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J~ HERE FREDONIA CEKSOS - Monday, Nov. 25, 1946 Ml&'frii annooBced that t|e so-To Cetebroff Golden | | St Ucy's Society Holds ciety will go to communion, in aWedding Anniversory body on Dec. 15. In the ffvening a /LMr.'iii^-Mrs. Itforris.liilley T##1 Election of Officers wtf st Anlb0 be at home 04 Maple i t b 9 . M i t M r . < u j ffi*' * **? 5 ^ Thursday evening from Ave., on seven.un1 nawsttag ktst WedneaSay.evening in i ^ - j^-4-4 til ten p^oclc. T o their friends who "H: Arkwright A quietwedding S t Anttxaay** hall, / f h e aHowing officers for the coming year were SHAKESPEARE CLUB Members of the Fredonia Shake- may cal Ito celebrate their fiftieth took place in the Methodist church speare clufe will be entertained, Wedding anniversary. Presents are at Sheridan, Nov. 16 at 2:30 P . M. re-elected. gratefully declined. when Dorothy Louise Wise, only . President, Miss Frances Cacca- Thursday afternoon Dec. 5th a t O ; : : > daughter ox Mr. and Mrs. Fred mfoe; vice-president, Mrs. Charles the home of Mrs. Howard Bradley, Wise of Arkwright "and yerland Coni$2io; treasurer, Miss Antoniet- Temple street The topic for the DIETZEN Guy Cooper, son of Mr. and Mrs. te LaGrgna; secretary, Miss Fran- afternoon will be T h e Eastetn !RS. ARTHURGIRL ENTERTAINS Guy Cooper of Cherry Creek* were Question." ces Privateer. SCOUT MOTHERS united in marriage by Rev. Boiling .! Mrs. Arthur Dietzen entertained pastor of the church, using t h e the .mothers <& girl scout of Troop single ring ceremony. Only' t h e No. 17 recently a t her home, 79 immediate families were ' present. East Main street. Vases of chrysanthemums in a u A Christmas program was dis- tumn colors were arranged on the cussed. Mrs. Arthur Ellisworth, altar.. r';/:'^-':-[-'--\'^yj:'p:'^:Mrs. Manley Sessions and Mrs. The bridesmaid w a s Miss Dean Boiling were named on t h eEunice White of Cassadaga, who committee in charge. wore a street length dress of yelMrs. Otis Swift was guest speak- low crepe with brown accessories er.; Lunch; was served after the and a corsage of yellow pompons meeting. and rosefouas. "=m" 9= The best man was Wayland D. Cooper of Utica, brother of the
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The December meeting of the P-T* A. will be held Monday evening a t 8 o'clock i n t h e / h i g h school auditorium.' * Mrs. Howard Young will b e i n and stalled president; Harry Hickey, vice-presiden.tr Mrs. M.. M. Sessions, secretary*, Mrs. Walter Van Scoter, treasurer; ,,..;,..,'..^.:,:: The installing ceremony will be, in charge of Mrs. Austin Anderson of Jamestown, county P-T. Av d > : BERLOUAppiird b , as ii rector, and ^Newton Huntley,: re4yon a l - y e wHttta , , . tiring president; \ ; B*ee watast moth im^^ Following the business meeting a receptiin will b e held for: thie teachers. AH persons interested are invited 4o attend. :?J5:t$l^ ' l>a i *

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The bride wore a street length dress of aqua wool Jersey with Mr. an4 Mrs. Guy G. Clark who were startled October 1% at black accessories. Her corsage was Sacred Heart Church, Diinkirfc. Ttoi bride, formerly Miss Adeline a lavender orchid, with yellow rosebuds. The bride's mother B. Klaibor, is the daiighter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph ML Klajbor of chose fuchsia crepe a n d trie Courtney Street, Dunkirk, Their w< idding cake, which she is cutgroom's mother, navy blue crepe, tmz,.is toRped with the decoration used on her parents' wedding ajid each wore a corsage O f cake. Her veil of Chantilly lace w i s worn by her mother a* her gardenias. ';'"' A 4:30 dinner was given by the wedding. Mr! Clark of Dunkirk is the son of Mrs. Peart Phillips bride's parents in j the Arkwright of Collins Center, N. Y. Grange Hall. Baskets V of mums added t o the appointments and a color scheme of pink and [white fjredonia Garden Qub was carried out. The table was centered with a two-tiered! wedTo Send Gift To .ding cake, topped by a miniature bride and groom. Double candle Kentucky chool holders wth pink candles being Instead of tb^e customary e x on. either side. Covers were laid change O gifts a t the ' annual f for 23. Christmas Party Dec. 13th the Mr. a n d Mrs. Cooper left for a fredonia Garden club "members trip through' Pennsylvania and to The Decembei: meeting of BenBaltimore and Washington, D. C. jamin Prescott chapter D.AJR., will will send money, gifts and clothThe groom served 44 months in be held Thursday afternoon, Dec. ing to the Lottes Creek Community World War Ily of which 40 months 5th a t the home of Mrs.; Walter School, in Concordia, Kentucky. Miss Alice Slone, director of this were spent in Bermuda. He wasRathbyn, 57 Central Ave. school, is known to many in this! discharged in September, 1945. The" assisting hosesses will be Guests were present from James- Miss Edith Osborne, Mrs.'": Nina locality. The club has made d o town/ Elmira, Utica, Cassadaga, Dye, Mrs. G.' L, Englert, Miss EmV nations to this school, for several Pomfret, Dewittville, Leon a n d ma Dederick, Mrs. Margaret Green, years at Christmas time and sent and feel Cherry Creek. Miss Dorothy Winchester, Miss M. garden seeds in the spring All cona worth while project. Louise Reuther and Miss \ Ruth tributions are totoeleft with Miss Shephard.-'- Members a r e asked to bring their gifts for Tamassee t o Kuth Colburh, Water Street, before JLoeal G i r l M a k e s this meeting. This wil also be the December 1st. ; : S u c c e s s ' I n : ; ./^ ; ; ;iast call for dues. ^ ' :

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EXECUTIVE COUNCIL WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION.'.,. Ruth Blodgett, daughter of Mr. Vocational Guidance The Executive: Council of the and Mrs, Warren P . Blodgett, 395 Committee Tja Meet Women's Association will hold a East Main street,; Fredonia, forced regular meeting Monday evening to give up her ambition to enter At Mayville I ]3ec. 2 a t the home of the presithe aviation field because of her youth, is making a success of an- A meeting of the Vocational denty Mrs. Herman Graf, Temple other, field in the research depart- Guid'ance committee of the coun- kreet. Plans for the January meetwill b e ment of the Hamilton Watch Com- ty YTM.C.A. will be held Tuesday ing of the Association evening at the Peacock I n n Uo'rmed at this time. in ., i ' pany, Lancaster, Pa. Mayville. Plans for t h e guidance Miss Blodgett graduated from Allegheny College last June a t the clinics to be held next spring iSIGMA BETA J age t>f 19, and found she could not and the program for the year will The Sigma Beta society ;of t h e : l enter her chosen field because Of be discussed at this time. Presbyterian church will meet her,age. The age requirements for LEGION AUXILIARY Thursday, Dec. 6, in the home of the aviation field being 21. Spring, street The regular . S h o r t l y after graduation / shethe American monthly meeting of Miss Emma Piehl, 4 be served by Legion Auxiliary at 6:30. Supper will received, an, offer to work in the All memt H a m i l ^ x W^tch Company, which will bei ;held next Monday evening the committee in charge. a r gift not at the Legion Home in East Main bers are ask^;to bring exceedirig';;25;^^;^n#a^^^ ymgXJ?preseh^sh> i s writihg his- ; torical articles concerning company products and activities. COMMUNITY CLUB Members of' the West Hill Community club were entertained last Thursday evening by Miss Elva' Hammond at the home of Mrs. Charles White, Chautauqua street. Assisting hostesses were Mrs. Esther Hayden, Mrs. Laura "Jenson, Mrs. Gertrude Klocek and Mrs. Mildred McFadden. Games were played. : The next meeting of the club will be held on Thursday evening, Dec. 19 in the dinette of the Meth odist church. CHURCH OF CHRIST T^e Churcr of Christ Evening Guild was entertained last Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Lawrence Butler, Fifth street, Dunkirk. Plans were completed for a supper and bazaar to be given soon. -

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