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A product of COACH HCUSr ANTICUCS W«T BABNSYADLE, MASS. , W' "? nnmuK S *m URV f'LIAIIIfiJ^HL l|jlff OUR MODERN Methods and Expert Workmanship enables us to serve A'ou better. BRADLEY'S CLEANSERS 253 Main Street Hyannls flfl^ai I B Hytwth 110 flat | MRS. C. R08C0E HINCKLEY MR correspondent roMMUNITY CHURCH qnnday 's program of events will , mde the usual Church School inc 1„ at 9'46, the worship serv- 6 „, 1 and the Youth Fellowship at 5:30. vew memhers ot the Couple's nab that got off to a good start ii the season on Oct. 24. are the Ztoto Blanchards ot Parker Road, iLld Burches of Wianno Avenue, Bolt caspersons and the John Far- jtngtons oft Main Street. Co-presidents ot the club this .-ear are Ernest and Phyllis Smith. " Tlie Officiary ot Community Church: Minister, The Rev. Peter Palches; organist, Barle L. Kemp- ton, president of the Church Council, C. Roscoe Hinckley ; clerk, Mrs. Dorothy Mott; treasurer,.Mrs. Charlotte Tallman; communion steward, Mrs. Marie Scudder; I church school superintendent, Mrs. 'Rudolph Paulson ; chairman of building committee, Herbert D. Stringer; the Woman's Alliance, Mrs. Ellen Goodspeed; the Com- munity Club, Mrs. Polly Hinckley ; the Couple's Club, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Smith ; Youth Fellowship Counsellors, Mrs. Lois Palches, Mr. and Mrs. Holland Bennett and Miss |Alice Souza. 1 SCHOOL PROGRAM ' i special program was presented hy Grade 6 at the Osterville School. Participating were Margot Reld, Richard Santos, Alison Hall , Arlene Adams, Eleanor Whlteley, Aim Marie Shields, Theodore Cros- by, Betsy Bjerke, Peter Nlles, Ber- til Mclntyre , Sally Webb, David IVyman, Sandra Hall, Aleen Baker, tic hard Walters and Carlton >ocker. The program was In ¦.Viarge ot Miss Linda Sherman. COSTUME PRIZE AWARD Hallowe'en was observed at the Osterville Elementary School with a parade by all the children through the main street of the village. The children, who were dressed in costumes, were' accom- panied by their teachers. Following the parade a prize of a camera, which was donated by Uarland Wheeler, was awarded Bertll Mc- lntyre, dtessed as a bathing beauty, for the best. Other costumes receiving honor- able mention were Richard WalterB as a girl; Carlton Crocker as a lady; Karl Alttanleml as a chef ; Manuel Vlerra as a girl ; Suzanne Gallant and Diane Carlson as fat girls; Kenneth Mainey, old fas- hioned lady; Peter NileB, a modern woman; Ann Lovell, a Fiji Island-; er; Peter Nese and Bobby Sears, girls; Gerald Delay, a Chinese coolie ; Barbara Hopkins, a bath- ing beauty; Carlton Carlson, a fat woman, and Galrl Crosby,- a pirate. Following the parade parties were held In various classrooms. GUILD PLAN8 FESTIVITIES The second Fall meeting ot Our Lady of Assumption Guild was held Thursday night when plans were completed for a bean and salad supper next Saturday In Spruce Tree Lodge. There will be two sit- tings, at 6:30 and 6:30 p.m., with Mrs. Jerome Bowes as chairman. Plans also were outlined tor a Christmas sale December 3rd in the horticultural room of the Com- munity Center. Serving on this committee are Mrs. Dennis CUg- gott, food; Mrs. John Bonner, gifts and MrB. Roger Carlson and Mrs. John Rafferty, religious articles. Mrs. James F. Shields, Jr., was named chairman of the annual Christmas party for children of the parish to be held December 11 at the Osterville Elementary School. Assisting Mrs. Shields will be Mmes. Francis A. Webb, Shir- ley Crosby, Robert Sims, John Linehan and Miss Mary Catherine Cross. It was announced by Mrs. Linehan, Guild president, that three new members, Mrs. Bonner, Mrs. John J. Linehan and Mrs. Joseph Beecher have joined the organization. Following the business session, a social program was held. It In- cluded a pantry shower for the Sisters and a radio quiz .program with Mrs. Shields as quiz master. She was assisted by Mrs. Clifford Bonna. Among the contestants yere Mmes. Jerome Bowes, Ger- trude Childs, Robert Sims, John Linehan, Daniel Leach and Ernest Swift. Mrs. Bowes, who won flrst prize, was awarded a bouquet of flowers. During the evening Miss Rose- mary Lahteine played accordion selections, and refreshments were served by Mmes.. Francis Webb, chairman, Frank Murray, William Whlteley, Jr., Joseph Walsh, Jr., and Miss Elizabeth MacQuade. The next meeting in December will be followed by a Christmas party for Guild members only. STORK SHOWER Mrs. Arnold Burch and Mrs. Gordon Fuller were guests at a surprise shower in the home of Mrs. Frederick Sanborn. Guests were Mmes. Muriel Turner, Dana Marston, Elspeth Hall, Dorothy Mott, Lillian Whitehead, Mrs. Walter I. Fuller, Roger Johnson, Mrs. Joner, Mrs. Laird, Harold Gilford and Miss Virginia Fuller. Refreshments of ice cream and cake and coffee were served. Each guest received a cake with a baby doll. SCOUT COUNCIL Mrs. Deiton Hall , chairman of the Girl Scout Committee, an- nounces that Mmes. John Linehan, Shirley Crosby, James Hansberry , and Ralph Lagergren are new members of the Council. Other members are Mmes. John F. Shields, Hay Bruce Reld, Frank Hansen and Thomas Milne. HISTORICAL SOCIETY The Osterville Historical Society held a penny sale on Nov. 2nd In the Pariah House. The sale was a great success financially anl a good time was had by all who partici- pated. About $36 was realized from this sale. There were many lovely articles donated, Among, the most out- standing was a picture painted by Dr. Fritz Talbot ot Wianno deplet- ing a lovely boat which he painted here in Osterville. Many other things such as old glass, old coins and stamps were given by Miss Mildred Sawyer of Osterville; also given by various members and friends were canned goods, food, hurricane lamps, Christmas tree decorations, (Christmas tree deco- rations were lovely large pine" cones brought from the South and dipped in silver, which Mrs. Ger- trude Springer had done herself and donated). Also given was an almost new golf bag which caught the eye of all men present . Mrs. Charlotte Tallman won the picture by Dr. Talbot. An added feature of the evening was the guessing of the weight of a cake made by Miss Sarah Boult. The nearest guess was made by Robert Chase, who won the cake. The Osterville Historical Society hopes to purchase an old house in the village in the near future to house all the things which are ot great interest historically to Os- terville. All things iiave been stored temporarily since the lire in the Community Center Building where the society had a room for several years. All persons interest- ed In the future of this society are urged to attend meetings. The committee In charge of the penny sale, Miss Harriet Chace, Mrs. Burleigh Leonard and Mrs. Cyril Hall wish to thank all those who so willingly gave to make this sale such a great success. DIACON FETED Sixty-six friends of Deacon Charles Jones gathered In the vestry of the Baptist Church here ! to honor him on his 90th birthday | anniversary. Mr. Jones, who joined the church In 1887 and has been a 1 deacon since 1914 was presented a purse from his friends. Among those who greeted Mr. JoneB was Mrs. Annie Hodges, who will he 90 in April. Ronald Chesbro opened the pro- gram with words of greeting, which were followed by a prayer by Mrs. Hazen C. MacDonald. Mrs. Everett LewiB of West Yarmouth ' presented the purse on behalf of the group to Mr. Jones, who ' responded, | Also included on the program were vocal selections by Walter I. Fuller and Louis Williams. An ' original poem written for Mr. Jones was read by William p!| Hodges. Also read by Mrs. Lewis was a poem written by Dr. Isaac ] Hlgglnbotham of Boston. Miss Bernice Chadwlck and Mrs. Lewis were in charge of arrangements. WOMAN'S ALLIANCE At the monthly business meet- ing of the Woman's Alliance of the Community Church, $75 was voted to the church; $lo to the District Nursing Association , and $5 to the Boy Scouts. A panel dis- cussion on the duties of a com- mittee chairman was conducted , with Mmes. Peter Palches, Charles Towers and Thomas Milne , partici- pating. The business meeting was preceded by a covered dish luncheon arranged by Mines. John HankB , John A. Hanson and Fred MoLane. The next meeting at 2:00 p.m. Wednesday in the Parish House to sew on articles for the Christmas sale. RADIO QUIZ PROGRAM The socand Pall meeting of Our Lady of Assumption Guild was held last Thursday In the Cenacle, the business session followed by a radio quiz program under tho di- rection of Mrs. James F, Shields,, Jr., nnd MrB. Clifford Bonna. Other entertainment Included ac- cordion selections by Aff HH Rose- mary Lahteine , und refreshments were served. PRIZE WINNER Margot Reid , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hay Bruce Reld was awarded flrst prize of $26 in the Safety Jingle contest sponsored by Radio Station WOCB, West Yar- mouth. The girl is a student in the 6th grade at Osterville school. Her winning jingle was:— "1-0-2 could be you, Watch the highway, not the view. " CHICKEN PIE SUPPER A chicken pie supper will be served November 17 by the Tri-F Club of Osterville Baptist Church In the vestry. There will be two sittings, 5:16 and 6:15 p.m. tickets being limited to 100. Mrs. Ronald Chesbro was named chairman of tho committee assisted by Mrs. Robert Hinckley, Mrs. Francis Allen , Mrs. Leonard Cloud and Miss Elsie Chadwlck. \ DINNER PARTY Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Thomas en- tertaine d at a dinner party In honor of their son, George Thomas and his son, Lieut. Selhy Thomas of South Orange, N. J., who has been here for a visit. Other guests In- cluded tholr son and daughter-iii- luw , Mr. and Mrs. J. Harold Thomas of Barnstable, and tholr son-in-law and daughter , Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd MncLean and daughter , Janet or Sandwich. Lieut. Thomas has just left for Japan to he gone three years. NEW PUPILS New children registered at the Osterville school during the month of October are Albert and Carol Robert; Lee and Ann Shields, all Hyannls; Raymond Dumas of Sand- wlch. Children who left tho school are Bonnie Brown, who bus moved to Georgia, and Robert Walters , who has entered school In Barn- stable. RUMMAGE PROCEEDS The sum of $62 was netted from the rummage sale sponsored by the Community Club. Mrs. Cyril Hall chairman, and her committee thank those who contributed to the suc- cess ot tho sale. C08TUME PARTY The following children attended a costume party at the Cenacle for the Assumption Kindergarten CIOSB : Daniel Flynn, Richard Nese, John Bowes, Gordon and Pearl Hinckley, Joseph Walsh, Daniel McEvoy, Alice Delay, Carol \Vol- finger , Rita Marie Whlteley, Paula Leach, Sybil Bowes, Judith Adams, Donna Hallett , Barbara and Sheila Connolly, Jane and Sally Parson nnd Gall Coley. Prizes were won by Judith , Sally, Carol, Sybil, John , Daniel Flynn and Daniel McEvoy. PERSONALS Mr. nnd Mrs. Russell Lewis have returned after a week's visit with their son-in-law and daughter , Mr, and Mrs. George R. Ahvurd, Jr., and their daughter, Jean Elizabeth of Lincoln , Maine. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Varnutn are occupying Mrs. Francis Var- mint's home off Wianno Avenue. Joh n MucQunde is ill at his homo on Main Street. Miss Ethel RoUlston of Dorches- ter has visited Mr. and Mrs. II. M. Moserve and other friends in town. Mrs. Stuart F. Scudder bus re- turned after a trip through New York state. Mrs. Herbert York has had a forsythlu bush In full bloom at her homo on East Bay Road. Mr. and Mrs. Lnrkin Swift and son David, were recent Boston visitors. Tholr daughter Donna, visited her grandmother, Mrs. Una Chadwlck during her parents ' absence. Mrs. H. David Hlnokley and her mother, Mrs. Ray Cowen of East Brewster and Mrs. Morrill Crosby are on a motor trip to Washing- ton, D. 0. Mr. and Mrs. John Gould and children Linda and Jennifer , of Tower Hill Koird have visited Mrs. Anna Goodale , who is ill at her home In Dorchester. ' PERSONALS Mrs. Warren Hansen and son, David have returned to their home after visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert A. Halllday of Milton. Mrs. Freeman C. Adams has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Curtis Mngnuson , of Newton Center. Mr. and MrB. 'Karl Chadwlck went by plane to New York and from there to Southampton , Pn., to visit their daughter , MI BS Emily Chadwlck . OSTERVILLE NEWS I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiitininimnniiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Dr. Walter I. Brown Optometrist 18 North Sixth Streets New Bedford, Mass. Tal. K-74I5 By Appointment Only IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIW I John J. Leary, Jr. | PIANO TUNER TECHNICIAN 316 Sea Street, Hyannls Tel. 616 Satisfaction at Reasonable Prices. ii i i —^ For the Finest hi Refrigeration See "Norge" at ROY BROWN'S Electrio Refrigeration and Qas 8sryloa Main Street West Yarmouth, Mass. Rhone Hy. 247 L