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PAGE TWO THE DAILY MESSENGER, CANANDAIGUA, N. FRIDAY, AUGUST 5,1938. OFFICER MAKES VISIT A. 'Hovey Guest Speaker at Meeting of Clifton Rotarians Mrs. Eliza Housel, Naples, Marks 104th Birthday CLIFTON SPRINGS Tuesday was the -official visit of Harry Hoyey, governor of the 171st Rotary District.

Previous to -the local club luncheon, Mr. Hovey met the officers'of the club for consultation and discussion of plans for the work of the year. At luncheon he was introduced H. H. Griswold and giving- some most interesting facts in to the International Convention at San Francisco, spoke of elements of success business life.

'A in the thoughts presented were: "Real happiness conies from service to others;" "Success comes from doing- a lot of little things well;" "Learn to work and like it when you are young;" "Teach a boy to work and then educate him; "When there is something worth while to be done, come in and volunteer, don't wait to be asked;" "Do the best-you- can and don't worry about what you can't help." A birthday cake was presented to President Charles Dayton by Past president. Merm Knauss. Visitors were Max Henry and Fred Quinn. Geneva; Harold de- Graw and Quinn. Corning; S.

F. Nixon, Westfield; W. T. Hodges, Norfolk, Va. WFMS Silver Tea Members of the W.

F. M. S. will hold a silver tea at the home of Mrs. A.

A. Raymond, Thursday, iiom 3 to 5 o'clock. To Meet Saturday The Sunshine Circle of Kings Daughters will meet with Mrs. Harry Grimsley at 2 o'clock, Saturday, Engagement Announced has been made by Jvlrs. Charles Fox of the engagement of her daughter, Miss Sue Fox to Carl William Suhr, of Fair- l.ort.

The wedding will take place August 27. Clifton Springs Briefs and Mrs. Edgar Robinson are some time at Alden. John Burke and son, Francis, are a two weeks vacation with friends in Madison. Wis.

Mrs 'Otto Schroedter. of Berlin, Celt many, is the guest of her inoth- William Hurt. A Lewis, of Pittsburgh, is visiting his brother. George Lewis i-rTd sisters, Miss Maude Lewis and Bumberry. Mr and Mrs.

Darwin Reese have as -guests Mrs. Lawrence Gould Dorothy Alice, of Ffit'erboro, Canada. Mr and Mrs. G. W.

Bloser, of Bloserville, and Clark Bloser. oi Allentown, are guests 01 their son and brother, Glair Bloser and family. Read tiie Want Ads 5 Gallon Can Asphalt Asbestos Fibre yRoof Coating, $2.25 i iish Brewer, Inc. Phone 104 NAPLES Ontario County's oldest resident observed her 104th birthday today at the home of her son William H. Housel in Naples.

She is Mrs. Eliza Ann Housel, well known in this vicinity and the Middlesex Valley. She was a friend of the late Mrs. Marion Williams, of Middlesex', who lived to be 102 years oid. It was the custom for a number of years for these two aged women to share their birthdays.

Mrs. Housel was born in Mendon. Auaust 5. 1834. and her parents made the trip to Naples in a cart when she was five years old.

On her 102nd birthday. Mrs. Housel received a letter of congratulations from President Roosevelt. No special plans were made for- the occasion of her 104th birthday. Despite her years, Mrs.

Housel devotes some of her time to sewing raid knitting. She enjoys three substantial meals a day and on Sundays, she listens to the radio sermon. She is the oldest member of the Naples Presbyterian church having- joined that organization in 1853 and is a charter member of the Millard Missionary Society. Mrs. Housel has one daughter.

Miss Caroline Housel and a son. William H. Housel. of Naples; one sister. Mrs.

Julia Wetmore. of Kankakee. 111., who is in her 92nd year. Mrs. Housel is perhaps not Barks Birch Reunion Scheduled For Sunday HOLCOMB The 14th annual reunion of the Barks-Birch family will be held Sunday with Mr.

and Mrs. Andrew McWilliams. Officers and committees in charge are: President. Andrew McWilliams; secretary, Mrs. David Dawley: dinner committee.

Mrs. Frank McWilliams. Mrs. Howard Webb. Miss Carrie McWilliams.

Mrs. Andrew McWilliams. Miss Ann McWilliams. Mrs. David Dawley; sports, Mr.

and Mrs. Cameron Hodge, Mr. and Mrs. Francis McCarthy. To Give Shower Mrs.

B. Stuart Donnan. of York, will entertain Saturday evening, in the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs.

Ernest Webb, at a red and white kitchen shower in honor of Miss Hilda M. DeBow whose marriage to John T. Hamlin will take place Aug. 27. Honored at Shower Mrs.

David Dawley entertained at a linen shower Tuesdav evening in honor of her sister, Mrs. Francis McCarthy, of Canandaigua. Guests were present from Rochester. Caledonia, Canandaigua and Holcomb. Briefs Andrew Cotter and son.

Jean, of Victor were Thursday guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Cotter. Leonard and Howard Campbell of Pittsford are spending the week with Mrs. Esther Fitzpatrick.

Mrs. Hale Johnson and daughter. Doris Charlotte of Owego; Mr. and Mrs. Elmer R.

Wheeler of Rochester have been guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Wheeler. Miss Edith Parker visited friends in Canandaigua Thursday.

Mr. and Mrs. John Neenan of Milwaukee are guests today of Mr. and Mrs. Charles R.

Wheeler. Charles Handrahan of Canandaigua is the guest of his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John Klinefeller. Arthur Chapin of Canandaigua is spending the week with Mr.

and Mrs. Frederick Buell at Canandaigua Lake. MRS. ELIZA AN'X HOUSEL only the oldest resident of Ontario County but one of' the oldest in the United States. Bristol Valley Grange Picnic Set for Aug.

15 BRISTOL CENTER Special Invitations Issued for Planck-DeVall Nuptials ORLEANS Invitations have been received here for the wedding of Miss Elnora Antoinette Planck, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Planck, of Sharon Springs, and Wilbur Bostwick. De Vail, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Ollie J. De Vail of this place, which will be solemnized Saturday afternoon, Aug. 13 at 4:30 o'clock in the First' Methodist Church at Sharon Springs. A reception will follow the ceremony at the home of the bride's parents.

Mr. De Vail has been located at Gainesville, during the past year. Orleans Briefs- Leon Short of Buffalo spent Monday and Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank A.

Vrooman. Mr. and Mrs. John H. Runyon have been entertaining Airs.

Fanny B. Forgham of Lyons. Mrs. Willard E. Warner, of Deli troit.

is spending some time with Mrs. Rollin L. Wheat on Warner Hill. She will also visit Mr. and Mrs.

George H. Cramer. Mrs Warner arrived here from Atlantic City and New York-City, where she has been spending several weeks. Mrs. Walter Jensen is visiting her brother.

Harry Nielsen and family at Elm Beach, Cayuga Lake. Miss Frances Ryan of Palmyra was a recent -guest of Mrs. Ina R. Weyneth. Miss Ryan and Howard E.

Weyneth motored to Dunkirk recently. Miss Jessie Ann Weyneth, accompanied them to remain for a. visit at the Brinkerhoff home. Mr. and Mrs.

J. L. Reynolds of Shortsville. were Tuesday evening callers of Mrs. William P.

Wayne. Gilbert Corbin of Albany and David E. Bill of Bufl'alo. are spending some time at the E. J.

Bill and A very L. Hollenbeck homes here. CHURCHNOTICES Seneca Castle Methodist--Tne nev. Donald D. Cronk, pastor; morning services, 10; Sunday School, 11; Epworth League, 7.

Presbyterian--The Rev. B. P. Butler, pastor; morning services, 11; Sunday School, 10. Stanley St.

Theresa's Catholic The Rev. Edward K. Ball, rector; mass, attention is called to the postponement 'of the Bristol Valley Grange picnic, to 15. The event will take place one week Inter than scheduled due to the marriage of i Helen Rogers and Benjamin- Jones which is to take place Saturday David E. Bill, motored to Potsdam for the weekend.

Howard E. Weynelh has been a recent visitor at the cottage of friends at Sodus Point. Sidney Wheat, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Ashley Macumber afternoon.

Aug. 6. at Bristol Uni- and Miss Moi 'y Hartman of Clifton versalist church. To Meet A us. 9 There will be a meeting of the WCTU at the Congregational church.

Tuesday afternoon. Aug. 9. Bristol Center Briefs Mr. and Mrs.

Everett Holmes of Trcopsburg were recent guests of the Rev. and Mrs. Merle H. Holmes. Mr.

and Mrs. William Mctherell were Monday guests of his sister, Mrs. Robert Van Vechan. and Mr. VanVcchan of Hilton.

Mr. and Mrs. William Randorf and sons. Willard. Andrew and James, of Valley Stream.

L. are expected Saturday, as guests of the Rev. and Mrs. Charles Faille. Mrs.

Florence Mayer and Miss Sarah Nelson have rented -Mrs. Ida Springs, were in Rochester, recently at the horns of Mrs. Carl Hartman. Mr. and Mrs.

Clarence Lathrop Methodist--The Rev. John H. of Shortsville were recent callers Sandemeyer, pastor; morning ser- Methodist--The Rev. Frederick T. Crumley, pastor; moniing services, Sunday School, 10:30.

Bristol Center Methodist --The Rev. Merle H. Holmes, pastor; morning services, Sunday School, 9 30. Ionia Methodist--The Rev. Howard V.

Moses, pastor; morning services, 9:30. Hopewell Methodist The Rev. L. S. Boyd, pastor; morning worship, 10; Sunday School, 11.

Cottage City United Church, Dist. No. 3--The Rev, John J. Scarberry, pastor; morning services, 10 Sunday School 11; Christian Endeavor. cottage prayer service.

Tuesday. 7:30, at the church; Ladies' Guild, Wednesday, 2. Rushville Congregational The Rev. Harold W. MacGiivray.

pastor; church St. Mary's The Rev. Edward Ball, rector; mass. 10. Methodist The Rev.

Kenmore W. Haight, pastor; morning services. "The Good in the Worst of School. 11:50. Bristol Springs Free Church--The Rev.

D. M. RatclirT, pastor; morning services, Sunday School. 10:45. Naples Presbyterian The Rev.

Jt. Irving Braden, -pastor morning services, 10:45. Baptist--The Rev. D. M.

RatclirT, pastor; morning services, School, 12. Manchester Alumni Plan Social Aug. 13 MANCHESTER Manchester High School Alumni Association will hold a lawn social in the Village Park, Aug. 13. Concessions will in; elude a fish pond.

dart game. ed the funeral in Utica today of Mrs. Kent's sister, Mrs. Lucy Trum- tall. who died in Worcester, Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Davis and Mary D.avis, ol' Baltimore. are Visiting Mr. and Mrs.

John Davis. Mrs. Thomas Henry has returned from Seneca Point, wheie she was visiting Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Hig- Penny-in-the-dish game, and a refreshment stand.

Committees for this social include: General chairman. Louise Hessney; publicity, Mike Rush and Mike Hessney; concessions. Sam DeGloma and Bob Hessney fish pond, Bob Potter and Jennie Moses; ice cream, Isaac George and J. Volpe; hots. Sam Hessney and J.

C'hianfoni. Manchester Briefs Mrs. Matthew Hill and daughters, Rita and Monica; spent Thursday evening at Canandaigua Lake. Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Barrows and fiiinily and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Durant and family enjoyed a picnic supper at Cottage City Wednesday evening. Lena Hessney, of Rochester, spent Wednesday with her parents, Air. and Mrs.

J. Hessney. Mrs. Arthur Hildebra'id. who been visiting her parents.

Mr. and Airs. Daniel Mullin. has returned to I her home in Jersey City. Mrs.

Loretta Froechel. Airs. John Elliott. Airs. Charles Hausman.

of Newark. Mrs. Thomas Dalberth, Airs. Frank Daly. Mrs.

James Howland. Mrs. William Segbers and Mrs. William Crowell enjoyed a. 'picnic supper at Roseland Thursday.

Misses Louise and Martha Hessney were guests of their sister. Mrs. Joseph Gebara in'Geneva Thursday. Mrs. Carrie Orshall and Mrs.

Agnes Palmer spent Wednesday in Mrs. Charles Smith and son. Charles, have returned from Buffalo, where they have been visiting iriendi 1 Raymond Webster, of Jamestown, visited friends in Manchester Wednesday. Jennie. Helen and Michael Alose? ore visiting relatives in Glen Falls.

Mr. and Mrs. B. Dublor and fain- Robert Casey, of Syracuse; Russell Sherman, Elizabeth and Patticia Manion enjoyed a picnic supper at Sorius Point Beach Thursday. Lois Cross, of Rochester, is spending a few days as a guest of Monica Kill.

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George W. Lathrop Miss Phyllis Corbin is spending soms time with Mr. and Mrs. Glenn D. Bill and family at Franklinville.

She accompanied them home, after a visit here. Rushville higley's house at Bristol Center. Air. and Mrs. William Metherell and Mr.

and Airs. Hollis McPherson attended a committee meeting at the home of Air. and Airs. Robert Apnleton. at Centerfield.

make arrangements for the Tot- company of friends gatnered Mr. and Mrs. James Henderson end family and Mrs. Jean Kurn- irerle and son, of Brooklyn, have come to the Bennett cottage to stay until Day. Mrs.

Clark Johnson was hostess to the Foster class at its August social meeting Tuesday evening. Miss Helen Lloyd was given a vices, 11; Church School, 10. Gospel Tabernacle Lawrence Wigden, pastor; services, evening service, 7:30. Farmington Friends--The Rev. Paiker Burroughs, pastor; morning services, 11; Sunday School, 10.

St. John's Evangelical--Lutheran --The Rev. L. G. Leonard, pastor; morning service.

Bible Class and Sunday School. 10:15. Phelps Presbyterian The Rev. Charles H. Dayton, pastor; morning services, 11; Bible School, 12; Christian Endeavor, 7.

St. John's Episcopal--The Rev. Kenneth Arnold, of Clifton Springs, rector; morning services, 9:30. Baptist--The Rev. Harry M.

Shep- upper at Cot- tag City Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Sprague and family enjoyed a picnic supper at Hawkes 1 cottage on Canandaigua Lake on Thursday evening. Ruth Hill, of Rochester, spent Wednesday with her parents.

Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Hill. Mr. and Mrs.

James Kent and Mr. and Mrs. Leo McNally attend- Pot Roast Beef 1 Best Center Guts, pound 240 Ib Veal Cutlet 40 Oala Hums 2Zc 11). Veal Chops 25? Ib. I Lamb Legs, Ib Frankfcrts 18c Ib.l FROSTED FOODS FANCY HOME DRESSED ROASTING CHICKENS AND FOWLS il aPP r1 'l lJ! 1 ll i morning services, 11; Bible School, 12; Christian Endeav- her man reunion to be held at Mendon ncme lo celebrate her loth birthday.

evening WO rship, 7:30. i i Flnnn TTnlnrimh nf IMP Dana Kolcomb. proprietor of the and White store, was called to Ponds Park. Friday. Aug.

12. Mrs. T. G. Herendeen and children.

Tom and Mary Lee. left for I Portville by the death of his wife's New York citv. Thursday morning. mother. Ernest Dusenbery is in They were accompanied by Miss charge of the store until Mr.

Hol- Sarali Nelson and Airs. Florence I comb returns. Mrs. Holcomb has Mover. Mrs.

Marion Thompson and son. John, will accompany them in a two weeks' trip to Maine. been caring- for her mother for several weeks. Miss Maude Acheson has return- James Thompson, ed to Rochester from a school year Wednesday. from Fort Niagara i in Hawaii, and Monday came to the training camp, tn the home of his I hcme of her sister.

Mrs. William parents. VISIT OAK MOUNT Visitors from Geneva of Morion Kenny recently were Mrs. Mildred Cook, Harold Foster. Gene Lindsay.

John Kenny. Ethel Fester. Constance Kenny and Henrietta McDonald. Gorham MRS. M.

D. CONNORS Staff Correspondent Rex. to most of tne time unti: school opens in September. Benson McClure. Jr.

and Miss I Vorita Warden, of Cleveland. Ohio. i visited his aunt-, Miss Helen Beni niti. recently on their way to Hart- lord. Boston, and Hanger, Me.

Other visitors at the GORHAM The Homemakers Bennett home have been Mr. and. Class was entertained recently at Mrs. Theron Davis, of Rochester, the Mr. and Mrs.

Edward Davie and her sister and family. Mr. and cottage on Seneca Lake with 17 Mrs. Russell Maddoelf and son, TTT The Sunbeam class of the Meth- Kuntington. W.

Va. READ THE DAILY MESSENGER PROBLEM: would you do to jtuiiiantuc when you find It necessary to parlc your car on a WRITE CORRECT ANSWER HERE: SPONSORED BY HANLEY'S GARAGE Sales OLDSMOBILE Service South Main Street Phone 49 Miss Alice Button, of Naples, was cdist Church wa.s entertained at a recent guest of Mr and Mrs Leon the Iverson cottage at Vine Valley rj- urnel Sherman Leonard, of Oakland, i is visiting his brother-in-law. Thursday afternoon. The Misses Sara Hershey Lowman of Geneva ue making nrenarations to occupy their TM ham a a hpl newlv constructed cottage on Can- i Mrs. Minnie Can- visited hei andaieua Lake shore.

Contractor -'on. Raymond Carr, and family at Iversen completed the work last i Geneva over the weekend. Air. and Mrs. Elmer Redding has Mrs.

Homer Hoicoinb spent part of this week with her daughter, Catherine, at Canandaijjua. Charles Rice and daughters. Frances and Lucile and son. Milton, were dinner guests of William and Mabel Mead recently. Miss Mary Louise Cleland of Rochester wa.s a recent guest at her home here.

Miss Florence Ells of Spencer was a recent guest of Ida Fake. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Molyneaux entertained his parents and Irisnds at their home Sunday. Air.

and Mrs. George Cano fire spending this week at the homo of her parents. Air. and B. P.

at Mr. and -Mrs. Sidney W. Thomas and Shirlc-y ar.d Ruth, sunlit Saturdav in Bolivia ai.d attended the dairvrner.s' conference. Riciiard Iversen.

Donald oui. Donald Whyte Robert Affleck are spending this week in a cottage at Fair Haven. Aliss Olga Hobnstrom of was a recent of the Rev. and Airs. Thomas Packard at the Baptist Helen Hyde a for- mi-'r parishioner ol Key.

and F. T. guest at the 'Methodi-A Donald Packard 'he in the Church Sunday Air. and A i been thtir Jfjliii liatj'uit of Mr. Mi returned to their home at Maiden.

Methodist--The Rev. Clyde Rosecrans, pastor; morning services usual. Flint Methodist--The Rev. Chester Zogg, pastor; morning services, 11; union service with Aloquin church: "At Home;" Church School, 10; Ep- L-3ague 6. Chapin Methodist--The Rev.

Stephen S. Pratt, pastor; church vacation. E. BloOmfleld-Holcomb St. Peter's Episcopal--The Rev.

Charles B. Persell, of Avon, rector; morning worship, Children's Church, 10. Methodist The Rev. W. H.

Edmunds, pastor; morning services. II; "Our Isles of Patmos;" Sunday- School. 10; Children's Church, 11:30. Congregational--The Rev. W.

Heber O'Hara, pastor; church vacation. St. Bridget's--The Rev. George W. Doud, pastor; mass, 9:30.

Allen's Hill Methodist--The Rev. W. H. Edmunds, pastor; morning services, Sunday School. Aug.

12, Fourth quarteily conference, 7:20. Honeoye Congregational The Rev. J. E. Hayes, pastor; church vacation.

St. Mary's Catholic The Rev. after spending two weeks TM-- mcsscSi 8 and her parents, Mr. and Airs. Wil Lair Rex.

Mrs. Darnel Smith was a recent Sliest of her son. Edward Smith, at Stanley. Air. and Mrs.

Alton Myers i of Rochester, recently visit- ed hi.s sister, Mrs. Charles F. Thomas. Mr. and Mrs.

Charles TutUe, cf Dundee, and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Tuttle and daughter spent the day with Mr. and Mrs. J.

D. at Woodville. Charles Tuttle. of Dundee, and i.i: da lighter. Mrs.

Mane Allen, of a i i a spent Tuesday Mr. Airs. Howard TutUe. nnd Mrs. Archie Neal and Janet, of I-vington.

N. been of his parents. Air. ui.d Mrs. George Neal.

Mrs. Neal remaining for a few he returned Monday. Sherman Lloyd is spending i) Pvbv: Mr. in. Mi.vs i i I Seven out oi f-n have iuulty a days i her Quick, in Ithaca.

Marv C. Blodgctt. of Hart- Cor.t!.." came Tuesday to with her Miss Corn of Rcnton. with and Mrs. A of New Yor spendim; t.wn weeks parents, Mr.

and Mrs. II. HarkiViKK. M. W.

Kishor returned Mrs. Slu-dd, 111. A of i spend this v.it.h Ij'-r Mr. and Tlarhsira nrUirn i i her sis- Mr. Clitforri Caiitner Van.

and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bc-rryrnan, of BluiT 9:30. Gorham Rev. Frederick T.

Crumley, pastor; morning services, Sunday School, following. Presbyterian The Rev. H. W. MacGiivray, pastor; morning service, Sunday School, 11; Christian Endeavor, 6:30.

Baptist The Thomas Packard, pastor; morning services, Sunday School following; B. Y. P. U. meeting, evening service.

7:30. Number Nine The Rev. John Boyce, pastor; morning services, Sunday School, following. Bristol Congregational The Rev. Char- lep A.

Paille, pastor; morning ser- v.ccs. the Rev. George A. Chatfield. Dawson, "Things Time Cannot Change;" Church School, 11:45.

UniversalLst The Rev. Harry M. Wright, pastor; morning services, 11; Sunday School during services. Cheshire Community No West Congregational Services, 10:30. St.

Joseph's--The Rev. George W. Doud, rector; mass, 8. Point, were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs.

William Ward at Ilolley- wood cottage, Canandaigua lake. Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Knappand son. of Rhinebcck, came Monday spend three weeks with her parents.

Mr. and Orson Knapp. Mrs. Grace Schneppe wa.s home from her work at Rochester State Hospital, recently. Sandra Voorhees is this week with her aunt, Mrs.

S. O. Emerson, of Middlesex. Miss Margaret Middaugh, of Ithaca, is a week's vacation at the home of her mother, Leon O. Turner.

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