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LEWIS BAY YACHT CLUB
The annual fnll meeting of the
Yacht Club was held last Sunday
afternoon at which time George D.
Hall wus re-elected commodore ot
the club and cups and trop hies were
presented to the winning skippers
of the various series und special
races.
Cups were presented to the fol-
lowing: July series—first , Carter
Helton, Speedy; second, Skipper
Hall , Skip-It; third , Barbara Bots-
ford , Minx. August series—first ,
Wayne Cowles , Skldoo; second ,
Carter Helton , Speedy; third. Skip-
per Hall, Skip-It. Scrambled boat
rnce—first, Skipper Hall. July 1th
nce—fl rst, Barbara Botsford. Ob-
stacle race—first. Carter Helton.
LIBRARY
Beginning next Monday, the Hy-
annis Library will change over
from its summer schedule of hours,
according to an announcement
from Miss Gladys Bond, librarian.
It will be open from 1 to 5 p.m.
daily, except Tuesdays and Sun-
days; and from 7 to ft p.m. Mondays,
Wednesdays, and Saturdays.
BAPTIST CHURCH
g The Rev. E. Gage Hotaling, a
lieutenant in the Naval Reserve,
arrived at the Naval Air Station .
Quonset Point , R. I., today for two
weeks' active duty as chaplain.
Guest preachers will occupy the
pulpit during his absence. Next
Sunday, September 11, Rev. Geo.
W. Hylton of Cotuit will preach.
FEDERATED CHURCH
Designating next Sunday as
"Back to Church" Sunday, Dr. Carl
Fearing Schultz , In his Invitat ion
to attend church services, points
out thut there should be no lapse
since the close of the summer sea-
son, but that the excellent attend-
|ance ot last year should again lie
I maintained. September visitors are
cordially invited und those who
l ore without a church home, with
i the closing of the summer chapels
at the Port.
Sunday morning, Sept. 11, at botli
the 9:30 and 11 o'clock services,
Dr. Schultz will preach on "You 're
'Just the Person We're Looking
For." Miss Sally Starck will sing.
Boy Scouts and Council Members
will attend. For them it will be
"Fall Redldlcatlon Day."
GREEK PROGRAM
The first annual outing of the
Greek Orthodox Church of Cape
Cod will be Sunday at Camp Far-
ley. The regular Sunday mass will
be from 11 to 12 there. Members of
the parish and their children will
leave the church at 10 a.m. and
bring box lunches. Refreshments
may be obtained at the Cump.
Chulrmun of the affair is James
Angelis of Falmouth . Others are
Theodore Economides and George
Limberakis of Falmouth , James
Puzukis, William Klvernltis , Cos-
tas Sethares , Alex Kopelakis, E. P.
Grammatlcas, George Garoufes and
Louis Terpos of Hyannis.
PERSONALS
Dr. and Mrs. Carl Fearing
Schultz, Carl Jr. and Martha re-
turned Tuesday after a week's va-
cation ut Little Neck , Ipswich. Dr.
William G. Chanter was the guest
preacher at both services last Sun-
day.
James Robbins and W. Ornisby
Sullivan will return for their sec- j
ond year at Burdette College Mon-
day.
Edward D. Doudlcan of Litch-
field , Conn., formerly of Hyannis
and employed here this summer,
plans to return home to resume his
teaching at the High School there
next week.
Students returning to Boston Uni-
versity Monday are Miss Nancy Lee
Home to College of Liberal Arts
for her senior year, Robert W.
Sherman, a senior, taking public
accounting; Theodore K. Rosen-
gren , a senior, in the College of
Business Administration , and Wil-
liam F. Sullivan , Jr. of Hyannis
Port, for his sophomore year.
Miss- Virginia B. Smith will en-
ter Becker Junior College next
week for two years in accounting;
and Constance C. White will re-
turn there for her second year.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Israel of
Worcester and children , Caroline ,
Barbura and Stephen , who have
summered at South Hyannis for
three years, will return home next
week. Their summer home there is
being built.
Students returning to Bridge-
water State Teachers College are
Miss Barbara Ann Boody for her
sophomore year, the Misses Mary
and Margaret Hurt for their junior
year, Miss Joanne Ferguson for her
junior year , and Miss Diane Hev-
erly for her junior year.
Miss Winifred V. Bearse of Hy-
annis Park will return to Salem
State Teachers College next week
for her sophomore year.
Mr . and Mrs. James J. Morrlssey
of Bralntree spent a week with her
brother , Isaac B. Baker.
Weekend guests .of Mr . and Mrs.
.Maurice Stansifer were Dr. and
Mrs. John Prendergast of Poultney,
Vt.
The Allen cottace apartment on
School Street has been- rented to
Justin O'Leary und he is occupying
it.
Mothers who have returned home
from Cape Cod Hospital Include
Mrs. D. P. Murphy and her daugh-
ter Deborah, born there Aug. 29th ;
Mrs. Charles J. Kelley and her
daughter , born there Aug. 30th;
Mi's. Roland A. Laramie and her
son, born Aug. 2tith , and Mrs. Ed-
ward W. CoveU and her daughter ,
Charlene, born there Aug. 28th .
Frederick M. Hodge, who spent
the summer at their home In Unity,
Me., have returned.
Mrs. Wnlter D. Baker is enter-
tainin g for n month her niece, Mrs.
Arthur C. Cox of Arlington , Vu.
Her husband , Lieutenant-Colonel
Cox, who is assigned to duty in Lon-
don for two years, bus assumed his
duties and she will join him there.
Holiday weekend visitor was her
nephew , Lorlng Collier , of New-
York City.
Mr. and Mrs. Merton Broughton
and sons are on a week's vacatfon
by auto to Nova Scotia.
Joan Allen, who visited her
grandfather, Frank Norton , Jr., In
Edgartown for three week , Is home.
Miss Edwina' F. Montague, a
graduate of Barnstable High School
and Brldgewater State Teachers
College, has been appointed to
teach science and mathematics in
the former school. She taught in
the same capacity at Oak Bluffs
High School and has been employed
at Oak Bluffs all summer.
F. Bryant Scudder left today for
Macon, Ga., where he will assume
his duties as professor of art at
Wesleyan University. He Is a vet-
eran, is a graduate of Rhode Island
School of Design and was awarded
a diploma by Fountalnbleau Art
College in France.
Mr. and Mrs. William L. Fitzger-
ald have had for visitors his sister,
Mrs. Ellen F. Jenkins of New.
Brunswick , N. J., their niece, Mrs.
Edward Adams and husband of the
same place, and the Misses Joyce
and Ann Lindbom of Qulncy, for-
merly of Hyannis. Mrs. Adams is
the former Mary Hoffman , who
lived with the Fitzgeralds and at-
tended school here .
i Mrs, Edward F. O'Gara was call-
led to Aruba, West Indies , by the
I serious illness of her grandson ,
j Thomas Eagan. She is with her
daughter , Mrs. William P. Eagan
' and family.
j The former home of the late Miss
|Mabel Chase on Park Street has
' been sold to Miss Janet F. Allen ,
who is living there.
I Mrs. Everett 0. Bond returned
home from the Cape Cod Hospital ,
where she underwent a major op-
eration.
HYANNIS GRANGE
¦ The first Fall meeting will be
|held at 8 p.m. Monday in the Hy-
annis Woman 's Club and will in-
clude election. Entertainment will
be in charge of Yarmouth Grange
and refreshments will be served
by Mrs. Irma Iverson.
NURSES TO MEET
Cape Cod Graduate Nurses Asso-
ciation will open the season with
a business meeting at S p.m . Mon-
day in the nurses home . Mrs . Wil-
liam Palmer, Mrs. Malcolm P.
Chase and Mrs. Albert Crocker will
' serve as hostesses.
(POCAHONTAS
Business ut a meeting of Yanno-
Taysee Council .Monday eventeg in
Red Men 's Hall included the set-
ting of September 19th for Installa-
tion of officers , which will be held
in Odd Fellows Hall.
DE MOLAY MOTHERS CLUB
This group will hold its first
fall meeting at 2 p.m. Tuesday in
the Masonic Lodge rooms.
V. P. W. AUXILIARY
The first business meeting of the
season will be held in the Elks Cen-
ter at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. There will
be a silent auction and social.
RELIEF CORPS
Yunno Woman 's Relief Corps will
open Its season with a business
meeting and social at 8 p.m. Wed-
nesday In Odd Fellows Hall .
EMBLEM CLUB
The first fall business meeting
will be held at 8:15 p.m. Wednes'
|day in the Elks Center when plans
for the fifth anniversary will be dis-
cussed,
LEGION AUXILIARY
A food sale will be held tomorrow
at 10 a.m. on tho David H. Sullivan
lawn in oharge of Mrs. Mary J.
Santos and .Airs. Frances O, Senno.
The first fall meeting will bo at 8
p.m. Tuesday in the Legion Home ,
when officers will be nominate d,
und a memorial service for Mrs.
Beatrice Brooks will be conducted .
PERSONALS
Miss Nancy J. Bradbury, a senior
at Colby College , has gone to Lew-
Istoh, Ale., to spend her lust year
at the laboratory of tho Central
I Maine General Hospital ,
REBEKAHS
Nomination of 1949-50 officers of
Willing Hand Lodge wns the prin-
cipal business at Tuesday evening 's
meetin gin-Odd Fellows Hall, which
included: Mrs. Hilda 0. Wiinnie,
noble grand; Mrs. Laura Fruean ,
vice-grand ; Mrs. Alice Coggeshull,
recording secretory ; Mrs. Ethel W.
O'Brien , financial secretary ; Mrs.
Lillian E. Cook, treasurer , and Mrs.
Ettn Marchunt, trustee for three
years. Plans were made for elec-
tion and 98th anniversary of the
Rebekah Degree for September 20,
and installation October 18tb.
Invitations were received for the
55th anniversary of Martha Lodge
of Oak Bluffs , Sept. 30, and Guest
Day of Past Noble Grands Associa-
tion, Oct. 1. Mrs. Magdalene L.
Chase and Mrs. Lajette were the
winners in a crazy-whist party. Hos-
tesses were Mrs. Betty Hamniett
and Mrs. Fruean.
COUPLES CLUB
Ted Hinckley, hypnotist , will en-
tertain at 8 p.m. Tuesday in Bald-
win Hall. Refreshments will be
served by Mr. and Mrs. Paul W.
Stiles, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mar-
vin , Mr. and Mrs . Robert Scudder
and Mr. and Mrs. Henry White.
ANNIVERSARIES
The 30th wedding anniversary of
Mr. and Mrs, Stanley E. Anderson
will be Saturday and the 33rd of
Mr. and Mrs. Lester W. Williams
will be Wednesday.
WISENOR-CASWELL WEDDING
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Howard
Wlsenor (Marilyn Ann Caswell),
are on a motor trip through tho
Southern States and will visit In
Louisiana, former home of tho
bridegroom before returning here
to occupy their home at 45 Chest-
nut Street. The couple were mar-
ried In the First Baptist Church
Saturday afternoon by the Rev. E.
Gage Hotaling in a double ring
service. Curtis II. Young of West
Dennis and Taunton , uncle of the
bride , gave her away. She Is the
daughter of Mrs. Norman C. Caswell
and her bridegroom Is a son of Wil
Hum E. Wisenor of Hyannis.
Miss Caswell was attended by
.Mrs,; Gerard C, Blackburn (Nan-
nette C. Bearse) as matron of hon-
or, and by her sister Janice P. Cas-
well ns junior bridesmaid. Her cou-
sin, Janet R. Young of West Den-
and Taunton was flower girl, Best
man was Edward A. Andclman of
Hyannis and Boston and ushers
were William C. Haberer, Jr., of
West Hyannis Port and David A,
Young of Hyannis , the bride 's cou-
sin . Mrs. Wisenor is employed as a
secretary and Mr. Wisenor Is em-
ployed at the Maritime Academy.
HYANNIS 'W OMAN'S CLUB
Committees to serve during 1949-
50 have been released as follows:
Standing committees: Mrs. Ernest
J. Cassen, hall; Mrs. Frank S.
O'Nell, Miss Emma F. Temple and
Mrs. Earle H. Webster, press;
Mrs. Everett C. Lewis and Mrs.
Frederic F. Scudder , printing; edu-
cational. .Mrs. Warren Sperl; Mrs.
William T. O'Donnell , public health;
Mrs. Hubert A. Shaw , legislative,
and Mrs. Charles E. Harris , conser-
vation and gardens.
Special committees include Mrs.
W. Elliot Lewis and Mrs . Leslie P.
Rogers, guest tickets; Mesdames
William S. Murray, Jr., George W.
Wagoner, Warren W. Cook, George
W. Norwood and Alfred R. Atwood ,
music; Mesdames Walter R. Pond,
Edward Kelly, Arthur E. Dyer, Win-
throp D, Basset!, Charles E. Smith
and Miss Temple, reception ; Mes-
dames l-leman F, Pierce, Philibert
O. Ralnville , William L. Fitzgerald ,
Edward F. Smith, James M. Sher-
man , Buford Golns, Warren G. Jen-
nings and G. William Rowe, finance.
Other committees are Mesdames
Edward Kelly, Chester A. Murray,
Fred T. NIckerson, Walter W. Cas-
well , Louis V. Arenovskl , Miss
Agnes O'Nell and Miss Bertha 'M .
Arey, social; Mrs. James F. Syme,
program ; Mrs. Ral ph R. Ban- und
Mrs. Wnlter D. Baker , memorial
book; Miss Elolse H, Crocker, club
historian ; Miss Arey, Federation
secretary; Mrs . Benjamin T. Living-
ston , Mrs. Atwood and Mrs. P. O.
Ralnville , inter-racial unity; Mes-
dames W. I) . Buker , Dorothy A.
Thompson , Carroll G. Seward , W.
W. Caswell and Walter B. Chase,
antiques; MVBJ D. A. Thompson ,
¦Airs. 11. A. Shaw and Mrs. George
II. Mellen , Jr ., by-laws, und Mrs .
E. H. Webster and Mrs . Donald C.
Converse, senior advisers to Junior
Woman 's Club .
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BENEFIT PARTY
A giant hrldgo party has been
arranged by Mrs. Kenneth C. Bond
in the Hyannisport Club for the
benellt of Cape Cod Hospital Build-
ing Fund. Play will start at 2 p.m.
tomorrow aud prizes and refresh-
ments Will be offered. Assisting
Mrs. Bond with reservations is
Mrs. Horatio S. Bond.
CHURCH ELECTION
The annual meeting of St. An-
drew-by-tbe-Sea Episcopal Church
Sunday resulted in the re-election
ot Stephen B, Sheldon of St. Louis
as chairman oC the church commit-
tee, and Miss Sall y Fowler of Bos-
ton , Charles B. Crockett of Ded-
ham, Arthur N. Mllliken of Sims-
bury, Conn., and Randolph Payson
of Hyannis Port , all re-elected to
serve with him.
Mrs. William R. Sinclair of In-
dianapolis, Ind., and Miss Fowler
were re-elected secretary and treas-
urer respectively. Mrs. Kirke L.
Moses of Longmeadow was re-
elected chairman of the flower com-
mittee, and Mrs. Louis F. Routrel
of South Orange, N. J., was elected
to the altar guild.
PERSONALS
Robert B. Chamberlain who suf-
fered a cerebral hemorrhage last
week, 1B In a critical condition at
Cape Cod HoBpltal.
The last dance of the season at
th eHyannis Port Club was attended
by about 150 and the last buffet
supper Sunday by 100.
James B. Darlington plans to
close his home early next week and
return to Indianapolis , Ind.
Mr. and Mrs . George A. Clarke
of Princeton, N, J., plan to return
home next week.
A party in the home of Mr . and
Mrs. Daniel M. Sullivan of Boston,
the Clay Goose, was in honor of the
fifth birthday of their son Thomas.
Each child received a favor and a
gitt. Refreshments included a dec-
orated birthday cake. Mrs. Cedric
T. Sears of Hyannis was co-hostess.
Children present were Wayne
Oehme, Willi? m Bearse, Terry Sul-
livan , Janlcd and Garfield Toolis
and Denris Sullivan, and Mrs.
Nlilo To-jlis.
RED CROSS
Miss S. Elizabeth Fenno, chair-
man of the Hyannisport group of
Cape Cod Chapter American Red
Cross, has announced that the last
meeting will be at 10 a.m. Wednes-
day in her home. Coffee and des-
sert will be served at noon. Miss
Fenno Is leaving next Thursday for
Rowley with her mother, Mrs. L.
Carteret Fenno, but will return to
close her home.
YACHT CLUB
The annual meeting of Hyannis
Port Yacht Club, held Monday eve-
ning in the Hyannisport Club, In-
cluded election of officers and
awarding of race trophies. The slate
included : Commodore, William R.
Sinclair , of Indianapolis , re-elected;
vice-commodore, Louis F. Loutrel,
Jr., of Wellesley, elected; secre-
tary , Mrs. Durban A. McGraw of
Pittsburgh , re-elected , and treasu-
rer, Edward Darlington of Sewick-
ley, Pa., elected.
Awards were as follows: July
senior series, Gardner Schlrmer ,
Blue Boy 3d; Junior Beries, Clare
Tracey. July 4th senior race, Beiv
jamin D. Baxter , No-Name. August
senior series, Koss Richards , Bett-
shad; junior , Louise Shepard , Sea
Wings. Labor Day, senior, Ross
Richards , Bettshad; j unior, Louise
Shepard , Sea Wings. Seamanship
race, junio r, Louise Shepard.
Ross Richards with Bettshad re-
tired the cup In the senior chal-
lenge cup race; Charles Dupuy won
in the junior race with See-You-
Later. Commodore Sinclair has
given a new cup for this series.
A new feature this year was a
July and August instruction pro-
gram of sailing classes. Almee Du-
puy was the winner in July and
Robert Coleman in August. Benja-
min D. Baxter and crew won in the
Championship crew in the senior
class.
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WIANNO CLUB EVENTS
Results of the swimming meet
held by the Wianno Club were re-
leased by Henry "Doc" Levinson,
instructor.
Tube ruce, 5 and under—Francis
Phillips , first , and Thomas Plymp-
ton , second. Prone float , 0 and un-
der—Barbara Sears, first, and Joan
Wood , second. Ten-yard free-style,
0 and under—Joanne Nesmith, first.
Twenty-yard , free-style, 8 and un-
der—Anna Phillips, first, and Dan-
iel Rowland , second. Twenty-yard
side stroke, 8 and under—Anna
Phillips, first , and Daniel Rowland,
second .
Twenty-yard free-tyle, 10 and un-
der—Jay Parsons, first, and David
Plympton , second. Twenty-yard
back Btroke , 10 and under—Jay
Parsons, first , David Plympton , sec-
ond. Thirty-yard free-style, 13 and
under—William Kilbourne, Jr.,
first , and George Rowland, Jr.; sec-
ond. Thirty-yard back stroke, 12
and under—Hope Phelps, first, .and
Serge McKhann , second.
Forty-yard free-style, 14 and un-
der—William Kilbourne, Jr., first,
and George Beggs, second. Forty-
yard back crawl, 14 and under—
William Kilbourne, Jr., first, and
George Beggs, second.
Forty-yard free-style, 16 and un-
der—Gordon Beggs, first, and Geo.
Beggs, second.
Wianno Championship Race—
Guy McKhann , first , and Barlow
McWilliams , second.
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Sept. ;i u mm to Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Naylor, Hyannis,
Sept , 4, a daughter to Mr. and
Mrs. Reynold H. Cuggiuno, Hyannis.
Sept, 4, a son to Mr. and Mrs.
Duncan II. Bryant, Provlacotown.
Sept, 4, a daughter to Mr . and
Mrs , John B, Morgan , Winchester
and Dennlsport.
Sept. 2, a son to Mr. and Mrs.
Charles W. McMakln , Hyannis ,
Sept. 8, a son to Mr. and Mrs.
Frank c. Hludik , South Harwich
and Glastonbury, Conn.
Sept. 2, twin son and daughter to
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Braddock ,
Haddon fleld , N . J. Dr. and Mrs. Paul
P. Hanson, Hyannis, are material
grandparents,
BETTER DEAD
People who" cdhtinually brag
about their ancestors actually are
confessing that they belong to a
family that's better dead than
alive, i
BIRTHS
in Provlncetown SPIK r
Mary R. j . Fratus
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In Hyannis Port, Sept ? ,„
Ham A. Hiltz, aged 66 ri„, \ w'l-
In Medford , ArthurVh^
aged 82, formerly ot Harwich "*'
In Provlncetown , Sept a ,. <
Ella B. Bennett, aged 87 w.
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In Greenwich, N. Y o """n.
Charles F. Tracy, aged 71 ?? ; 3>
of Falmouth.
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In East Falmouth , Aue m
tone J. Burgess, aged 77 An>
In Pocasset, Aug. 31, Frank „
teio, aged 72. K s«n-
In Osterville, Sept. 2, Mm „,
Scott Scudder , aged 85 ' ^
In Pawtucket, R. f s.
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Frank B. Eldredge, aged g j ' ,
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In Hyannis, Sept . 2, Davl I
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