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pTl5T CHURCH
.>,= Sunday morning service,
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JSt hS of fellowship will
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n(ie(i to new members, and
be
!, rd's Supper will be observed.
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»ion topic will be "To Mod-
rll° American Christians and Their
jjarw, Greetings."
" „,„„ evening subject is to be
__HI on the Way". The Junior
J senior choirs will assist In this
=ervico. ,
At the Youth Fellowship service,
.directors will be Barbara and
ally Coleman, assisted by Arlene
icDouBBl "( Falmouth.
• Owl's Purpose" is the topic for
he Wednesday mid'week service.
At the Friday Youth Fellowship
neelinc games will be enjoyed.
JIRTHDAY OBSERVED
Robert Lebel celebrated his 9th
ilrtMay anniversary
* with a party
t his home on Tower Hill Road.
iuests included Maureen Line-
ar Nlki Nlles, Gerald Delay,
am
'
es and John Sanford, Harlow
fuckahee , Craig Douglas, Barbara
opkins, Peter Lebel, Robert
Cross of Centerville and Bobby's
randmother, Annie Irving.
MARY MaeEACHERON
Miss Mary E. MacEacheron, 34 ,
died suddenly lit Lynn on Septem-
ber 23, at the age of 34. Born in
Boston, she waa the daughter ot
Charles P. and Mabel S. (Mclsaac )
MacEacheron. She had lived in Os-
terville 33 years.
Miss MacEacheron was gradu-
ated from Barnstable High School
and during World War It she was
supervisor of inspections from
chemical warfore at Northampton;
Winthrop, Maine, and Hartford ,
Conn. For the past 1V6 years she
had worked as a waitress in Bos-
ton hotels. She was a communi-
cant at Our Lady ot Assumption
Church in Osterville.
Survivors include her parents, a
brother, Francis E. of Osterville;
a sister, Mrs. Alfred Niska, Lynn ;
one niece and one nephew and
several aunts and uncles.
Her funeral was held on Mon-
day from the Doane, Beal and
Ames Home, Hyannis, with a re-
quiem high mass at Our Lady ot
the Assumption Church here.
FIRST GRADE ENROLLMENT
Children enrolled In the First
Grade of the Osterville Elementary
School are Robert A. Adams, Jean
Allen, Virginia Beaumont, Dennis
Brandao, Bonnie Brown, Carlton
Carlson, RoBert Caspersen, Mary
Ann Childs, Gail Crosby, Patricia
Flynn, Ravid G. Fuller, Stetson
Hall, Robert Hallett , Susan Hans-
berry, Theodore Harmon, Wayne
Hinckley, Barbara Hopkins, Daniel
Hostetter, Albert Hubley, Joy
Adams Klttlla, Donald Lagergren,
Sharon Lewis, William Phillips,
Paul Pierce, Patricia Ann Pina,
Carl S. Riedell, Terry Ann Rogers,
John M. Sanford , Eileen Shields,
Elizazbeth Ann Smith, Sandra
Soares, Donna Swift, Robert Wal-
ters, Bernard Webb and DIanne
Wilson.
Others attending Osterville
school for the first time are Doug-
las Hopkins, grade 2; Arlene Fra-
zler and Manuel Viera, grade 3;
Craig Hopkins and Mary Frazer,
grade 4.
SHOWER PARTY
A shower party for Mrs. Thomas
Aylmer was held at the home of
Mrs. Dan Hamilton, Jr., in Center-
ville, with Mrs. George Tsfknas of
Hyannis as co-hostess. Guests at-
tending from Osterville were
Mmes. Walter Sanford, John S. Le-
bel, Robert Lebel, William K.
Crowell , John F. Shields, James
Shields, Jr., and John Aylmer.
SCHOOL POR TOTS
Mrs. R, B. Paulson opened a kin-
dergarten known as "The School
for Little Tots" last Monday. The
classes are held from 9 a.m. to 12,
Mondays through Fridays, at Mrs.
Paulson's home on Parker Road!
Children from 3% years to (i years
are eligible and may register by
calling Osterville 4282.
SHARE LARGE ESTATE
The estate of the late Miss Alice
Smith, 82, socially prominent, of
620 Park Avenue, New York, has
a number of Osterville residents
sharing in it. Osterville legatees
Include Pauline Fiske Letchford,
Frances Letchford Carney, Caro-
line L. Morris, Sally Letchford,
Patricia Carney, W. Palmer Letch-
ford , Jane Morris and Stephen
Morris. Miss Smith died March 11,
1947.
PERSONALS
Miss Lida McLane of Jackson
Heights, N. Y., has been spending
two weeks with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred McLane of First
Avenue.
Sybil Bowes celebrated her fifth
birthday anniversary with n neigh-
borhood party at her home.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Santos, Miss
Rose Souza and Antone Souzt, ac-
companied Joseph Santos to New
York on his way to Lakeland, Fin.,
where he enters his freshman year
at Southern College.
Richard Smith, who has spent a
week visiting his grandmother,
Mrs. Adrian Chadwlck, has joined
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Smith and sister, Paula, for a va-
cation trip through the Berk-
shires, after which he enters his
sophomore year at Mlddlebury Col-
lege, Vermont.
Mr. and Mrs. John Alcock and
MrB. Helen Williams of Osterville
and Miss Anne Alcock of Boston
spent a few days in Springfield the
past week.
Sanford Cobb, son of Mrs. Farrar
Cobb, and the late Dr. Farrar Cobb,
has returned for his junior year at
Albany Medical College, Albany,
N. Y. During the summer he was
research assistant to Dr. Paul Galt-
soff of the U. S. Fish and Wildlife
Service at Woods Hole.
Niies Huckabee has left for
Northfleld for his second year at
Mt. Hermon School for Boys.
Rev. and Mrs. Peter Patches
spent last Thursday in Providence
Where Rev. PalcheB attended a
meeting, continuing on to New
Hampshire to their summer home
and returning on Saturday by the
way of Northfleld , visiting their
son, Peter, a student of Mt. Her-
mon School. 1
PERSONALS
Dr. Charles T. Hinckley spent
the past weekend in New York.
James Burlingame, who has en-
tered his freshman year at Spring-
field College, was given a farewell
party by 40 of his friends at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Hop-
kins on Tower Hill Road. He was
presented a purse of money.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bowes have
returned from a vacation trip to
New Hampshire.
Simon Gosln , Supervisor of Mu-
sic in the Barnstable Schools, gave
a demonstration of musical in-
struments to the children of Or.
4, 5 and (i.
Ann Sanford has re-entered
school nfter being confined to her
home with an infection.
Mr. and Mrs. James Mnloney of
LakewoQd, R. I., were recent
guestB of Mr. and Mrs. Shirley
Evans.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Stringer
and daughter, Joan were in Rock-
land recently to attend the wed-
ding of Mr. Stringer's niece , Miss
Barbara Stringer.
Victor F. Adams attended the
annual meeting of the Massachu-
setts Selectmen's Association at
Plymouth.
Mrs. Elmer Whiteley is spending
n week In Cambridge.
Mr. and Mrs. Silas Whitehead
and Mr. and Mrs. Scott Buckner
and son John, have returned to '
their homes, after a trip to New
York and Pennsylvania.
Mr. and Mrs. James Hansherry
visited their daughter, Martha ,
who was stricken ill on last week
end and rushed by the Red Cross
ambulance to Haynes Memorial
Hospital , on Monday afternoon ,
finding her in good spirit and im-
proving.
Howard Johnson of Brockton has
closed his PaBtry Shoppe for the
season.
Horace Parker is reported im-
proved after a recent ill turn. H1B
sister, Mrs. Walter Nickerann , had
the misfortune to fall recently, but
was not seriously injured
Mrs. Anna Goodale and daugh-
ters, Misses Eva and Ethel Roul-
ston, have returned to their home
In Dorchester, after spending the
summer at the Mrs. Walter White
lome on Parker Road.
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Hall and
children Sandra and Stetson, have
returned to their home, utter
spending the summer in one of
Mrs. Emily Hniiett' s apartments,
Mr. and Mrs. I. U. MacColl have
closed their summer home at
Winnno and returned to their home
In New York.
Miss Ann Pillow Halliduy and
friend, Miss Mildre d Crawley, of
Philadelphia spent several days at
Miss Halllday 's cottage on Park-
er's Pond.
Joseph Santos, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Santos, has entered
Florida Southern College, Lake-
land, Fin. Mr. Santos was a 1940
graduate of Barnstable High
School; was captain of the High
School Band for three years. He
was a member of the Osterville
Hand and leader of (he "Tip Top"
orchestra.
Samuel Griffith s, music director
for many years of tho town of
Barnstable, is now professor and
director of music at Florida South-
ern College.
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OSTERVILLE NEWS
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Everett: P, Kelley Preildent
Ralph H. 8now vice-l're.
Ruth •, Clift Sao. - Trea»
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INSURE IN THB
Barnstable County Mutual
Fire Insurance Company
liuelneae oonflned to 'the County
and limited aooordlng to haenrd.
Ourlns the life ot the company It
hai never paid leea than 80 percent
dividends. ,
Applications for Insurance shoulc
be made to any of the following- uf
the company's directors :
Allen II . Knowlea .. Yarmouth i'ort
ISdward L. Harris Hurnutuule
Everett P. Kelley Welllleot
Ceell I. Ooodspeed Omerville
Bdwln F. Kldredae Chatham
Ralph H. Snow Harwich
Frank O. Thaoher Hyannlv
Thomas F. Youna" Dennis Port
Ellen H. Jones Falmouth
Ueorae F. Dennis Sandwich
Annie L.. Eldridae ... Bussards H» y
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