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Seath e Sea Its. •Veat Baa H?e>-I« Cape Cod SecretarialSchool Approved for 0.1. Training 242 Ooaan Street—Hyannia Telephone Hyannia 1172 McARTHUR'S GENERAL 8TORE Location 219 Main St., HyanniB (Pot Shop Noxt Door) 100% Virgin Wool Baby lllunkotu $5.95—Pink, llluo, Wlilto, Gold Largo 100% Virgin Wool Blankets In 9 pastol colors—$18.86 Royally Luggugo also Mado-to-MosHiiro Suits - Topcoats from $37.50 up to $05. for man or women. World's thinnoHt Ribbon Candy for Christmas — 89c (Only one to u customer) Also Canes and ChocolntcH (lifts for ChrlBtmaB OSTERVILLE NEWS fiANTA GREETS CHILDREN Santa Claus distribute* fltts, „.ndy and fruit to 300 children ot our Udy ot Assumption Parish at a party " Sunday afternoon in the new auditorium of the Osterville school. The party was sponsored hv our Lady of Assumption Guild and the Rev. Walter J. Buckley. preceding the appearance of San- ta an entertainment was present- ed ' including a recitation, "Santa and the Mouse." by Terry Ann Rog- ers, Katherine Nese and Anne San- I "standing by a lighted Christmas tree members ot the Junior choir sang carols with Carol Lahteine and Betty Walsh as soloists. Others taking part were Mary Lou Clarke, Josephine Daniel, Mar- tha Hansberry, Mary Lewis and Shirley Lewis. Frederick Hebdltch, Hyannis ma- gician, entertained the children with many acts, among which was tbe "pulling of a rabbit out of a bat." Little Sharon Lewis, who as- sisted Mr. Hebdltch in the act, was awarded the rabbit. Father Buckley, the Rev. Joha DrlBcoll, and Sister Grace de Sales were presented gifts from the Guild by Mrs. John Llnehan, president. Mrs. James F. Shields, Jr. was chairman of the party, assisted by Mmes. Shirley Crosby, Francis A. Webb, John Llnehan, Robert Sims, Clifford Bonna and Miss Catberine Cross. COMMUNITY CHURCH I A special Christmas Midnight ' Service with the choir and the candlellghtlng pageant, "The Light of Bethlehem," will be presented. BAPTI8T CHURCH Rev. Mr. MacDonald will preach Sunday morning at 11 on the topic, r "The Great Conflict" ; and in the evening at 7:30 on "Meaning of the Word, 'Savior'." At 6:15 p.m. Sun- day the Youth Fellowship will meet, Monday afternoon at 3:16 the Junior Youth Fellowship will hold its Christmas party. At 7:30 in the evening, the Men's Fellowship Is to meet. The topic for the Wednesday evening prayer meeting at 7:46 is "Pray that we might realize the true meaning of Christmas." At 7:30 Friday night comes the senior choir rehearsal, also the re- hearsal for the Christmas pageant. BOOKS TO MARINE LIBRARY Miss Katherine Hinckley, libra- rian, has packed three cartons of books in response to a request of the American Merchant Marine Li- brary Association in Boston, CAROLING A group of the young people of the Youth Fellowship will go carol- ing Thursday night, Dec. 22. GOLDEN WEDDING Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Lewis of Bay Street, Osterville, will ob- serve their 50th wedding anniver- sary Dec. 20th at a family party in their home. -BIRTHDAY PARTY Carlton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Carlson, celebrated his sev- enth birthday anniversary with a party at his home. Guests inoluded William Phil- lips, Albert Robert, Raymond Du- mas, and Carlton's sister, Donna. His grandmother, Mrs, Ethel Farnsworth, was present. TENDERFOOT CERTIFICATES The following boys have received their tenderfoot certificates and are enrolled as members ot Troop 61, Boy Scouts : Myles Aylmer, John Lewis, Raymond Pierce, ' James Pierce, Bertil Mclntyre, Donald Coombs, Wlnslow Sears, Robert Souza, John Nlles, Karl Aittainemi, Michael Shields, Peter Nlles, Theo- dore Crosby, Walter Sanford, Rich- ard Santos, Peter Lebel and Rich- ard Walter. ENTERTAINMENT There will be an entertainment Sunday afternoon at 3 p.m. in Vet- erans' Hall, sponsored by the chil- dren of Our Lady ot Assumption Parish, under the direction of Sis- ter Grace de Sales, The public is Invited. COMMUNITY CHURCH SCHOOL Perfect Attendance—November Nursery : Dana Hinckley, Susan Hinckle, Gordon Hinckley. Kindergarten: David Fraser, Larry Evans,' Pearl Hinckley, Wayne Hinckley, Eric Rledell. Grade 1: Wayne Hinckley Stet- son Hall, Donald Lagergren, Billy Phillips, Carl Rledell, Mercy Cul- lorn, Elizabeth Smith, Grade 2. Bobby Bennett, Laurie Hall, Leslie Hall, Pamela Little, Carol Pierce. Grade 3. Francis Hubley, Jr., Lee Nute, Peter Stringer, Linda Hynms, Marilyn Klttlla. Grade 4. Manley Crosby, Harlow Huckabee, Parker Little, Mabel Louise Baker, Barbara Phillips, Josephine Rledell. Grade 6. Billy Jenkins, Sally Stringer. Grade 6. Teddy Crosby, Aleine Baker, Alison Hall, Margaret Phil- lips, Sandra Hall. Junior High. Donna Huckabee, Katherine Rledell, Charlotte Rle- dell, Betsy Hall, Joan Crosby. HISTORICAL MEETING A meeting of the Osterville His- torical Society met in the Public Library lost Wednesday evening. 8everal new members Joined the group. The meeting was called to order by the president, Miss Har- riet Chace, with Andrew Hall read- ing the secretary's report and Mrs. B. D. Leonard, the treasurer's re- port. Tentative plans were dis- cussed for a home to house the so- ciety's pieces, also plans to raise money to finance the renting of a home. At the February meeting more definite plans will be made. 4-H CLUB Lorraine Delalttre, Association County Club Agent of Barnstable, will be the guest speaker at the 4-H Club meeting tonight (Thurs- day) at the Osterville School. Meetings will be held from 3 to 4 p.m. each Thursday and the square dance classes will be held at the Community Center from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. on the same day. The square dance classes have been advanced to 6:30 to give children who are attending the 4-H Club a chance to participate following the 4-H meetings. SAULTER-EVAN8 WEDDING A wedding ot Interest took place Sunday afternoon, December 4, in Osterville Community Church, when Miss Faith Evans, daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. Frederick R. Evans of Centerville, became the bride of Johnnie F. Saulter of Lancaster, Pa. He is a former band leader and singer. The church was decorated with beautiful white chrysanthemums given by Mr. Evans. Rev. Peter Palches UBed a double-ring Bervlce in uniting the couple. There were no attendants and only members of the family were present. Mr, Saulter is a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Lee J. Saulter of ! Lubbock, Texas. He is now em- ployed as a salesman, having served with the Merchant Murine and the Navy during the last war. His bride, a graduate of Barn- stable High School, attended Bos- ton University and the Bryant- Stratton Commercial School. The couple will make their home In Lancaster. CHRISTMAS SALE The annual Christmas Sale of the Baptist Sewing Circle was held TueBday in the Church vestry. GARDEN CLUB Osterville Garden Club Ways and Means Committee, conBUtlng of the following members, Mesdames E1-' speth Hall, Ida Gifford, Ellen John- son, Isabel Rogers, Elsa Hymes, Beatrice Crosby, Carrie Hinckley, met at the home of Mrs. Malcolm Crosby to make tentative plans to present to the January meeting for approval. Other members of this committee are Miss Hlnkle and Miss Virginia Fuller. Tea was served by the hostess. The Osterville Garden club will meet in Community Center to work on the Christmas decorations for Camp Edwards. The will also make decorations for the Nurses' Home Hyannis. ' LIBRARY The following is a list of the new Junior Literary Guild books now in circulation at tbe Library: Backboard Magic, Howard Brier- Candy, Robb White; Fiddling Cow- boy, Adolph Regli; The Door In the Wall, Marguerite de Angell ; The Davenports and Cherry Pie, Alice Dalgllsh; Unexpected Sum- mer, Gertrude Mallei Ic; Turn in the Road , Marguerite Dickson; Gabrlella , Nancy Hartwell; The Sunken Forest, Rene Prud Horn- meaux; Phantom Pony, Stephen Holt; Young Nathan, Marlon Brown; Tlcktock and Jim , Keith Robertson; Schoolhoune In the Woods, Rebecca Candill; Silver Stallion , Bill Martin; Lightning, a Cowboy's Colt. Bill Martin; Fac- tory Kitten , Helen Hoke; Tyke, the Little Mutt, Dorothy L. Horn- medren. Treasure Trouble, Janet Lam- bert; Miss Tippy, Janet Lambert; Young Razzle , John R, Tunis; Harlequin Hullabalos , Dorothy LyonB; The Black Stallion and Sntan, Walter Farley ; The Myste- rious Sailor, Felix Riesenberg, Jr.; T—Quarterback , R. G. Emery; Visiting Mr. Ant, Nicolas Bebbing- ton; Visiting Mr. Bee, Nicolas Bebblngton; Hon Cub, Hamilton Williamson. TRI-F CLUB The sum ot $100 was voted toward church expenses during a meeting of the Tri-F Club of Oster ville Baptist Church. It also voted to donate $5 toward the Minister'! Retirement Fund, $2 to the Need lest Families Fund of the Cape Cod Standard-Times and to hold a pub lie Bupper in January, with Mrs, Ronald Chesbro and Mrs. Cecil Coleman in charge. Following the meeting, Mrs, Ernest Fritz, spoke on Christmas greens and displayed many ar- rangements of centerpieces and mantel decorations. She then as- sisted members in making wreaths and sprays. The program was in charge of Mrs. Leonard Cloud and Mrs. T. Scott Buckner, who made and pre- sented each member a Christmas corsage. A special award was given to Mrs. Chester Wyman. Next meeting of the club will be a Christmas party at 8 p.m. Dec. 20 In the home of Mrs. Cecil A. Cole- man, with Mrs. Irving Coleman as co-hoBtess. 4-H ELECT8 Tho newly-organized "make and mend" 4-H Club, under the super- vision of Mrs. Larkln Swift, held Its second meeting from 3 to 4 p.m. last Thursday at the OBtor- vllle School. For their llrst project the glrlB are making holders and when theso are completed 4-H kerchiefs will bo made. Officers elected at tho llrst meet- ing wore Jane Hubley, president; Mat-got Reid, vice-president; Sally Stringer, secretary, and Sally Webb , news reporter. Other members include Barbara Phillips , Sandra Hall , LOII IHO Ml- chelson , Diana Carlson, Patricia Crosby, Ann Beaumont, Mary Frn- zlur , Jessica McEvoy, Gall Borubo, June Crocker, Joan Walter , Mabel llakor, Ann Marie Shields, Allmm Hall , Sally Stringer, Sandra Sourn , Frances Swift and Joan Hnnxhorry. Mrs. Swift is being assisted In conducting tbe classes by Mrs. James Hansberry, Mrs. Elbert Lit- tle and Mrs. Shirley Crosby. |KENNEL CLUB PRESIDENT 1 Miss Jean Hlnkle was elected i president of the Cape Cod Kennel • Club at the annual election meet- t lng In Legion Hall, Hyannis. She i succeeds H. Hudson Kalloch of - Hyannis, I The club voted to hold its annual banquet in Southward Inn, Jan. 7. Members tentatively set Aug. 11 as the date and Coonamessett grounds as the site for their sum- mer show. .— PERSONALS Mrs. J. Mott Hallowell of Wlanno haB returned to her Chestnut Hill home in Boston. Mrs. John Hanks accompanied her granddaughter, Carol Lee, to the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Banks, after a two weeks' visit here. Mrs. Banks nlso Visited her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dowd, of Boston. Mrs, AuBtln Lsrraboe ot Brain- tree has been visiting with her mother, Mrs, John Boll , and her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mi-B. Charles Powers. Mrs. Chester Baker of Marstons Mills WOB taken 111, while shopping here, and was taken home, where she is recovering. Rev. and Mrs. Hazen c. MacDon- ald moved from their home on old Mill Road to the Parsonage to make their home. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Wogan of Manchester wore weekend guests Of Mr. and Mrs. LOUIB Bowes. FOR YOUR REGULAR PRINTING NEEDS THE PATRIOT PRESS IS EQUIPPED TO HANDLE THEM.