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MRS. WILLIAM E. BELDAN
Tel. SPring- 8-9039
CHRISTMAS BAZAAR
The annual Christmas Bazaar ot
Our Lady ot Victory Guild will be
held in the church hall, South Main
St. from 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Satur-
day, Nov. 18, With Mrs, Stephen
B. O'Brien, Jr., serving as general
chairman. The ladies of the guild
have held weekly work sessions and
a variety of articles will be on sale.
Tables and their chairmen are
as follows: Food, Mrs. Gilbert
Bearse; Toys, Mrs. William Col-
leary; Religious articles, Mrs. Ar-
thur D. Maddalena, Sr.; Christmas
decorations, Mrs. Robert Elliott;
White elephant table, Mrs. Walter
E. Baker , Jr.; Grab bag, Mrs. Hey-
worth, George Backus ; Snack bar,
Mrs. Joseph Silvia; Gift table, Miss
Kay Dooley and Mrs. Mary Mc-
Devitt, co-chairmen.
Mrs. Raoul Beaudreau will serve
as cashier with Mrs. Stephen B,
O'Brien, Sr., in charge of special
gifts. Mrs. James J. Cannon and
Mrs. Arthur D. Maddalena, Jr., are
in charge of hall decorations.
THE VILLAGERS
About 50 people attended the
monthly covered dish luncheon
meeting of the Villagers held In
the vestry of South Congregational
Church Nov. 8. A short business
.session conducted by president
Samuel Gore Included several an-
nouncements and reports by Rev.
Harry Meyer and Mrs. Raymond
Burnham of the cheer committee
and by the secretary-treasurer,
Mrs. Gore.
Mrs. Everett O. Hiller introduced
Mrs. Peter Palches who in turn in-
troduced Dr. Russell Cole of West
Dennis, ex-presldent of Cornell Col-
lege, Iowa, who gave a timely and
informative talk on "The People
of Russia." Dr. Cole, with several
other educators, visited Russia two
years ago.
Hostesses In charge of the '
luncheon included Mrs. Frederick
Powers, Mrs. Theodore Edwards,
Mrs. Ernest Crocker and Mrs.
Charles Rcldt.
WOMEN'S FELLOWSHIP
Devotions on the subject of
"Sharing Ourselves with Others"
led by Mrs. Everett O. Hiller opened
the monthly meeting of the Women's
Fellowship conducted by the presi-
dent, Mrs. Louis Serpico. The busi-
ness session Included reports of
officers and announcements of the
Harvest Fair and baked bean and
ham suppr to be held in the church
vestry and education building
Thursday, Nov. 30, plans for In-
dividual or group "Give A Party"
projects, and the used clothing
drive as well as appreciation ex-
pressed to all who helped in the
rummage sale, dish towel shower
and Christmas gifts to state ward
projects,
Mrs. Warren Johnson introduced
Mrs. T. Walter Wannte, Sr., who
spoke on the Second Mile Mission-
ary Gift and on this year's four
point projects of Friendly Service
and Mrs. Stanly Buckler, social '
action chairman, who introduced
the ladles who spoke on the rest
and nursing home project: Mrs.
Newton Carlson who told of the
Red Cross course; Mrs, Robert
Dottrldge, social action chairman
of Cotuit Women's Fellowship and
Mrs. Spinney of Mother Spinney's
Rest Home which has been
"adopted" for social action by the
fellowship.
Slides of fellowship activities and
church flower arrangements were
shown and a social hour was en-
Joyed with Mrs. H, Allen Davis,
Mrs. Robert Parmenter and Mrs.
Raymond Perry serving as hostess-
es.
GUILD MEETING
The monthly meeting of Our Lady
ol Victory Guild was conducted by
Mrs. Bradley Parker , president.
Final plans were made for the
Christmas Bazaar. Chairmen ap-
pointed to represent the guild in
District 5 of the Fall River Diocesan
Council of Catholic Church Women
include Miss Dorothy Fawcett,
Christian doctrine; Miss Mary
Cross, Catholic charities; Mrs.
Reginald Sawyer, family and parent
education; Mrs. Albert Hurley, or-
ganization and development; Mrs.
Wm. Arthur Smith, spiritual deve-
lopment; and Mrs. TJbaldo Nugnes,
youth.
Hostesses were Miss Dorothy
Fawcett, Mrs. Charles Baxter , Mrs.
Harold Howe and Mrs. Nugnes.
CONGRATULATIONS
To: Mr. and Mrs. Irving Harrison
of Harbrook Village, Falmouth
Road, who recently observed their
44th weeding anniversary and have
returned from a visit with their
children and grand children in
Stroudsburg, Pa.
To: Mr. and Mrs. Philip Baker of
Richards Lane who are parents of
a daughter Cynthia Anne born Nov.
8 at Cape Cod Hospital. Mrs. Baker
is the former Barbara A. Sheldon.
Grandparent honors go to Mr.
Chester A. Baker of this village and
to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sheldon of
Greenwich, Conn.
To: Mr. and Mrs. Bernholdt R.
Nystrom of Laurel Road who are
parents of a son Carl Alan born
Nov. 8 at Cape Cod Hospital. Mrs.
Nystrom Is the former Jean Nancy
Erikson. Other members of the
family are Stephen and Paul.
Grandparent honors go to Mr. arid
Mrs. Nils Erikson of Melrose arid
to Mrs. Carl Nystrom of Maiden
with great grandparent honors go-
ing to Mr. Otto Sundberg of Mel-
rose.
To: Miss Diane Ballard of Main
St., this village who was crowned
first annual Barnstable High School
football queen at the Jaycec
Pumpkin Hop, recently; to Miss
Saunie Chase, also of Centerville,
and to Miss Sandi Cooper of Hy-
annis who were named princesses
in her retinue. The girls will reign
during the Jaycee sponsored activi-
ties before, during and after the
annual Thanksgiving Day Barn-
stable-Lawrence High game to be
played at Falmouth this year.
DOROTHY MARCKUS
Mrs. Dorothy E. Marckus, 06,
mother of Charles A. Hendler and
a resident of Fuller Road , this
village, since 1929, died in Hyannis,
Nov. 8, after a long illness. A native
of Norristown, Pa., she was the
widow of Charles Marckus and
formerly had been active in the
Ladles Bewlng Clrclo of the South
Congregational Church. She was
known, affectionately, to many vil-
lage residents as "Mother Marc-
kus."
Services were held at Doane, Boal
and Ames Funeral Home Nov. 11,
wtih burial in Beechwood Cemetery
here. The Rev. Warren H. Johnson
of South Congregational Church
officiated.
Mrs. Raymond M. Burnham of
Old Post Road was hostess for a
meeting of the executive board of
the Women's Fellowship lost Mon-
day evening. Plans were outlined
for the year's activities.
Jeffrey W. Crocker of Centerville
and James Church of Barnstable,
both seniors at Barnstable High,
visited the "Open House" activities
at the West Yarmouth and Middle- >
boro State Police barracks last
week.
The Sidney Larkin family of Lake
Drive , Wequaquct Estates have
moved to New Hampshire where
Mr. Larkin has been transferred to
a new position with Grossman's
Hardware Store.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Anthony of
Providence, R. I., spent the week-
end at their Wequaquet Lake home.
Mr. and Mrs. Alston Barrett of
South Orange, N. J., havo pur-
chased the Main St., home of Mrs.
Harold J. Howe.
Mrs. Bertha Kelly of Belmont has
been visiting her sister , Miss
Katherlne Dooley of Harbrook
Village.
FARR-BROWN WEDDING
Miss Priscilla Lane Farr , daugh-
ter of Mr . and Mrs, J, W. Farr , 3rd
of Littleton, N. H., and Donald
Richard Brown, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Gerald E. Pease of Strawberry
Hill Road, this village, were united
in mariago at a 3:30 p.m., double
ring ceremony Sept. 23, at First
Congregational Church in Littleton
with the Rev. Carl F. Schultz, Jr.,
officiating.
Given in marriage by her parents,
the bride was attended by her
sister, Mrs. Jill Farr Davis of Big
Flats, N. Y., as matron of honor
and by Miss Dlannu B. Zwickor of
Milton and Miss Linda J. Lippert
of Arlington as bridesmaids. Miss
Vcki Pease, sister of the groom,
served as Junior bridesmaid.
John W. Farr , 4th, brother of the
bride , served as best man for Mr.
Brown while Uie bridegroom's
brother Gerald E. Pease, Jr., of
Centerville, Allan F. Couper of
Milton and Edward Hazlltt of Ar-
lington were ushers.
Edward Lane, church organist,
presented traditional and appropri-
ate music before and during the
ceremony and a trio of musicians
played at the reception held in the '
Masonic Temple in Littleton , after
which the couple left for a week's
wedding trip by automobile to
Maine.
The bride is a 1057 graduate of
Holyoke High School. Mr. Brown
Is a 1953 graduate of Barnstable
High, attended Northeastern Univer-
sity In Boston and served a tour
of duty with Uie U. S. Navy. Both
are June graduates of the Univer-
sity of Massachusetts, Amherst.
Mr. Brown is employed as an
estimator for F. A. Basset and Co., i
Springfield printers. The couple
are making their home in Spring-
field.
BRIDAL, SHOWER
Miss Olga "Blllle" Davey of
Main St., was tendered a pre-brldal
shower at the home of the hostess
Mrs. Harold Montcalm of Osterville.
Besides Mrs. Montcalm, those in-
vited included Mrs. Frank King of
Florida , Mrs. John Buckler and
Mrs. Maurice French of Hyannis,
Mrs. Stanley Buckler, Mrs. Roy Du-
puy, Mrs. William I. Hallett and
Miss Gemma Hallett, Mrs. Elsie
Mallott , Mrs. Richard Prada , Miss
Bertha Ruska and Mrs. Otto Snyder
of Centerville.
Miss Davey and Mr. Ruska were
married at South Congregational
Church, Nov. 18.
CHEERY GREETINGS
To: Miss Hazel Young of Pond
View Drive and to Anders Nelson
of Old Post Road who are patients
at Cape Cod Hospital.
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Buckler,
Mr. and Mrs. Alvln Perry of Ccn-
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tervlllc , Mr . and Mrs. John.Buckler,
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice French of
Hyannis with the Various members
of their families traveled to
Tanglcwood , Mass ., to Join olticr
members of the Buckler family
from Maine, New York and western
Massachusetts in a family reunion
last weekend.
Miss Jean McDommgh, daughter
of Mr . and Mrs. Michael Mc-
Donough , .sailed from New York on
board the s. S. Independence on
Nov. 11 to tour Spain , France and
Switzerland.
Dr. nnd Mrs. Raymond J. Naglo
of New York spent a recent week-
end at their Centerville Road home.
Mrs . Isabelle Crandon has closed
her home on Centerville Road , and
left to spend the winter at the
Pioneer In Boston.
Miss Donna Lee Crocker of Fal-
mouth Road, was n recent weekend
guest of Airman 1/c Frederick Mal-
colm and his parents in Long Island ,
N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Snyder of
Horse Shoe Lane attended the
Brown-Princeton game In Provi-
dence, D. I., and u party there an-
nouncing the engagement of Mr.
Snyder's granddaughter, Margaret
Ann Snyder, daughter of the Robert
Snydors of Yarmouth, Me., to Har-
vey Hlnman of Binghamton, N. Y.
Patrolman Ashley Crocker has
returne d to duty In Osterville after
a month's vacation during which
he and Louis Adams of South Main
St. enjoyed a trip to Maine, Nova
Scotia and Canada with a stop to
visit Mr. Adam 's relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Parker and
son Bradley have enjoyed a vaca-
tion trip to Montreal and St.
Agathc in the Laurcutlan mountains
of Canada. Mr . and Mrs. Porker
also visited Mr. and Mrs. James
Carroll of Washington , D. C.
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