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COMMUNITY CHURCH The sermon topic for Sunday morning is to be "For This We Stand." Installation of newly elected of- ficers of the Youth Fellowship was held, with Mrs. Rudolph Paulson, superintendent of the Sunday School, giving the charge. A discus- sion period was held , topic "Teen Agers and Their Job." Last Wednesday evening a cov- ered dish supper was held for the group in the vestry. After the sup- per try-outs were held for two plays to be given during the winter, date to be announced. The play entitled "Are We Dressing," with Mrs. Ted Turner directing; the other, "Rev. Peter Brice, Bachelor," with Mrs. W. A. Howe directing. YOUTH FELLOWSHIP ELECTS OFFICERS Newly-elected officers of the Youth Fellowship of Community Church are as follows: Robert Hinckley, president; Jacquelyn Howe , vice-president; Shirley An- derson , secretary-treasurer , and Gerald Huekabee. leader of recrea- tion. Miss Alice Souza , Mr. and Mrs. Holland Bennett and Mrs. Peter Palches are adult counselors. HALLOWE'EN PARTY The Couple 's Club of the Oster- vllle Community Church held a Hallow e'en Party in the vestry last Monday night. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Smith, president of the club this year, was assisted by Mr. and Mrs. j ay Burnett and Mr. and Mrs. Dana La'pham. Refreshments were served and a business meeting preceded the party. Mrs. Smith gave an out- line of the activities to come for the winter months. GUILD SUPPER The date of Nov . 12 has beeu set for a bean and salad supper to be held in Spruce Tree Lodge under the auspices ot the Assumption Guild. Two sittings are planned , at 5:30 and 6:30 p.m. Tickets are in charge of Mrs. Joseph Walsh , Jr. and the Misses Margaret and Cath- erine Hansberry. They will be lim- ited to 160. At a meeting at the home of Mrs. Jerome Bowes, supper chairman the following general committee was chosen: Mnies. Rogers, Carl- son, Dennis CUggott, John Bonner. William T. Whlteley, Jr. and Johr. Llnehan. FURNITURE CLASS Mrs. Terrance Rogers, commun ity chairman of the Cape Cod Conn ty Extension Service, has announce: that the all-day class in reflnlshini furniture will begin at 10 a.m. Fri day of this week at the home o Miss Genieve Leonard. The class is under the direction o£ Miss Mai . (garet Stevens. QUARTERLY BUSINESS rIEETING HELD The quarterly business meeting if the Ostervllle Baptist Church vas held recently, opened with Bl- lie readings, remark s and prayer iy the pastor, Rev. Hazen MacDon- aid. A number of important busi- ness matters were discussed. The church voted funds to the pastor's retirement fund , also to the Cape Cod Clerical Club for the services af the chaplain who is to make regular visits to the Cape Cod Hospital. Mr. Maurice Allen was moderator and anyone wishing to express him- self was given the opportunity to do so. Mrs. Maurice Allen , superinten- dent of the Primary Department of the Church School was given per- mission to purchase a table and small chairs to meet the needs of her classes. Mr. Ronald Chesbro, superintendent of the Sunday- School, was granted a request for heating equipment for a room in the bell tower to take care of an extra class. It was also voted to get Mrs, Hazen MacDonald a com- plete set of flannel-graphs , for the young people's work on Friday af- ternoons. It was voted to have some work done on the Parsonage. The meeting was concluded with a prayer by the pastor. SEWING CIRCLE Mrs. Willis Crocker was re- elected president ot the Sewing Circle of Ostervllle Baptist Church at its annual business meeting. Others named were Mrs. Silas Whitehead , vice-president; Mrs. Ronald Chesbro, secretary, and Mrs. Styles Fisk, treasurer. Members appointed to serve on various committees for the next year include Mrs. John Alcock and Mrs. Archibald MacKean , fancy work ; Mrs. Crocker, Mrs. David Starck, Mrs. Alcock and Mrs. Whitehead, aprons; Mrs. Florence Chad wick , hospitality hostess, and Mrs. Elliot Crosby , Mrs. Emily Hal- lett and Mrs. Fisk, good cheer. it was voted to hold a rummage sale during the first week of No- vember , with Mrs. Whitehead to serve as chairman. During the meeting, Mrs. Hazen C. MacDonald , wife of the pastor, was welcomed as a new member. RUMMAGE RESULT The Woman's Alliance met Wed- nesday at 2 o'clock at the Parish House. Seventy-four dollars was realized from the rummage sale held last week. COSTUME PARTY Mrs. Willard Phillips is chairman of the Hallowe'en costume party for the primary grades of the Com- munity Church to be held from 2 to 4 on this Saturday in the vestry of the church. PERSONALS Mr. Fred McLane, Jr. has re- turned from the hospital in New- port to his home here and is im- proving. HALLOWE6EN PARTY A Hallowe'en Party for the Youth Fellowship group of the Community Church will be held at the home ot Mrs. David Hinckley in Marstons Mills this Saturday night. HALLOWE'EN The Tri-F Club ot the Ostervllle Baptist Church held a meeting and Hallowe 'en Party in the vestry on Tuesday night. CAPE CHORUS Tile Cape Chorus got its Beason under way with a rehearsal in Barnstable Unitarian Church. Christmas programs were outlined and new music distributed. Virginia Fuller continues as di- rector and the chorus is available for a limited .number of concerts. Additional voices can he used. Information may be had by writing to the Secretary, Box 334, Oster- vllle. CLUB RUMMAGE The Community Club will hold a rummage sale Thursday, October 27, In tlie vestry of the church from 10 to 4 o'clock with Mrs. Elspeth Hall, chairman , assisted by Mines. Delton Hull , Albert Hinckley, Rob- ert Mott , Leonard Tollman and Ralph Lagergren. PERSONALS Miss Bernice Chadwick and Miss Dorothy Reckendorf of Hyannis have been spending a few days In New York. Miss Chadwick also vis- ited her brother-in-law and sister , Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Smith , in Law- rence. Mrs. Louise Williams has moved into her new home on Tower Hill Road. Mr. and Mrs. William Mclntyre have returned after a week's vaca- tion in Ware. While they were away their son, William, stayed with his grandmother, Mrs. Carl Lagergren and their son, Bertil, stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Crocker. Mr. and Mrs. Larkln Swift and children , David and Donna, visltod the outdoor church , Our Lady of Grace, during their recent vacation trip to Quebec, Canada. This period is their annual Thanksgiving holi- day and they visited Niagara Falls on their return trip. Robert Mott is on a week's vaca- tion from his duties at the Barn- stable County National Bank. Mrs. William Bergeron spent the Past week in Boston visiting Mrs Louise DeAnglis. Lewis Bearse of Los Angeles has been visiting for. the past month with his mother, Mrs. William Ber- geron , and ills uncle, Osborne Bearse, of Brewster. Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Harris are the proud parents of a son born October 22 at the Cape Cod Hos- pital. Steve Bates spent the weekend at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Merton Bates. Misses Genieve and Margerie Leonard have returned fro m a vaca- tion to Washington and Williams- burg. PERSONALS Mr. Raymond Pierce of Old Mill Road has been ill at the Cape Cod Hospital. He returned to his home last Tuesday. ' Mr. and Mrs. John A. Wyman Works , Inc. The Wymans, on their trip south, plan to spend some time touring the Smoky Mountains and will visit Mrs, Wyman's mother, Airs. Jesse W. Broome, at Augusta, Ga. Mr. and Mrs. Everett John Hall, formerly of Providence and more recently of Hyannis, have pur- chased tile former Crosby house on Sunset Lane and are occupying It. Mrs. Henry Monro e of Hyannis is now making her home with her son-in-law and daughter , Mr. and Mrs. Cecil A. Coleman. Louis Palumbo of the U. S. Navy, who has been stationed in Africa since the first of the year, is visit- ing his parents , Mr. and Mrs. Louis Palumbo , and sister, Althea. Dr. and Mrs, D. F. Leach of Os- tervllle attended the 15th annual meeting of the New England Vet- erinary Medical Association at Po- land Springs , Me. Mr. and Mrs. David Rockwood and son, David , Jr., are living in the Hansberry cottage on Sunset, lane. Rev. Hazen MacDonald , Chester Wyman and Mr, Eraser Marney left Monday on a hunting trip to Maine. OSTERVILLE NEWS Dr. W. C.Lincoln Optometrist 28 Barnstable Road Phone 881 *********** »******«*r»»»»t **» *i^ BUG HOOKERS ; Mrs. A. Louise Nash, Hooked ' Rug Pattern Designer, will be I , at our salesroom, \ Each Thursday ! From 1:00 P.M. to 4:00 P.M. \ ; to answer color and shadeing ! i problems arid to give advice ! \ \ on hooking in general. See ! her patterns any time at our salesroom, BERRY PAPER STOCK CO. ! INC. ! Taunton, Mass. ! **+***************************** $ START NOW with our Lay *A -Way Plan for Christmas Our stocks are complete A small deposit, will start you. GUER TIN BROS. . J.s. vas.Le. xs. 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LFrida y 9:30 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. ~ I Cctttinued from Page I pines, mere is social life together at tens, dances, entertainments , where discussions sometimes last fur into the night on comparative religion or a search for codes based on concepts of respect for human personality or kindred subjects was constantly carried on. Topics of the day are seen In new light , when viewed by vurious nationali- ties from ideological bases. We realized that material for a pattern for world understanding was ready at our hands. We recog- nized the smallest of the world and it became as intimate as our own living room. A hundred years ago it might not have mattered in Centerville what was happening in China. Today, with communication , transportation , and all science bringing us close together, It is as if it happened next door. In life at the International House, one way of emphasizing this has been found and , also, of telescoping the time necessary to reach interna- tional understanding and good will. Only by bringing " the process ot human understanding down to an individual and practical basis can progresa be made, It is the fashion with Bome to de- ride the efforts ot the U.N.E.S.C.O., Just as some people laughed at the beginnings of the League of Na- tions. Mrs. Prancesca Wilson states in her new book, "After- math", "Peace will only work when people have practical Jobs to do together. When we are in a hurry to get sand pits and seesaws made for kindergartens or a stage for a theatr e, we think only of the car- penter 's skill and not ot his per- sonality." Thus, in working together at international House, we experience the cooperation that is the basis for u possible future world , which will recognize the dignity and worth of all human beings, regard- less of race, color or creed , in a complex which has become greatly integrated. A resident' here gains a sympathy, understanding and re- spect with and for the rest of the world , which can have far-reaching results, even as an Imponderable. International House t*»» *»»»»» *» *****r»»0» *»,s *»»»tst0t******, ********»M*w**" ,* " l I DANCE and DINE fe ThePilgrimCafe Open 0:00 A. M. to 1:00 A.M. Tel. Hyannis 624 DEPOT SQUARE HYANNIS ^ ¦ V r f f f f f r f f f f t r i f i t r t i i inmiiif lf f f f" ¦ f »W SAMUEL GOFF1N 1 Centerville , Mast. Tel. Hyannis 683-J I Furniture and Piano Moving ! Covered Padded Van 1 GOODS INSURED IN TRANSIT J ^¦¦¦ij«KjSUjgg2ittEjfl E*-~*, '&?4 ^HHa^B JAMES F. 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