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CEHTERVILLE
uft S WILL IAM E. BELDAN
Tel. SPring 5-9039
VILLAGE CHURCH
Information Sunday was oh-
flPr ved at the Village Church Sun-
*
i y Oct. 26, with a sermon, "Why
Am a Protestant" presented by
'
hP pastor , Rev. WaiTen H. John-
The Junior choir sang two
inlheni s, "Lead Me, Lord" and
„. S|
Ilg You a Song of the Saints
,-,( God."
Twenty-three men of the parish
net at 0:15 Sunday morning to
iravel to Falmouth to attend the
ripper Cape Division of the an-
¦
ual Men 's Communion and Break-
fflS| sponsored by the Cape Cod
CouBOn of Churches.
Several Centerville people are
attending the Tuesday evening ses-
8iona of the Cape Cod School of
Religion held Tuesday evenings at
;he Federated Church of Hyannis.
Men of the church who look for-
ward to the organization of "A
Village Church Men's Club" gath-
er last Thursday evening, Oct. 23,
,n begin work on a special project.
BARNSTABLE ASSOCIATION
The Village Church (South Con-
gregational) and its pastor, Rev.
Warren H. Johnson , were hosts to
ihe annual fall meeting of the
Barnstable Association of Congre-
gational Christian Churches and
Ministers, Sunday afternoon and
evening. The Rev. Myron W. Fow-
ell, secretary of the Massachusetts
Congregational Christian Confer-
ence, was speaker during the after-
noon session which also included
the business meeting with the Roll
{
'all of Churches and reports of
committees and of delegates to the
(ieneral Council held in Boston
>hls slimmer. The Association went
on record as opposing organized
gambling pari-mutuel betting and
state lottery.
Supper was served to delegates
by the ladies of the church and
Women 's Fellowship assisted by
members of the Senior High Pil-
grim Fellowship. The Rev. Harry
h. Meyer of Harwicli brought a
timely message at the evening ser-
vice of worship.
PILGRIM FELLOWSHIPS
A rally for the members of the
Junior High Pilgrim Fellowship
was held Sunday evening, Oct. 19,
in tho vestry of the church . A wor-
ship service, game session and fel-
lowship hour were enjoyed at this
first meeting of the fall season. Ad-
visors of the group, which meets
at 5 p.m. each Sunday, are Mrs.
Gerard C. Besse, Jr., Mrs. John E.
Monroe and Edward H. White,
assisted by the pastor of the
church , Rev. Johnson.
"The Growth In Our Ideas of
God" was the topic of the Senior
High Pilgrim Fellowship meeting
held at 7 p.m. October 19 with the
showing of a fllmstrip and dis-
cussion.
WOM EN'S FELLOWSHIP
Members and guests of the
Women 's Fellowship of the Village
Church gathered Monday evening,
Oct. 20, for a covered dish supper ,
a business meeting in charge of
Mrs. Peter Palches, president, a
talk on Stewardship by Rev. John-
son, and a filmstrip, "The Miracle
of Warren Walker." Routine re-
ports were received and plans were
made for the Christmas sale to be
held Friday, Nov. 14.
It was announced that a show-
ing of the film , " The Lady From
Philadelphia" is scheduled at the
church on Sunday evening, Nov. 9.
The public is invited to see this
"widely acclaimed film of Marian
Anderson 's triumphant tour of
Sontheast Asia as presented on
CBS-TV network. Of 60 minutes
duration the film includes several
wngs, hymns and Negro Spirituals,
hy Miss Anderson and is enjoyable
'" all ages. No fee will be charged
(b y agreement with the TV and
I'm Industries).
°UR LADY OF VICTORY
GUILD
Members or Our Lady of Victory
,;uild gathered in the parish hall
'if the church on Monday evening,
"'• 20 for their monthly meeting.
Opened with n prs ?er by the pastor,
the meeting, conducted by Mrs.
Waller E. Baker , Jr., president , in-
cluded routine reports with final
plans for the card party which was
held last Thursday, Oct. 23, and
the furthering of plnns for the
Christmas Bazaar , Nov. 22. Hos-
tesses of the evening were Mrs.
Harold Bragle, Mrs. Charles Bax-
ter , Mrs. Raoul Boudrenu and Mrs .
Niles Tldesvilde.
OUR LADY OF VICTORY
CHURCH
Masses at Our Lady of Victory
Church are held each Sunday at 7,
8:30 and 10:30 A.M. with the Ros-
ary and Benediction held each Sun-
day at 1:30 as announced by the
Rev. Howard A. Waldron , pastor.
Instructions for children of ele-
mentary school ages, grades 1 to
6 are held immediately after the
8:30 A .M. masses on Sunday.
Young people of juni or and sen-
ior high school ages meet at the
church at 7 P.M. on Monday even-
ings for their instruction .
LIBRARY NOTES
National Book Week is being ob-
served at the Centerville Library
with a special event for children
and grownups alike. A Doll Show
has been planned for 3 to 5 on
Monday, Wednesday and Friday
afternons , Nov. .
'!, 5 and 7, when
people of all ages (hut especially
children) have been invited to par-
ticipate in exhibiting and in view-
ing dolls of all sizes and descrip-
tion including old fashioned , new
type and dolls of other countries.
Special books on dolls will also
be on display.
Watch for news of the Fall Flow-
er Show to take place at the Li-
brary Nov . 14.
CATHOLIC MEN'S CLUB
Members of Our Lady 's Catholic
Men 's Club gathered in the parish
hall Thursday evening, Oct. 23, to
complete plans for their baked
bean and ham supper to be held
Saturday evening, Nov. 8, In the
parish hall . Frank Mello is chair-
man of the committee in charge.
UNICEF—TRICK OR TREAT
The UNICEF Trick or Treat pro-
gram in Centerville this year will
be conducted by members of Cen-
terville 's We-to-ma-chick and To-
wan-ka groups of Camp Fire Girls
and girls of last year's Blue Bird
group, under a community service
project.
Mrs. Seth Heywood of South
Main Street , member of Ihe United
States UNICEF committee, as in
other years, has been instrumental
in getting the drive started under
various village and town chairmon
in the Mid-Cape area. Mrs. Laur-
ence W. Bearse is assisting Mrs.
Heywood, the guardians and lead-
ers of the groups, in planning the
progra m here. Adult volunteers
' will drive the girls to various parts
of the village where they will con-
duct the drive Friday afternoon.
Although most of us know the
great good which is done with the
money raised from these drives, we
should like to stress that fact by
use of the following quotation tak-
en from a drive folder—
"Hallowe'en goodwill ambassa-
dors for UNICEF know that: one
cent provides the vaccine to pro-
tect a child from tuberculosis , five
cents provides penicillin to cure a
child of a crippling tropical
diease called yuws, and 10 cents
provides fifty glasses of nourishing
milk vital to growth". When have
we ever received such value for
this amount of cash and how can
wo measure the good which wlll
be done to make the world a bet-
ter place for so many children In
over 100 countries , children less
fortunate than ours? Our children ,
too , gain something specinl in their
service to others.
ANNUAL HALLOWE 'EN PARTY
Centerville Fireman 's Associa-
tion members have planned their
annual Hallowe 'en part y for Fri-
day evening, October 31 at 6:30
p.m. at the new Centerville School.
Arranged for all village children
from pre-sehool age through grade
B, the affair will include a costume
parade with prizes to be awarded ,
movies and refreshments . Chair-
man of the affair is Clark Hallett.
CHEERY GREETINGS
To: Seabury Bearse of South
Main Street who is a patient at
Barnstable County Hospital in Po-
caaset.
To: Mrs . Herbert Snnderman of
Pond Drive who Is u patient at
Cape Cod Hospital , Hyannis.
CONGRATULATIONS
To: Mr. and Mrs. Robert A.
Bishop of Randolph who are the
happy parents of a baby son, Rob-
ert Carl Bishop, born Oct . 10. Mrs.
Bishop is well known here as Ihe
former Anne Hanson. Other mem-
bers of this famil y is young David,
two years of age. Grandparent hon-
ors go to Mr. and Mrs. Wnlter O.
Hanson of South Brnintree , and to
Mr. and Mrs . Raymond L. Bishop
of Qulncy.
To: Dr. Herbert T. Kalmus of
Cnlirornia and Main Street, this
village, president and general man-
ager of tho Technicolor Corpora-
tion , who has been named an hon-
orary member of the Society of Mo-
tion Pictures and Television En-
gineers. The award was given in
recognition of his achievements
over a period of many years in
bringing color motion pictures to
audiences throughout the world
and was presented to him at the
society's 84th semi-annual conven-
tion held at tho Sheraton-Cadillac
Hotel in Detroit , recently.
PERSONALS
Herbert Hutchinson of Framing-
ham has been a weekend guest of
the Gerard C. Besse, Jr., family.
Mr. and Mrs. Dexter Cummings,
daughter Sherry and son Russell
of South Paris, Maine spent a re-
cent weekend with Mr. Cummings'
parents , Mr . and Mrs . George Cum-
mings of Camp Opecheo Road,
Wilton Childs wns host at a fam-
ily parly for his son, the llev.
Felix S. Childs , at his home on
Centerville-West Barnstable Road ,
on Thursday, Oct. 23. A special
birthday cake from Martin 's Bak-
ery was featured. The Very Rev.
Don Domemico DeLuca of Romo
has been a guest of Rev. Childs at
his Fall River church parish.
MRS. CAR RIE HOWARD
Mrs. Carrie L. (Sweetser) How-
ard , 86, a resident of Pond View
Drive , Centerville , for about nine
years , died at Cape Cod Hospital
on October 9 after a long illness.
The widow Lester L. Howard and
the mother of Mrs. Arthur B. Boole,
also of Pond View Drive , she was
a charter member of the Brockton
Woman 's Club and a member of
the South Congregational Church ,
Brockton.
MRS. MABEL HOPKI NSON
Mrs . Mabel W. (Burnham) Hop-
klnson , 82, mother of Mrs. II.
Angus Connors of Wequaquel
Heights and a resident in Center-
ville for ten years, died Monday,
October 27. Survivors besides Mrs.
Connors include two other daugh-
ters, a son, three grandchildren,
and seven great grandchildren.
MRS. ARMAND DROU IN
Mrs. Martha Katherine (Delnnoy)
Drouin, 40 , wife of Arniand Droiiin
of Wtquuquet Heights died on
Monday. October 20 at Cape Cod
Hospital. Born In Concord and a
resident of the Town of Barnstable
for 23 yeurs, the last severa l in
Centerville , she wns a charter mem-
ber of Hyannls Woman 's Club and
a member of the Emblem Club .
Our sincere sympathy to her sur-
vivors who include besides her has-
band her mother , Mrs. Jessie De-
laney; a daughter , Janet (' .; a sou
Paul F.j two sisters, a brother and
several nieces and nephews .
Services were held at Doane , ileal
and Amos Funeral Home on Wed -
nesday, October 22 , und burial in
Oak Neck Cemetery in HyunnlH
with the. Rev. Curl F. Schultz, D.D.
of Hyannis Federated church , tho
officiating clergyman.
ADVENTURES IN READING
GROUP
Nine members of the Adventures
In Reading Group Of the Villago
Church Women 's Fellowship mot
at the home of Mrs. Edward II.
White Monday evening, Oct. 27.
About 30 books wore revluwod ,
briefly, and an Interesting discus-
sion period was much enjoyed. Re-
freshments were served by tho
hostess. Anyone Interested in Join-
ing the group should contact Mrs.
Chester Horvoy, chairman,
.^ , 1 * 9 Craigville Beach Road
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GArden 8-2146
HISTORICAL SOCIETY ELECTS
At a meeting of tho Board of
Directors of the Ostorvlllo His-
torical Society on Thursday, Oct.
2:t , i ho following members were
voted Into office: President, Mrs.
(' . Koscoe Hinckley; vice-presi-
dent, Mrs. Konald Chesbro; secro-
tiiry, Mrs. V. J, Bingham; director ,
Andrew Mall .
it was also announced thai there
are Ave new llfo memberships!
Mrs. John McWilllniii H, Mrs. Wil-
liam Tripp, Mrs. J. ,1. Ilodell , Mrs.
Lewis Burlingttom, Mrs. Edward
Legge.
The society will hold a fond snlo
in the Ostervllle Drug Store on
Saturday, Nov. 22 al 10 a.m.
W.S.C.S. MEETING
The Woman's Society for Chris-
tian service of ihe Community-
Methodist Church will meet Nov.
5th at 8 p.m., in the vestry. Mrs,
Alfred Whlleley wlll preside .
GARDEN CLUB
The Qarden Club Will meet Mon-
day, Nov . 3 at 2 p.m., in the Com-
munity Center. Tho speaker , Mrs.
Williaiu P. Susan, has chiisou as
her topic, "Let's ColobnUo Thanks-
giving." The hostess will bo Mrs.
Rudolph C. Llml.
PERSONALS
Mrs . Susie Crocker Shaw of
liuworih . N . .1 . recently visited her
cousin, Miss (Catherine Hlnokley
at Marstons Mills.
Mrs. Ilarland Matthews of lliiin-
anl Road is confined to her home
by illness . Her mother , Mrs .
Eugene Leland or Bar Harbor ,
.Maine is visiting her for some
time,
Mrs. Philip Andrews of Miami .
Florida is visiting her mother , Mrs
Harry Tallinan, Wianno Avenuo.
Mrs, Francis Varnum <>r Detroit ,
Michigan visited friends and rela-
tives in the Village lust week.
Mrs. Thomas Dowd of Needlmm ,
who has been III , recently visited
her parents, Mr, and Mrs. John
Hanks , W ianno Avenue.
-Mis. Mary Situs , l'ino Lane, is
visiting her sister and family, Mr.
ami Mrs, William Scanlon In Law-
rence,
Rev, and Mrs A. Alan Travel s
are In Now York City for n raw
days.
Mi's. Francis B, Hearse Is con-
fined to her Tower Hill Head home
with pneumonia,
We expect to be In South Royal-
ton, Vermont nil next week , so if
you have news Hems will you
please call the Patriot at SPring
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