M argaietvflle, N, Y., Friday, December 6, 1957 OATSKTU. M O dfT A nr H W tn

NOTICE

My beauty shop will be closed December 18 throughJanuary 4, inclusive.

I would like to take th is opportunity {o thank my patnm s for your very much a p p rec ia te patrm age and to wish each of you a very M erry Christm as and a m ost prosperous and H a i ^ 196S.

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T H E R O X B U R Y N E W SMonday, Dec. 2, 1957 lima M. Griffin, Editor

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Jam es F. M ore of Rensselaer Polytedinic institu te spent the Thanksgiving vacation w ith his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. More.

Mrs. Amy Gavette and Irm a M. Griffin a tte n d ^ the Delaware County H istorical Association meeting a^ the home of Mrs. Ivan E. Brydeh, between Hamden and W alton, recently.

Mr. and 1 ^ . George M. Cower entertained a t Thanksgiving Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth 'A. Cower, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Osborne and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Loren Roberts and children of Denver, Miss Emily Mead of Roxbury and Miss Leona Smith of Davenport

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pekrul and daughter, Sandra, of Windsor, Conn., spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. A lbert PrfcruL

Mr. and Mrs. Charles B arrett of Fleischmanns were Thanksgiv­ing guests of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Taylor. Miss Diane Maxim of Fleischmanns spent Thanksgiving weekend a t the Taylor home.

Miss Patricia Van Dyke is spending Thanksgiving vacation in New York city with friends.

Mr. and Mrs. N athan J. Travis of Stam ford and Mr. and Mrs. E arl Bookhout and son, Bertram , of Summit and Mr. and Mrs. How­ard Greene of Roxbiary were Thanksgiving guests of Misses Zena and A m a Travis.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Moore and family are moving from the Young house to U eut. Philip Caswells house.

Miss Laura Sweeney has gone to P ort Orange, Fla., for the win­ter. ^

Mr. and Mrs. Keith R. Meade of Central Bridge spent Thanks­giving w ith Mr. and Mrs. Fred Numann.

Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Finch of Rome spent the weekend with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. Cower.

Miss Carol L ittle of M argaret- ville is spending the Thanksgiv­ing vacation with her brother-in- law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. James Finch.

Ralph Pebler of Lindenhurst, L 1., spent Thanksgiving week­end w ith Mr. and Mrs. George Pebler.

Mr. and Mrs. William H. Mat- tice entertained a t Thanksgiving Mr. and Mrs. Michael Siska and sons, William, J o s ^ h w d Michael, of M argaretville, Mr. and Mrs. Janies B. Ploutz and Mr. and Mrs. J ; M. Tobin and cfiildren of Roxbury. ^

Mrs. John M attiee is visiting New York relatives.

Giveta Farewell P a ^Mrs. Katherine Scudder was

given a farewell party Wednesday a t the hcxne of Mrs. Norman Ruth by the Willing W orkers class of the Methodist church. A diicken dinner was served a t noon, for which covered dishes were also brought by members. Everybody w rote a sentence in Katherine’s honor, and she w ^ presented with a gift from the class. Mrs. Scud­der left Saturday to spend the w inter w ith her nephew and his wife. Rev. and Mrs. Russell Scud­der, a t Munnsville, near Stock- bridge.

Jam es Finch killed a five-point deer near his home. Lloyd Hoyt shot a large nine-point deer a t Kirksioe. I t ran past while he was working.

The Home Demonstration unit will hold their annual Christmas party w ith pinochle, gifts and re ­freshments a t 8 o’clock the eve­ning of Dec. 12. The unit will m eet a t 10:30 Tuesday, Dec. 10, to hold a meeting on gifts.

Mr. and Mrs. George Tisch- m acher and daughter, Vicki, spent Thanksgiving w ith Mr. and Mrs. John llschm acher a t Richmond- ville.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hinkley and children were Thanksgiving guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Decker, Grand Gorge. Thanksgiving evening Mr. and Mrs. Hinkley and Mrs. Winfield Hinkley Sr. visited Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Parsons a t Middlebm:gh.

Mrs. Howard Greene spent Mon­day and Tuesday w ith her father, Amasa J. Slauson, a t Kingston and her stepmother who is a pa­tien t a t the Kingston hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Gray and children, bixie, Terry, Rebecca, William and Charles, of New Kingston were Thanksgiving day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold T. Gray and A te. ^ t h Gray.

Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Greene and daughter, S u s a n , were Thanksgiving guests of Mr! and Mrs. Frank Barber a t M argaret­ville.

Union Thanksgiving services were h d d Wednesday evening a t the M ethodist church, with the service conducted by Rev. Gerald. B. Bostock and the sermon by Rev. Herman E. Luben, whose sub­ject was “Thinking and Thank­ing.”

B irth of GranddaughterMr. and Mrs. George W. Hoag

spent the TTianksgiving weekend in Unadilla w ith their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hoag, who had a new daughter, Holly Ann, weighing nine pounds 5% oiuices, bom Wed­nesday a t the Sidney hospital. She is their third child.

Mr. and Mrs. James M. Bouton and children, Jam es and Susan, of Syracuse spent Thanksgiving with Mr. Bouton’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jam es M.'Bouton.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Guernsey and daughter, Carol, of Newburgh visited Mrs. Guernsey’s mother, Mrs. Carrie Guernsey, Thanksgiv­ing and enjoyed a Thanksgiving dinner a t the Oneonta hotel.

Miss Susan Root spent the weekend a t her home in Coopers- town.

Miss Jean Cammer of Cortland STC spent Thanksgiving weekend w ith her m other, Mrs. Lynn Cam­mer.

Air. and Mrs. Harold Keller- house of Grand Gorge, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Weyl, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bertino and Mrs. Frank Bertino Sr. were nrartksgiving guests of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Weyl.

Mr. and Mrs. W illiam C. Baker enterteiined a t Thanksgiving Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Sparling and sons, Donald and Henry, of EUen- ville, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Sparr ling and children, Glenn, William

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and Linda, of Utica, Mrs. Edna Balmes and son, Edward,\of Sche­nectady, M arshall Wiley and Clif­ford Sparling of Rojdiury. M ar­shall Wiley, form erly of Sdienec- tady, lives a t the apartm ent of his sister, Mrs. Balmes, in her house in Roxbury.

Joe Cower, student a t Clark­son college, Potsdam, spent the Thanksgiving weekend w ith his parents, Mr. iand Mrs. Kenneth A. Cower.

Mr. and Mrs. W arren Baum- bach and children, W arren, Donna and John, of Hem pstead Mrs. Robert Giffin and sons, L arry and David, of Downsville were n ianks- giving weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. A rthur Baumbach.

Mr. and Mrs. Marion Townsend entertained Mrs. Granville Town­send and daughter, Dorothy, Mrs. Charles Brady, son, Teddy, of Roxbury, Miss Lillian Brady of Albany, Thomas and Maureen Brady of Newburgh a t Thanks­giving.

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Raeder and family of Grand Gorge were Thanksgiving guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Ford.

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence S. Bel­lows of Schenectady were Thanks­giving eiftemoon guests of Mrs. Sheffield D. BeUows.

Miss Nancy White, student a t Tuft’s college, Boston, Mass., spent Thanksgiving weekend with her mother, Mrs. William D. White. They both were Thanks­giving guests of their brother and sort, Mr. and Mrs. WUlisun D. W hite 3rd, a t Greenwich.

Miss Paula Happersberg, Mrs. Thomas W atts of New York city and Mr. and Mrs. Philip Rose of H artford, Conn., also Mrs. F rank Wilson of Roxbury were Thanks­giving guests of Mr. and Mrs. H erbert Happersberg. ' “Mr. and Mrs. Rose spent the weekend at their country home here.

Miss Virginia Gaines, student a t Cornell university, Ithaca, and a friend, E ric Schuster, of Van Etten, also a student a t Cornell, spent Thanksgiving weekend with the form er’s father, "A. H arris Gaines, in. New York city.

Andrew Boyd of Ilion, uncle of Mrs. M arshall Slauson of Rox­bury and Ivan Ballard of Vega, by marriage, died recently.

Mr. and Mrs. H. Ivan Smith and daughters were T&anksgiving guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Ford a t Shandaken. Mr. and Mrs. Michael G ranette and daughters, Kathy, Linda and Corrine, of Utica were weekend guests a t the Smith home.

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Saturday a t the home of their leader, Mrs. Arnold Cartwright. The project was “B reakfast is ready.” The girls learned vari­ous ways to serve fru its a ttrac ­tively, and appetizing ways ,to fix hot cereals. For refreshm ents they ate the friuts and cereals.

Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Davidson of Treadwell spent Thanksgiving vacation w ith Mr. and Mrs. Ar­nold Caftwright. Charles Cart­w right was also a Thanksgiving guest. Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tepke and infant son, Glenn, of New York city were also guests a t the Cartw right home.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cantwell and children, David and Mary Ellen were Thanksgiving guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Morse a t Stamford.

Mrs. Melvin German has re­turned home from M argaretville hospital.

Mrs. Charles, H. Reed of Main stree t has returned home from the M argaretville hospital. Mr. Reed was a Thanksgiving guest of Mrs. George.Loimdsbury and family a t Grand Gorge.

Mr. and Mrs. L ester Reed and children. Sherry and Danny, of Stam ford w e r e Hianksgiving guests of Mr. and Mrs. Otis S. Preston, Altamont/^ Mrs. Gface S. Preston of Sp^^gfield, Mass., was also a t the < ,’teston home a t A ltam ont

Mr. and Mrs. George F reer a t­tended the funeral of Mrs. F reer’s aunt, Mrs. William Garrigan, a t Liberty Monday. Raymond P. MiUer managed Ml'. F r ^ r ’s store in his absence.

- Mrs. H arry Gockel and Mrs. Josej^ Cortese attended the fu­neral of their cousin, Jesse Haynes, a t Spoors funeral tom e in Stam ­ford Monday.

Charles POot and B. Lockwood of New Jersey spent the week­end w ith Mr. and Mrs. William Frevert and w ent hunting.

Miss Emma Ridiardson is a patient a t M u^^aretville hospitaL

H arry Siegal, a representative of the Investors’ Corporation of Mineola, L. L, was the speaker a t the Roxbury R otary dub Mon­day evening. He talked on “How to m ake your money earn more money.”

Mr. and Mrs. Louis He^zing and daughters, Yvonne, Pam ela and Gail, of Valatie spent the week­end w ith Mr. and Mrs. H. Ivan Smith.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Greene and childisn, Elaine and Terry, of Hastings-on-the-Hurson spent Thantegiving w ith Mrs. Greene’s mother, Mrs. Cornelius Ploutz.

Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. W heat, son, Donald Jr., m d daughter, Constance, iOso Carol, Sarah and

Russell Finning, who stay a t their home, spent Thanksgiving weekend a t the home of Hinttm Beatty and son, Beaufort B eatty, a t Buffalo. ITie la tter, whose mother died recently, is Miss, Constance W heat’s fiance. A pre-Christmas wedding is planned:

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Norton and son, Daniel, of E ast Ruther­ford, N. J., spent the Thanksgiv­ing vacation w ith Mrs. Norton’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Min- nerly.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bella and children, Raymond, P a tric ia Ed­ward and Robert, of Middletown and Mr. and Mra. Charles De- Monie and daughter, Alice, were 'I'hanksgiving guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Higgins. Weekend guests a t the Higgins hcnne were Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Angelo of Middleton.

Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Carmeli of Brooklyn spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Jam es M. Bou­ton. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Bouton and children returned to their home in Syracuse after spending TTianksgiving vacation a t the Bou­ton home.

Gilbert Palm er of Athens visit­ed Mr. and Mrs. W alter Brooks while hunting in the vicinity.

Howard S later of Jamaica, L. I., spent the weekend w ith his par­ents, Mr. and Mrs. Granson Sla­ter, and grandmother, Mrs. B. H. Bennett. Mrs. Samuel Bennett of Stam ford was a Thanksgiving guest of Mrs. B. H. Bennett, her mother, and sister, Mrs. Slater.

Mr. and Mrs. B ert H unter Jr., who live a t the Eugene Cronk farm, and Miss Ena H unter of Binghamton were Thanksgiving guests of Mr. and Mrs. B ert Hun­ter.

Mrs. Jennie Stahl of Halcott- ville and Miss Carol Hinkley of Schenectady spent the weeljend with Mr. and Mrs. Carroll G. Hinkley. Mrs. Ruth Hinkley and Miss Frances Borini of Schenec­tady visited a t the Hinkley home and took Carol back.

Mr. and Mrs. M arshall Avery, Mr. and Mrs. E li Finch, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Sherwood and Mrs. Virtue Ballard were Thanksgiving weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Eber Cartwright.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dorrance and children, John, Donald, Davi^ and Susan, and father, John Dor­rance, all of Peterboro, were Thanksgiving guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roderick C. Dorrance.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. McKen­na Sr. of Bogota, N. J., were weekend guests of Mr. 8jid Mrs. F rank L. McKenna.

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Raeder, Mr. and Mrs. H erbert Raeder and son, Bruce, and Mr. ,€md Mrs. George Moseman of Jefferson were Sunday-ThEuiksgiving guests of Mrs. Bruce Raeder and Mrs. Frances Finkle.

Conrad Ross, student a t Ithaca college, spent Thanksgiving week­end w ith his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roland F. Ross.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Preston and son, Stephen, of Treadwell were Thanksgiving weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth £ . Pres­ton.

A daughter, Abigail Elizabeth, weighing eight pounds, 1 1 ounces, was bom to Mr. and Mrs. John Morse a t Sanbomton, N. H ,'O n Nov. 20. Mr. and Mrs. Morse are form er Roxbury residents, Mr., Morse was a faculty member.

Glenn B. W hitney spent the weekend a t his home. He re­turned Sunday to Norfolk, Va., where he expected to go out on his ship, the USS Anteres, Mon­day.

Miss E lla K eator spent Thanks­giving weekend w ith her brother, L. D. Cronk, and with her cous­ins, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Decker.

Mrs. David C. Kim returned home Monday, Nov. 25, from Mar­garetville hospital, where she was a patient for two weeks suffer­ing w ith flu and pneumonia.

Miss Patricia Morse student a t Katherine Gibbs Secretarial school in Boston, Mass., spent Thanks­giving vacation w ith her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harrison C. Morse.

Mrs. Nellie Ruteshouser spent Thanksgiving weekend, Wednes­day to Simday, w ith her daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Holbrooke, a t F ort Edward.

L e o n a r d W hitelonis spent 'Thanksgiving weekend a t his home a t Edwardsville, and Wil­liam Crawford a t his home in Al­bany.

Mrs. Sheffield D. Bellows left Sunday morning to make her home w ith her son, Clarence S. Bellows, in S c^nectady. Mr., Bel­lows and son, Hilton, came for her.

Mrs. M arie H art of Ridgewood, N. J., spent a week w ith her sis- ter-in-law, Mrs. Edgar Gaam, and other relatives here.

The Coeur de Lion F&AM, will have a night of fun Dec. 10, for the Masons and their wives, w ith cards and dancing.

Mr. and Mrs. George F reer and cM dren spent 'nianksgiving w ith her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Sherwood, a t Liberty. Miss Su­san Freed rem ained to spend a few days w ith her cousin, G retdi- en, and Mr. and A to. Sherwood brought her home' and were Sun­day guests of the Freers.

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