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A reception and farewell for the
Rev. and Mrs. Alexander L. Chan-
dler will be held in South Congre-
gational , Centerville on Sunday,
June 27 al 4 p.m . All their friends
and co- workers are invited.
Mr . Chandler has resigned as
executive secretary of the Cape
Cod Council of Churches , a posi-
tion he has held since Jan. 1, 1968.
Serving as program director of
the eight departments and two
committees of the Council , he has
•ceen it grow in service and in sup-
port.
From a budget of &13.971 in 19G7
lo a total expenditure of $35,773 in
1970, the Council has expanded
its services to the 62 related chur-
ches which comprise its member-
ship. Particular growth has been
in the field of Christian Educa -
(ion , which is providing educa -
lional leadership for teachers and
church workers in many fields.
Hundreds of troubled families
have received help through the
Pastoral Counseling Center. Nine
specially trained ministers are en-
listed in this vital social and reli-
gious service, the only counseling
program for marriage problems
un the Cape.
In 1969 the Council began a sur-
vey of the troubled young people
and transients who are coming to
the Cape in ever increasing num-
bers. The study resulted in the de-
velopment of HELP of Cape Cod
in cooperation with the Cape Cod
Mental Health Association .
Mr. Chandler has been an ob-
server member of the Fall River
Diocesa of the Roman Catholic
Church Commission on Christian
Unity, and the Commission re -
cently gave him a farewell dinner
party at East Bay Lodge.
After graduating from Boston
University School of Religious Edu-
cation in 1930 he attended Boston
University School of Theology and
Andover Newton Theological Sch-
ool from which he graduated in
1934 with a graduate degree in
Theology,
After serving churches in New
Hampshire and New Jersey he
was pastor of the Sandwich Fed-
erated Church and Falmouth Con-
gregational Church. Mr. Chandler
was vice- president of the U.S.O.
Council of Southeastern Massachu-
setts, assisting in staffing, furnish-
ing and programming all U.S.O.
Clubs in the area.
He is president of Cape Cod Uni-
ted Church Homes, Inc. and a
member of the board of directors
«nd one of the founders of Cape
Cod Branch of the NAACP While
in Falmouth he was instrumental
in establishing the first Coffee
House on the Cape planned to serve
young people during the summer
months.
Mr . and Mrs . Chandler expect
to travel widely in a travel-trailer
starting in the Fall , and visiting
their children on the way. Plans
are to visit mission stations of the
Board of Homeland Ministries of
the United Church of Christ in
many parts of the country and
prepare lectures on them to share
with local churches on their re-
turn .
In 1972 they will return to their
new home in Green Dunes, West
Hyannis Port.
For The Alexander Chandlers
Reception, Farewell Sunday
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Centerville 02632
Tel. 775-2714
CRAIGVILLE CONFERENCE
The Family Conference of the
Armenian Memorial Church of
Walertown is expected for the
week-end.
On Sunday for a six-day stay a
Junior High Mass Conference with
members from all over the state
will be at Craigville.
On Monday for an over - night
stay will be the Community Cen-
ter Development.
The Thursday evening lecture
series starts tonight , the 24th , with
an illustrated presentation of Har-
vest of the Sea. The lectures are
given by Colonel Eugene S. Clark
of Sandwich. The following week
the subject will be A Visit To The
Bottom Of The Sea, July 1st.
Pierre Vuilleumeir, son of Dr.
and Mrs. Pierre Vuilleumier, Is a
member of the Boston Repertory
Theatre , who will be performing
plays In the old Junior High Sch-
ool, Hyannis this summer. The se-
ries opens Saturday evening with
Beautiful People by William Saro-
yan. Members of the company
will be hosted at the Center by Dr.
und Mrs. Vuilleumier.
Tickets will be available at the
box office , or may be procured
for the three plays in the series
by writing to The Boston Reper -
lory Theatr e, Box 108, Craigville
02636, or by calling 771-2131.
The summer ecumenical servi-
ces at the Tabernacle start Sun-
day, June 27, with the Rev. Rich-
ard W. Bauer , pastor of West Con-
cord Union Church of Concord ,
Massachusetts, preaching. Two ser-
vices are held at 9:45 a.m. and 8
p.m. All are wolcome to attend.
102ND BIRTHDAY
Mrs. Ada Phinney celebrated
her 102nd birthday last Sunday at
Centerville Nursing Home, where
she lives. Mrs. Phinney is the old-
est citizen of the Town of Barnsta-
ble and , as such, holds the cane
and has held it for the past 4 to 5
years.
The Boston Post donated this
cane to our town, to be given to
the oldest citizen and passed from
one to another. A birthday parly
is being held today for all those
residents of the home whose birth-
days fall in June.
Mrs. Phinney's two sons live in
Centerville: Berton V. on Blue -
berry Hill Road , and Roger A. on
Maureen Road.
50TH WEDDING
ANNIVERSARY
Mr. and Mrs. Albert F. Hurley
celebrated recently the 50th anni-
versary of their marriage. They
have two children and seven grand-
children . Their home is on Long-
fellow Drive.
WEDDING BELLS
Miss Glenna Louise King, dau-
ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn A.
King ol Needham and Conners
Road , Centerville , was married
Saturday to Mr. Christopher Max-
well Outwin, son of Mr . and Mrs.
Edson S. Outwin of Summit, N.J.
and The Millway, Barnstable. The
ceremony took place in the Need-
ham Congregational Church.
Attendants in the wedding party
with Cape Cod connections were
Miss Linda L. King, sister of the
bride , maid of honor; Miss Eliza-
beth Outwin , sister of the bride-
groom, bridesmaid; Patrick Out-
win , brother of the bridegroom,
best man; Rev. Edson Outwin, Jr.
brother of the groom, usher; Pe-
ter King, brother of the bride , ju-
nior usher.
The bride is a graduate of Colby
Junior College and the bridegroom
of Washington University .
The couple are in Bermuda on
their honeymoon.
ENGAGED
On June 26 there will be solem-
nized the wedding of Miss Cyn -
thia Lea Mulford , daughter of Mr .
and Mrs. Kenneth F. Mulford of
Wequaquet Lake in Centerville , to
Mr . Kenneth A. Potz, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur C. Potz of Wether-
sfield , Conn., at Our Lady of Vic-
tory Church in Centerville.
Miss Mulford is a secretary with
Aetna Life and Casualty Company
in Hartford and attended Mt. Ida
Junior College at the University
of Hartford , also Cape Cod Com-
munity College.
Employed by Pratt and Whitney,
Mr , Potz holds a Bachelor of Sci-
ence from Rensselaer Polytechnic
Institute in electric engineering
and a Master of Science In mech-
anical engineering. He also holds
the degree of Master of Business
Administration from the Univer -
sity of Connecticut.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
The sermon topic for the Sun-
day morning worship service , on
June 27, is Hinges of Destiny, to
be given by the pastor , Rev. Rob-
ert H. Sargent. Ushers will be Di-
ane Cowan and Mary Kimball;
and the greeters , Mr. and Mrs .
Steven Lapier.
JUNE DOUGLAS MARRIED
Mrs. June L. Douglas and Mr.
Maurice J. Griffin , both of Center-
ville, were married June 23 at the
home of Mr . and Mrs . John Den-
ninger on Shoot Flying Hill Road,
Mrs. Griffin , a professional fig-
ure skater and teacher , is a gra-
duate of Goucher College and on
June 20 received her Master of
Arts degree from Northeastern.
Her husband , who was graduated
from Holy Cross College and at-
tended Harvard , Is employed by
Paine, Webber, Jackson and Cur-
tis at Boston.
They will reside at 100 Stanley
Way, Centerville.
AMONG OUR RESIDENTS
Donald H. James of Bumps Ri-
ver Road , Centerville has comple-
ted 30 years of service with the
New England Telephone Company.
Starting as a cable splicer 's help-
er in New Bedford , Mr . James
rose steadily in his positions with
the company and is now a mem-
ber of the Telephon e Pioneers of
America. Mr. James is a native
of New Bedford and is a veteran
of the Air Force. He served in
World War II as a first lieutenant.
He and his wife , the former Bar-
bara E. Johnson of Fairhaven,
are the parents of a daughter,
Linda , 17 years old.
Edward V. Buckler of Seabury
Lane has received his Bachelor of
Science degree in graduation cere-
monies at the University of Con-
necticut at Storrs. The degree was
awarded in Business Administra-
tion. Edward is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Stanley Buckler.
John C. Fernsell was graduated
from St. Lawrence University In
Canton , N.Y. He is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. William C. Horn of Cod-
ciington Road, this village. His de-
gree was in psychology.
Mrs. Robert L. Masson of Horn-
beam Lane attended last week-
end the anniversary festivities
wiih her classmates in celebra -
lion of their fiftieth anniversary of
graduation from Radcliffe College
in Cambridge.
Visiting Mrs. Orrin Fuller of
Phinney's Lane is Mrs . Joyce Neale
of Wellington , New Zealand. From
here , Mrs. Neale will visit Ireland
before returning home.
At the recent program of the
Cape Cod Council of Camp Fire
Girls in dedication ceremonies of
Camp Nan- Kerafe in Brewster,
Charles Lockhart of Centerville,
president, presided. Special guests
included Mrs. Ray W. Babbitt of
Centerville, executive director of
the Cape Cod Council.
At a recent meeting of the board
of directors of Cape Cod Home -
maker Service in Cotuit. plans
were made for the Caravan Bou-
tique , which will travel through
the Cape this summer selling gifts,
proceeds from which will aid the
organization 's ability to help those
in need of health care . Present
from Centerville were Mmcs. Do-
rothy Fish Mahoney, Chester B.
Kelley Jr., Barry R. Smedley,
Mary E. Thomas and Mrs. James
J. Taylor
Miss Dorothy Worrell of Phin-
ney 's Lane spent last weekend in
Cambridge enjoying the annual
.class and alumnae festivities at
Radcliffe College. She also visited
friends in Brookllne, Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Romney, who summer in
Falmouth. Mrs. Romney is a class-
mate.
"Give me liberty to know, to
utter and to argue freely accord-
ing to my conscience, above all
other liberties." - -John Milton.
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