948.
I WOMA N'S ALLIANCE
i The Woman's Alliance of the
Community Church held its last
meeting of the season in the Parish
House on Wednesday.
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| GUILD ELECTS
Mrs. John Linehan was re-elected
, tion Guild at its final business
president of Our Lady of Assump-
session of the season. Others re-
; elected were Mrs. Dennis Cliggott ,
! vice president; Mrs. Shirley Cross
by, secretary, and Mrs. Gertrude
. Ohllds, treasurer. Mrs. Walter San-
, , ford was elected corresponding
secretary.
Final plans were made for the
Communion Breakfast, Sunday at
i Aunt Tempy's Tea Room , following
- tho i) a.m. Muss. Henry L. Murphy
will be the speaker, Mrs. Cliggott
|is chairman of the breakfast com-
mittee and will lie assisted by Mrs.
! Roger Carlson and Miss Margaret
j Hansberry.
During the meeting Mrs. Linehan
was presented a gift on behalf of
Guild members and a special prize
was awarded to Mrs. Frank A.
Clarke.
TRI-F CLUB
A meeting of the Tri-F Club
was held Tuesday in the Baptist
Church vestry with Mines. Scott
Buckner, Taisto Ranta and Irving
Coleman as hostesses.
SCHOOL ATTENDANCE
The following children have at-
tained perfect attendance records
at the Elementary School for the
month of April: Grade 1, Ernest
Berube, Teresa Howes, Malcolm
Crosby, Chandler Emrlch, Kathleen
Flanagan, Louise Hall , Alice
Hinckley, Regina Lahteine, Mar-
garet Medeirol, Peter Nese, Susan
Niles, Robert Sanborn and Robert
Sears.
Grade 2: Brenda Atwood , Mau-
reen Flanagan, Maureen Flynn,
Francis Hubley, Linda Hyams,
Marilyn Kittila, Judith Lahteine,
David Lewis, Kathryn Nese, Elaine
Pierce, Barbara Santos, Peter
Stringer , Charles Verkade, John
Webb, John Whlteley, Louise
Whiteley.
Grade 8: June Crocker, Manley
Crosby, Patricia Crosby, Gerald
Delay, Joan Hansberry, Albert
Howe, Harlow Huckabee, Paul
Larkln , Parker Little, Barbara
Phillip, Judith Soares. Frances
Swift , Donald Wyman.
Grade 4: Gall Berube, Dlanne
Carlson , Richard Doran, Paul Ger-
main!, Bruce Reid, Sandra Sears,
Sally Stringer, Wayne Barrow,
Billy Jenkins, Walter Lewis, Ken-
neth Marney, Michael Shields,
Robert Verkade.
Grade 6: Arlene Adams, Aleene
Baker, Betsy BJerke, Carlton
Crocker, Theodore Crosby, Sandrn
Hall , Alison Hall , Jane Hubley,
Bertll Mclntyre, Margaret Phillips ,
John Reid , Richard Santos, Ruth
Souza, Carol Stever, Eleanor
Whlteley, David Wyman.
Grade 0: Paul Chesbro, Donald
Coombs, Katherlne Reldell , Wins-
low Sears, Robert Souzu.
PERSONALS
Lawrence Lang, Jr., spent tho
weekend ut the home of his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Lang,
of East Bay Road.
Miss Barbara Lang has returned
from her vacation spent in Con-
necticut and Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Whalen
of Westchester, N. Y., are at their
summer home on Kast Bay Road
for a few days,
Mr. and Mrs. Loomls Kinney of
West Newton and Mrs. Konney 's
mother, Mrs. Harry Orr, of West
Somerville visited Mr. Kinney's
mother, MrB. W. D. Kinney on
Mother 's Day.
Miss Katherlne Hinckley has re-
;urned home from several weeks'
mcatlon spent with her sister, Mrs.
3race Ross of Lackanack , N. Y.
Her niece, Mrs. Gladys Brown and
?reat-niece , Miss Barbara Ann
Brown, drove here with their aunt
or a couple of dayB' visit.
Mrs. Arthur Lewis of Belmont
tnd Mrs. Winthrop Scudder visited
elatives and friends In Ostervllle.
Urs. Scudder visited Mrs. Mary
leudder on Mother's Day.
Mrs. Sarah Boult is ill at her
tome.
MrB. Peter Palches gave a lee-
ure Wednesday evening at the
tanquet and meeting of the Coven-
ry Teachers' Association In
ieekonk.
PERSONALS
Following a business meeting of
the Veterans Club a farewell party
was held for Austin Glover, who
has been secretary of the club. Mr.
Glover, who has left Ostervllle to
enter business in Lewistoh, Maine,
;
was presented a pen and pencil set
1 for his outstanding work as trea-
surer.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Coffin are
home after a visit in Akron, Ohio,
with their son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Qresh,
and children , Tersa and Edward.
Mrs. Gresh and children returned
with the Coffins to visit here.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Varnuni have
moved to North Easton.
Patsy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Edwin Plna, cut her hand on a
piece of glass, necessitating live
stitches.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Powers and
Mrs. Powers' mother, Mrs. John
Bell , have arrived at their home
here for the summer, after spend-
ing the winter in Boston and
vicinity.
Mrs. Wulter I. Fuller has return-
ed home, after spending ton days
with her son-in-law and daughter ,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brondson, and
children , Benjamin and Beverly, of
Cos Cob, Conn. Mr. Fuller returned
with his daughters to Cos Cob for a
two days' vacation.
Miss Mudellne Thomas, R.N., ot
St. Joseph's Hospital , Brooklyn ,
N. Y., Is spending a week with her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
Thomas, of Eel River Road. Miss
Thomas Is the daughter of J, Har-
| old Thomas of Barnstable.
John Gould and his daughter .
Linda , attended "Father and ('Mild
Dinner ' at, Baldwin Hall, Hyannis ,
1 sponsored by the Kiwanls Club,
1 recently.
The Ostervllle Rug Club met at
the home of Mrs. I). I). Leonard of
Parker Road for nn nil daj moot-
ing recently.
t'liiests for Molhor 's Day of Mr.
.-mil Mrs. Charles Powers was their
sou and family, Mr. and Mis. Aim-
i tin Powers and sous, Richard and
J
Robert of Boston.
Mrs, Mary Thompson is entor-
I tnining her friend , Mrs. Hall.
Flowers at the Community
Church for Mother 's Day were giv-
en by Miss Katherlne Hinckley in
memory of her mother, Mrs. Bur-
leigh Hinckley; Roscoe Hinckley in
memory of bis mother, Mrs. Han-
nah Hinckley ; and Mrs. llai-laud
Wheeler In memory of her mother,
Mrs. Elsie Gardner.
MrB. Frank NlckerBon of Dennis-
port Is visiting her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Trefry. Sunday guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Trefry were Mr. and Mrs,
Arthur Morscrief and daughter ,
Ann of Wakefield , and Richard
Nellson of Wilmington.
Mrs. Andrew McClury of Wind-
sor, Vermont , 1B spending the week
nt her home on East Bay Road.
Mr. McClary will join her for the
- weekend.
Mrs. Howard Begg Is spending
ten duyB in New York with Mr.
Begg.
Mary Bates 1B employ ed at the
Hyannis Trust Co.
PER60NAL8
Mr. and MrB. Louis Palumbo
have sold their home on Woodland
Avenue and with their Bon, Louis,
and daughher, Althea, have moved
to Nahant.
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Buckner and
Richard Coleman have been recent
Boston visitors.
Miss Catherine Hansberry Is
home from the Cape Cod Hospital
after un operation.
Barnstable
MRS. FRANCES ANDERSON
Correspondent
Be your own reporter. Tell
your correspondent the news.
POST OFFICE HOURS
Mall closes 0:30 a.m.; 10:45 a.m,
and 6:15 p.m. for up-Cnpe; 9:45
a.m., 3:30 p.m. for down-Cape .
Mall in boxeB, 8 a.m., 11 a.m.,
4:30 p.m.
W. Dann Holmes, Postmaster
8TURQIS LIBRARY
Hours: Tuesday and Thursday,
3-6 and 7-9 p.m.; Saturday, 2-5 p.m.
Miss Marie Tnveau, Librarian
ST. 'MARY'S CHURCH
(Episcopal )
Rev. Robert W. Nicholson, minister
Sunday Services :
Holy Communion 8 A.M.
Morning Prayer LI o'clock
Wednesday
Holy Communion 8 A.M.
THIRD BAPTIST CHURCH
Rov. Wm. Stnfford Scott, Minister
Mrs . Mary K. Everett , Organist.
Kenneth Qreoile, Superintendent
Sunday School .
Church School classos: 10:00 a.m.
Sunday School assembly 10:15 a.m.
Morning Church Service 11 a.m.
Youth Fellowship 0:30 p.m.
Evening Gospol Service 7:30 p.m.
Wednesday, Prayer Service , 7:45
p.m.
Choir Rehearsal Friday evening
Friday, Choir practice, s p.ni .
For Sunday, May IB
Ml'. Charles (). Chase .of QldeoilS,
speaker and Mr. Sherwood Dodge
ami Mr, Roberl Whitney will bring
special music.
8:00 p.m. Sunday. Providence
CarolliT Choir at Wing School In
Sandwich.
UNITARIAN CHURCH
Rov, Walter Royal Jones, Jr.,
minister.
0:30 a.m.. Church school und
Junior Church.
11:00 A.M. Morning Worship.
11 u.m., Nursory and Kindergar-
ten ("lasses
Friday, 7130 p.m. choir rehearsal.
For Sunday, May 16
Sermon topic ; "rr I Had a Mil-
lion ".
Friday, May 13, s p.m., Pruden-
tial Committee meeting at homo of
Chairman James B, Mttchull.
SQUARE DANCE CLASS
The Barnstable 4-H Club square
dancing claBs met In tho Woman 's
Clubhouse. A silver collection was
taken to aid the equipment fund.
The Barnstable Patriot
Delivered anywhere
$2.00 per year '
CAMP FIRE PLAN8
Cape Cod Camp Fire Girls are
looking forward to the annual
opening of Camp Kiwanls, Camp
Fire Girls' camp In South Hanson,
Miss Eliznbeth S. Taylor, executive
announced. "Non-Camp Fire Girls
as well as Camp Fire Girls from
the area served hy Cape Cod Coun-
cil, including all of Barnstable
County, are welcome to apply until
the camp registration 1B filled",
Miss Taylor said. Cape girls , who
already have registered for enmp,
Include Diane Perry and Ann
Maraspln , both ot Barnstable , and
Diane Cole of Sandwich nnd Peggy
Hathaway of Provlncetown.
Six girls from Provlncetown will
be sent to the Camp by District 1
Committee, the executives said , and
will compete for these free scholar-
ships'
. Winners will bo announced
June 1. Miss Doris E. V. Foster,
associate director, will speak and
show Camp Kiwanls slides at a
public meeting In tho Barnstable
Woman's clubhouse nt 8 p.m. noxt
Monday, Miss Taylor said. Camp
Fire Girls and Blue Birds of Barn-
stable village wll) present an en-
tertainment program under the
leadership of Mrs. Barbara T.
Howes. Mrs. Elliot MacSwan , Mrs.
Frances Novack and Miss Taylor.
The program Is sponsored by the
Youth Co-operation Committee of
the Burnstablu Woman's Club.
Camp Kiwanls will open July 1
and close August 20.
WHITE-MAGILL NUPTIALS
A single ring ritual was per-
formed Saturday afternoon by the
Rov. Walter Royal Jones, Jr., In the
Unitarian - Congregational Church
here, uniting Miss Muriel Magtil
Of this villa ge and Robert l.undsay
While of Bast Sandwich, Attend-
ants were Mrs. Alden Ahl Of West
Lynn, a cousin of the bride, and
John I). While , also Ot East Sand-
wich , brother of the groom.
Tho bride , given In marriage by
hor father, John Mn glll of East
Douglas, appeared In a while mar-
(luisetio gown, featuring a fitted
bodice, full ruffled slcirt, long
sleeves and I'ufliOtl train. Her
fingertip veil of Imported French
Illusion lace foil from a coronet of
seed pearls ami she carried a bou-
quet of lilies ot ihe valley and
white Iris.
AB •matron of honor, Mrs. Ahl
wore an Ice blue gown , also with
titled bodice mid full not skirl. Her
blue not luil was trimmed with tiny .
flowers and her cascade bouquet
consisted of yellow daisies and
bluo bachelor bullous.
The altar was decorated with
bouquets of white pinks ami snap-
dragons, Harold Andrews , Jr., was
at tho organ and Mrs. Bryco Clow-
cry, soprano soloist, offered I wo
selections, "Oh Promise Mo " and
"Through the Years." (Inhering
duties wore performed by George
Kinch and Lindsay Armstrong,
both of East Sandwich , and Walter
Cillllty of West Barnstable. The
latter two are uncle and brother-
in-law of the bridegroom , respec-
tively.
After a reception in tho Barn-
stable home of Mrs. Ethel Muglll ,
mother of the bride, where they
will reside temporarily, the newly-
weds left for a week's automobile
trip. Mrs. White was wearing a
navy blue gabardine suit, pink
straw hat and a shortle coat.
An employee of Barnstable Coun-
ty Supply Company, Mr. White at-
tended Henry T. Wing School in
Sandwich until his enlistment in
tho Navy, in which he served 2^6
years. Ho is the son of Samuel
White of East Sandwich. His bride
was graduated from Barnstable
High School and has resigned her
position as a telephone operator
In the Bnrnstable Exchange.
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PERSONAL S
Mrs. Frances B .Anderson Is
having a week's vacation from her
duties at the telephone office.
Thomas C. Dunham has oponod
his home for the summer.
Mrs. John G. Howard , Jr., had
as weekend guests her mother,
Mrs. Sarah B. Mitchell , her aunt ,
MrB. Kurt P. WII BOH , Jr., and Mrs.
Paul A. Culleii B, all of Newton,
Connecticut,
Joseph Blsmore Is In tho hos-
pital with a hack Injury.
The telephone operators cele-
brated the birthday anniversary of
ono of their operators, Mrs. Vir-
ginia Jones , with a cake and a
party at the office.
Manuel doSousa , who Is employ-
ed by John Veeorlno, Is reportod
to have fractured his heol In n
mishap at a waterfront pier.
The Garden Grubs met. at the
home of Mrs. Nonnnii Everett to
go to Thornton Jenldiis to seo bis
daffodils,
Colonel and Mrs, W. It. Coyle and
Mrs. Torbet ol Bethlehem, Pa„ are
spending a week at tbn Coyle home
on Rendezvous Lane,
Admiral and Mrs. II. S. Howard
of Washington, D. c., are spending
n mouth at Hie Cobb bouse on
Main Street,
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Zuokor
arc spending a week In Maine.
Their children, Chnnning and Rov
Ol'ley, are slaying with Ml'H. Sophie
Dunham anil the ('(donas in their
absence.
Mr. and Mrs. Franols 0. Norton
and Mrs. Norton 's two children ,
Donald and Russell, bavo moved
Into their Cummnquld home which
was purchased from Leslie Ryder.
Joseph Chase of West Hartford,
Conn., was at his parents home
top " f"w days.
Miss Rota Bowman of West. Fal-
mouth and Harry Clements id'
Catauinot visite d Miss Bowman 's
niece , Mrs. Ansel Ryder and family.
Harry Phllbrook bas returned to
tho Naval Hospital III Newport for
a fow days.
Mr. mid Mrs. Porter Chase, who
spent tho winter months cruising
In Florida waters on their yacht
"Eluctra", huvo Started homo and
will spend a little time In Charles-
ton , S. S., before continuing their
trip.
Mrs. A. P. Novell of Boston Is
at hor home on Indian Trail for
several wooks.
Mr. and Mrs. Liturunco Kent of
Washin gton , D. O, are spending a
few duyB at their summer home on
Rendezvous Lane.
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