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ANNIVERSARIES
Wedding anniversaries Sunday
will be the 22nd of Mr. nnd Mrs.
John Joaklm and the 60th ot Mr.
and Mrs. John F. Fitzgerald of
Hyannis Port and Boston; Mr. and
Mrs. Richard M. O'Netl of Hyan-
nis Port will be married seven
years Monday, and Miss Clara
jane Hallett will be 91 the same
day; the 22nd wedding anniver-
sary of Mr. and Mrs. Walter M.
Gaffney, nnd the fifth of Mr. and
Mrs. George Oliver are Tuesday ;
the fourth of Mr. nnd Mrs. Alvah
T. J3earse is Wednesday nnd the
26th of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L.
Bond of West Hyannis Port is
next Thursday.
43APTIST CHURCH
Guest preacher Sunday, Septem-
ber 18. will be Dr. Frank T. Lit-
terin of Boston.
JEWISH WOMEN
The Jewish Women's Club will
omit the meeting of September 21
and will meet the 2Sth.
PLUMBERS AUXILIARY
The firs t regular business
meeting of the new Ladles' Auxil-
iary of the Barnstable County
Master Plumbers Association will
be held Wednesday after the din-
ner meeting and Ladies' Night
program of the association at 7:00
p.m. in Cummaquid Inn.
YOUNG MOTHERS CLUB
First Fall meeting will be in the
home of Mrs. Paul L. Bishop at 8
o'clock Monday. Mrs. Warner Mc-
Call will be In charge of a brush
demonstration after a business
session. Co-hostesses will be Mrs.
Eric Jussila and Mrs. Arvld
Anderson.
PERSONALS
Girl students who will resume
school next week are Patricia Ann
Rowley of Kathevine Gibbs School;
Diana J. Pazakls of Pembroke
College; Sally Starck and Helen J.
Panesls of Lasell Junior College ,
and Nancy Sturgess of Hyannis
Port and Seva J. Joaklm, Simmons
College.
Messrs. Carl W. Holmes and
Don Duquette attended this week
the three-day 4Sth annual conven-
tion of the Photographers' Associ-
ation ot New England held nt the
Hotel Commander, Cambridge.
Miss Marjorie Morehouse of
Brookline was the weekend guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Angus MacUae
Miss Jeannette McKinnon is on
a two weeks' vacation with rela-
tives in Boston.
Mrs. Mary E. Oliver is recover-j
ing from her illness.
Mrs. Walter V. Hart Is moving
to Boston for the winter. Her
daughters, Mary nnd Margaret ,
have returned to Brldgewater
State Teachers College and her
son Francis X Hart, is returning
this week to the University of
Alabama. Mr. Hart was with them
weekends.
Mrs. Dora Askowlth of Hyannis
Park will return to New York City
this week end to resume her du-
ties as professor of history at
Hunter College.
Phillip R. Ha-wes plans to leave
Sunday to enter New Hampton
(N. H.) School for Boys.
Vincent B. Keavy will return to
the University of Massachusetts
for his sophomore year this week
end.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Haskell
and family will return to Boston
next week after the summer with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Milan
O'Neil. Mr. Haskell will be a senior
at Tufts Dental School.
Students who will return to
school next week are John R.
Shuttleworth to Merrimack Col-
lege, Theodore Meinerth to Boston
University School of Music, and (
Albert E. Walsh to the National
Bible Institute of New York City.
Gerald A. Slavln nnd Joseph
Santos, 1949 graduates of Barn-
stable High School, will enter
Florida Souther College next week
to study music.
Lieutenant-Cadet Thomas F. Mc-
Keon. Jr., of Norwich University j
will return for his senior year ,
Tuesday. His parents will go with
him by car.
Miss Mary Ann Scudder will :
enter Edgewood Junior College
Monday. I
Miss Nancy Jane Keston will ,
enter Wheaton College Tuesday.
She Is a 1949 Barnstable High
School graduate.
Carolyn D. O'Neil of Hyannis .
Port will enter Walnut Hill School <
in Natick Wednesday.
Henry J. Fellows will return next
w.eek to University of Massacbu- |
setts;, Bruce S. Lane to Harvard
University; Richard B. Murray to .
Marlboro College; Joseph Kelly to
Providence College.'
POCAHONTAS
Installation of elected and ap-
pointed officers of Yanno-Taysee.
Council will be held at 8 p.m. Mon- j
day in Odd Fellows Hall. Official s '
of the Great Council will be
present.
GARDEN CLUB
The September meeting will be
with Mrs. George A. Smith of Hy-
annis Port at 2:30 p.m. After the
election and annual reports John
Lemos will talk on "Care of House
Plants—Varieties of Geralums. "
REBEKAHS
The annual election of Willing
Hand Lodge will be included in
business nt 8 p.m. Tuesday in Odd
Fellows Hall. The 98th anniversary
of the Degree will be observed and
Mrs. Irene Pierce -is chairman of
the entertainment. Hostesses will
be Mrs. Edith Clough and Mrs.
Pierce.
ENGAGEMENT
A late fall wedding has been
planned for Miss Barbara Scudder,
daughter of Mrs. Frederic F.
Scudder. and the late Mr. Scudder,
and Robert G. Sanford, son ot Mr.
nnd Mrs. Edward A. Sanford of
Buzzards Bay, whose engagement
has been announced by Mis. Scud-
der. Miss Scudder is serving as a
technician at Pocasset Sanitorium.
She is a graduate of Barnstable
High School and Wilson School of
Boston. Mr. Sanford Is a graduate
of Bourne High School nnd is an
engineer. He served 3% years with
the Navy In the Pacific as radio-
man.
RAINBOW INSTALLATION
Public Installation of Cape Cod
Assembly, Rainbow for Girls, will
be held nt 7:45 p.m. tomorrow In
Masonic Temple. A business meet-
ing at 5:46 and a supper by the
Rainbow Mothers Club nt 6:15 will
precede the ceremony. The Install-
ing suite will include: Installing
officer, Lillian Nyberg, P.W.A.,
Weymouth Assembly; marshal,
Sally Cross, P.W.A.; chaplain,
Maureen Flsk, P.W.A.; recorder,
Patricia Harris, P.W.A., all of Cape
Cod Assembly; soloist, Betty Carl-
son, Weymouth Assembly-; organ-
ist, Lois Wordell , Cape Cod Unit.
Those to be inducted include:
Elected officers, Marie Ohm,
worthy advisor, succeeding Sally
Cross; Betty Burnham, associate
advisor ; Betty Burrill , Charity ;
Carol Dauphinee, Hope, and Alice
Brown, Faith. Appointed officers:
Melva Wood, recorder; Aune Mlk-
konen, assistant recorder;. Corinne
Hord, treasurer; Ruth Goodall ,
drill leader ; Diane Eldredge, chap-
lain; Mary E. Sears, Love; Ruth
Doane, Religion; Claire Parker,
Nature; Barbara Irwin, Immortali-
ty; Ann Macomber, Fidelity; Mar-
jorie Leonard, Patriotism; Barbara
Tomlinson, Service; Marilyn Ja-
cobson, confidential observer; Mar-
jorie Phillips , outer observer ; Dion
Pazakls, American flag bearer;
Ethel Farewell , state flag bearer;
Norma Carlander, soloist; Lois
Wordell , organist; Danls O'Neil ,
choir director ; Prudence Thacher,
and Laurie Campbell, pages.
Hospitality committee, Barbara
Palmer, chairman, Rosalie Moser
and Elaine Thacher; "Racom" re-
porter , Betty Burrill. Also mem-
bers of the choir inducted were
Barbara Palmer, Janice Caswell ,
Joyce Linnell, Joyce Wordell ,
Elaine Thacher, Patricia Gunnery,
Cynthia Crowell , Judith Martin ,
Geraldlne Glfford, Leslie Reed ,
Betty Hinckley, Marlene Oehme,
Rosalie Moser, Judith Dlnsmore,
Sally Weston, Elfrelda Landers,
.Martha Holmer, Barbara A. Kelly,
Virginia Pearson and Jennie Da-
vidson.
>ER60NALS
u Ifir. and Mrs. WesTey Ooleman
ire spending "their vacation tour-
ng Nova Scotia and Canada.
The Young cottage on Sea Street
ias been rented to Calvin A. Bur-
ingame. His wife and son are liv-
ing there and he plans to join them
the 25th. He Is at a baseball farm '
In San Jose, California.
Mrs. James D. Davis, who has
been a patient In Cape Cod Hos-
pital, returned home.
Richard C. Gould , who purchased
land on Gosnold street from Julius
Walley, is building a home there.
Carl M. Drew of Hyannis Port,
a veteran, Is employed in Boston
while working for his Master's
Degree at Boston University where
he received his B.S, Degree in
June.
M.r and Mrs. Joseph Hassett ex-
pected to return today from visit-
ing relatives In Cambridge, Law-
rence and Worcester where they
went by car.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pardlck and
son John, who traveled by car to
Fallon, Nevada , are settled there
permanently. This Is the former
home of Mr. Pardlck. Mrs. Pardick
Is the former Barbara Holmes of
Hyannis.
Mrs. William E. Hopkins went
by car with her brother Henry H.
Doudlcan , Jr., to New Haven,
Conn., where she joined her hus-
band , Captain Hopkins of the S. S.
Kaposia , on a trip to Albany, N. Y.
Gerald A. Slavln will leave next
week to enter Florida Southern
College for which he received a
scholarship upon his graduation
from Barnstable High School in
June.
'V.F.W. AUXILIARY
Gifts of $5 were voted at Tues-
day's meeting to the Polio Fund
and Boy 'Scouts. Proceeds of a
silent auction wore $10. A social
was- planned for Sept. 27th and a
rummage sale set for the 80th.
Hostesses were Mrs. Robert Coun-
sell , Mrs. George Crevar und Mrs.
William Bentley.
LEGION AUXILIARY
Officers elected Tuesday evening
Included president, Mrs. Mary Du-
puls succeeding Mrs. Frances G.
Senno; senior vice-president, Miss
Jane Dixon ; junior vice-president ,
Mrs, Mary O. Santos; secretary,
Miss Louise MacPhee ; treasurer,
Mrs. Senno ; chaplain, " Mrs. Emily
MacPhee ; historian , Mrs. Ida Glf-
ford; sergeant-at-arms , Mrs. Louise
Savery; executive board, Mrs.
Barbara Scudder, Mrs. Dlanne Rob-
bins and Mrs. Gertrude E. Oliver.
They will be installed next Wed-
nesday evening jointly with the
Post. Mrs. Ann Bryant , District
Director, and Mrs. BeBsle Morse,
Sergeant-at-Arms, both of Kings-
ton, will offlclnte.
Miss Josephine Daniels of Oster-
ville, president of the National
Girls' State, will one of the speak-
ers. Mrs. Annie Limn wns appoint-
ed chairman of refreshments. Mrs.
Betty Crocker was named chair-
man of a rummage sale to be held
Sept. 24th in Masonic Hall.
Delegates to the 10th District
Council meeting Saturday in Well-
fleet are Mrs. Senno, Mrs. Mac-
Phee and Mrs. Robbins; alternates,
Mrs. Katherine O. Sullivan , Mrs.
Angle F. Cox and Mrs. Sadie Fra-
zler. A memorial service was held
for Mrs. Beatrice Brooks.
It was voted to omit socials pre-
viously held on the fourth Tues-
days. Mrs, Isabelle Swansey won
the mystery package.
ISABELLAS
The Fall season for Father Mc-
Swiney Circle will start with a bus-
iness meeting and social at 8 p.m.
Tuesday at the Hyannis Woman's
Club.
PERSONALS
Mrs. Edward Braddock has re-
turned from Cape Cod Hospital to
the home of her parents, Dr. and
Mrs. Paul P. Henson, with her twins
Theda and Isaac Henson, born at
the hospital September 2.
Other mothers who returned home
are Mrs. William Naylor with her
son born at the hospital , Sept, 3;
Mrs, Reynold Caggiano and her
daughter born there Sept. 4, and
Mrs. Henry Arenovskl and her twin
son and daughter born there on
Sept. 6.
Mrs. Hubert A. Shaw was in
Swampscott this week and repre-
sented the Hyannis Woman 's Club
at the fall meeting of the Federa-
tion and the New England Confer-
ence.
Lewis Warren of Warren-Bulck
and family, "formerly of New York
City, moved today to the former
Pulsifer' house on Estey~ Avenue
after occupying the Mltron house
this summer.
Mrs. Richard P. Hodsdon has re-
turned from South Thomaston, Me.
More students leaving for school
are Philip T. Andrews to Brown
University for his sophomore year;
Robert L. Schuman to his junior
year at Clark University ; Miss
Ruth F. Morfn for her second year
at Fisher Business School, and
Miss Mary Snn Hinckley for her
second year at Moderne School.
George A. Raymond of Wey-
mouth, formerly of Hyannis, em-
ployed as summer manager of the
Center Theatre this summer, will
go home Saturday and will return
to Florida Southern College, Sept.
29, to continue his music studies.
Miss Ann Austin will enter Mid-
dlebury College and will leave for
Vermont Saturday accompanied by
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
S. Austin , by car.
Miss Piiscilla Gaffney will enter
her freshman year at the University
of Massachusetts early next week.
Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter
M. Gaffney, plan to accompany her
there.
Miss Nancy Hinckley, a sopho-
more at Colby College, will report
there Tuesday.
NURSES PLAN
The Graduate Nurses Association
voted at Monday 's meeting to give
$5 each to tne Polio Emergency
Fund, District Nursing Association
and Boy Scouts. Tentative plans
were made for a silent auction and
a rummage sale. Mrs. William D.
Palmer presided for her first meet-
ing.
HYANNIS WOMA N'S CLUB
Community Service
The 1919-50 program of this group
has been announced BB follows:
Oct. 28, reception , music and ten
for new and old members by offi-
cers, Mesdames George W. Wag-
oner, Edward F. Smith , Wnlter R.
Pond and Chester A. Baker; Nov. 4,
Miss Harriet Dively, New England
Field Supervisor , Camp Fire Girls ,
spenker, tea , Mrs. James F. Syme,
.Airs. William L. Fitzgerald and Mrs,
Harry ('. Hoarse; Nov. 25, John J.
Levlne , Welfare Department , Town
of Barnstable, speaker, luncheon ,
Mrs. Everett C. Lewis, Mrs. Leslie
F, Rogers und Mrs . Leslie Sander-
son; Dec, !i , Barnstable High School
pupils In Christmas music, directed
by MI BS Dorothy L. Barton , Christ-
mas message by tho Rev. E. Gugo
Ilotullng, ton , Mrs. Arthur E, Dyor,
Mrs . W. Elliot Lewis and Mrs. Wal-
ter D. Baker; Dec. 80, co-operative
program by membors, Christmas
memories, tea, Mrs . George H. Mel-
len , Jr., Mrs . Louis V. Arenovskl
and Mrs. Smith ,
Jan. 13, sewing for Cape Cod HOB-
pltal , box lunch , speaker, Dr. John
Conlln , Massachusetts Medical So-
ciety, subject "Socialized Medi-
cine"; Jun. 27, "Ye Olde Time
School ," Mrs. Heman F, Pierce, tea,
Mrs. Pond, Mrs. Wagoner and Miss
Emma F. Temple; Feb. 10, social ,
cards and games, hour to be an-
nounced , tea, Mrs. J. Herbert Em-
ery, Mrs. Chester A. Murray and
Mrs. Jon A. Pleijel ; Feb. 24, speak-
er, Major Samuel T. Stewart , Boy
Scout representative, subject "Loy-
alty, " tea, Mrs. Sarah A. Gardner,
Mrs. Abble Cluett and Mrs. James
M. Sherman ; March 10, "Style
Show,"' past and present fashions
to be modeled, music old and new ,
tea, Mrs. Phlllbert O. Rnlnville ,
Mrs. Warren G. Jennings and Mrs.
George W. Rowe; March 24, speak-
er, John R. Tulls, subject, "Safety, "
appointment of program and nomi-
nating committees, tea, Miss Ber-
tha M. Arey, Mrs. Arthur P. Dana
and " Mrs. Daniel Bearse; April 4,
dessert bridge party to benefit n
charity project election, tea, Mrs.
Fred B. Llvesley, Mrs. Horace J.
Ryder nnd Mrs. William C. Brlggs,
April 21, joint meeting with Depart-
ment of American Home, speaker,
Camp Edwards officer , tea , Mrs.
Gerard C. Besse, Mrs. Lawrence F.
Grimes and Sirs. Frank S. O'Neil;
May, Play Day, Mrs . Smith, chair-
man. The program was arranged by
Mrs . Jnmes F. Syme, Mrs, Leslie
Sanderson and Mrs. Fred B. Llve-
sley.
RUMMAGE SALE
Rummage Sale
The finance committee of which
Mrs. Heman F. Pierce Is chairman ,
will conduct a rummage sale at 10
a.m. next Friday in the clubhouse.
Articles may be left with commit-
tee members or will be collected if
they are notified, Co-chairmen will
be Mrs. William L. Fitzgerald and
Mrs. P. O. Ralnville. Others helping
will be Mesdames Arthur E. Dyer,
Warren Sperl, Robert S. Austin,
Horace J. Ryder, Lawrence F.
Grimes, Raymond Holloway, Ed-
ward F. Smith, James M. Sherman,
Warren Jennings, William Rowe
and Miss Anna J. Harmon. Pro-
ceeds will be used for repairs to the
clubhouse which are Imperative.
WEDDING SET
Invitations have been issued foi
the wedding of Miss Caroline H
Morin and' Roy G. Thlbeault, both
of this village, which will be Octo
ber 8th in St. Francis Xaviei
Church.
EMBLEM CLUB
Members of this Club will join
Hyannis Lodge of Elks Septembet
24th and 25th when the 5th annl
versary of the Club and the 20th
anniversary of the Lodge will be
celebrated. A tentative program tot
members and off-the-Cape guests in
eludes tours, trip to Nantucket, fish
ing, golf and special 'prizes.
house, plan to come back tor
*eek
MIBS Amary King of East rw
New Jersey, plans to retur T'
Wednesday from the v mdmfi
cottage which she occupied S'
season. u ln|8
George A. Clarke of pr|llcpl
New Jersey, and James B. Dari !"'
ton of Indianapolis, Indiana, c 0Z
their homes this week. d
HOUSES SOLD
Robert' B. Swan, Jr., ot p,
burgh, whose family i1(ls '" "
many seasons here, has BurchS
the Orlando W. Marchant 1f
i
and Edward P. Hobart of OrZ'
wich , Conn., a summer reside
here for several seasons, has m
chased the former Quest-wX
house. "
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