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lUISS MARY SPRAGUE
FOrest 2-3854
COMEDY CLUB
TI,e "llniresu ", from the novel ,
Washington Squaie'f, by Harry
met W«« presented by the Barn-
t0e comedy Club recently. 'Phi-re
„ farge attendance both nights.
AJ always i 1" rUlh K,lV( ' ?
very '""'
performance.
Notable in their splendid pdr-
rrayala » , rti «i"-
!,,ine Howes as
ferine Sloper, the Heiress;
BHjabeth (MrB. Itasil I) . Edwards ,
ar ) iii the supporting rolo of La-
va
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nia Penniman, the romantic old
. liinl , 'l'*'1'
Il(,wl,'-V aa I)r - AUHtin
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sloper ; Paul Merri ll as Arthur
rownsend, the rather mercenary
iorei What vvaa rather unusual
waa that n!l the roles, however
pilnor, were extremely well done.
The costumes were gorgeous and
could have not produced a love-
lier effect The set design was by
I.ouis Cary and executed by Basil
Edwards, William P. Campbell , Vir-
ginia Howell, Sally Sawyer, John
Simiikins . Louise Green ami Lois
Perry-
AN NUAL CHRISTMAS SALE
The annual Unitarian Christmas
sale will be held at the Parish
House on Dee. 13 f rom 2 to 8 p.m.
Supper will be served at 5:30 and
C:30. There will be aprons , fancy
work , candy, food, doll, candle,
sreens and men's tables. Grabs for
ihe children and tea . This year
dolls' clothes will be a new fea-
ture. Mis. B. K. Jerauld and Mrs.
K. H. Bernard are co-chairmen.
WOMA N'S CLUB
At the regular December 8 meet-
ing of the Woman 's Club the en-
tertainment will be under the?, di-
| eetion ot Mrs. I,. M. Crocker, Jr.
PERSONALS
Mr and Mi's. Clarence Mason of
Sullen Point Road spent Thanks-
giving with their friends, Mr. and
Mrs Harold Tisdale of Cochitunte,
, Bradbury Mitchell was at home
from college tor Thanksgiving and
- the weekend.
Mrs. S. T. Knott , St\, and Mr.
and Mrs. S. T. Knott. Jr.. and fam-
ily M" nt Thanksgiving with Mr.
'mill Mrs . John A. Crocker and fam-
ily in Kpping. X. H.. stopping with
Mr . and Mrs . S. S. Crocker and
family in Manchester for Wed1
nesriay night.
.Mr and Mrs. John Chase nnd
children of Cohasset , Mr. and Mrs.
Russell Chase of Melrose and Miss
Eleanor Oecrow of Wellosley were
Thanksgiving guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Uriah Connor.
Mr. and Mrs. K. H. Barnard
spent Thanksgiving with their
daughter, Mrs. A. p. McLean and
family in Warwick . It. 1.
Mr. and Mrs . William P. Lovejoy,
Jr., spent Thanksgiving at the
linnie of his sister and family. Mr .
and Mrs. Clarence Hobson in Wey-
mouth. Mrs. William P. Lovejoy,
Sr., returned home with them.
Mrs. Karl P. lleinzen spent the
Thanksgiving holidays with her
sister, Mrs. William Pettn Tuttle,
in Dover, X. If.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Nash en-
tertained their granddaughter . I)i-
.inuii (iarvin or Caracas, Venezuela ,
o student at Walnut Hill School in
Natick, and Mrs. A. A! Cla/lin of
Winchester, sister ot Mr. Nash, for
Thank sgiving and t he weekend,
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Mr. and Mrs'. David Young of
university of Massachusetts were
at home with their p arents , Mr. and
Mrs . J, L, Davles for Thanksgiving
and the weekend .
Miss Lucia II . Twomblev and
Miss Mary Kil n O Uourke of Plain-
field uni) Mi- , wnini m Brendan of
Budbury were Thanksgiving guests
of Mr. mid Mrs . \v. ii. T.wornbley,
Mrs. Mat y Ann Montgomery
and son Stuart, Of Wellesley, were
weekend guests ot Mr, and .Mrs.
Clyde T. Brennen. Stuart is a stud-
ent at Deerfield Academy,
Mrs . Edward S. Young spent
Thanksgiving with her daughter ,
.M rs. David L. frocKer , and family.
Dr. Ethel Cornell and Miss Mary
Coynes entertaine d Miss Helen
Elgin of Port Jefferson, N. Y., for
Thanksgiving and the weekend.
, Philip Breed of Lynn spent tin-
past week al his home on Sullen
Point Road.
Mrs. Raymond Nell, Mr. and Mrs .
Douglas Neil and daughter . Nancy
spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and
Mrs . Donald Nell and famil y in
Attleboro.
Mrs . John C. Howard , Sr., and
her son and daughter-in-law , Mr.
and Mrs. John C. Howard , Jr., of
Millway spent Thanksgiving with
Mrs . Howard's sister. Mrs . Cordon
Donald of Weston. Mrs. Donald
sails shortly to spend Christinas
with her daughte, Charlotte Ker-
nel' , nea r Olso . Norway.
Tom Veterino of St. John 's Prep
School in Danvers and Jack Vete-
rino of Frank Institute , Boston,
were home with their parents, Mr.
and Mrs . John Veterino for the
Thanksgiving holidays,
Mr. and Mrs . Paul Turner and
daughter Dell spent Thanksgiving
and the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Bogeniief and family in
Abington, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs . Paul Kelly and
j family spent Thanksgiving and the
i weekend with Mr . and Mrs. Thorn-
] as J . Lennox, Jr. , in Plainlield , N. J .
Mr. and .Mrs. I„ P. Kent of YVash-
j ington , D. C, spent the holiday
week at their home on Saltan Point
Road. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sander
and Mr. and Mrs. K en/. from Wash-
ington , I). (' ., were thole guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Neves who
hn ve been livin g In Hyannis for
some years , are now making their
linme at their son. Anthony Whit e 's
apartment.
Peter Droll , a student al St.
Francis College . Loretio , Pa., and
his friend , John Jones of West Vir-
ginia, were home with Peter 's (flu-
ents, for Thanksgiving and the
weekend.
Marianne Droit , a freshman al
Setmi Hill . Greensburg, Pa., was al
home for Thanksgiving and thi
weekend.
Mr . and Mrs, Herbert W. Chesley
of Scnrsdale, x. v., were at their
Kent Lane home for Ihe Thank -
giving ho liday W06k
Dr. Howard Shlras and William
Uexander Ol NBW York were at
the Shira's home 6n Rendezvous
Lane for the holiday week .
' Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Coggeshall
and family ol Dedhnni spenl
Thanksgiving and the weekend at
the Coggeshall home on Rendez-
vous Lane .
Mrs. James M. Barnard , accom-
panied by Mrs. Theodora Barnard,
spent Thankslvlng with her sis-
ter. Mis. William Peters, and her
family in KalmoUth,
Mr . ami Mr- . Harry .1. Barrett
and famil y ol New London. X . II.,
spent Thanksgiving ami the week-
end with their parents, .Mr. and
Mrs. Nelson Stone.
Mis- Mary A. Spingue Spenl
Thanksgiving with her sister ,
Mrs . E, A. Moore, and famil y in
West Lynn . White there she visited
her niece and family, Mrs. P. K.
Hutchinson and family in Murble-
tiead. Mr. and .Mrs. Moore and
granddaughte r , Bonnie, Brought
.Miss Sprague home by motor on
Saturday.
Miss Lorraine Fraser of Boston
and Miss Carlene Fraser of Univer-
sity of Massachusetts in Amherst
were willi their parents, Mr. and
Mrs . Carl Fraser of Main Street
tor Thanksgiving and the weekend.
Their other daughter 1st Lit. Ella
Joyce Fraser, a physical therapist ,
attached to the Medical Specialist
Corps of the V. S. Air Force re-
cently at Scott A. F. P. in Illinois ,
was also with her parents for
Thanksgiving nnd the weekend en-
route lo Ihe Air Itase in Ititlierg.
Germany, other guests of the Fra-
sers included Mrs. Primer 's mother ,
Mrs. Edgar K. Ord e of Hart ford.
Conn., and Mi. and Mrs. Howard
Lockwood oi Welhersneld, Conn.
Forest McXre of Xew Canaan ,
Conn., was the holiday guest of
his daughter and family, Mrs.
Timothy Coggeshall on Rendezvous
Lane .
Mr . and Mrs . Ralph Holmes of
l.ocusl Lane are receiving congrat-
ulations on the birth of a son.
Collin Fuller . This is their second
son and third child.
.Mr . and Mrs . Raymond D. Hunt-
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December t on the M V . Satttrnli
from Boston. They will In- in Italy
France nnd Mallorca before thai
return sometime alter March 1st.
;iilPAPHSlABLE
Olie 01 I lie 1UL! M MJsllipllM 'M ' ,
lected to speak al various schools,
civic organizations nnd clubs in
his home area during the Christ
mns leave period , la Midshipman
First Class .lames iv Murph) . sot
of Ml. .mil Mrs. Wiliiini Ii P
Murphy ot is North street, Hynn
ll is. His appearances will he n pari
of tfie Naval Acad emy 's "Opera
Hon Information" Inuuguaratei
two years ago to maintain a hlgl
level of interest in the Nnva
Academy, as well as the Navy,
lie Will show the Bin), "Thl
Annapolis Story", a c olor docu
montarj ot the Naval Academy, a<
well as pamphlets and other lit em
tare to aid him in his presentation
John S. Hearse, aviation median
it- third class . I'SN. son of Mr am
Airs. John S. Hearse ot 182 Se;
Street, Hyannis, is iervlnp win
Naval Air Anti Submarine Squad
ion 39, at the Naval Air Station
Quonset Point, Rhode Island,
Before entering the \.iv > In Feb
In The Service
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selling a complete line of
Sporting Goods and
Sports Books
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sporting goods and apparel .
State Road South Yarmouth
Tel. EXeter 8-2668
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DANCING every Friday and Saturday
To ROCKY'S COMBO in our our Spacious Hyannis "Port" Room
You'll want to dance all nigh! to the splendid music of ROCKY'S COMBO
and of course you'll enjoy our wonderful Cocktails . . .
. ruADi irc Ton You'll Never Taste Better!
Plan on Dinner at CHARLIE S Too
Steaks - Chicken - Spaghetti or I'izza
DANCING SATURDAYS 8 to 12.00 RESERVATIONS
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1 This blanket is light-weight, mothproof, non-allergenle,
i and completely washable. And G.B.'s farnoitt Sleep-Guard
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Optn Every Friday Evening
till 9:00 P.M.
18 lut! was realised l>j ins Barn-
stable Cunnty I' nlilic Health
elation during the tirst week nr Us
annual mail Bale ol Christmas
Si-ills .
"We iin- Indeed hnppj over the
returns to do,te", Philip Jones, As<
soclatlon president, said. "If tin
response to out1 ORntpalgti continues
to iioiii up, we i nn i-xjH 'i i ;i record
total".
A blood test to detect active
tuberculosis is one pi 88 researi b
• ¦ . ID56, iii attended Hiirni faiilt
| High School.
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John (' Roderhmes, III, radar-
j nun) Beuman, t' s\. ot -
' Uroukaltlro
; Rood, Hyannis, I ervinn ahoai'd
|the escort destroyer rss Wnlbor
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at Pearl Harbor, T, ll.
The Walker Is n null »t the
i r . s. Seventh Fleet,
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Warren W. Seekell, chlel avlo-
¦ tion eectronics technloian, USN,
I HOII of Mrs. Jessie V. Seekpll ol 04
- Strawberrj Hill Road, Route I, Hj
I minis , uiul liiislinmi of the Former
i MisH Kutii p, Williams ni Taunton,
I is si'i'vliiR aboard the anti-sub-
marine aircraft carrier I'ss Prince-
¦ tun operating with the t' .s. Seventh
¦ Fleet i" the Western Puclfli
projects being upported tills year
hj Christmas Seal contributions,
Five ot the Investigations will bo
conducted In Massachusetts,
I'lic blood to • invei ttgatlon ,
which Ims been supported bj
Christmas Seal monej tor throe
years, II pi i ¦ i ted , «iii provide a
badl) needed ti I to diagui ¦ e i U,
it is imped that the lesi win en-
able detection of rn at an earlier ;
stage than Is routine today. Tills
will assure eartior treatmeni and
taster recovery.
So Important is tho blood tost re-
search that the National Tuberculo-
sis Association has called upon Its
2700 local associations to provide
additional Ctinds, Several Massachu-
i i'i i \ ¦oi fations responded with
extra tiwarcla to this resettiTIi
projoi i.
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Pari ol the Christmas smi . on-
trlbutlons to the Dnrnstable>Count}
\ oi lation, as part of the national
TS control movement, goes toward
,i research, Additional funds
were awarded bj the \ 101 lation
this year to support the "Bai nstable
County Hi niiii Meodi Survey" con-
dtu ' . il b) the Harvard School ni
Public Health
Health Seal Sales
Will Continue
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