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BAPTIST CHURCH
Sunday sermon topic Is "The
One Message of the Bible the Devil
Hates More Than Any Other."
At the Senior Youth Fellowship
meeting at 6 p.m., Sally and Bar-
bara Coleman will be the directors,
wlth Miss Aileen McDougal as as-
sistant.
Evening sermon topic is "Memo-
rials That Will Never Fade, Crum-
ble, or Decay."
Monday, the Junior Youth Fellow-
ship will mee at 3:IB, and on Fri-
day at 7:30 p.m. the Senior Choir
rehearsal will take place.
YOUTH FELLOWSHIP
A change in the Youth Fellow-
ship of the Baptist Church Is made
necessary because of the splendid
weekend program for the young
people of the village at the Com-
munity Center.
Meetings are to be held on Mon-
days at 3:15 p.m.
GARDEN CLUB
The Osterville Garden Club will
meet Monday at 2 p.m. In the Com-
munity Center, with MrB, Ida Gtf-
ford , chairman. Speaker will be
Mrs. Ernest Fritz.
CHILDREN'S PARTY
All children of veterans In this
village are invited to attend the
Christmas Party to be held for
them from 2 to 4 p.m. December 17
in Legion Hall, Hyannls, by the
Auxiliary of Barnstable Post 206,
American Legion.
Parents will please call for the
Osterville children, Osterville 4873
(Mrs. Harold Gifford), giving the
names and ages of the children up
to 14 years.
4-H MEETING
All girls from the ages ot nine
years, six months, through 14, who
are interested in 4-H Club work,
have been Invited to attend a meet-
ing at 3:16 p.m. today (Thursday)
at the Osterville School. Mothers
of the girls have also been Invited.
Mrs. Larkin Swift will be direc-
tor, assisted by Mmes. Shirley
Crosby, Elbert Little and James
Hansberry.
PANTRY PARTY
A pantry party was given Mrs.
Mabel Huckabee at her new home
recently. Guests included Mrs.
Richard Robbins, MrB. Shirley
Evans, Mrs. Malcolm Crosby, Mrs.
W. D. Kinney, Miss Gertrude Nan- '
son, Mrs. Peter Palches, Mrs. Betty |
West, Mrs. Cecil I. Goodspeed ,
Miss Katharine Hinckley, Miss Eva
Smith and Mrs. Stuart Scudder.
Many gifts were received.
ON DEAN'S LI8T
Gerry S, Pierce of Osterville, Bon
of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin R, Pierce,
enrolled in the business administra-
tion course, is on the dean 's list j
for the first quarter at Becker Ju- i
nior College, Worcester, j
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VENI80N DINNER
A meeting was called by the
Men's Fellowship of the Baptist
Church to plan a venison dinner ,
Monday, Dec. 6, at 7:30 , by its
president, Henry Whiteley.
The venison, donated by the pas-
tor, Rev. Hazen C. MacDonald , who
was fortunate in bringing back a
deer from his recent hunting trip
in the woods of Maine. The dinner
is for members and their friends,
DIXON-WALSH WEDDING
Before an altar decorated with
white chrysanthemums, Miss Mar-
garet Mary Walsh, daughter ot Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph F. Walsh of this
village, was wed to John Cody
Dixon in a double-ring ceremony
performed Saturday morning, No-
vember 26, by the Rev. John P.
Driscoll in Our Lady of Assumption
Church, with a nuptial mass follow-
ing.
Matron of honor for her sister-
In-law was Mrs. Joseph F. WalBh.
Mr. Walsh was best man for his
Bister's bridegroom and her two
brothers, Robert T. and George
Walsh, were ushers.
Mrs. Edward J. Bennett, a Bister
of the bride, was soloist. She sang
"Ave Maria," accompanied at the
organ by Mrs. Shirley Crosby.
Immediately following the church
ceremony, a reception was held at
Veterans' Club. The newlyweds left
on a trip to New York. On their re-
turn they will make their home in
Osterville.
The bride attended Barnstable
High School, from which her hus-
band was graduated. He served
three years with the U. S. Marines
and Is at present employed at the
j Osterville Service Station.
TRI-F CLUB
Guest night was observed re-
cently at a meeting of the Trl-F
Club. A plustic s demonstrator, Ned
Watson of Monument Beach, gave
a demonstration of his wares. Mrs.
Barbara Williams and Mrs. Eunice
Williams were hostesses. The next
meeting will be December G,
.
CANNED GOODS
Cartons are to be placed in the
stores of Osterville for the con-
venience of the people to plnce
their donations for the Cnpe Cod
Hospital drive.
SAKE SALE
The sum of $36 was netted from
he Cake Sale sponsored by the
Community Church.
JOINT CHRISTMAS SALE
The Community Church All-Or-
I ganlzation Chri stmas Sale Is sched-
I uled for Wednesduy, December 7,
from 2 to 9 p.m.
Mrs. Charles Powers Is the Al-
liance general chairman , and is be-
ing assisted by Mesdames Freeman
Adams , Louis Palumbo , Earl Kemp-
ton. MrB. Powers Is also in charge
of the fancy work table, assisted
' by Mesdumes Kempton and l'tihim-
|bo, also MrB. Larry Lung. The
' apron table is being manuged by
[MrB. Adams, chairman , and Mmes.
, Shirley Evans and Richard Rob-
bins, The food tnble will be in
' charge of Mrs. B. D, Leonard ,
chairman , and Mmes. Thomas Milne
and John Dunks.
For the Community Club, the gen-
eral chairman is Mrs, Helen Hlnqk-
; ley, with Mines. Truman Lewis and
1larland Wheeler assisting. The '
same committee is looking after I
; the fancy work und White Elephant
! tables.
There will be two sittings—5:30
' and 6:30—for the hnm supper , of
which the Community Club Is lull -
ing charge. For tickets , call Mrs.
Betty West at Osterville 4451 . The
supper chairmen are Mrs. Willard
Phillips and Mrs. Frank Hansen .
', Looking after the dining room will
, be Mmes. Chauncey Crocker, Mer-
rill Crosby, Robert Mott , Waldo
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Howe.
The Couple's Club are to have
i the children 's and grab Table, with
I Mrs. Ernest Smith us chairman ,
and Mrs. Jay Burnett, Mrs. Hay
Reid , Mrs. George Blanchaid , Mrs.
' Cyril Hall , and Mrs. Dana Laphuin .
I The Youth Fellowship will have the
home-made candy.
| After supper , carol singing will
be enjoyed by all present , and a
j Christmas story will be told by
' Miss Sully Sawyer.
GUILD TO ASSEMBLE
| Our Lady of Assumption Guild
will hold a busin ess meeting at 8
p.m. tonight (Thursday ) in the i
C'enncle. A Christmas party with j
exchange of gifts und the singing '
of ChrlBlmuH hymns by the Senior
Choir of Our Lady of Assumption
Church will follow.
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PREACHING CRUSADE
Rev. Hazen C. MacDonald has re-
turned after a Christian Crusade
for Christ meeting in Dover Baptist
Church , Dover, N. H. The services
were well attended with Christian
leaders from Maine , Vermont , Mas-
sachusetts and New Hampshire , as
well as members of the faculty of
the University of New Hampshire ,
who were loyal in their support
and attendance. Musical talent was
enjoyed from all towns, also the
Ruggles Street Baptist Church of
Boston, with an outstanding male
quartet, also a male quartet from
the Baptist Church of Portland ,
Me. Students from Gordon Divinity
School provided music for the clos-
ing day.
Bi your own reporter. Tall
your correspondent tb. nawi.
OSTERVILLE CENTER
The Barnstable Playground and
Recreation Commission officially
opened the Osterville Community
Center, holding open house last
Tuesday evening. Mel Von's Or-
chestra was present through the
courtesy of the Music Performance
Trust Fund of the Phonograph In-
dustry,
The Center has been repaired and
painted throughout, with facilities
for every one in the village. The
school children's recreation pro-
gram will be Fridays and Saturdays
only and will Include basketball ,
volley-ball, dancing, ping-pong and
quoits games.
The Girl Scouts will meet every
Tuesday afternoon and the Boy
Scouts every Tuesday night, other
items on the program were out-
lined.
About 250 attended the opening,
and a number took part.
Sidney V. Wright, director of
the Commission 's activities , was
master of ceremonies, and the
speakers were Guy Harris , chair-
man of the Commission; Thomns
Milne , Commission member; Victor
AdaniB, Selectman; John Lebel,
contractor who rebuilt tbp Center,
and Richard Gallagher , th0 archi-
tect, Lenwood I. Pond was Intro-
duced as the superintendent.
Dick Anderson gavo instruction
In all square dances. Round dancing
was also enjoyed.
A Boy Scout Tenderfoot cere-
mony was held , conducted by Her-
bert Coombs, Scoutmaster,
The meeting room had been dec-
orated and the curtains bung by
the Garden Club,
A boys ' and girls' club was or-
ganized tinder the supervision of
Lenwood Pond and will function as
a self-governing body. The follow-
ing officers wore elected . Paul Le-
bel, presiden t; Gregory Tallnian,
flee president , and Dorothy While-
ley, secretary nnd treasurer . There
ivill also be a jury consist ing of the
ifflccrs , navid Pierce, John O'Brien
Hid Joseph Gorinnnl. Junior police
ire Roberl Hinckley, James Moran ,
ieorge Davis, Anne Clark , Carol
-rocker , Judy Wheeler , Barbara
short and George Lewis. Tho group
vlll meet nt the Osterville Com-
nunity Center ovory Saturday
uoriilng.
50 YEARS OF SERVICE
Simplex Wire and Cable Com-
pany of Cambridge recently ex-
pressed their appreciation to Ar-
thur F. Lewis for a half century of
able and faithful service,
With hearty hand CIBBJIS, cheer-
ful telephone callB, sincerely warm
telegrams and letters, appropriate
glftB and Anally a dinner party, Mr.
Lewis' friends expressed their ap-
preciation of his character and
what it bus meant to the company
and to themselves,
Mr. Everett Morse made a ltitle
presentation speech to go along
with the company 's gift of a beau-
tiful gold watch and chain , on which
was the inscription "To Arthur F.
Lewis for 50 years of able and
faithful service."
After this the management group
handed Mr. Lewis five $10 bank-
notes with a gift card rending "Our
congratulations as you review In
thought , tho accomplishments of
50 years and all the joy they
brought, "
Luter the representatives of the
Quarter Century club brought a
gorgeous bouquet of chrysanthe-
mums and a beautifully personal-
ized billfold which held a $50 bill
and a framed certificate of life
membership In the club.
Still later , the employees in the
General Office, the Factory Office
and the Printing Department pre-
sented Mr. Lewis with n chair up-
holstere d in groon leather .
Some of Mr. Lewis' associates of
.
'10 years or more gave him a quiet
dinner parly at Hotel Commander ,
at which Mrs . Lewis and his daugh-
ter , Miss Mildred Lewis, were hon-
ored guests .
Mr. Arthur F. Lewis was u for-
mer Osterville resident , sou ot Mr.
and Mrs. Foster Lewis of this vil-
lage. Congratulations from Oster-
ville friends.
PERSONALS
Miss Bertha Obadwick Is visiting i
her brother niul sister-in-law , Mr,
and Mrs, Phillip chadwiok, of Mob-
chanlsville, N. J.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Powers ami
Mi'B. Powers ' mother, Airs, John
Bell, mid sister , MIB . Minnie Lovoll,
spi'iit Thanksgiving with another
sister, Mrs. Austin Lurrabeo , of ,
BraIntree,
COMMUNITY CLUB
The Community Club held on all-
day meeting last Monday in the
homo of MrB. Hnrland Wheeler.
Members served on articles for the
Christmas Sale, which is to be held
December 7.
Mrs. Ethel M. FaniBworth is re-
ported improving after having been
111 at her home the past two weeks.
Mr, and Mrs. Charles Kalas are
occupying the Aylmer cottage on
Second Avenue.
Mrs, R. David Hinckley and her
parents, Mr. and MrB. Ray Cowen,
of East Brewster were recent vis-
itors in Worcester.
Mr. Edward Jacobs is ill at his
home on Main Street.
Mr , and Mrs, Frank Hansen ot
Bny Street entertained her daugh-
ter-in-law und son, Mr. and Mrs.
Warren Hansen , and son David for
Thanksgiving.
Mr. and MrB. Warren Hansen ami
son David spent the weekend In
Milton visiting Mrs. Hansen 's par-
ents, Mr. and MrB. Albert Halllduy.
Mrs. Thornton Admits, Mrs. Nel-
lie Frechette and daughter Murle
Jeannotte have returned to their
home after a five-day visit with Mr.
and Mrs. Josoph Frechette in Port-
laud , Me.
PERSONALS
Mrs. W. D. Kinney und Miss
Gertrude Nanson have returned
home lifter spending tho holiday
weekend with Mrs. Kinney 's son
and daughter-iu-luw , Mr . and Mrs.
LoonilB Kinney, of West Newton,
Mr. and Mrs, Harry Tallnian
were Thanksgiving guests of their
son and daughter-in-law , Mr . and
Mrs. Leonard Tallnian , and sou
Gregory.
Mr, and Mrs. Lawrence Lang and
(laughter Barbara and son Larry of
Boston wore Thanksgiving guests
of Mr, and Mrs. Perkins lflvans and
family,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tallnian
tlrove to Sonkonlt Sunday whore ]
they visited with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Walton Hinckley
ami family spout Thank sgiving
with Mrs. Hinckley's parents, Mr,
and MrB. Stephen Gammons of
South Carver.
MI SB .Surah Boull spent Thanks-
giving with Miss (Catherine Hinck-
ley at her home on Parker Road,
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