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MIDDLETOWN TIMES HERALD. M1DDLETOWN. N. FRIDAY, JUNE JTTN1 If. Forty-seven at Slower For Miis Hilda Blake Enjoyed Teaching Career MA YHROOK--Forty-seven guests attended a miscellaneous (hen si Uie Democratic Club Wednesday night in honor of Hilda Jean Blake, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Theodore Blake, "'ho is to be married to William Me- Vfiy, Homestead avenue. Jacob Biirweli, Mrs. John 1 N. E.

Harrington, Mrs. Plyn Shields, Miss Marion Bla 1 Mrs. Frank Fitzpdtrick. Mrs. EU- gene Schick, Mrs.

Charles Mrs. Carroll LcGrAnd. Miss Coiiklin, Mrs. Theodore Blake, Mrs. William McVey, Mrs.

Andrew Fay. ailis Dorothy B'at- 1 Mrs. Blake, Miss Carrie Youugblocd, Mrs. Edgar Blnke. Mrs.

Ethel i i Mrs. Ethel Eckert. Mrs, GarHiisjliouse, Miss Eleanor MuehLm, Miss Violet ZoeSler, Mrs. Laur.t Zoeller. Mrs.

William BrD, Mrs. Harry Brown. Mrs. Ken- iHHh Halstead. Mrs.

Samuel Christian, Mrs. Eugene Mrs. Archie Stewart, and Miss Elizabeth Those from Montgomery Miss Mildred Cole, Mrs. Thomas Conroy, Miss Ruth Woo' i a Mis Rutlmie Hornbeck, Mrs. Lillian Gonroy.

Mrs. Maisie Conroy, Mrs. Dorthea Horton, Mrs. Eiiza- Many at Funeral Of Pioneer Grower Sute Proridcd For FnuUci Burud Miss Lillian Wiggins, retiring principal of Bcnton Avenue School de- beth Sutclifie, Miss Grace Fuller lanx1 yesterday she lias only happy memories of her long teaching ca- and Mrs. Ralph Broas.

Also pres- reer Miss Wiggins is pictured holding one of the pair of boobends pre- ent were Mrs. Justbie Corcoran and se nted to her by the PTA of the school, and standing beside a basket of Mrs. George Mnthews of Walden; flowers given her by the secretarial staff of Superintendent Ernest H. Mrs. M.

Gleason and Miss Lorcitn Burdlck's by Parker. of Newbunjh. Scout Executive to Open Broadcast Series Tomorrow Mrs. W. Buchanan, member of Uie camp committee of ihe Girl Scout Council, will inaugurate a grams when she is interviewed at 9:45 in.

tomorrow over Station WGNY by Raymond J. Dulye. Mrs. Buchanan will speak on Spruce Rictee Girl Scout camp. The Girl Scouts of Newbui'gh.

Pmighk'cepsie, Beacon, and Middletown will take part in the programs which are scheduled for alternate Saturdays. Not Tired of Teaching Declares Miss Wiggins on Her Retirement "Wasn't it a lovely party, but Busy Greeting Friends, a gasp, bhe horgets i ea ar Own Party GKoTa'n UticiBi iK-i were held yesterday for Bruno Friw- taci, seventy-eight, believed to the first produce grower in this urea of Italian extraction. The cortege, which included ninety marching members of the Italian-Ameri-. can Colonial Club, WRS long, a State Police escort led the way over Rout? Seventwn from the home at Grey court Junction, to St. Columba's Church.

Pour motor vehicles carri-d Mr, i'Usttuu Ukett Muisuay at six weeks illness. He WM born in San Juan, Italy, hi 1861 and came to America forty-three years ago. He has lived In Chester since 1599. years before leaving Italy, he was to Sara-h IVatta. Besides his widow he leaves four sons, Salvatore.

Charles, John and Phillip, of Chester; two daughters, Mrs. John Pretto of Chester, and Mrs. Benjamin Astorino of Warwick, and twelve grandchildren, The Rev. John J. O'Neil, assistant pastor, was celebrant of solemn mass in St.

Columba's Church, assisted by Father Kelly of New York as deacon, and Father Koslosfci of Hur- riman as sub deacon. Mrs. William E. Sullivan sans Ave Maria, and Joseph A. Keens Vent Jesu.

Mrs. Henry Proctor was organist. Bearers were Sisto Mfilone, Joseph Long, Joseph Leotto, Samuel Frstto, Freffetto Santuccl and Patrick Santucci. Interment was in St. Cotuin- ba'a cemetery- berrjr rf M.

vlll I Keter Rmn Interment will tn piot. Tht fuocnl ot Kyerwn of Howelli wiU held Hawrouck'c Cimpel at 1:10 p. m. Sunday. Rer.

Harold S. Andrew will Interment will be iu fomlljr plot In Fiitt Htil PINE BOSH--Stricken with an heart atUck prepared to spray lite pot MO plants, Maurice Konk, retired farmer, ocllxpaed oa his back porch shortly after noon yesterday and died within a few minutes. He had been in poor health for aottie time and his phys- stiH at the house after having made a professional call. Mr. Ronk was born Iu Modem, June fourteenth, I860.

He wns son of the late Maurice and Julia Ror.S and tind lived in nearly all his life. He leaves three sons. Edward and Walter of Pine Bush, and James of Lowevillc; and two daughters, Mrs. Ralph Baker of Pine Bush, and Miss Margaret Ronk of Harerstraw. Funeral wrvlcen will be at 2:30 p.

m. Sunday at the Konk Funeral Home. Wallkffl. The Rev. PhUtp A.

Solbjor. pustor of Uie Modena Methodist Episcopal Church, will officiate, and burial will be in Mo- clena Cemetery. LATEST SPORT SHOES For Men, Women and Children All Certified by Tnt States Testing Co. MILES SHOES 27 St. MIddletowii E.

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"I'm not retiring because I'm tired of teacliing," stoutly declared Miss Lillian Wiggins, principal of Benton Avenue School, yesterday afternoon between greetings and farewells to ihe scores of former pupils and friends who attended the tea given in her honor- by the Parent-Teachers i Association of the school. Keeping the gathering laughing witn. her recollections and stories, Miss Wiggins received her friends in a hallway banked with flowers pre! sented to her during the day by pupils of the school and set a pace which would have exhausted many a younger woman. "I'm so excited," she confided toward the end of the afternoon when Ihe throng had thinned a Jutt soy: CHARGE IT! BUTLER'S over her teacup as she sal in one of the children's classroom seats. Miss Wiggins asserted.

''No one's ever had more fun out of teaching. I have only happy memories." Asked what she planning to do after her retirement, she shrugged expressive shoulders and replied "Enjoy life." She admitted friends had advised her to get a hobby and not let down. "But," she scoffed "can you imagine me letting Bronze boofrends which Miss Wiggins fondly called her children were presented to her by the PTA at the tea. She wore a corsage which was the gift of Mrs. R.

L. Smith, president of the association. Mrs. Richard Perry and Mrs. John Laconare poured at the tea table.

Tuesday night teachers of ihe school gave a dinner party for Miss Viggins and presented her with gold and onyx desk set. Going and Coming EdwLtl Finn, son of Patrolman find Mrs. George Hun. 188 Cottage street returned home Monday from Horton Memorial Hospital where underwent a minor operation. he See SHORTER ft.

SHORTER OptvawtriR Endufilvery Wtot Mate St Middletown Mr. and Mrs. Harrison D. Maper, i home after vUitins Mr. Mapes ter, Mrs.

Oeor(e Robertson, fifty- jinine Lake avenue, and relative! of Receive Medical Degrees in Philadelphia PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Philip J. and Rudolph F. Haust, sons of a schoolteacher at Kenoza Lake. Sullivan County, N.

received degrees of Doctor of Medicine at University of Pennsylvania commencement exercises held here Wednesday. The latter is twenty-three, the former two years older. Jeffersonville High School in 1932, and received their bachelor's de- greoa Irons, the University of Ala- iWV THfty the school there, and trans- Horton Funeral Arthur Horton, native of what is now known as Ferndale, wili be held at the McGibbon fc Currey Funeral Home here tomorrow. He died Wednesday in Cumberland. in which state he had resided more than twenty-five years.

He ws born at Ferndale, then known as Liberty Palls, May ninth, 1861, a descendant of pioneers who settled there in 1826. Survivors are two sous, James, of Kansas, and George, of Ridgeway, Pa. Burial will be in Liberty Cemetery. S. Mirrar Ambrose Spencer Murray, tiiird.

ot Iji Canada. a native oJ died Wednesday in New York HwpiuU. Htw gitr. Mr. Munty.

HU oTfkw lb UM Thirty-nlntfi Inlautry, Fourth Dirt- i rton (ft nfulkr annr durint the WorM Ww, WH wouwwi; to or WM decorated with gaUvitrr in actwu. WM member of ttw Hollywood port of the Auterkn Surrirlnc reUUrn Include hU wtfe, Mrs. Marie Vanderberich Murray; a Auibroaa fourth; IUH! brother, Herman 3. Murray. Fmwral were held at IMXMI todny in Uie Church of Uw New York City.

The will be placed In a crypt hi St. Jamee BpUcoptl Church, Ooalien. Arthur C. QOSHEK Arthur Howell, fiftv-two, dted today at home, eighteen Scotchtown aveuue, follow- iiig a long illness. Mr.

Howeli wits uvtii jCKIlth. 1W7, wn of Mr. tnd Mrs. DeWllt C. Howell, had here for the pMt Itfieen yewi.

lit -bs former DoroUir Bftrke; lib parents; i Mrs. Arthur Teller Curie, and Ttiwms McDowell of three som, Floyd DeWitt and Curlton of CKflhen; (i stnwliiiighter, Irene Howell; and three sisters, Miss Maude E. Howell. Mn. Mabel Downs, Funeral will trt held at 2:90 p.

m. Sunday itt the hotue of Downs, Scotctitown avenue. The Rev. Luther M. BickneM wUi offlcUte, and Interment be in Phflliiwburg cemetery.

MISSIONARY TO SfEAE Dr. Thomas Lambfe. home director for the Sudan Interior Mis- ffKm Mid director of in durinf Uie ratal will speak tonight tit Uw of Hudson Valley Youot Pw- Jn the ClrcIerUie byterlau Church. Births Announced A dauslitcr wns torn yesterday Mr. and Mrs.

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Dusenberrr Augustus Dusenberry, twenty-two Smith street, died yesterday morning. He was born Stoni Ford February fourteenth, 184fi, the son ot Elijah and Sally Ann Weed Dusenberry. He ii sun-lved by one sister, Mrs. Ida Qreenleaf with whom he resided; a niece, Mn. Charles Hulse of SommervUle, N.

and neptiew, Charles Dusen- flrst tune in flftetii years that and Mrs. Mapes. Jonner iCddletoTO tcrred 7Mr later TM. llrwMente, I i i Bolt will now enter hwpatis mteriwa. Mi At Riolto" At the ElALTO 3BMIST8 tt.

IiUlKlhWwa BUI 42U I Mlsa Helen O'Connor, 147 emy arenue. If ipending a abort time with her mother. Mrs. Margiret Welsli O'Connor ol Qlens Tails, Miss O'Connor left Thura- day. Misi Millls Brown of CbicafO, 111., a guest for two weeks ot her slater, Mrs.

Melvin Smith, forty-six Liberty street. MATTRESSES Ragulor $12.95 9 Mid town Corpsf Co. 98 North St. Dial wnw TM SHEET MUSIC gee us Wealt Music House 11! m. MMdlctvwn COTTON EVENING GOWNS Prlee Dress Shop North St.

Mrs. Walter S. Seetey of Pine Island will leave tomorrow on ttw S. 3. Lancastria for a ttn-dn cruiM to Nassau, Bahama Islands.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. McVoy sixty-three avenue, mo tored to Albany Wednesday. Their son, Charles, a student at Albany State Teachere College, with them.

The. will spend uic Suuiuici Micii' cot on Yankee Lake. Mrs. Prank Kaenan of Plain field, N. is a guest of her broth er-m-law and sister, Mr.

and Mn. Thomas DonoTun, 125 Wickhi avenue. Martin Tierncv, a student at Ar nold College, New Haven, Conn will arrive to spend th Summer with his mother, Mrs EXIDE BATTERIES it'a an EXIDE Electric Auto Syittmt Servict, Inc. SUP COVERS Mfit to Fit They will protect your new farniturc or dress ur u. Vnriely of Smnpks Prices Upholstery SHOP Philip as man-led in September to Miss Treese, of Altoona, a hurae.

Their parents, Mr. nd Mrs. Fred A. attended exercises with ten friends and eigrtbors. SAIL FOR IRELAND Mr.

and Mrs. Raymond Murphy, nine Brink avenue, had as their guests this week-end Mr. and Mrs. J. McHugh of Binghamton and Mr.

and Mrs. James Scully of Mas- Mr, and Mn. McHugh tatted Wednesday lor Ireland where they will Tlait Mrs. McHufh's father's home in County Clare arid will meet Mrs. McHugh's sister, Sistsr Mary Laurence of St.

Joseph's Convent, Albany, Australia. Sister Mary is a delegate from her convent to the Beatification of Venerated Mother Foundress In Rome this month. I A For Saturday Regular Roast Turkey JCAC wirh Dretsing Egg Plant a CQC i fii'iiliifiGfiu not Turkey Sandwich Msst SfiC and Spaghetti COLLEGIAN I CAST MAIN ST. CDT RATE DRUGS Our Slogan: "Always a little more for a little less" I Our 4 EAST MAIN STREET Tobaccos lZ OPEN ALL DAY EVERY SUNDAY TH GIF rison street. Mr.

and Anthony Toiw- saint, nine Sprost street, with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Peroz attended the graduation of- Mr. and Mrs. TousseJiU's nephew, Victor McCoI- lum.

from School. MHford, Gordon Broadhcad, soil of Mrs. Louis Broadhead. Rockwell avenue extcnsian. Is at his home for the Summer vacation.

He is a student Mountain Junior Collesc, PoulUwy, Vt. O'Connor. Slate Hill, ll attending ISc Dairj'men's annual meeting in Uticn. Mr. wi!) Mrit.

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