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MARRIAG E INTENTIONS I
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Base, and Barbara Ann Baker, at
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ANNIVERSARIES
Mrs. Evelyn Coleman will be 78
and the 32nd wedding anniversary
of Mr. and Mrs. Victor E. Cahoon
ft Saturday"; MK tfW Mrk Nathan-
iel P. Coleman will be'married 41
years Monday ; the 82nd wedding
anniversary ot Mr. and Mrs. Gerard
C. Beese is Wednesday; and the
RichKM S. CUftone will be mar-
ried S3 years next' T^uTs'day, . en
whiclt day Mrs. Gjertru'da' t. Lewis
will be ,87. arid Miss Ma^el J, Brlg-
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STORE PARTY . ,
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HcLellan's employee will 'hold
their annual Christmas party after
hours Tuesday at the store. Miss
Irene Souza and Mrs. Marlon Jones
have arranged tor a tree 'with ex-
change of gifts and buffet lunch.
CHILDREN'S PARTY
A Chanukah party for children
under lb has been planned by the
Jewish Women's Club for 1 p.m.
Saturday In the Synagogue Com-
munity room. Mrs. Jackson Rice,
Mrs. Abraham Dolins and Mrs.
Julius Golden will be in charge.
CHRISTMAS PARTY
The Stasinakis summer home at
South Hyannis will be the scene
of a holiday party for Daughters
of Minerva, their husbands and
guests at 9 o'clock Saturday, An
exchange of gifts will be followed
by dancing and refreshments. Mrs.
Michael Demetre will be in charge
of the tree and decorations, Mrs.
Angelo J. Panesls, of music,, and
Mrs. Louis J. Panesis and Miss
Mary S. Panesis of refreshments.
EMBLEM PARTY
Another card party will be held
at 8:15 p.m. tomorrow in the Elks
Center. Winners at the last party
in whist were Barbara Pratt, Mrs.
Ingersoll, Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Crowell in whist; and Mr. and Mrs.
Grandville Chalke. Melvin C.
Knight, and Mrs. Josephine Banks
in bridge. Special prizes went to
Mrs. Margaret Hadtield and Mrs.
Julia Marsters.
TESTIMONIAL , U '-
Miss Agnes O'Neil was feted by
employes of the N. E. TeL ft Tel.
Company when a testimonial din- ,
ner was given at Hyannis Inn
in honor of her retirement Decem-
ber 31st, after 30 years of service,
most ot which was as cashier -at
the Hyannis oftce. Roger T. Gott,
oitlce manager *as toastmaster'
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and presented a purse of money i
from. 'present and former assocl- j
ales, At the guest of honor table ;
,were Frank Barrett, Division Man- !
"ag'er and C. S. Parker, District
Manager, who spoke and presented
official gifts of a purse and "
a
framed certificate specifying her
faithful , service and signed by . the
Company ' President. Also at the
table were Mr. Gott , Miss M. Ur-
sula 'wing. Chief Operator, James
Lawlor, Wire Chief, and Mr. and
Mrs. Vincent D. O'Nelt.
Mr. Gott's tribute was that Miss
O'Neil was a symbol of coopera-l
Hon, understanding, courtesy,
kindness, patience and unselfish-
ness. He said it was not under- ]
i standable tnat all these fine quali-
ties could be found in one Individ-
ual. The' party numbered 50.
GARDEN CLUB
Mrs. Paul P. Henson will enter-
tain this club in her home at 2:30
p.m. Tuesday for the monthly meet-
ing and a Christmas music pro-
gram by Mrs. George W. Wagoner.
Mrs. Edith C. Holden, chairman of
refreshments, will be assisted by
Mrs. Corey Babblttt, Mrs. Hector
Chase and Mrs. Leo Goulet.
LEGION AND AUXILIARY
PARTY
A Christmas party for members
of Barnstable Post and the Auxil-
iary Tuesday In the Home will
open with a supper by the Post
members at 7:30 p.m. Exchange oft
gifts by Santa Claus at a tree, en- .
tertalnment and refreshments will I
be arranged by Mrs. Adella J.
Allen.
UNITY GUILD
The last meeting of the year will
be at 2 p.m. Monday in Baldwin
Hall. Plans for the annual New
Year's luncheon and election in
January will be made and sewing
done for Cape Cod Hospital. Mrs.
i Charles Tirrell and Mrs. Harvey
( Tweddell will serve tea.
. DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA
1 The monthly business meeting
and Christmas party will be at 8 '
p.m. Monday instead ot Tuesday
as planned and will be held at I
Burns' Launderette. Arrangements '
' will be in charge of the officers
with Mrs, William Parker as
I chairman.
LEGION AUXILIARY
CHILDREN'S PARTY
| About.406 children ot veteran*
will be entertained fry the Auxiliary
of Barnstable Post from 2 to 6 p.m.
|in the Legion Home with Santa
Claus, a tree, gifts and refresh-
jments. Mrs. Mary G. Santos, chair-
|man, has a volunteer committee in-
cluding Mesdames Lillian Doane,
Napoleon Dupuia , Betty Crocker,
Frank Robbins, Harold Gilford,'
George Savery, Keith Otto, James,
i Mullane, Charles Marcelllne, Frank
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Mather , Graham Scudder and. Miss
Louise MacPhee. Movies will be
shown and Mrs. Lillian Geer will
play for carols.
MATRON8 CLUB
Business at Monday's meeting
included a report on the public
supper on- which $30 was realized,
and announcement that there will
not be a meeting December 26th.
Readings by Mrs. Gladys M. Sher-
man, carols, gifts and a tree com-
prised the Christmas party. A sup-
per preceded the meeting and the
party.
BAPTIST BROTHERHOOD
The sum of $6 was voted for
Christmas flowers for the First
I Baptist Church and plans discussed
. for entertainment of the Jewish
< Men's Club January 9th at Mon-
j day's meeting. The speaker, the
> Rev. J. Samuel Stephenson, told of
] his experiences in church work.
; HYANNIS GRANGE
Announcement was made at Mon-
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day 's meeting that Chester Zucker
would be the speaker at the Jan-
uary 9th meeting. A Christmas par-
ty followed the induction of Mrs.
Marilyn Megathlln , Ceres, and
Hugh N. Sutherland , executive
committee member for three years.
Past Master John D. W. Bodflsh ,
Installing officer, had on his staff
Harry N. Robinson , marshal, Mrs.
Ellen Chase, emblem bearer, and
Mrs. Harriet Smith , regalia-bearer.
Mrs. Alma Perry, lecturer , was
chairman of the party which In-
cluded greetings by Mrs. Chase,
carols with Mrs. Dorothy Marcel-
llne as accompanist, readings by
Mrs. Annie Johnson , and exchange
of gifts. George Marcelllne won the
game prize. The lecturer 's march
was won by Mrs. Mae Selffe, and
Mrs. Lucy Coleman won a cake.
I'uul S. Bishop was chairman of a
men's committee who served re-
freshments. Grangers from Yap
mouth and Harwich were present.
Mrs. Perry will Berve as delegate
to a lecturers' conference in Wor
cester Friday.
WOMAN'S AUXILIARY
Members of this group of St.
Mary 's Church will meet at 8 p.m.
Mbnday for a Christmas party at
the home of Mrs. Edwin Thomas
of Osterville. Mrs. William Cum-
mings will be in charge of enter-
tainment will include exchange of
. gifts.
RAINSOW GIRLS .• •. -. * a '
- Members are requested to bring
26-cent „gifts for exchange at a
Ghrlstmaa party which will follow
an initiation at 7 p.m..Saturday in
Masonic Temple. The red team Is
giving the party with Ruth Gobdall
as chairman. Officers and the choir
are reminded to appear in white.
Hospitality committee includes
Ann Macomber, chairman, Betty
Burrill , ' Carol Dauphlnee, Martha
Holmer, Melva Wood: Ruby Sears,
Enid Rassett, and Mrs. Alta Ma-
comber of the Rainbow Mothers
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GREEK PARTY
Children of the Greek commun-
ity will be given a Christmas party
by the Phlioptochos Society at 3:30
p.m. Sunday in the Greek Church
Hall. They will present Christmas
program including a play, directed
by the paster the Rev. Speros Mou-
rikos. There will be a tree and
gifts, and refreshments. Mrs. Nich-
olas Sethares is chairman.
POCAHONTAS
Mrs. Gertrude Du'chesney la
chairman of a Christmas party for
Yanno-Councll Monday in Red
Men's Hall after a business meet-
ing at 8 o'clock. Gifts will be ex-
changed at a tree. The Busy Bee
Sewing Circle will meet at 2.
JEWISH CELEBRATION
A special "Chanukah" service
will be held at Cape Cod Syna-
gogue tomorrow at 8 o'clock. This
Feast of Lights, Feast ot Rededl-
cation, will open at sundown today
and close at the same time De-
cember 23rd. This festival is
especially observed in the homes
where families gather to sing fes-
tive songs and light candles. A
candle will be lighted each night
until there are eight. It Is a sea-
son for thanksgiving and rededlca-
tlon to the faith , and Is in com-
memoration of the rededlcation of
the temple by the Macabees when
Antiochus, ruler of Syria, was in-
tent upon up-rooting Judaism and
installing paganism in Palestine.
The great preachment of the
prophet Zecharlah will be read on
the Sabbath during the festival.
REBEKAHS
After an 8 p.m. business meet-
ing Tuesday in Odd Fellows Hall
members of Willing Hand Lodge
will exchange gifts not to cost over
50 cents, at a Christmas tree party
in charge of Mrs. Hilda Wannie,
Mrs. Ethel Lahteine and Mrs.
Alice Coggeshall. Refreshments
will be served by Mesdames Mag-
dalene L. Chase, Laura Fruean,
Dorothy Randall and Eva Royce.
ST. FRANCIS GUILD
St. Francis Xavier Guild planned
•t last is*k's meeting to hold
future meetings In the Community
Room of Panama Club first Thurs-
days. Other plans were tor a
luncheon card party Jan. 17 in
Hyannis Inn and a telephone card
party Feb. 2. Tentative"plans by
the finance committee were made
for a pyramid card party in Janu-
ary, a food Bale In March and a
rummage sale in April. Mrs. Elaine
Jellerson was welcomed to mem-
bership. Net proceeds of about $250
was realized on the Christmas sale,
tea and card party, and donations
included $5 to the Neediest Fami-
lies Fund of Cape Cod Standard-
Times, $10 for Christmas altar
flowers for St. Francis Xavier
Church, and $10 to the Medical
Center of Boston Children's Hos-
pital. Mrs. Walter Kennedy won a
doll, Mrs, Orrln Eaton, a pair of
bedspreads, and Mrs. Joseph Morey
won the mystery package.
A Christmas program after the
meeting Included the singing of
carols and hymns by 12 girls of
the junior choir of the church,
directed by the Sisters of the
Missionary Cenacle. Gifts were ex-
Changed by the 56 members and
guests at a tree. Hall decorations
ot red and green streamers, holly,
flr and pine cones were arranged
by Mrs. Arnold H, Rogean and
Mrs. Adolphe A. Richards. Re-
freshments were served by Mrs.
Richards, Mrs. Rogean and Mrs.
Frank Dolan,
V.F.W. AUXILIARY
Mrs. Stanley R. Doane, president ,
appointed Mrs. Joseph C. Kelley
chairman of Savings Bonds, and
Mrs. Everett D. Blsbee chairman ot
blood donors at a meeting Tuesday
evening.
Donations of $5 were made to the
Neediest Families Fund of the
Cape Cod Standard-Times, to the
Children 's Medical Center and to
( the V. F. W. National Home for
Veterans at Eaton Rapids, Neb.
Those who will assist with the
joint New Year's party with the
post are Mrs. William Wahtola ,
Mrs. Disbee and Mrs. Louis J. Pa-
nesis. Gifts of not more than 50c
cost will be exchanged. The meet-
ing of December 27th was can-
celed.
Obligation ceremonies were con-
ducted by Mrs, Freda Jones of
Brockton, president of District 12,
for Mesdames Alden Childs, Fran-
cis Bednark , Lester Carew, Charles
W. Kelley, Albert Nelml , Raymond
Wheeler and Aalto Hemmlla.
TUESDAY NIGHTERS
This club voted money for Christ-
mas gifts for a bedridden elderly
person and $5 to the Neediest Fam-
ilies Fund of the Cape Cod Stan-
dard-Times at a meeting Tuesday
evening. The public whist party
planned for January 20th at the
home of Mrs. Catherine Johnson
. was discussed. They will meet
' again January 3rd.
CATHOLIC CHILDREN'S PARTY
Following his annual custom the
Rev. Thomas J,. McLean, pastor of
St. Francis Xavier parish, will give
the annual Christmas party for
about 450 children under ,13
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Sun-
day from 2 to 5 p.m. in the pa,rri-
stablo High School. Sisters of, the
Cenacle are In charge. There, will
be movies, Santa Claus, gifts, a
tree and refreshments. Tickets for
the younger children may. be, had
by applying at the Cenacle andi
tickets for others are be(ng dlfr
tributed at the Christian Doctrine
classes.
FEDERATED COUPLES ;
CLUB ,
Members voted at Tuesday's
meeting to sponsor another annual
show to benefit - the Federated
Church and elected officers: for
1949. The slate included president,'
L. • Allen Jones; secretary,, Mrs.
Fred Oehme, and treasurer, Arthur
J. Best, Jr. Henry White is the
retiring president. Mrs. George
Frost was appointed chairman of
the sunshine committee which in-
cludes Mrs. William H. Delano and
Mrs. Arvld Anderson.
Gifts were exchanged at a Christ-
mas tree and refreshments served.
New members welcomed were Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert Wheeler and Mr.
and Mrs. A, G. Harpin.
LEGION AUXILIARY
This group voted to sponsor a
polio drive In January in front of
Dean's Radio Shop in charge ot;
Mrs. Frances G. Senno as chair-
man, and to send a girl to Girls',
State at Tuesday's meeting. Gifts
included $5 to the Neediest Fami-
lies Fund of Cape Cod Standard- 1
Times, and $25 additional for vet- !
erans' Christmas gifts. Report was
made that 76 gifts had been sent
to the Veterans' Christmas Gift
Shops and that about $30 had been
received from friends and the
Young Mothers' Club tor the same
project,
A committee to assist Mrs. Adella
J. Allen with the joint Christmas
party of the Post and Auxiliary
Tuesday (Dec. 20) Includes Miss
Veda F. Mitchell and Mesdames
Emily MacPhee, Ida Gifford , Bar-
bara Scudder, Florlne K. Gage,
Earle Atwood and Isabel Swansey.
Members are requested to bring
gifts not to exceed 50c in cost for
exchange. Guests were Mrs. Ann
Bryant, district director, and Mrs.
Hazel Pease, district coupon chair-
man, both of Kingston.
HYANNIS BAPTI8T CHURCH
There will be special music on
Sunday morning at the 11 o'clock
service by the Male Quartet. Rev.
E. Gage Hotaling, pastor, will
preach from the topic, "Getting
into the Christmas Spirit."
• <.Ia the evening there will be a
vesper*service in the sanctuary, at
which a sound film will be present- !
ed, "The Power of God." i
On Monday at 7 o'clock in the
Parish . Hall will be held the
Church School Christmas Party ;
and at 8 o'clock in the Nye Room, '
the Workers' Conference for all
Church School teachers and
officers.
The Christmas Party referred to
is for the boys and girls of the
Church School. A pageant, "Christ-
mas Eve at Home," will be pre-
sented under the direction of Miss
Evelyn A. Lahteine. Carols will
be sung, and Santa Claus will be
present to distribute the gifts.
At the Workers' Conference
Monday evening, which is the
regular monthly" meeting, a short
business session will be followed
by an address by Dr. Arthur J.
Canning on "Comparative Re-
ligions." Dr, Canning has been
making a special study of the fea-
tures of the Catholic, Protestant
and Jewish religions and will base
his talk on the book, "One God" by
Mary Fitch.
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Glee Club of Barnstable* High
School, directed by Miss Dorothy
L. Barton, supervisor of music; and
the Boys' choir of . the Hyahnjs
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Edna A. Lahteine, a teacher. These
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