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By M1MI WILLH1TE
phone - 267
A large crowd attended the
Hospital auxiliary dance at the
Elks club Saturday night
Dr. and Mrs George Hani on
entertained the Spring d a n c e
committee members at a cocktail parry preceding the dance.
Mr and Mrs Claude Powers
entertained Mrs. Kenneth Ray of
Lyons. Ind., Mrs Joseph Pomerville and Mrs. Carrie Powers
of Newton Falls Tuesday evening
Friday Mr and Mrs. Powers
and Mrs. Alger McNeely motored
to Syracuse where they met Mr.
McNeely
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Mrs. Ada Mull in of Newourgis
visiting friends in Gouverneur
and her daughter. Mrs Richard
Johns of Richville.
Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Tyler
and daughter. Katharine, visited
Buffalo State Teachers College
where Katherine will a t t e n d
c l a s s e s next year, last weekend.
They also visited Mrs. Tyler's
brother and family. Mr. and Mrs
Lynn Black in Buffalo.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Van Idersryne spent last week in Darian,
Conn, visiting her sister and
family, Mr and Mrs Lester
Oson. They also visited Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Adam in Darian.
The Van Idarslypes traveled to
New York where they saw the
Broadway musical "Camelot"
Barbara Jane Adam of Darian
spent last week with Diane Lechler.
Mr and Mrs. William Roddick
visited Mr and Mrs. E d w a r d
Connell in Rochester last week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Henry and
family spent a few days last week
at their summer cottage n e a r
Chippewa Bay. They spent the
weekend in Black Lake. Ontario
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Virkler and
family, LowvUle and Mr. and
Mrs. James Mattoon and family
and Miss Helen Reed, all of
Harmon, called on Mrs Vivian
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Matry, East Main street Mrs.
^ Pearl Jeffers, Winthrop, has been
" a guest of Mrs. Matty for the last
several days.
Mrs. Glenn W.Smith has moved
to her camp at Sylvia Lake for
the summer months
A son, Stephen Edward, was
born April 24 in the Hepburn
hospital. Ogdensburg to Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Knight, L i s b o n
Mrs Knight is the former Bonnie
Lee Fowler, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Cecil Fowler, P r e s t o n
street, Gouverneur
Mrs Ruth B.Warwick and Mrs
Mary Payne Briggs attended the
concert presented by the Crane
chorus and symphony orchestra
Sunday afternoon at the State
University College at Potsdam.
Conducted by Mile Nadia Boulanger of Paris, three numbers
received first performances in
_this_country. The consert was the
final event in the 31st Spring
Festival of the Arts.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kinnevan,
Kansas City. Mo. visited relatives in Gouverneur last week in*
eluding Mrs Artie Griffis, Mr.
and Mrs Evan Griffis, Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest Qurant, Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Carr, and Mr. and
Mrs. Floyd Griffis, all of Gouverneur also Mr. and Mrs. Franc i s Houffert. Castorland, Mr. and
Mrs. G}en Rourfcg^ Madrjid^nd
Mr. and Mrs. Geralcf Ames and"
. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Aldrich. all
in Crary Mills.
Other visitors at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Evan Griffis besides the Kinnevan family were
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Fowler, Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Carr and Mrs.
Artie Griffis, all of Gouverneur
•and Bernard Aldrich and son,
Crary Mills. Mr. and Mrs. Seth
Wilder and children, Holland Patent and Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Sheen aHl children, Endicott.
CLUBS
The May 8 meeting of L e s
Beaux Arts club has been cancelled and will be held Thursday,
May 17 at the home of Mrs Mark
Graves at 2:30 p m. A musical
program will be presented by
Mrs. Ruth Warwick. Members
are urged to bring guests.
with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Netto
and Mr. and Mrs Ross Hudson.
Mr Netto, Mr. Henry and Mr.
Hudson attended a Rotary workshop in Perth, Ontario Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs James Kraker
and children visited h i s t o r i c a l
sites in Philadelphia, Pa., Washington, D.C and Gettysburg, Pa
last week.
April Bell celebrated her 10th
birthday at a slumber parry with
five guests Thursday.
Harold Bell celebrated h i s
birthday Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.
John Bell, Mr and Mrs Jack
Bell and Richard Conklin joined
the Bells for dessert Sunday.
Miss Marjorie Casten spent
Easter vacation in Augusta, Ga
visiting Lt. and Mrs. Charles
Malpass and daughter.
Dr. and Mrs. Nyles Crowner
and daughters Nancy and Cindy
traveled to Madison, Wis. where
they visited the -University of
Wisconsin. They visited Mrs.
Crowner's mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Downey in Chicago, 111.
Mr and Mrs. George Const antikes and daughters, Andrea and
Tinar spent Easter with his mother, Mrs. Demetrius Constantikes.
While her brother was here
Mr. and Mrs. James Mason entertained 14 guests
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Mrs Loren Richardson and
* three children, Seneca Falls,
spent a week in Gouverneur v i s iting her mother, Mrs Daniel F.
Calnon and her mother-in-law
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Richardson.
Miss Helen McNeill of Syracuse spent Easter with her mother, Mrs. DJf. Calnon
Miss
E l l e n Sterling and
Charles Woodward attended a
4-H District Council meeting at
New Hartford last Wednesday.
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fridge club news
Wednesday evening, May 2,
at 7:30 pan. the St. Lawrence
Duplicate Club will have its
Master Point monthly tournament at the Legion.
Mrs Charles Wright-Mrs. Lee
B Davis were high last session
with Miss Patience SeaJter-Mrs.
Laurel Guiies second; Mrs, Lura Doran-Mn
Lena
Hickey;
Mrs.
Biigh
A.
Dodds-Mrs.
~Gebrfe~CSsweII; Mr£
Berta
Sprague-Mrs. Edwin L. Burnett
Friday afternoon Mrs. Lee B
Davis-Mrs Chaxies Wright won
the full Master Point with Miss
Edith Barney-Mrs. Man* Countryman tying with Mrs, Ray
Foegste-Mrs. Charles
Roderiman for second place and Mrs.
BUgh A. Dodds-Mrs. Edwin L.
Bumettr Mrs. Lara DoranMkchael Quencer Mrs Edward
R Case-Mrs. F Howard Kelly:
Mrs. Bertha Sprague-Mra Pauline Ruderman Mrs. John Belknap-Mrs. George Caswell; Mrs.
D A. Redmond-Mrs. Charles R
Morse. Mrs. Edward ChammChariea Roderman.
Mrs Bligh A Dodds announceg her resigns t k » from
the board of directors of Central New York Bndge Association and asked the members to
vote for Mrs. Edward H Case
to succeed her Mrs. Dockta has
accepted directorship of Fovrxh
Dtstnct of Federation of Garden Clubs of the State at New
York whxrh includes 11 counties
and must travel a great
making >t necessary to
becsuee of conf^rr.ng dates.
Mrs F Howard K*U> aninounced the charity game at the
Elks Q u o st Ofdensterg Monday evening »t 7 45 P-m. A
apaeiai sanctxm has bast) recervad for this tournament
Coiity historical
iroip holds spring
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The annual spring meeting of
the officers and trustees of the St.
Lawrence County Historical association was held Tuesday afternoon, April 24, at the court
house in Canton with President
Lawrence Bovard of Ogdensburg
presiding
Among those p r e s e n t were
trustees, Mrs Edward Biondi,
Mrs. Doris Planty, Mrs. George
Little, Miles Greene, Millard
Hundley and Harold Storie. Ed
Heim. vice president and Mrs.
Harold Jenkins, secretary were
also present.
David Cleland reported on the
finances of the association and
Mason R. Smith, editor of the
Quarterly, led a discussion in
regard to the magazine and it
was the opinion of those present
that more advertising would be
accepted in the future Stories
of historic interest in the county
will also be welcomed for future
publications
Mrs. Doris Planty, program
chairman, announced that the annual spring tour would be held on
June 9 when a visit would be paid
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for all you bargain hunter*! May 5th
i» (he last day of our big irks Hardware
Week Happy Home Value* tale and
you II want to take advantage of all the
bargains we're offering in famous name
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time . . so hurry on down today.
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Plans call for a picnic dinner in
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Mrs. Edward Biondi, Hammond
historian, will be hostess Sept.
8 when visits will be made to
the stone houses at Hammond.
The day will also include a boat
ride and a visit to the islands of
the St. Lawrence
Others attending the meeting
were Frank Crary andMrs. Elsie
Bresee of the museum committee; G. Atwood Manley, Andrew
Peters and Bert J. Rogers, exofficio trustees; Eugene Hatch,
Mrs. Hilda Bassett and Mrs
Emery Smithers, county historian
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