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THE HEMPSTEAD, N. Y., SENTINEL
Fo r m er Marine
Myles Law lor, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mutes B. Lawlor of Hempstead
is a member of the Ithaca College band which is touring Central New Captain Marries
York, Connecticut and Long Island for six days. The tour which in^
COLLEGE BAND WILL VISIT NASSAU COUNTY
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THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 1948
Bishop Inspects Gilts for Needy
eludes tMrt«?n concerts, will terminate this weekend with two perMiss Muriel A. Scherb, daughformances at Malverne and one at Babylon. Later the band will play ter of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Scherb
at Lyons and Elmira. Mr. Lawlor plays the bass clarinet.
of River Edge, N. J., became the
bride of Roosevelt S. Hedemark,
^FRANKLIN PTA BUYS RADIO-PHONOGRAPHS
son of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar HedeAt an executive boarll meeting of the Franklin P.T.A. of Hemp- mark of Charles street, Hempstead,
stead on Thursday afternoon it was decided to purchase three Radio- Saturday at Trinity Lutheran
Phonograph combinations which will be presented to the sehool at
today's meeting. The instruments will be used in the school for music Church. The reception was at Linappreciation and various musical and educational programs.
coln Inn, Rockville Centre.
The association's annual rummage sale will be held on Tuesday,
Mrs.
Virginia Hahn of River
March 23, at the school. Mrs. Frank Wruck, chairman.
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Edge, was matron of honor and the
bridesmaids included Miss FlorMISS ALDEN NAMED DURANT SCHOLAR
ence Christiansen of Hempstead,
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In the traditional Honors Day Chapel services at Wellesley Coljgge Mrs. Olaf Osternes of West Hemp-;
iren 10, Miss Elizabeth Alden of Hempstead was named a Durant
on March
Scholar for highest academic achievement. The daughter of Dr. and stead and Mrs. Richard Hedemark
Mrs. Ruel L. Alden, 88 Hilton avenue, Muss Alden is a member of Phi of Miami, Fla. Daniel Beckett of
Beta Kappa, national honorary scholastic society, and an associate Lakeview served a s best man."
-\ member of Sigma Xi. national honorary scientific society. A senior at
Mrs. Hedemark attended BerkeWellesley. Miss Alden is a member of the staff of Legenda, the senior
~ annual; a member of Wellesley College News, and Phi Sigma, the ley Secretarial School. » A* gradu• semi-academic society interested in modern literature. She is a grad- ate of Hempstead high school and
Tons and .tons of food and clothing have been' collected for th<
«uate of the Cathedral School in Garden City.
Manhattan College, the bridegroom
Long Island to London campaign to relieve the poor people of London
took post graduate work at the
The campaign closed Palm Sunday, but pickups will continue through
ELAINE GOODHUE
University of Minnesota. He served
out Brooklyn and Long Island through the week of April 5 Phot<
BECOMES FIANCEE
overseas with the U. S. Marines
shows the Hi. Rev. James P . DeWolfe, Bishop of Long Island, win
M r / and Mrs. John M. Goodhue and formerly held the rank of conceived the idea, Inspecting some of the gifts with the Venerabl
of Baldwin, have announced the captain.
Charles W. MtaeLean of Rfverhead, Archdeacon of Suffolk County
Miss Jeanne - Marie
Maher, engagement of their daughter,
Russell R. Brown, secretary of the Bishop's Committee of the Laity
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Miss "Elaine Kuth Goodhue, to
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and the Venerable Harry J. Stretch of Garden City, Archdeacoi
Maher of Gnoton place, West Richard J. Kenney, son of Mr. and
Mrs. John Demsey of Madison avQueens and Nassau Counties, looking on (left to right). The cam
Hempstead, has selected May 8 as enue, West Hempstead.
paign, sponsored by the Diocese of Long Island, Protestant Episcopa
the date of her marriage to Robert
Miss Goodhue, a Baldwin high
Church, proved to he a tremendous success.
Brennan, son Of Mr. and Mrs. Mat- school graduate, is with the CanMiss Rita M. Coqgnhn*.
thew. Brennan of BeHerose. The non Mills in Manhattan. Mr. Ken- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Coughis ait alumnus of Chaminade
ceremony will be at St. Thomas ney
DOROTHY^ HANLEY
high school and during the war lin of WorceslefT- Masev -wKll the
the Apostle Church, West Hemp- served as a paratrooper with the married to John %\ Carroll, Jr.,
SETS WEDDING DAY
stead at 10:30, followed by a re- 11th Airborne Division in Japan. son of Mr, and Mrs. John W. Car"\ Miss Dorothy Patricia Hanlej
ception at the Stewart Manor
roll of Stewart avenue, Hempstead,
Country Cluto.
A music festival and choral con- daughter o\ Mr. and, Mrs. Georg
Easter Sunday. The ceremony will
V. Hanley df MeadoW street, Gar
Mrs. Harry S. Cahill of Brooktake place a t St. Joseph's Roman test, sponsored by the New York
fved to Fran
lyn,' will be matron of honor for
Catholic Church, Garden City at State Federation of Women's den OftyjTO
Clubs, second district, will be held C. Bairdf s& f W d r g e T. Bair
her sister, and Matthew Brennan,
p.m.
in the Cathedral House, Garden of Rockville Centre, and the lat
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Miss Doris Gloria Hansen, *
Jr., will be his brother's best man.
Miss Agnes Wood of Rosedale City, Thursday, April 8, at l:30j Mrs. BftttlJn'Sfc Ois^pH's* Roma
The future bride is a graduate daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George
will be maid of honor and Thomas Choral groups of clubs competing Catholic ^ u ^ n ^ l f r i l 17 at 1
of Hempstead high school and her Hansen of Monroe street, West
Carroll will serve as his brother's will include Nassau Women's Club: a.;.m.
fiance is an alumnus of Sewan- Hempstead, and Edward August
best man. The reception wUl be at Garden City Woman's Club; The : Mrs. Rudolf Drenick of Schnec
haka. He is a Navy veteran. After Rose, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs.' Rose
Twentieth Century Club of Rich* |ady will be her sister's matron c
the Carroll home.
a trip the couple will live in West of Millerton, formerly of West
The bfide-elect attended Worces- mond Hill and the Woman's Club honor and^ the! .bridesmaids are t
Hempstead, will marry April 10.
Hempstead.
The ceremony will take place at ter schools* Her-fiancjBj A gradu- of Great Neck. Proceeds will bene- be Miss Evelyn Baird, sister of th
fit the music scholarship fund for prospective bridegroom, and Mh
15 p. m. at Trinity Lutheran Church ate of Hempstead high school,
youth.
;
i Graco Breese. Robert Baird wi
I West Hempstead, and the recep- served with the army a s a sergeant
Judges will be Mrs. James N. be his brother's heat man.
I tion will be at Lincoln Inn, Rock- and was on overseas duty over a
year.
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Gehrig, composer-pianist; Maurice
ville^_Cenire.
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Garabrant, organist of the CatheThe annual Greek games, compeThe bride's attendants will be DOROTHY BRUDIE
dral of the Incarnation, and Lowell
titions between freshmen and Miss Jean Samson of—Franklin TO MARRY APRIL 18
Patton, organist of Christ First
sophomore girls of Hempstead Square, maid of honor; Miss Joan
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Thomas
Brudie
of
High School, will be presented on Guggisburg, Miss Dorothy Roes, Williston Park, have announced Presbyterian Church.
Mrs.
John I. Brush of West
Thursday afternoon, April 15, and Miss Eleanor Jaeger, and Miss Jac- the engagement of their daughter,
Friday evening, April 16, in the queline Rizenback, all of West Miss Dorothy Brudie, to James Hempstead is committee chairman.
boys* gym, Greenwich street.
Hempstead, bridesmaids. Alfred Kelly, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thom- Tickets may be obtained from her
This year, the games will be ded- Rose will be his brother's best man. as Kelly of Princeton- street, or the committee which include.*
Hempstead.
Mr3 William Hays Lawrence, Mrs.
icated to Neptune, the god of the
After a trip the couple will live
The bride-elect is a graduate of Walter R. Hood, Mrs. Meredith
sea. Joan Shutkind will portray at Millerton.
Mineola high school Mr. Kelly
Neptune, and Sue Erickson, his
attended Hempstead high school Kent, Mrs. Fletcher Tracy, Mrs,
is employed at Mitchel Field. Fred C. Riggs, Mrs. Minnie Ti
wife, Amphitate.
DOLORES LA VAY WEDS and
They will be married April 18 at Swain, Mrs. Reuben E. Tostman,
Beverly Kline, general chairman AT POST CHAPEL HERE
the Community Church of East Mrs.
Edward H. Best, Mrs. Rayof the event, is being assisted by
Williston.
Miss Dolores La Vay, daugh- . ...
. . . mond N. Corwith, Mrs. Alfred S.
• Betty Hand, sophomore priestess,
The Cornell Women's Club of Griffiths, Mrs. Albert Pretzfelder,
and Joan Kitrell, freshman priest- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Milton La Vay
of Elton road, Garden City, will Long Island will sponsor a square Mrs. Arthur D. Jaques, Mrs. FreoV
ess.
{ Rosemary Mooslumer is sopho- be married on Saturday to John dance April 9 at 8 p, ml in the erick M. Gibson, Mrs. Cord A.
more challenger, Anna Doharty, W. Morrison, Jr., son of John W. Jackson street school, Hempstead, Meyer, Mrs. Fred W. Lyon, Mrs.
EXCITING OFFERI
the freshmen challenger. Janet dc Morrison of Chester eyenue, Gar- for the benefit of the club's schol- Philip T. Rogers and Mrs. Andrew
H. Boardnian.
~ Martino and Marion Jacoves are den City. The ceremony will take arship fund.
ONtY IN MARCHI
place
at
Mitchel
Field
chapel
and
charioteers.
STORE HOURS:
FRANKLIN SHOPS
Aiding the Freshmen are upper- the reception will be at the OfPally
9 to 5:80
classmen Audrey Farrell, Ada ficers' Club.
Friday Noon to 9
Mrs.
William Whitney, 4th of
Witt, Barbara
Tatem,
Anne
Thompson, Joan Distler, Joan Lew- Garden City will be matron of honI T S THE
is, Rosemarie Behrman, Enid Un- or and Captain Gerald La Vay,
derbill, Sonja Johnson, and Mary will serve as best man.
FRANKLIN SHOPS
Ellen Lydiard.
FOR
Helping the Sophomores are up- SANDRA WARD BUTLER
per-classmpn Eleanor Berlinghoff. WAS WED LAST WEEK
Adele Hoffman, Iuna Israelson.
Mrs. Sandra Ward Butler of 146
Dorothy Rehill, Alorine Brown, Nassau boulevard, Garden City,
Velma Lyons, Louise Gentile, Mar- daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs,
If your favorite old
garet Mackin, Jean Keilly, Joan Samuel Dwight Ward, was marpictures art fading
Hothman, and Annis Thompson.
ried 4ast Wednesday to Frederick
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G. Hoch, son of Mr. and Mrs.
GARDEN CITY PAIR
George W. Hoch -of Roosevelt
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PLANNING TO MARRY
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AT Ol R APPLIANCE ANNEX
The ceremony took place at St.
Mr. and Mrs. David L. Nogel
34 N. Franklin Avenue
Radio*
Refrigerators
mils this offerl Conof Stewart avenue, Garden City, James Lutheran Church, Stewart
Directly at the entrance to
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—Elisabeth Nogel, to Richard FriaFranklin
Shops
Parking
Area
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Television
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ble, son of Mrs. Otto G. Frisbie of F. Smith w«re the attendants. Af'•' *
Chestnut street, Garden City, and ter a wedding trip the couple will
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the late Dr.' Frisbie.
live in Garden City.
The bride-elect is a graduate of
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tended Wellesley College and the ter, Miss Winfred Menz of Wash230 I nl«on A l i m
Tobe Coburn School. Mr. Frisbie,
2:>0
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N.
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ington
street,
Hempstead,
are
ll«m|»*.lr:i<l. V. \ .
an army veteran, received his law
Greater
Long
Island's
Department
Store
vacationing
in
Florida.
degree at St. Johns College.
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Choral Contest
Listed for April 8
Doris Hansen Sets
Date for Wedding
Greek
Games Apr, 15
1<$ Off on
Restoration
work and
Miniatures
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