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HYANNIS
MRS. MIRIAM BLAIR
Tel. SPring 5-5919
READING HOUR RESUMES
For the sixth consecutive year,
the Reading Hours sponsored by
ihe Hyannis Woman 's Club will he
resumed at the Hyannis Library to-
morrow morning from 11:00 to
noon. Reader tomorrow will be Mrs.
Charles Fauteaux, who is also re-
sponsible for this program this
year. All pre-schoolers are welcome
to attend this hour of reading and
story telling when they will hear
of the witches and hobgoblins one
apt to come upon at this time of
rear
CKI-CI-YAPI CAMP h in t GIRLS
After their weekly meeting at the
.Maritime Building last Monday, the
Okl-Ci-Yapi Camp Fire Girls had
a Hallowe'en party to which their
sponsors, Mrs . Bruce Besse and
Mr.-. Fred Oehme had been Invited .
The girls played games and had the
traditional donuts and cider for re-
freshments. One of the members
reported on a recent trip of the
group to a newspaper plant. Susan
Oehme and Susan Rood have been
named program chairmen for the
month of November
FAMILY NIGHT SUPPER
Next Sunday, November 2nd, the
first of a series of Family Night
Supper s will be served at the First
Baptist Church at 6:00 p.m. Each
family is asked to bring a casserole
dish , while the Church will pro-
vide rolls, dessert and a beverage.
After the supper Mrs. Frank Me-
haffey will review a book, "Middle
East Pilgrimage". "Where Jesus
Walked", a beautifull y filmed tra v-
elogue of the Holy Land and Mid-
dle East, Jerusalem nnd Gethsem-
ane, and the ruins of Baalbek , will
be shown later.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. A. King BoutweU
Sunday 9:30 Sunday School
9:30 Pastor s Adult Bible
Class
11:00 Morning Worship and
Communion. Sermon ,
"Gideon 's Three Hun-
dred"
6:00 Family Night Supper
.Monday S:00 Meeting of the Craft
Circle
Tuesday 7:30 Teachers Training
Course at the Federated
Church
Wednesday 10:00 Meeting of the
Sew and Serve Circle
7:00 Boy Scout Troop 66
Thursday 7:30 Choir Rehearsal
8:00 Meeting of the Liter-
ary Circle.
Note: Because of the public supper
scheduled for November 21st by the
Baptist Woman 's Union , the week-
ly ham, tish and bean supper on
-November 1-Itii will be cancelled.
GREEK ORTHODOX CHURCH
OF ST. GEORGE
Sunday, Nov . 2, Sunday School ,
9:30 a.m.; Matln'e Service, 10:81
a.m.; Divine Liturgy, sermon in
English and Greek , 11 a.m.
Choir rehearsal every Wednes-
day, 8 p.m. and Tuesday throu gh
Friday, 3:30 to 5:30, Greek after-
noon school.
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH
Preble Cobb, Pastor
Sunday 10:00 Adult Sunday
School "The Walk and
Worship of God' s Peo-
ple"
11.00 Morning Worship -
"Putting Principals into
Practice "
7:30 Evening service -
"Manhood' s Aspect of
Reconciliation "
Thursday 7:30 Mid-week service -
Guest speaker - Rev. Da-
vid Nettleton , pastor of
Grace Baptist Church
Springfield. Mass
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST,
SCIENTIST
Sunday morning 11:00 a.m. Les-
son-Sermon "Everlasting Punish-
ment" taken from ProverbB: "For-
sake the foolish and live; and go
in the way of understanding " (9:6).
The Golden Text is from Psalms
(130:7): "Let Israel hope in the
Lord : for with the Lord there Is
mercy and with him is plenteous
redemption. ''
HYANNIS GARDEN CLUB
A group of members of the Hy-
annis Garden Club met last Tues-
day at the East Dennis home of
Mrs. Greswold Van Dyke and there
they discussed the ordinary garden
variety of plants. The Round Table
discussion was led by Mrs. Edward
Nicholson and touched upon many
plants familiar to us all but whose
likes and dislikes may not be as
well known. For instance, it was
mentioned that this is the time of
year to bring in those geraniums,
stick them in a paper bag and store
them iu the cellar until next
Spring. Then replant outdoors and
watch them bloom . And after your
holiday Poinsettia has stopped
blooming, be sure to keep it cov-
ered each night , for this is a plant
that needs a good night's sleep to
revitalize itself and flourish again.
The next Round Table discussion
will be led by Mrs . Ernest Fritze
at the Hyannis Library on Tuesday
November ith at 10:00 a.m. The
subject at this time will he holiday
arrangements.
The Executive Board of the Club
will meet at the Library at 9:30
a.m. on November 10th. Mrs. Ktn-
neth Barnard will be hostess .
TOMORROW IS HALLOWE' EN
. . . . and many of the young peo-
ple will be busy with their annual
Trick or Treat plans. But — we
hope - all in good fun , ami no
vandalism. The members of the
Junior and Junior High Depart-
ments of the Federated Church
Sunday School "ill join other i hli-
dren In the nation In the UNICEF
drive to raise funds for children in
the Doited Nations. Members may
report at the Federated Church be-
tween 2:30 and 3:30 on Friday to
gel their banks and receive their
tags authorizing them to collect
The banks may he turned in Hint
evening at the Memorial Buildin g
between 7:80 and 9:00. When these
youngsters come culling encourage
their efforts with a "Treat" .
The American Legion Hall will
be the scene of the festivities spon-
sored by the Klwanis Club. There
from six to eight the youngsters
will appear in costume and have
a real old fashioned Hallowe 'en
party com jilt to with prizes and
games. The teen-agers will then
take over when dancing gets under
way from eight 'till 11:30.
UNITY GUILD
Members of the Unity Guild will
meet in Memorial Building at 12:30
for luncheon next Monday, No-
vi mber 3rd. There will he a table
for ihe men Mrs. Robert Davenport
is chairman of this meeting, as-
sisted by Mrs. Harold C. Anderson,
Mrs. Albert Morris, Mrs . W. Stan-
ley Mann and Mrs. Raymond Hunt-
ing. A short business meeting is
scheduled tor 2:30. This will be
followed at three o'clock by a doc-
tor who will speak on "Adventures
in Heart Research". The talk will
be accompanied by a film of the
Massachusetts Branch of the Am-
erican Heart Association
A group of members will meet
next week to discuss further plans
for the Christmas Sale which will
be held in conjunction with that
of the Matron 's Club on December
3rd. Plan to do some of your Christ-
mas shopping at this time .
WEST END INVESTORS ASS'N
At an unprecedented meeting,
members of the West End Invest-
ors Association combined their an-
nual meeting with Ladles' Night
at a dinner held last Monday even-
ing at the Hyannis Inn. Members
reviewed their current portfolio
and elected new officers for the
coming year: William C. Howes.
IV si,lent; Walter Fish. Vice Presi-
dent anil Carl Salo. Treasurer.
MATRONS CLUB
More thun sixty members and
guests of the Matron 's Club were
taken bad to the good old Twen-
ties when the Club met last Mon-
day night to celebrate its 35th
bin Inlay. The room was arranged
with on. long table al which past
presidents were seated. All hut
about five or six past presidents
were able to attend. Others a:
tending were sealed in small groups
at tables scatten d about the floor.
All the charter members of the
club with the exception of Miss
Miriam Crocker , who is hospital-
ised, were there The refreshments
were chicken salad rolls , coffee
and a really super birthday cake.
A round of applause Is due Mrs.
Robert H. Jones who planned tho
gala evening. A quiz game, based
on a brief description of person-
alities of the Roaring Twenties
was won by one of the guests, Mrs .
R. D. Celentano. A past president,
Mrs . Lester Williams won another
quiz based on music from the same
period. A highli ght of the enter-
tainment was the rendition of the
Charleston , done by Mrs. Ray Fisk,
which turned out to be a solo due
to the unexpected illness of her
partner . There was also a fashion
show, which pointed out only too
clearly that we are now dressing
in a mode not too far removed from
thirty five years ago, what with the
chemise, trapeze and sack!
The Matron 's Club rummage sale
will be coming up a week from
Friday, November 7th. Anyone hav-
ing rummage for the sale may
leave it at the church or arrange to
have it picked up by calling either
Mrs. Richard Sturges at Spring
5-1562 or Mrs. Arvld Anderson at
Spring 5-0115. The committee will
meet at the Memorial Building
Thursduy evening to arrange and
sort the rummage, after which will
be held the Executive Board meet-
ing.
SEW AND SOS MEET
The next meeting of the Sew and
SOB will be at the home of Mrs.
Paul Sethares on Monday night at
8:30 p.m.
HYANNIS WOMAN'S CLUB
LITERARY COMMITTEE
Members of the Literary Com-
mittee will meet at the home of
Mrs. Eugene R. Cole at 7:45 p.m.
next Monday, November 3rd. The
program will be under the leadi r
ship of Mrs . Hubert A. Shnw.
BAPTIST CHURCH SCHOOL
TEACHERS MEET
At the monthly meeting of the
Officers and Teachers of the Bap
tlst Church School held lasl Sun-
day In the Nye Room tho group dis-
cussed "The- Teacher 's Relationship
in God". Rev. BoutweU spoke to
the group on the "Aims and Pur-
poses of the Church School" . Mrs .
Dorothy Moore , the school superin-
tendent nnnounced that Miss Doris
Kramer , Director of Children 's
Work in the Massachusetts Baptist
Convention , will visit the church
school next Sunday and have con-
ferences with the teachers on Tues-
day and Wednesday, November
4th and 5th .
FRATERNAL LODGE GUESTS
Approximately 30 members of
Fraternal Lodge. A.F. & A.M. ac-
companied by their families at-
tended Friday night services at the
Cape Cod Synagogue. It Is the first
time that Fraternal Lodge as a
group has ever done this , although
Fraternui Lodge has among its
membership several members of
the Synagogue who naturally take
part in the religiou s rites of the
Lodge. In view of the recent head-
lines, it Is good to hear of organ-
izations who are taking the time
to further their understanding of
other 's beliefs.
PERSONALS
Miss Elizabeth MacOregor and
her sister Stella MacGregor left
last Saturday for St. Petersburg)!
where they will spend the winter.
Mrs. Antone Souza, Jr., of New-
town Road , Santult left Logan air-
port lust Sunday for London where
she visits until the Christmas sea-
son with her daughter and son-in-
law, Airman and Mrs . Edwin S. As-
kew. Ted is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
John S. Askew of Hyannis.
James McGillen , son of Mr. anil
Mrs. Francis McGillen of Craigville
Road, Hynnnlsport has recently
been elected president of the senior
class of Bridgton Academy, North
Bridgton, Maine. In addition to this
he is an end on the football team
and has scored the only touch-
down in a recent game against the
University of Maine freshman
team . He is one of two honor stud-
ents in the school with all A's for
the firs t marking period.
Fine Custom Upholstering
Custom Made Slipcovers
Distinctive Fabrics and
Workmanshi p For the Discriminating
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fflmphflsis was on growth when
members and friends of the Cape
cod Junior Museum met recently
in Brewster Town Hall for the
fourth annual meeting ot the
organization.
Announcement ">• J°lin Huy*
president , that the Museum now
has about hal f tho sum necessary
to purchase a permanent site led
to acceptance of a motion by Ad-
mont (1. Clark of Dennis that the
Hoard of trustees be urged to ac-
ii lire this land at the earliest op-
porl unity.
The plannin g committee was
further instructed to return a re-
port by early spring on the speci-
fic aims and purposes of the j,m.
Museum and to present Pfactlcat
moans of Implementing thoni
Further proof of the growth or
Ihe Junior Museum project
supplied by Mr. Hay in tho inrc,r
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atlon thnt the museum now own
enough loan exhibits of its own
that there Is no longer any need to
borrow from Blmilar organisation'
All officers of the Cape (¦„,,
Junior Museum were re-elected
with Mr. Hay as president; Harry
IIoII , Dennis, vice-president; Mrs
Joseph Walters, Brewster ,
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nis , treasurer. Sheriff Donald p
tary ; Mrs. Philip N. Colby, r)(m
Tulloch , Mrs. Corwin Perisho oi
West Harwich, and Mrs. Reuben
Hopkins of Orleans will continn,.
to serve on the board of trustees
with Miss Ann Halliday of Oster.
vflle , the only new member.
The meeting concluded with a
short talk by Mr. Holl on the im.
portance of the Junior Museum a3
an educational venture to supple,
ment the curricula of the pubu0
schools.
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