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MRS. WILLIAM E. BELDAN
Tel. SPrlng 5-9039
COMING EVENTS
Members of the Women 's Fellow-
ship of the Village Church will
sather in the church vestry for
their regular monthly meeting on
Monday evening. Dec. S, with a
scheduled plan of devotions led by-
Mrs . Bruce Stewart; a business
session conducted by Mrs. Peter
Palettes, president, and a social
hour . Hostesses of the evening will
he Mrs. Lennox Bodman, Mrs. H.
Heyworth Backus. Mrs. H. Allen
Davis and Mrs. C. Wesley Bright.
Members of Our Lady of Victory
Guild will also hold their regulai
monthly meeting alter the evening
mass on Monday evening. l>ei S.
in the parish hall of the church. A
business meeting directed by Mrs.
Walter B. Baker . Jr.. president, a
demonstration in gift wrapping
presented by Mrs. Jerry Monroe,
Jr.. and a Christmas party with
exchange ot gifts are scheduled.
Mrs. Jack Jaxtimer. chairman.
Mrs. (filbert Hearse. Mrs Bills
Johnson and Mrs . living Harrison
will serve as hostesses ot the
evening.
The members of the Centerville
Hoard of Trade have scheduled
their monthly meeting for Thurs-
day evening, Dec. 11 at the Com-
munity Building on Main Street.
All members are urged to attend.
Christmas lighting in the village,
plans for the annual Board of
Trade dinner party and future ac-
livities of the group will be dis-
cussed. Mrs. Bradley Parker . Mrs.
Barbara Newton and Mrs. I,ouis
Serpico are to be the hostesses
during the social hour which will
follow the business session con-
ducted by Louis Serpico. president.
The members of the Centerville
Firemen 's Association have sched-
uled another baked bean and ham
¦supper for Saturday evening. Dee.
13, at the Fire Station. Barle C.
Williams is chairman of the com-
mittee in charge.
The Paul Revere Bell Ringers
will present a program of music
at th*' Village Church at 4 p.m.
Sunday, December 11. This pre-
Christmas or special Advent ser-
vice is sponsored by the Women 's
Fellowship of the church and is
open to the public. A silver offer-
ing will be taken to help ilefray
expenses.
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED
Mr . and Mrs. W. H. Springstead,
Jr ., of Wichita , Kansas, have an-
nounced the engagement of their
ditughter , Brenda Jane to Airman
2/c Robert R. Thomas, son of Mrs.
Mary E. Thomas of Pine Street,
this village.
Miss Springstead is a 1958 grad-
uate of East High School in Wich-
ita and is at present a student
at an Academy of Cosmetology in
Kansas.
I Airman -
' c Thomas is a 1956
graduate of Barnstable High
School and is stationed at McCon-
nell Air Force Base, Wichita,
Kansas.
The couple have planned a Jan-
uary IS, 1959 wedding at the Mc-
Connell Air Force Base chapel
with Chaplain James Eastland the
officiatin g clergyman.
M A Y N A R D - K I M B A L L
WEDDING
Mrs. Margaret K. Maynard of
Greenwich, Conn., widow of Ed-
ward B. Baynnrd. and Fordham B.
Kimball of Boston and this village,
were united in marriage in the
chapel of Christ Episcopa l Church
In Greenwich Saturday morning.
Nov. 22 with Rev. Robert Apple-
ton , the officiating clergyman.
Mrs . Arthur C. Havlin of Weston
was the bride 's only attendant .
Mr. Kimball was the husband of
the late Mrs. Alice Oilman Kim-
ball. He and his bride are makin g
their home at Hongwood Towers
in Brookline.
CAMP FIRE GIRLS
Hirls of Centerville are members
of two Camp Fire groups this year.
The We-to-ina-chick group, form-
erly made up of eight Centerville
and Hyannisport girls , now in-
I eludes Marita Bright, Joan Bloom,
j Wend y Hayes , Susanne Oregoire
I of Centerville; Janet Freeman of
! Hyannisport . and Mildred Gilford
of Hyannis. These girls meet with
j their guardian Miss Martha Porter
\ of 92 Winter Street, Hyannis, on
| Monday afternoons after school.
Mrs . Carl Freeman is sponsor of
the group.
The girls have completed their
j interesting tvee survey . Marita
Bright and .loan Bloom have been
chosen as a committee to plan spe-
i cial recreation activities for a
|three month period. Future pro-
i jects and plans include the prepar-
ing, serving and eating of a meal
and a Christmas party later this
month A different member is in
, charge of after school refresh-
j ments at meetings each month.
A newly organized group of fifth
grade Camp Fire Girls has been
meeting on Thursdays at the home
of Ounrdlan , Mrs. Jerry Curry,
since October 9. The Indan name
J Ta-wan-ka meaning "willing to
undertake" has been chosen by
the group and al) the girls of Cen-
lerville fifth grade, together with
a like number from Hyannis . are
' working under a large sponsoring
committee consisting of M rs. Lau-
rence Bearse. Mrs. Simon C.esin,
Mrs. Leo Oregoire, Mrs. Warren
Johnson , Mrs. Jack Renzi and Mrs .
Frank Williams.
A tree census , as part of the
Camp Fire National Conservation
program, has been completed; a
field trip lo the open house at the
Cape Cod Standard-Times was en-
joyed; the group together with
other Centerville Camp Fire Oirls
and Blue Birds collected over $150
in the ONICEF drive mi Hal-
lowe 'en; n nature hike to Hatha-
way 's Pond was well attended;
and the girls will have their second
session of group singing tinder the
direction of Miss Irene Cahrnl.
secretary of the cape cmi Conserv-
atory of Music and Arts on Thurs-
day of this week, Dec . 4.
Through the kindness of Mrs.
James Burke , the girls have for
sale 25 hand-made dolls which may
be seen at Mrs. Curry 's home.
A Christmas party for mothers
is planned for December IS at the
Centerville Community Building.
Participating in the Camp Fire
Girls Candle-lighting ceremony will
be Clarice Oregoire, Pauline La-
bodie. Susan Levine. Christine
Long, Ruth McOillen and Michele
Williams . Entertainment will be
in charge of Christine Renzi; re-
freshments . Ann Burke , and in-
vitations . Christne Cannon.
Officers for the present term are
president , Patricia Sullivan ; vice-
president . Donna MoArthur; sec-
retary, Vlcki Pease; treasurer .
Candy (iesln: scribe. Pauline Ce-
leskl. As In the past . Louise Sar-
kiuen is acting as junior assistant
to Mrs. Curry.
CONGRATULATIONS
To: Carolyn Hallett, daughter of
Fire Chief and Mrs. Charles A.
Hallett, who was elected assistant
editor of the "Fisher News ", cam-
pus paper of Fisher Junior College
in Boston . Carol served "her ap-
prenticeship in newspaper work"
while writing for the school news
of the Patriot and for the Barn-
acle, yearbook of Burnstable
High.
To: Barry Crawford , son of .Air.
and Mrs. John Crawford of Fal-
mouth Road , who served as right
end and played an important part
on the varsity football team of the
New Hampton School in New
Hampshire. The school team won 7
and lost only l game this season.
CHEERY GREETINGS
To: Peter Pendergast, son of
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Pendergast ,
of Long Beach Road, who is a
patient at Cape Cod Hospital as
the result of injuries suffered in
an automobile accident In Marion
his past w eekend. Peter was plan-
I ning to travel to Del Ray Beach in
I Florida to take up his duties at a
hotel and had recently returned
from a seven weeks trip and tour
of Europe where he visited the
World's Fair in Brussels, Belgium ,
and visited England , Switzerland,
Italy and Austria.
In Western Germany he spent
sometime with William Childs. son
of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Childs
of North Main Street, this village.
who is stationed with the TJ, S.
Army at Dim. Peter was also in
Rome at the time of the coronation
of Pope John XXIII .
PERSONAL S
Mr. and Mrs. J. Raymond Bryant
and daughters Susan and Bonnio
have returned from several days
vacation in Florida . John , Jr., re-
mained here with his grandmother ,
Mrs. Hilda Wahlowlck . During
their trip the Bryants stopped at
Silver Springs where they enjoyed
rides in the glass bottomed boats,
visited Mrs. Braynin's father , John
Wahlowick and Mr . Bryant's
relatives In Orlando . Mr. and Mrs.
George Kinch and family, formerly
of Centerville, in Lanutanu. and
Mrs. O. B. Donti in Boca Raton ,
then went on to Key Wost before
beginning the return trip home.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Twltchell
and family moved recentl y from
Hyannis to the Taylor apartments
on North Main Street , this village.
Miss Judith Perry observed her
11th birthday anniversary with a
family party at her home on
Crocker Street recently and en-
tertained some of her school
friends at a skating party on Sun-
day, Nov. 23. A "cook-In" was en-
joyed upon their return to the
Perry home. ThoBe present in-
cluded Wendy Nelson , Linda Puk-
ki, Mary Jane Murphy, Joan
Stackhouse and Muriel Cole.
Cheery greetings to Miss Pam-
ela Marshall , daughter of Mrs.
Betty Marshall , who is confined
to her Strawberry Hill Road home
with rheumatic fever. We are
happy to report that "Pammy" is
progressing nicely though still
confined to her bed and that she
would enjoy visitors.
Mr. and Mrs. John Buckler and
young Stanley are spending this
week at Tanglewood , near Lenox,
Mass.. where they are visiting Mr.
and Airs . James Kiley and family,
.lack and his cousin, Jim have
scheduled deer hunting. Mary and
Lynn are staying with Mr. and
Mrs. Alvin Perry and Judy while
their parents are away.
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Pute of
Pine Street have moved to Har-
wichport for the winter to be near
Mr. Pate's business.
THANKSGIVING GUESTS
We were happy to see so many
of our school and college young
people home for the holiday and
weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip French
spent the weekend in Nantucket
with En C. and Mrs. Maurice
French nnd fnmily, enjoying their
Thanksgiving on Saturday. Young
Mnster Robert French retai ned
with his grandparents to visit unt il
Christmas.
Mr . and Mrs . Warren W. Pierce,
Dunn and Brian of Falmouth Road
and Miss Terrie Borsnrl at Hyun-
nls spent Thanksgiving with Mr.
and Mrs. Theodore Eldredge and
family at Chesterfield, N. H. "Ted"
is serving as a redlo announcer
ut station WKNE In Keeue, N. H.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lloyd and
children Robert and Grace of Han-
over , N. Hi, nnd Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Archibald and young
David spent Thanksgiving with
Dr. and Mrs. William C. Archibald
and William Archibald at their
Pine Street home.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Serpico and
son of Hyannis and Mr . and Mrs.
Albert Leach ot Boston spent
Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Serpico of Craigvllle Beach
Road.
Mrs. William Ferguson of Hope-
dale was a Thanksgiving guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Robinson
of Centerville Road.
Mr. and Mrs. Wlllsrd Wheaton
spent Thanksgiving with their son-
in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs.
Gerard C. Besse, and fnmil y of
Park Avenue, Centerville Estates.
Mr. and Mrs. Thorndyke Trull
of Lowell were guests of Colonel
and Mrs. Ceorge Blnney of We-
tjuaquet Heights.
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Coggeshall .
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Coggeshall
of Centerville nnd Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Tarr , Jr., and children of
West Yarmouth joined a family
party at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Antonio Vincent in Fnirhaven.
IYANOUGH BOWMEN
At a meeting of the Iyanough
Bowmen held at Centerville Fire
Station Nov. 25, heads of commit-
Ues were appointed by Gene Dun-
bar , president. Chairmen of cotn-
hittees include Peter Byers, touin-
ment ; Miss Maude Parker, regis-
trati on and scoring; Mrs. Agnes
Cash, membership ; Mrs. John Bren-
nnn, entertainment; Mrs. Dorothy
Hewitt , ref reshment , Donald Camp-
bell , in charge of junior members ;
Mr. nnd Mrs. Frederick Littlofteld ,
housing.
Norwood Bee, Fred Chadwick
and David Sommers are a. com-
mittee for by-laws; Mrs. Fred
Chadwick and Donald Campbell ,
ways and means; Mrs. John Bren-
nnn. Adolph Richards and Ralph
Campbell , special activities, and
Ralph Kimball and Donald Camp-
bell, custodians.
The group have planned n Christ-
mas party to be held at the Bar-B-
Que Restaurant in DennlBport on
Thursday, Dec. 77. Mrs. Dorothy
Hewitt , Mrs. Agnes Cash and Nor-
wood Bee are the committee In
charge.
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