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Green VaDey Grange Elects Officers

Halcott CMiter, O ct 26.—Qreen Valley Grange hdd the annual decticHi of officers last M(mday evening and the following were chosen: Master, Frederick Bouton; overseer, Harris Barb6r; steward, George V^^Udns; assistant stew­ard, Donald Bouton; lady assist­ant steward, Mary Kelly; secre­tary, Bruce Scudder; treasurer, Martha Bouton; chaplain, fred 'WSlkins; lecturer, Aliena Griffin, and the three Graces, Willabelle Streeter, ttorothy Co- hoi and Anna Kelly.

NEW KINGSTON BOVINA CENTERRotary Governor Visits Hioenida dub

Shandaken Enjoy Halloween Saturday Night

Shandaken, Oct. 27.—A Hal­loween party a t the church hall on Saturday at 7 p. m. will be fun. All ctaildrcn in the community are invited, parents too. Come in costume, llu ee prizes are offered for the best diildren’s coBtumes. R^redbments will be sewed. Hie Men’s <dub is sponsoring the party.

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New Kingston, N. Y., Oct. 27

Mrs. Hale Elliott of Newington, Va., spent from Friday until Tues­day visiting her mother, Mrs. L. R. Long, and other relatives.

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Condra and family were Friday n i^ t guests a t the hCKne of her brother- in-law ’and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Julian Sherwood, at Vega.

Mr. and Mrs. David Condon and family of Dingle Hill were Tues­day evening guests at the home of their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Condon, and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Milton Smith of Cooperstown were lecent guests a t the hotne of Mr. and Mrs, Douglas Hoy. Mr. and Mrs. Byron Stoddard of Glens Falls were also at tiie Hoy hcnne. Mrs. Stoddard and Mrs. Hoy were in nurses training at the same time.

Mr. and Mrs. Ridiard Dougherty liave moved into rooms *in the former Dickie Chish<dm house owned by Mr. and Mrs. William Dougherty.

Linden Sanford, student at the Agricultural and Technical insti­tute a t Alfred, spent a recent weekend at the home of liis par­ents, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth San­ford.

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Bovina Center, N. Y., Oct 26

Arnold VanDusen and sister, Mrs. Nora Eckert, were SatuMay through Sunday guests of friends in Albany.

Mr. and Mrk Harry Davidson of Bloomville were Simday eve-' ning guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wil­liam J. Elliott.

The Recreation club is holding an all-day bake sale at the Com­munity hall on Election day, Nov. 2. Bring your baked goods as early as possible.

Church services will be hejd at the United Presbyterian church here on Sunday as usual.

Birtli of DaughterBom at Margaretville hospital

Thursday, Oct. 21, a'five pound 11 ounce daughter, to Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Pro9tor. The mother will b^ remembered as Patricia Cros- ley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Crosley. The baby will answer to the name of Lynn Rene. The father is in overseas service. ♦Mr. and Mrs, William J. Elliott

and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Schleyer of Rochester were Mon­day afternoon guests a t the James Elliott home in New Kingston.

Be Masked Or Be Fined'Die Bovina Recreation club will

hold a Halloween party for the children in this area on Satur­day, Oct 30, in the Community hall. Judging of the costimies will start a t 8 p. m. There will be free games, prizes and refresh­ments. All those not masked will be fined.

Mr. and Mrs. Howard LaFever attended the Gracc Macaluso- Ronald Kent wedding at South Kortright Saturday.

A meeting will be held on Oct 29 in the Community hall to make cancer dressings. All women in this area are welcome to help. Please bring sewing equipment.

Emily Archibald left on Smiday with her sister, Mrs. Charles Litcheijburg, for the latter’s home in Long Meadows, Mass. They plan to spend a few days in New York city.

Rev. W. L. C. Samson of Pitts­burgh, Pa., a former pastor, of the Bovina United P r e s b y t e r i a n church, passed away a t his home last week.

Mr. and Mrs. Norris Boggs and daughter, Mae, attended the wed­ding of Janet Spotwood at Corinth Saturday. They stayed overnight with his brother, Donald Boggs, and family, returning home on Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Damgaard and fiimily and Mr. and 1 ^ . James Barnhart were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Ruff, New Kingsttm.

Mrs. Maude Rockwell imd ^o ^b ter, Ida Lay,. of Obeimta, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs! ClarH L ^ .

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Schleyer of Rodiester were guests from Sunday evening through Thursday a t the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wil­liam J. Elliott.

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George W. Bagliey

The Rotary club of Phooiicia was host to George.W. Bagley, governor of the 2S6th district of Rotary International last week Thursday. He confered with President Frank P. Platz, Secre­tary Bob Gregg and committee chairman on matters of Rotaryadministration and service.

The Phoenicia Rotary dub, two years old, has increased in mem­bership from 20 to ' 27. It has been active in service projects, not the least of which is the new student loan fimd, which this year w ^ able# to help a student go to college who otherwise could not have gone ^

HALCOTT CENTERBy Mrs. K. V. DeMottHalcott Center, Oct. 26

Mr .and Mrs. Charles W. Ploutz, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Leo Mestyanek, spent last week in Noblesville, Ind., visiting their son-in-law and'daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mills.

Leave for IHLorlda Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Kelly

left last Saturday for Florida where they will spend the winter.

Mrs. W;ardell Ballard and family

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DRY BROOK

By Mrs. Robert Fuller

Diy Brook, N. Y., Oct. 26Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cronan have

moved in their new home on the Lyman Todd farm.

Mrs. Lawrence Zellers had second major operation Thursday of last week.

Mrs. Evan Todd, who has been in New York city with relatives, has returned home.

Mr. and Mrs. George Armstrong spent from Thursday until Mon­day with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Odell, a t Grosse Point, Midi.

Mr. and Mrs. John Roney and two sons of Andes and Mr. and Mrs. Leland Todd of Roxbury called on relatives here Sunday.

Roy Todd and Marion Baker spent a few days the first of the week in Phoenix hunting pheas­ants.

Lyman and William Todd were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cedric Kittle a t Bovina Center one day last week.

Reg Todd and his mother were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Todd at Plainfield, N. J., last week. They also visited Ra;^ond Stewart a t a veterans hospital in New York city.

Mr. and Mrs. John Robinson of Arkville were Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Ibynes.

Mrs. Eighor of Big Indian is spending some time with her son- in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Nate Haynes.

A covered-dish lundieon was held a t the Community hAll on Tuesday, ‘niirty-five dollars was made for the benefit off the Sun­day schooL

SHANDAKEN

By Mrs. Elsie W. Cleavelaad

Shandaken, N. Y., Oct. 27The turkey supper given by the

WSCS on Saturday evening, brought a net proceeds of $2M.

Mrs. F. S. OsteAoudt is visit­ing at the home of her daughter, Mrs. J. D. Cox, Pittsfield, Mass.

The flowers a t t te Methodist diurch on Sunday were given in memory of Fred Rosa by Mrs. Rosa.

Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Beggs and son, Sam, of Royston, Ga., were guests of their son-in-law and daughter. Rev. and Ute. T. H. Kay, from Thursday to Mofaday.

moved into her new house last week.

Mrs. Paul Findi returned home this weekend fnnn Margaretville hospital where she had been a patient for two weeks.

Fish and Hunt in North Mr. and Ijirs. Roy Johnson and

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Crosby are enjoying a ten-day fishing and hunting trip in the Adirondacks.

Frank Beers is driving a new Jeep.

Mrs. James Fairbfdra and daughters, I4nda a n d ' Vicki, of Arena were wedcend guests bar broflwr-to-lHW ̂ utd sikttti Mri. and Mrs. Paul Johnson. I

Cora and Ellen Ballard were re­cent guests of Cand' and Janet Beland in Pine Hill.

Mr. and Mrs. George Slovan moved into their new home chi the West S e ttl^ e n t road last week.

Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Kelly and Mrs. S. B. Streeter returned on Monday from a vacation trip through New York state.

Miss Linda Streeter spent -the weekend with her father, Wintwi Streeter, Margaretville.

Suffers Blood P<risoning Emerscm Kelly has been laid up

for several days with blood poison-' ing in his arm.

Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Dumond of Otego'are visiting her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Crosby.

Betom From Middlewest Mr. and Mrs. Jean DeMott re­

turned h<nne this weekend fnmi a trip througji the Middlewest While in Ohio, they visited Rev. and Mrs. .Thcunas , Taylor in Clarksburg. They bring greetings from the Taylors to many friends in this area.

ALLABEN

By Miss Estlier BiadeyAUaben, N. Y., Oct 27

A holiness meeting was held in the Free Methodist church on Tuesday evening. Rev. F. L. Har­vey of the Chichester Weslyan Methodist church was guest speak­er.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kaieger and daughter, Judy, of Maywoob, N. J., spent the weekend at their home at Peck Hollow.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Krom of Phoenicia, Mr. and Mrs. WilliamKrom of Chichester were guests a t the home of Mrs Edward C. Rowe Monday.

Mrs. Charles Frasier Sr. of Broadstreet Hollow is a patient in Margaretville hospital. Mrs. Frasier’s friends wish her a speedy recovery.

Mr. and Mrs. Nelson West of East Jewett were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. West Sun­day.

DUNRAVEN

B y M rs. K alpb DeSUvaDunr^ven, N. Y., O ct 27

The Loyal Workeis will meet a t the heme of Mrs. John Storey in Huddeberry Brook on Wed­nesday, Nov. 3.

Mr. and Mis. Earl EKetrich, Mrs. Howard Samuels and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Drew, Mr. and Mn. D. Bouton and Mrs. Hflda McKee of Andes attended the funeral of Mrs. Saia Samuels Rosenbmg at M<mtgomery on Tuesday. Mrs. Rosoiburg was a s&iter of the late Howard Samuels.

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