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PAGE EIGHT THE EVENING BANNER, BENNINGTON, TUESDAY, APRIL 24,.1956 Mildred Doris Benware Is The Of David H. Hughes The marriage of Mildred Doris Benware, daughter of Mrs. Erama "Perry of Malone, N. to David Herbert Hughes, son of Mrs. Bsrtha A.

Stoddard 'of PouTtney, vas solemnized April 21 7:30 at the First Baptist Church. 1 Trie Rev. Robert F. Sp3ncer. pastor, performed the single ceremony.

The bride was attired in a white satin and net gown with ruffles of lace and silver trim She also wore a shawl of white wool and silver. Her hat was vhite with a crown of pearls gtnd she had a corsage of red roses. Attending the bride was her Sister, Laura. Mae Roberto, who chose a green satin gown with nylon net. Her hat was also White with a crown of pearls and- she had a corsage of yellow roses.

Best man was Joseph P. Roberto, brother-in-law of the bride. Mothers of the couple wore street length dresses, the bride's mother being in gray crepe, while the mother of the bridegroom wore blue crepe. A reception followed at the I home of the bride's sister, the Roberto's, at 236 North St. A six-tier- cake- had been specially prepared the bride's brother- in-law, Joseph P.

Roberto. Assisting in the serving of the cake were Mrs. Roberto and Mrs. Lawrence Carpenter. Other re freshments were served by Mr.

Roberto and Mr. Carpenter. Gifts of a personal nature were presented to the couple's attend ants. The Roberto home had 'been, decorated with yellow lilies by Carline Roberto. The bride attended schools in Malone and the bridegroom in Poultney.

The bridegroom is employed at Columbia Box Walloomsac. They will make their future home at 830 Main Street. Out of town guests at the redding and reception were in- sluded from Poultney, Hoosick Falls, North Bennington and Malone, N. Y. THIS CM MEAN A LOT Summer foresight can be richly enjoyed on long, cold winter days.

That's why we're receiving so many contracts now for Gulf Solar Heat fuel oil to foe "delivered throughout next heating season. Call us now so you can enjoy super service and super fuel throughout next winter. Dial 6800 TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY ITS fBE SINGDSr BANCUST SAGA OF IBS KANSAS JEANNE GRAiN 6ESHBE NADER- Kim KAUEN BEHUffi MAMIE VAN DOIEN-KEIIllAIIBB-nUILfilUIEIF' JIMMY BOYD -THE MIDWESTERNERS A UNIVERSAL INTERNATIONAL PICTURE Betty Hobson Is Guest At Dinner Here Miss Betty Hobson, fiance of William Congdon of Bennington and whose home was formerly in. Pittsburgh, was entertained at a family dinner Sunday in honor of her birthday anniversary. The affair was held at the home of her fiance's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. William Congdon of Oakes street. She was presented with many remembrances and a special birthday cake. Jean Chapman Is Feted At Shoiver Here Miss Jean Chapman, who is to become the bride of William LaFlamme on June 9, was honor guest at a miscellaneous shower party A i IS at the Catholic Daughters hall. Hostesses were Misses and Betty Cone, Mrs.

E'onald Estes a Mrs. Nan Mears. About 100 friends and relatives attended the affair. The prospective bride was presented i many lovely and practical gifts and also received some money. Upon her arrival at the hall, she was presented with a corsage of yellow roses.

Escorted to a gayly decorated chair, a pink umbrella added to the decorations. Highlight of the refreshments which were served buffet style was a bride's cake of two tiers, which had been specially prepared by the Breadbasket. A social hour followed opening of the gifts. Mrs. Bailey Is Club Speaker BARRE Lt.

Gov. Consuelo N. Bailey will be guest speaker at the annual meeting of the Juniors Clubs of the Vermont Federation of Women's Crabs to- be held in Barre at Hotel Barre Saturday. The day-long session will begin at 9:30 with a social coffee hour in the Coffee Shop as guest of the hostess club, Barre Junior Women's Club; The board meeting will be at 9:45 a. m.

and the general session will open at 10:35. Mrs. Ellis Anderson, junior state leader, will present awards to all clubs achieving total participation in junior program. Club presidents will give reports of, their club's yearly activities- Mrs. Dayton J.

Wakefield of Morrisville Federation, will speak during, the morning session. Luncheon will be served at Hotel Barre at 12:15. (J. Alexander Bow) MB. 'AND MKS.

KENNETH PRATT HEAD EASTERN STAK--Shown above following the installation ceremonies Saturday night are: Front row, left to right, Dorothea Wood, installing matron; Bertha Pratt, worthy matron; Kenneth Pratt, worthy patron; Lula Greenslet, installing marshal; Leon W. ESdred, installing patrol; second row, Paul Williams, installing soloist; Marjorie Daau, installing organist; Florence Spicer, installing chaplain. CLEANUP JOB MARYVILLE, Tenn. The woman said the a made her car look brand new. The police advised her that the car she was driving not only looked brand new, it was.

'She brought it back and sheepishly drove off in an almost new, and very clean, car that was. hers. You Are Invited To Attend The ot the REMODELLED QUARTERS OF OUR LMJNGTON OFFICE m. -Thursday, April 26,19 56 ivings. Bank MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Ton Offices Assets: $30,000,000 Pratts Head Mt.

Anthony OES Chapter Mrs. Bertha Pratt was. installed as worthy matron of Mt. Anthony Chapter, OES, in largely attended ceremonies in the Masonic Temple, Saturday night. Her husband Kenneth Pratt, a past patron, was installed again as patron to serve with his wife during her term of office.

Another wife, and husband, were similarly installed as associate matron, and associate patron, Mrs. Mar jorie Humphrey taking over the post of associate matron, and Harold. Humphrey, a past, patron, returning to his old office as associate patron. Mrs. Dorothea Wood, past, matron, and grand representative to Nebraska, served as installing matron for her second year and Leon W.

Eldred was installing patron. Other members of. the installing suite were Mrs. Greenslet, marshal and Mrs. Florence Spicer, chaplain.

Paul Williams was soloist and adapted special numbers to the different officers', as they received their jewels. Miss Marjorie Dean was organist. Mrs. Winifred F. retir-; ing matron, was presented a past matron's jewel by Mrs.

Margaret' Crichton one of the older members of the order. Robert Collins, retiring- patron, was presented a 'past patron's jewel by Franklin D. Spicer who has served with him as an officer in the Masonic bodies. Both and Mr. Collins were presented gifts from the chapter and were welcomed into the Past Matrons' and Past Patrons' association.

Out of town chapters were represented at the ceremonies and the visitors included Ernest R. Griffin of Readsboro, district deputy grand patron of the First district, and his wife, Dorothy, who is grand representative to Oregon. Mrs. Pratt was presented an arm bouquet of flowers whose colors were those chosen by her for the year. She announced her m-otto and appointed committe'es for the year.

Past patrons and past matrons served as a welcoming committee before and after the 'ceremonies. They also served refreshments including the pouring of tea and coffee. The local members arid guests joined in a reception to the new officers. Besides the worthy matron and patron, and associate matron and patron they include Mrs. Ma- bel'Weller, secretary; Mrs.

Edna Seymour, treasurer; Mrs. Myrtle Churchill, conductress; Mrs. Margaret Collins, associate conductress; Mrs. Nancy Jolivette, marshal; Mrs. Winifred F.

Sullivan, chaplain; Miss Marjorie Dean, or- Mrs. Olive Harrington, Adah; -Mrs. Doris Plumb, Ruth; Mrs. Beatrice MacDougall, Esther- Mrs. Helen Betts, Martha; Mrs.

Conchita Electa; Mrs. Daniels Enjoy Honeymoon In Bahamas NASSAU, Bahamas (ZPI-- Margaret Truman, and her bridegroom were honeymooning today at this island playground after an air journey from the United States. A sumptuous manor fronting scenic Montagu Bay was the "honeymoon cottage" of Clifton Daniel Jr. and the former President's, daughter. They planned to remain into next month during the absence of their host, Count de.

la Fregonniere, consular representative.in the Bahamas. The Daniels were married Saturday at Independence, Mb. They flew here from. Chicago. A crowd of more-than 400 waving; camera-snapping spectators gaye the smiling, 32-year-old Margaret and Daniel, 43-year-old New York newspaperman, a greeting THEATRE NORTH Y.

LAST I TONIGHT "GENTLEMEN' MARRY BRUNETTES" The Year's Biggest 'Musical Cinemascope and Technicolor Jane Jeanie Grain "SHACK OUT ON 101" A Dangerous Hot Terry Moo.re, FrarrJo'Upvejoy WEDNESDAY and "MARTY" We proudly announce She showing of the picture four Academy Awards; Starring Ernest best actor the year. Co-feature "HONGKONG" Ronald Reagan, -Rhonda and bon voyage as they changed planes at sunlit Miami International Airport. Local Chapter Of Employes Assn. Meets A meeting of the southwest chapter of the Vermont State Employes Association held April 18 at Vermont Soldiers Home was attended by IS members. Tpr.

Richard Davis called the meeting to order and the secretary-treasurer's reports were accepted. Tpr. Davis then read Frances Crozier's letter of resignation as I secretary-treasurer and Carol Savage was elected to the position. After some, discussion, it was decided that members the Soldiers'-Home were not eligible to.receive, discounts as state em- ployes except at the discretion of the merchant as this is one of the privileges of being a paid member of the association. It was also voted to hold local chapter meetings on the third Wednesday of every month at the Soldiers' Home.

The next meeting was called for May 16 at 7:30 p. m. Mrs. Judith Kane expressed her appreciation for the card sent to her at the hospital. Col.

Donovan made a motion that a vote of appreciation be given 1 Mrs. Crozier for her world as secretary-treasurer -and that it be made a part of the minutes, The meeting adjourned at 8:101 m. During the social hour! with refreshments which follow-1 ed, Richmond Thurber showed movies of i hunting trip to Nova Scotia. There were once a million sod houses on the American plains, says the National Geographic Society. Marie Bergquist, warder, and Pietro Betts, sentinel.

The worthy matron announced a rehearsal of officers for tonight at the Masonic Temple in preparation for the next meeting, Wednesday, May 2, when Mother's night will be observed. A rummage sale will be held as the first money raising event oE the year on Saturday at the YMCA. To Register Children For Polio Vaccine The doctors on the staff of the Bennington Well Child Clinic are co-operating with the Vermont Department of Health and the Bennington Community Nursing Service in registering infant and preschool children in the village for planned polio vaccine clinics. The Vermont Department of Health, with state medical and education authorities, is going forward with the vaccination of children against poliomyelitis. The plan is to conduct i program progressively through priority age groups.

If parents wish their children to receive this immunization in clinics they are asked to sign a card form. It is hoped that these injections will given as soon as pos- i sible. The dates will be determined by the availability of the vaccine. If parents wish to go to their family physician, on a private basis, for polio vaccination, they are urged to let the doctor know in advance so that the vaccine may be secured from the Health Department. On Saturday of this week from 9 to 10:30 a.m., registration of village children from two months through five years of age for polio immunization will be held at the Well-Child Conference at the Bennington Elementary School.

Kindergarten children in the public schools have been registered. The vaccine is in short supply at the present time, and school age groups already registered have not all received first doses in clinics this year. However, the Health Department is anxious that all children to attend clinics be listed in advance to facilitate setup and administration when supplies are received. Similar arrangements are underway in other towns and villages in' the Bennington area. Get a FREE estimate on your home wiring North Bennington Road 'LAST TIME TONIGHT "THE MAN WITH THE GOLDEN A Frank Sinatra, Kim Novak, Eleanor Parker "DESERT SANDS" Technicolor Ralph Meeker WED.

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