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Congressman-elect H a s t i n g s
Keith i>f West liridgeivater litis boon
called up for a two week tour of
duly with the United States Army
Reserve Corp In which he is a Lieu-
tenant-Colonel. Colonel Keith will
make a lour of army installations
in Europe. While overseas lie will
make D study of Defense policy
and Mutual Security.
tributlons as against fff.OOO of tho
year before. The finance committee
feels that the work and effort put
Into the canvass, details of which
Were worked out ably and efficient-
ly by the Publication Committee,
were more than Justified and
wishes to thank all ot those who
gave tangible );lfls t„ the rliiiivh
and those , maybe mure blessed ,
who can give only the Intangible
support.
THANKSGIVIN G SERVICE
A special Thanksgiving Day ser-
vice will bo held at the Ciituit Fed-
erated Church at 0 a.m last Inn
for one hall' hour.
NURSERY SCHOOL
PENNY SALE
The annual Penny Sale lor tho
Cotult .Nursery School, inc., will
lie held Monday evening, Dee . 1. ill
Freedom Hall with Ihe doors open
Ing at 7 p.m. Many lovel y Christ
I 4 items have been donated for
the sale and Ihe public is Ufged
to attend this sale where for only
pennies many Christmas needs
inn lie filled
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs Bernard Btetn "(
Lisbon Falls. Maine , p arents of Mr.
and Mrs. Larry Stein , are vislllli i;
their family here In Cotult.
Keith Called To
Active Duty
MRS. MIRIAM BLAIR
Bond Court. Tel. SPring 5-591§
CHUR CHES JOIN FOR
-THAN KSGIVING SERVICES
This yenr the Thanksgiving Eve
ervices in which the Federated ,
,
'
.,„„.,.), and the First Baptist
Church have traditionally Joined,
„ill he held at the First Bnptist
l- mrh at 8 o'clock. The Rev. Dr. i
Ufred H- Boutwell, father of the
pastor of the First Baptist Church,
„
'
ill |,ring the message. Dr. Bout-
null is currently serving as pastor
. (he Church of the Acres in
gpringfleW i and In addtion to being
president of the New York State
Baptist Convention , he has occu-
p|ed pulpits of the Baptist
Churches in Lowell , Detroit. West
Hartford. Denver und Ithica.
A Coffee Hour will be held for
,l„, members of both congrega-
tions after the services.
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
TO ENJOY RINK
A committee of members of the
Hyannis Elementary Schopl P-TA.
under the chairmanship of Mrs .
Stephen Bates, are making plans
for the use of the Kennedy Me-
morial Skating Rink by the
Elementary Shool pupils during
the uoon recess. Final details, such
3g which days will be available to
the pupils will be announced
shortly.
FRATERNAL LODGE HAS
HISTORIC MEETING
For the Arts time In the history
„l Fraternal Lodge, a son raised
his lather, in ceremonies conduct-
ed last Nov. 10 on the occasion
0( Father and Son Night. More
than 200 witnessed the ceremony
09 Worshipful Master William
lliililii lt raised his lather , Corey
Babbitt. Thirty-seven lodges were
represented by 120 visitors. Thir-
teen Past Masters of Fraternal
Lodge were present and the Dis-
trict Deputy Qrand Master attend-
ed with a distinguished suite of
over .10 brethren. The ritual work
of Fraternal Lodge was outstand-
ing, as was that of the degree team
of the Network Association of the
New England Telephone and Tele-
graph Company.
The memorable evening WHS
completed hy a wonderful roust
beef dinner , the singing of HtiRh
Findlay and the inspired work of
flight Worshipful Peter A. Day and
Rev. John N. Mark.
ST. FRANCIS GUILD BAZAAR
This Saturday, Nov. 20, members
of St. Francis Xavier Guild -will
hold their annual Christmas Bazaar
In the church hull from 10 a.m.
to It p.m. Mrs. Simon Miller is
chairman of the sale this year.
There will he tables featuring food ,
gilts , aprons , handwork and special
attractions for the childre n . For
the hungry shopper, food will be
available at a snack bar and sup-
per will be served In the evening.
Those who recall the beautiful
Hummel creche from last year's
bazaar, will be interested in the
lovel y four foot by six fool hand-
hooked rug, made and donated by
a parish members, as well us a
.Mother's ring.
FEDERATED CHURCH LADIES
SPONSOR SALE
At 10 n.m. next Wednesday, the
doors of the Memorial Building
will open on a sale representing
the efforts of the members of the
Unity Guild and the Matron's Club.
The sale will continue throughout
Ihe day and evening.
In the morning, coffee and dough-
nuts will be available . A snack liar ,
in charge of Mrs . Frank Bourse
of the Matrons , will be open from
11 to 1:30. The snack bur w ill fea-
ture lobster salad rolls , and also
serve ham , tuna and egg Salad
sandwiches and brownies. Tea , in
charge of Mrs. C. ft. Burleigh of
the Guild , will be served from
8:30 in i.ou . A Christmas buffet
supper will be held from S to 7.
Tickets for the supper are Bfle for
adults and 50<- for children under
' 11! years. Reservations may be
made for the suppe r by calling
either or the co-chairmen , Mrs.
Robert Thomas, Spring 5-2107, or
Mrs. Harold Anderson, sp 6-1500,
or by getting tickets from any of
the dub's members . Mrs. Carl F.
Schultz and Mrs. Hoi Skende are
also co-chairmen nf the supper.
Members of the Code club will
baliy all in the afternoon and eve-
ning und at 3:30 o'clock movies
for the youngsters will be shown
in Baldwin Ball.
Chairman for the various tables
Food table will he In charg e of Mrs.
have been announced as follows:
Alexander Light root of the Guild
and Mrs. Anna Jones ur the Mat-
rons. The apron table will be In
charge or Mrs . w . \ Jacobus of
the Guild; fancy work table , in
Charge Of Mrs. George Whitney and
Mrs. William llencks. both of the
Guild; Mrs Joseph ECelley of the
Matrons will be in charge of an-
other apron and fancyWork table
A table of books, stationery and
tiles will be in charge of Mrs.
Charles Moreton and Mrs. Howard
Whiting ot the Guild and Mrs.
George Sturges ot Ihe Matrons .
There will be a "new and abused''
table in charge of Mrx. Walter
Maker of the Guild and Mrs. Har-
vey Wolf ot the Matrons . The grab
table will be in charge Of Mrs.
Josie Ferguson of Ihe Guild and
Mrs. William Sears of the Matrons.
A table of Christmas greens and
plants will be in charge of Mrs.
Joseph Walker of the Matrons and
George Prosl 2nd will be in charge
of a table of Christmas decora-
tions. Publicity for the sale has
been in charge of Mrs . Joseph
Small.
NAME OF BAND WAS
OMITTED
The name of tin liarnstable
Town Hand was omitted in the ac-
count of the Veterans ' Day parade
held in Hyannis on .November 11.
The liarnstable Town Band as
usual hud .1 prominent place in the
parade as it 1ms for several years .
CHURCH ACTIVITIES
First Baptist Church of Hyannis
Sunday. 9:30, Suhdaj School in
the Parish Ball; Pastor 's Adult
itihle class in the Sanctuary,
11:00 . Morning worship. Sermon
topic, "Why no Men Suffer?"
5:00 p.in .. Junior High Fellow-
ship in the Nye Room followed by
Junior lli nh recreation at 8:00.
6:00 p.m .. Senior tl lgh Fellow-
ship in Ihe Nye Room followed by
recreation at 7:00.
7 p.m.. worker 's Conference,
Mrs . Doroth y S. MOOre, Supt.. and
Mrs. George .Knowles, assistant,
Monday, Dec. 1 lit S p.m., Craft
circle Christmas party at the home
of Mrs . Ronald Hoaie.
Wednesday . Dec . ::. at 7 p.m. .
Boy Scout Tropp, No. 55.
Thursday, Doe. 4 al 7:110 , Choir
rehearsal in the Sum tuiiry; S:00 ,
Literary Circle meets at the home
of Mrs. Robert Austin.
* * * *
First Church of Christ . Scientist
Sunday, Nov. :I0, al 11 a.m., Les-
son Sermon: "Ancient and Modern
Necromancy, alias Mesmerism and
———
Hypnotism, Denounced".
Wednesday, S P in.. Testimonial
Service. All ate welcome .
• * ? *
Greek Orthodox Church of
V.. Ccorge
Sunday, Nov. ;io, "SI. Andre w,
the First Called", and the "Philop-
tocnog Name Day Celebration ".
Sunday school, 9:30 a.m.; Matins
service , 10:80 a.m.; Divine Litu rgy,
11:00. service or Artoklasia (the
blessing of Ihe live loaves of bread)
sermon in English and Greek,
Every Wednesday, S p.m., choir
rehearsal .
Tuesday through Friday. ;!:.'I0 to
5:30 p.in.. Greek afternoon school.
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MNNIS
CHURCH CANVASS
SUCCESSFUL
The finance committee of the
Cotuit Federated ('Inuvli reports
that Sunday afternoon 's canvass
brought results amounting lo
almost $8)000 in pledges and con-
COTUIT NEWS
LARRY TILLGREN
Painting and Decorating
Tel. SPring 5-0131
! BILL PERRY'S S
| Westing house \
Appliances and Television j
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CADILLA C
TRADES
1957 Cadillac Conv.
1956 Cadillac Conv.
1955 Cadillac Conv.
1954 Cadillac Conv.
)954 Cadillac Coupe
1951 Cadillac Coupe
1956 Cadillac "60S"
7953 Cadillac "60S"
195 1 Cadillac "60S"
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Foctory Authorized Dealer
EVERETT H.
CORSON
Cadillac Olds
Barnstable Road
Hyannis SPring 5-3600
WINTER
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except greeting cards
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Dail y 10:00 A.M. TO 1:30 1\.M.
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Steaks - Chicken - Spaghetti or Pizza
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BARNSTABLE ROAD .
HYANNIS SPring 5-3600
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SHERWOOD
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Itoiih- (>A Yarmouth, MoMi
Tel. FOrcM 2-:»U2 (Day or Night)
GEORGE'S
BARBER SHOP
Main Street
Osterville
For Sale—A Pontiac
House Trailer 26 Feet Long
Fully BHjulpped - Slospj i Priced
Reasonable
Mrs. Bowman - Baas River Park
Bass Rivtr