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MRS. MIR IAM BLAIR
B„nd Court. Tel. SPring 5-5919
HYANNIS LIBRARY
HEADING HOUR
I After a week's vacation for the
r mank -Kiv.tm Day week-end. the
„„.,,, hour for pre-schoolers on
S»ft»« " t0 U "'clork Wi"
,., resumed tomorrow. Reader for
,„„ hour this week which is pre-
lC(, regularly through the ef-
forts of the Hyannis Woman 's
..lull, will be Mrs. William Babbitt.
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of her stories , we hear, will be
llK)„l. the angel with the crew cut!
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There are more new books on
,|„, shelves of the library. One that
Wj|| surely be widely read is "Doe-
„ir ZhlvagO," a novel by a Rus-
SJaTI>
about B Russian, which de-
jM
'the Totalitarian 's way of life.
This is the novel, already widely
r,vid and discussed In Europe ,
»Mch has won for its author , Bor-
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, I'anternak. the Nobel Prize for
literature . Aside from the interest
created by the awarding of the
.
Sobel Prize , critics have acclaimed
this novel as one of the moKt sig-
nificant of our times, and it will
surely be one of the "greats" -
islring Its place with the other
classics,
Another book on the Mau-Muu
ronntry has appeared, "Man Hunt
In Kenya ", by Ian Henderson with
phillp Ooodhart. Mr . Henderson, a
„hito man born in Kenya , was
(Tiief Superintendent of the Nia-
robi police and he was assigned to
capture the Mau-Mau leader, Ded-
;,n Rimatbi. This fascinating book
ban many of the aspects of fiction
ncept for the fact that Mr. Hen-
derson has told his story with u
Health of detail that could come
only from a thorough knowledge
,,f Hie Kiguyus their language and
the way their mind works . Anoth-
,r fascinating book new to the
Selves of the library is Thor
lliyisrila hl' s "Aku-Aku " a story of
:ho tiny (16 miles long and 8 miles
wide) Easter Island which lies
some 2.000 miles off the coast of
finite Thi. nearest habitable land
It pitcairn Island tying some. 1
,500
railtis to the west. North and south
there is nothing but the vast ex-
panse of the Pacific Ocean. On
'!iis remote little island are found
[gome monuments of one of man 's
most extraordinary cultures , typi-
fied i"< several hundred giant mon-
olithic statues that dot the barren
island.
Nevil filmic bus a new book
oal, "The Rainbow and the Rose".
Australia and aviation , which have
apparently exerted great influences
mi Mi Shute's life , have been wov-
en into the novel , and while the
plot leans rather heavily on co-
incidence and concealed identity,
tiie romance of the story of avia-
tion in more than enough to over-
'iitn i these defects and make for
a deeply moving novel .
Mildred Savage, a new author,
maieH her debut with a book call-
ed "Parrish". Miss Savage is said
'" nave many of the qualities of
Edna l erber. and a comparison can
be made between "Parrfsh" and
"fi'am '. allowing for the differ-
fni'ii" ni actual story and setting.
i™<- w iting Is the tobacco country
M Connecticut, and tells of young
^rriq, MacLean who works in
""¦ '"Ids and learns of the feuds
and itruggles of the area.
HV^KJ NIS GARDEN CLUB
ri't Executive Board of the lly-
""is ^ardt-n Club will meet next
rnesday, December 9, at 9:30, at
»• home of Mrs . William P.
hn"1*!l0» '»» Cotult Road in Mar-
slons Mills .
CAPE COD CONSIST ORY CLUB
EiRlitrj annua] "(;„ To Church
'»i'ia.» - services will be held at
"lock i„ the Federated
¦
"
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*¦ sponsored by the t'ape
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«nslatory Club. All Master
Tht- •""' illvlte<1 tP attend.
*« will be special mush- for
E
> service. The service will be
J"""''l by „ „()l.ial hour , be-
™B ai ten o'clock in the Me-
,r
*' nmidinn.
J*««*I8 WOMAN'S CLUB
J*»EON MEET ING
' monthly luncheon meeting
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Hyannia Woman 's Club will
be bold at Hyannis Inn next Tues-
day, December 0 at 12:30. Mem-
bers who plan lo at tend are asked
to call Mrs. Karl llolden . Spring
5-1118 , for reservations by Satur-
day. This meeting will be a Christ-
mas Party, and all who attend are
asked to bring a 50c. gift. The
meeting room will lie decorated
tor Christmas,' complete with a
tree, and as part of the entertain
ment there will be carol singing.
Mrs. Robert Scudder wh reads so
be&UtlfUlly, will tell tlie story of
"The Littlest Angel '.
CONGRATULATIONS
To Mr. and Mrs . John S. Askew
of Fisher Bond , who became the
grandparents of Debra . horn No-
vember 21 at Bovingdon Air Force
Base , outside of London. Debra's
parents are Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
S. Askew. Mrs. Askew , the former
Patricia Souza. is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Antone Souza ,
Jr.. ol Santult. Congratulations too,
to Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Askew of
Cherry Street who. incidentall y,
are the great-grandparents ol
young Debra. They celebrated their
fiftieth wedding anniversary on
Thanksgiving Eve und last Satur-
day a reception , attended by those
both far and near, was held in the
Memorial Building of the Fed-
erated Church in their honor
CHRISTMAS DECORATION
SUGGESTIONS
Now that the Bury of Thanks-
giving Day is past, the lime has
come that we can settle down and
make plans for Christinas festivi-
ties. It is a good time to recall
some ol the suggestion- made by
Mrs. John E. Fairbank when th e
members of the Hyannis Garden
Club last met . Mrs. Fairbank led
the members on an imaginary tour
of the house and suggested designs
appropriate for each of the rooms
utilizing inexpensive and easily ac-
cessible materials , and also keep-
ing in mind that these shoul d be
projects for tti<- entire family.
An intrigin g suggestion for the
dining room table was a center -
piece designed to compliment the
silver service. A regular pineapple,
the age-old symbol of hospitality.
was sprayed with silver paint in
such a way that on looking down
al it the leaves wi re green inside
and silver outside. The entire
pineapple was studded with pearl-
beaded corsage pins. For the chil-
dren there was a min iature Christ-
mas tree dotted with lollypops
which could later be removed tor
the important purpose of being
eaten, hi the kitchen there was
a ring mould filled with juniper.
A fut red candle , anchored to a
custard cup, was placed 'in the
center.'
Mrs. Fairbank showed bow lib-
eral use of wire coathangers, bard-
ware cloth and chicken wire could
be used as foundations , and how
native shrubs and trees, sparkled
by the use of the gold, silver , cop-
per and bronze paints available In
pressure spray cans could be con-
verted easily and Inexpensi vely In-
to the mos t imaginaliv , lecnro-
t ion.
HYANNIS LIBRARY
RECEIVES GIFT
The Trustees of I be Hyannis
Library Associatio n . represented
by President HolHg Wordellj were
presented with a check represent'
Ing the proceeds or a dance spon-
sored by the Hyannis Woman 's
Club al Hie Club' s last meeting.
For the past few years members
of the Hyannis Woman 's Club have
held a Harvest Ball lor the benefit
of the Library Association. This
year the check totalled a little
more than $200
Another feature of the meeting
was the art corner which will be
held at each meeting by members
of the Art Committee . Mrs. Walter
Baker displayed lour beautiful
pieces from her collectio n of Roy-
al Dalton. The program was con-
duct , d by Mrs. John Sheaffer, Sec-
retary of the Barnstable County
chapter of the Massachusetts
Heart Association, Mrs. Scheaffer
showed a film on various types of
heart conditions , and introduced
Dr. Robert Thrope , who answered
tiuestions from the audience.
Members of the Hyannis Wom-
an 's Club are asked to bring the
squares they are making for an
ftfgan to .Miss Margaret Ossenbeck
at 216 Main Street , as soon as pos-
sible, Time is getting vi ry short ,
and there is still much work to be
done , alter the squares are turned
in. Those members who are work-
ing on assembling the squares will
appreciate the co-operation of the
members in being as prompt as
possible.
Other activities of the Woman 's
Club this week will be as follows:
The Executive Board will meet at
the home ol Mrs Lawrence Lip-
paid Ibis evening. Mrs. Ronald
Humbly and Mrs. Emerson Cloutier
will be co-hostesses. On Tuesday.
December ilth , the regular month-
ly luncheon will lie held at Hyan-
nis Inn. as previously mentioned.
Tuesday evening the Art Commit-
tee will meet al. 7:4.1 at the home
of Miss Eloise Crocker. Mrs. Ev-
eretl Lewis will preseni the pro-
gram. Next Thursday, December
u t h will be the regular month!)
meeting al the clubhouse, A Christ-
mas party has been planned, and
members are reminded to brin g
a gift of under a dollar for a gift
t xchnnge,
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr. ami Mrs . Alexander J, Hol-
land (the former Dianii Eldred gei
of Hyannis . have announced the ar-
rival of a son and second child ,
Stephen Alexander , born N'ov . 2ii at
Doctors ' Hospital , Freeport . L. |
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New York. Maternal grandparent
is Raymond Bldredge or Hyannis,
Great-grandfather is Harold w.
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