The Kingston Daily Freeman from Kingston, New York • Page 10

TEN THE KINGSTON DAILY FREEMAN, KINGSTON, N. THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 2S, 1953. ocial A ctivities Brownie Leaders Complete Training Course at Onteora SOCIETIES CLUBS PERSONALS Gamma Chi Honors Member at Surprise Shower, Has Plans Following a business meeting of the Gamma Chi Chapter oi Beta Sigma Phi Tuesday evening at the Elks Club on Fair street, a surprise bridal shower was given io honor Mis. Frederick Martino, who before her marriage on Max 9, was Miss Florence Smith. Announcement ot a rummage sale was made.

The sale will tie sponsored by Beta Sigma Phi for the benefit of the Day Nursey on Barmann avenue, on Thursday and Friday, June 25 and 26, at 106 Broadway. Installation of officers xxill take place on Tuesday. June 9. following a buffet supper at Colonial Tavern, located outside the village of Saugerties. 5 For Action and SHORTS Orion, Denim up Polo Shirts $1.98 up Pedal Pushers up Denim Separates up Junior Marrieds Are Asking Articles for YWCA June Auction The Junior Married Women's Club is asking for any type of article lor a big Auction to be sponsored by YWCA in June.

Mrs. N. Jansen Fowler is chairman. She will arrange to pick up articles to be donated if the donor telephone 3010. Articles may also be left at the YW headquarters, 209 Clinton avenue, or donors may telephone the at 1911 for pick-up service.

year the annual spring house-cleaning spree produces a pile of odds and ends which the housewife labels but the Junior Married Club can put all these castaway items to good said Mrs. Fowler. The work of a worthy organization will he furthered by contributions to the Auction. Mrs. Fowler continued.

is sponsored by the Junior Married Club bul all proceeds xxill be donated directly to the Young Christian Association for use in its program for the coming mbers of the Auction committee will also glad to call for items to be donated. The members are the Mmes. Thomas Maines, Peter Corsones. G. Robert Anderson.

Louis Ronald Herrick George Schneider, SamuH Trull. Vincent Carr and Clyde Wonderlv all of Kingston: Mrs. Klbert Ackerman and of Hurley, and Mrs. Grafc Bloomington. ons ing -sh- JUNIOR DEB SHOPPE 25ft WALL ST.

i I'ppcr photo i The Brownie Leader Girl Scouts ho recently completed training for the new Brownie 'Troops sponsored In American Legion Auxiliary, Olixe Memorial Post 1627. are seated from loti. Ruth Reuss. Virginia Hyatt, Leona Conklin. and Jan Frank'd; also from left.

Flo- Annual Fair Is Slated The Aid Soe etv of tbe Mount Marion Reformed Church ill hold its annual fair and dinner Saturday, July 4. First serving of dinner xxill be at 1 p. second serving at 4 p. m. and continue until all are served.

At 3 p. there will he a pa- lade featuring Gay Nineties costumes. There will be the usual booths with many beautiful hand- TV j. made articles. There will be mu- 1 TOOpS TOT sie for entertainment.

The public is invited. re nee Epstein, Clara Frishberg, and Marie Lower photo' Intermediate Brownie Girl Scouts are seated. May Lang. Lang and Lois Wcidner; standing, from left Allen. Mf Fi reman i garet photo i Savage, and Regina Whe Onteora School Has Five Nexv Brownie A REAL TREAT FISH and CHIP SUPPER On SAT.

May 30. 1953 AT SAMSONVIUE HALL IN SAMSOW ILLL IN TOWN OF OLIVE BY WILLING WORKERS STARTS 6 r. M. ADLXTS $1.25 CHILDREN 75c JUNIOR LEAGUE EXCHANGE OPENS NEW LOCATION MONDAY, JUNE 1 10 A. M.

45 CROWN STREET Five Brownie Troops comprising 89 girls from the Onteora Central School were invested recently to make up a nexv Onteora District, sponsored by ho American Legion Auxiliary of Olive Memorial Post 1627. A five-week Girl Scout Leadership training course was completed with a at Fried- iierg's Grove, West Shokan. Mrs. Arthur Henkel was the district training leader. Taking the course were the Mmes.

Savage, Brown Station: Donald Bishop, Walter Lang. Evelyn Lang. Charles ner, William Frankel, John Eager, all of West Shokan; John Bachor and Henry Reuss of Boiceville: Daniel Klrine, Bolden Hyatt and Alfred Allen. Shady: Chester Janick. Mt.

Pleasant; Herbert Epstein and Raymond Wheeler of Mt. Tremper; Ester Risley, Shandaken; David Frishberg and Raymond Conklin of Chichester. Members of the new Brownie Troops ate listed: Troop 80 -Boiceville, Shokan, Ashokan and Glenford area includes Charlotte and Elizabeth Bridge. Donna Alexander, Susanna Costa, Nancy Gray, Beverly Henkel. Rosalie Hendrickson, Ruth Hendrickson.

Brenda Knecht, Regina McNamara. Anita Ruoss, Diana Rucss, Carol Sedlmeir, Martha Weeks. Louise Bully. The leader is Mrs. Arthur R.

Henkel, and Mrs. Henry Reuss, assistant. Troop Committee includes the chairman Mrs. William Madsen. Mrs.

M. Griffon Irwin. Mrs. Charles Rex. Troop 82 Woodstock, Lake Hill, Bearsville, Willow, Shadv, Wittenberg includes Mary Kcete, Lapo.

Patricia Bonestell. Wendy Hyatt. Rae Anne Kleine. Susan Lydia Wickiscn, Linda Quick. Marie Wilber, Edith Yandc Bogart, Viola Gardiner, Laden.

Leader. Mrs. Daniel Kleine, and assistant, Mrs. Bolden Hyatt. Troop committee.

Frances Shultis, chairman, and Dorothy Wilber. Troop S3 Mount Tremper, Phoenicia. Chichcs.tcr—Bobby Ep- stc in, Estelle Epstein, Lynn Janick, Vicki Shorn. Annette Umhoy. Delores Brewster, Anne Byer, Geraldine Irvine, Colleen Thornel, Pamelaia Keator, Nora Kotella, Patricia Keator, Lillian Kirk, Sylvia Conklin, Pamela Kirk.

Fav Fichtner, Candy Staiger. Carole Baughman. Patricia Lane, Sharon Bush. Mrs. Herbert Epstein is leader and Mrs.

Raymond Conklin, assistant. Troop committee comprises the chairman. Mrs. Vincent Somerville, and Mrs. Chester Janick.

Mrs. Leonard Byer, Mrs. Vincent Keator. Troop Allaben, Pine Hill, Big Becker, Gale Borden, Valentine Bruno. Victoria Capone, Ethel Cleveland, Anna Conway, Beverly Germond.

Kay Gcrmond, Patricia Jones. Marelyn Hoick. Mildred Merwin. Cheryl reck. Carol Quick.

Joan Smith, Jane Todd. Mrs. David Frishberg is leader and Miss Esther Riseley, assistant. Troop Committee. Mrs.

La Verne G. Peck, chairman, and Mrs. Oscar Todd, Mrs. Henry Hoick. Girls Install Nexv Officers The Girls installed new officers Tuesday evening, following the first annual Mother- Daughter banquet at Leherbs.

Miss Blanche Kirshcnblum xxas the installing officer. Miss F'rieda Cohen is the nexv president; Miss Paula Volstein, vice-president; Miss Naomi Lurie, counselor; Miss Faye Kessler, treasurer; Miss Judy Svirsky, corresponding secretary; Miss Madeline Barnovitz. recording secretary; Miss Thelma Friedman, scribe; and Miss Ldith Werner, sergeant-at-arms. Roger Loughran Is Speaker At Annual Banquet Roger H. Loughran, lawyer and justice of the peace, addressed the teachers of the first supervisory district of Ulster county, following the annual banquet Saturday evening at Williams Lake.

Homework was the topic. This entails the cooperation of tHe parents as well as the teachers, Mr. Loughran said. His observations also included advice that should have the irust and confidence of their children which will aid the young people throughout their lives, and serve as a means to keep them out of The lawyer urged parents to play with their children and devote more time to their interests. should guide the young people and tcaeh them to face life's problems.

The home should be a place where there is lie said. Concluding his talk. Mr. Loughran reminded parents of their responsibility to fit the children to take their place in society, and urged them to encourage the children to follow their own ambitions in life, and not to insist upon careers chosen by the The superintendent of the district, Clarence Johnson, welcomed the teachers and friends attending the banquet. A program of entertainment was presented by pupils of the Cashin School of Dancing.

Surprise Baby Shower Given A surprise baby shower was held recently at the home of Mrs. Howard Bodie, 37 Newkirk avenue. to honor Mary A. Perpetua, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Michael Perpetua of Glasco. Hostesses were Mrs. George Weeks, Mrs. Ernest Bodie and Mrs. Howard Bodie.

Attending the shower were the Mmes. Peter Williams, Melvin Lewis. Lottie Lester, George Weeks, Howard Bodie. and Bodie and the Misses Marion and Genevieve Lester, Louisa Williams, Thelma Quick and Regina Van Buren. Hadassah Announces Donor Dinner Dance The Kingston chapter of Hadassah announces a donor dinner and dance with entertainment to be held on Sunday.

June 14, at Hotel, Loch Sheldrake. The local chapter will join with the Ellcnville chapter for the affair. Funds raised from the social event will be used for the Hadassah Medical Organization whose activities include the building and maintaining of non-sectarian hospitals and nursing centers in Israel, and the pursuit of research on diseases of the middle east. The idea of a donor affair was a new one to Hadassah this season and in order to raise the cost ot admission, the women have worked all year in various interesting ways that included babysitting. baking, doing needlecraft and handiwork, giying luncheons and card distribut tickets for the Ballet and Grr win Concert held 3t the Broadway Theatre earlier this season.

The purpose of these activities was to encourage resourcefulness of the membership in filling the quotas. Although much of the fund raising was accomplished in these diverse ways, many have supplemented their quotas with direct personal contributions. Members who have not as yet reached their full quota, are urged make their reservations now, since jthcv have until June to hand in results. The members who are planning to attend the dinner and dance should contact Mrs. Jay Melton at 43 Lounsberv Place, telephone 6307.

Reservations close June 2. Ruth Palev to Marry York. May 28 (Special) A license to wed was obtained at the Municipal Building here Wednesday by Miss Ruth Paley, of 134 Clinton avenue, Kingston, and Howard Greenbaum. of 508 West 139th street York. The couple did not disclose their wedding plans.

The bride-elect, the daughter of Henry and Celia Paley. was born in New York. Mr. Greenbaum. a native of Germany, is the son of Max and Mitzic Greenbaum Bride Honored at Shosver A surprise bridal shower was given recently by Mrs.

William Davis, at her home on East Chester street, for her niece, Mrs. Roger Hornbeck of Stone Ridge, the former Miss Marlene Winchcll, whose marriage took place on April 26. In attendance were the Mmes. John Krueger, Louise Fatum, Evelyn Priest. Albert Studt, Seldon Hornbeek.

Myrtle Dulaff. Lee and John Keator. Gcdney, Cummings Winchcll, Henry Fischang. Michael Schupp, Rudolph Koeppen. William Mc- Ciements, Carl Junk.

FMgar Ward. Sapp. Donald Miller. Leighton Wichell; and the Misses Al- vorna Davis. Anita Linda Fischang.

Myrna, Karen and Sheila Winchcll. Local Student Is BA Degree Candidate Miss Rose Marie Saccoman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Saccoman, 582 Broadway, will receive a Bacheor of Arts degree at the 46th annual commencement of the Couegc of New Rochelle. Monday.

June 1. His Eminence. Francis Cardinal Spellman. Archbishop of New York, will preside at the outdoor exercises. Miss Saccoman who majored economics, was a member of the Poetry Club, the Spanish Club, the league of the Sacred Heart, and the Confraternity of Christian Doctrine.

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