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T H U R S D A Y , O C T O B E l T S , 1953
MILLBROOK ROUND TABLE
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Rev. RobertAgnew
Announces Sermon
Council Sponsors.
Arts and Crafts
P l e a s a n t Valley—The Recreation
Pleasant' Valley—The Rev. Robcouncil is sponsoring an A r t s and ert, Agnew has announced t h a t the
Miss Margaret Plunkett.
Crafts program, beginning October topic of his' serrhoh this Sunday
14 at the school a n d - c o n t i n u i n g a t the F i r s t P r e s b y t e r i a n church
Bride of Richard Ruehle
By Marie R o b e r t s
for six Wednesday evenings from will be "The Foolishness of P r e a c h t
F r a n c i s E i t h i e r is_still a patient •7:00 to 9:00 p i n i All boys and girls, ing."
P l e a s a n t Valley—The m a r r i a g e
ages 10-15, a r e invited to * particiin
St.
F
r
a
n
c
i
s
hospital.
of M l s s ' M a f g a r e t P l u n k e t t , daughThe.
Christian
Endeavor, society
THE METHODIST CHURCH
Joseph R; S n y d e r has arrived p a t e .
t e r of Mr. Nathaniel Plunket*. of
will meet at 7:30 p.m. Ella May
Pleasant Valley, X. V.
home from Europe. H e h a s been i n
T h e council has appointed Mrs. Hewlett w i l l - l e a d - a discussion on
Brooklyn, N. Y., and the late Mrs.
Rev. Robert F. Waller
. . . 1 0 : 1 5 A.M. Switzerland on business.
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Robert Hill, of the Spackenkill the topic, " W h a t Happens W h e n
P l u n k e t t , to Mr. Richard Ruehle, Church School
son of Mr. and Mrs. F r e d Ruehle, Divine Worship .-.--. — . . . 11 : 3 0 - A T M T
Gladys Yost celebrated h e r birth- School faculty, to direct t h e pro- We W o r s h i p ? " S a m H e w l e t t will
S: 00 P.M. day on October 3rd. _ r .
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ject. M r s . _ M a r t h a _ Rodex, .Mrs. l e a d . the-devotions.
took place Sunday, October 4, a t MYK* Meeting . . . v
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Lattin,
Mr.
Paul
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F r e d .Finkheiner celebrates hte
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p a t r i c k and Mrs. Clifford Lattin fellowship will meet at 7:30, to
birthday S a t u r d a y , October 10.
ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH
will assist Mrs. Hill.
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continue a discussion on Prejudice.
Rev. James E.-Richardson
E d w a r d Donegan, son of Mrs.
The p r o g r a m will consist of
Administrator
I r e n e Donegan, spent t h e week end metal, leather, yarn and felt crafts, B a r b a r a Appel will lead the discusSUn. Masses.7:00, 8:O0, 10:00. 12:00 with his mother. Edward, with the
sion and J a c k Cavo will lead the
Week Dav Masses
'7:00 A.M.
doll making, wood carving, clay devotions. A film strip," „"The UniU.
S.
Navy,
is
stationed
a
t
the
First Fri. Masses ..0:30, 7::50'A.M.
modeling, painting and sketching. versal Bill of H u m a n Rights," will
Xovenas (Mondays')".... 7:30 P.M. Brooklyn Navy Yard. F r o m there I n conjunction with the coming be shown and discussed,
he expects to be t r a n s f e r r e d
annual Hallowe'en festivities," time
The new J u n i o r High WestminFlorida.
ST. P A U L S '
yill be devoted to costume making ster fellowship will begin a t 7:30
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Mrs. I r e n e Donegan's grandchil- a\id window painting for those inPleasant Valley
Sunday evening, with Mrs. H a r l a n
1
THeTRev. Arthur A. Bessey, Vicar dren, Bruce and Janice, m o v e d J n te ested.
Howlett and Mrs. Richard Martin
with her. on N o r t h Avenue, and
Hallowe'en P a r a d e — — as advisers. Fun, fellowship a m L a
October 11th, The Nineteenth
I
r
e
n
e
is
looking
for
someone
to
Sunday after Trinity
A4- a recent meeting of the preview of the year ahead will be
t a k e care of t h e children while she board of direrctors, plans were
8:00 a.m. Holy Communion '
the theme of the meeting. All
9:45 a.m. Church School Service and is working here, a t the Mill. If also m a d e for the annual Hallowyoung people, who a t t e n d junior
classes.
you a r r r n t e r e s t e d , call I r e n e after e'en parade. Howard Moore will,
high school are invited to attend.
11:00 a.m. Morning Prayer and Ser 4:00 p.m.. P l e a s a p t Valley 2116.
be in charge of traffic and the se-ruon.
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On Thursday, October 15, the
F r a n k W a r m u s celebrates his lectiqn of judges. This year t h e r e
birthday this Sunday, October 11. will be prizes for costumes. A re- Ladies' Aid will be host to the
T e r r i Lynn Mann celebrates h e r viewing s t a n d will be erected near P r e s b y t e r i a n society of the N o r t h
Pleasant Valley-Items
River Presbytery. The all-day sessecond birthday today, Thursday, the Firehouse.
sion will begin a t 10:00 a.m. and
October
8.
Herri
Lynn
is
the
daughMiss Emilie G. Skidmore is a
Prizes will alsp be awarded for lunch.will be served at noon. Ladies
patient at Neurological I n s t i t u t e , t e r of Mr. and Mrs. J o h n Mann. window painting. The painting will
Mrs. E m m a Weiman, m o t h e r of begin the week end before Hallow- are urged to m a k e reservations
710 West 168th Street, N e w York
H
o
w a r d Weiman and R u t h Cha- e'en under t h e direction of Mrs. now.
32, N. Y._
con, celebrated her seventy-third Clifford L a t t i n .
Steak Supper.
—
Mrs.
Frederick S tutz, Creek
birthday Tuesday, October 6.
The Double Circle Couples' club
Miss Dorothy Albertson, the
road, underwent an operation a t
chairman, is arranging for a series will serve a charcoal broiled steak
Vassar hospital recently. She • is
of movie cartoons to be shown at supper in the church basement on
now recuperating, at h e r home.
"Kingdom Come"
the school, following the parade. S a t u r d a y , October 17 from 6:00 to
Ronald Archie Knechtel, son of Is Sexmcni.Topjc__
7:00 p.m. f Tickets, at S2.50 each,
Refreshments
-will-be-distributed
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Knechtel, has
may be~obtained from m e m b e r s :
by tfie_ETcA. F u r t h e r details will
r e t u r n e d to his home after being
Mrs. W a r r e n Wigsten is c h a i r m a n
P l e a s a n t Valley — T h e sermon be annunced later:
a patient at Vassar-hospital.
of*7h~e event and Mr. r a n d Mrs.
Topic for t h e worship service this
3KM) p.m:, in St. Stanislaus church,
All boys and c girls interested in William Plass are co-presTdents of
George Millett,- son of Mr. and Sunday morning delivered by the
Pleasant Valley. The Rev. J a m e s
*the a r t s a n d " crafts p r o g r a r m
E. Richardson officiated at the Mrs. John Millett, N i a g a r a road; Rev. Robert F. Waller at the Meth- should sign up now. See Mrs. Clif- the club.
celebrated his sixth birthday on odist church, is "When Will the
ceremony.
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This Saturday, the Couples' club
ford Lattin for details.
Tuesday, October 6.
Kingdom C o m e ? " Special music by
will have a pot luck supper meetThe bride, who was escorted by
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Baright the male qfuartette Will be sung
ing at 6:30. The theme of the
her father, was gowned in white
celebrated their wedding anniver- for the a n t h e m .
meeting is "Wedlock or DeadHome Bureau to H e a r
satin and lace, with an illusion sary' on October 7.
T h e M.Y.F. will meet at the
lock." The Rev. Robert Agnew will
neckline. She wore a beaded lace
Mrs. Hardy Steeholm
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Covert,
lead the discussion. Couples are
cap with a fingeT-tip veil and car- North avenue, celebrated t h e i r 7:00 p.m. hour for the annual fall
lection
of
new
officers.
cordially invited to come and share
. ried a bouquet of white stephanotis 27th wedding anniversary OctoP l e a s a n t Valley—The Home Bu- an evening of fun, fellowship and
' T h e Men's Club will meet at 8
centered with an orchid.
ber 9.
;p_jn^_pji_Iuesday, October 13, fn reau will meet Monday night, Oc- study. They are asked to bring a
Mrs. Mary Halpern, aunt of the
S t e w a r t Budd, son of -Mrr-and' the basement of the temple. The tober 12, at the Firehouse. Mrs. covered dish.
bride, wore a navy taffeta dress Mrs. Kenneth Budd, T r a v e r 'road, report for the first building fund E a r l Brockway will preside. HostCorporation Meeting
_withl navy accessories^ and wore_ a will absexye_-his-llth b i r t h d a y ^ Q n l p r o ^ ^ v r t l l - b V m a d e ^ a n d - a s s i g n - esses for the—meeting —are—Mrs_
special
Corporation meeting
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corsage of white c h r y s a n t h e m u m s . Monday, October 12.
ments will be made for each man. Thomas G. Cross, Mrs. J o h n Re- will be held Sunday directly after
gula
and
Mrs.
Ethel
Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. P e t e r Selderbeck
Mrs. F r e d Ruehle, the brideT h e Women's Society will send
Mrs. H a r d y Steeholm, curator of the worship service; for the purgroom's mother, was dressed in have moved from Long Island to several, women as representatives
pose of approving the tentative
h i8toric
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navy taffeta with matching acto the District W.S.C.S. m e e U h ^ ,
£
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budget for -1954—:
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cessories, and her corsage was 44. Mr. Selderbeck is employed by on Tuesday, October 13, in Pine chess County Historical societyAuction
Successful
Merritt
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t
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will
be
the
speaker.
She
will
diswhite chrysanthemums.
Plains, N. Y.
T h e Presbyterian church auction
cuss "Old Wedding Invitations anjl
Beverly Teal, d a u g h t e r of Mr.
The—bride's sister,~Mrs. Mary
was a great success. Mr. George
Monday
is
also
the
si^th
wedSocial
Life
100
Years
Ago.';X"""
and
Mrs.
Paul
Teal,
will
celebrate
Bentzlin, was the m a t r o n of honor,
Corsage making, under the lead House and his c o m m i t t e e wish to
and-Cafol—Bentzlin,_nigC£_ofJi the. her second birthday Monday, Oc- ding anniversary date of Mr. and
Mrs. O t t o Rossway.
ership
of Mrs..Harlan Howlett has t h a n k all who contributed to the
tober
12.
bride, was the' flower girl.
T h e Ladies' auxiliary of the been completed and The Aluminum auction or cooperated in any way.
Mr. and Mrs. W'arren L. Ollivett,
Donald Keller, of Poughkeepsie,
P l e a s a n t Valley Fire company m e t T r a y project, under the leadership The very real success was a t t r i b u t was the best man. Ushers were Trover road, will observe their
Tuesday evening, with Shirley of Mrs. H e r b e r t Lawrence, is now ed to the very real cooperation
Elliot de Martine and Roger Lee. 10th wedding anniversary on Monunder way.
Cardinall presiding.
.
t h a t was shown.
day,
October
12.
The bride attended the Brooklyn
schools, and is a g r a d u a t e ot Long
Island-university.'s-SchoaLof_Nurs^
ing, and is presently employed a t
St. Francis hospital, in Poughkeepsie.
Mr. Ruehle attended the Arlington High school and is employed
by IBM at P l a n t 2, Poughkeepsie.
* Immediately after the ceremonv,
a reception, was held at Club " 4 4 ^
in Pleasant Valley. After, a brief
. wedding trip to .Maine, the .couple
plans to reside in P l e a s a n t Valley.
KIIIST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Rev'. 'Robert L. Agnew, Pastor
Sunday Schc^l
•.. .0:45 ,A.M.
ChurcR Service
11:00 A.M.
Young People
.' 7:45 P.M.
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Valley Cub Scouts
Receive Awards
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P l e a s a n t Valley—Pack 33 of the
Pleasant Valley . C u b Scouts m e t
Thursday, Sept. 24 at the Pleasant
Valley Legion hall. The meeting
was opened with the flag ceremony
led by Cub Scout Thomas Mitchell.
Cub -Master Joseph Weber introduced Committee Chairman Arthur Griffen, who conducted the
meeting.
A financial report was given by
M r s . - C h a r l e s Cookingham,-ln t h e
absence of Charles Cookingham,
financial secretary. T h e r e is a abidance of S220 in the treasury.. I t
has been alfnounced t h a t these
funds will be used for Cub activities.
Cub Master Joseph Weber reports t h a t seventeen new boys have
registered in Pack 33. Registration
will close October 31. All Cub
Scouts who re-register by October
15 will have half of their registration tee (25 cents) paid by the
Pack Committee.——
_The following awards were made
a t the meeting: Wolf Award: Norbort Streitsitzer, G a r y Harrison,
William Van Buskirk, Donald Davids, Donald Ktichlor, Lewis Ackerman. B e a r A w a r d : Lawrence Sag-endorph and J e r r y Haight. Lion
A w a r d : Orlando Van Wagner, Jr.,
William Cummings, Robert Smith.
Gold A r r o w : Wilfred Crans, F r a n k lin Mears. Silver A r r o w : William
Oldenburg, F r a n k l i n Mears, Orlando Van Wagner, Jr., Richard
Lamf5T~M!chael H a n k a m p . OneYear Pin: Michael H a n k a m p , Donald Davids, T e r r y -.Osbpurne.
The final a w a r d of the evening
w a s >he candlelight ceremony of
the Webelos Court of Achievem e n t . Cub Master Joseph Weber
presented the Webelos Badge to
Cub Scouts Randy Vaeth, Thomas
Mitchell and Bruce Cookingham.
This is t h e highest award In Cub
• scouting.
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On S a t u r d a y / S e p t e m b e r 2 8 , - a
Cub Pack rally w u held a t C a m p
Nootccmlng In S a l t Point. P a c k 33
won first prlxo In the "Steal the
Bacon" game.'A committee meeting was held
Tuesday, September 29th at the
P l e a s a n t Valley Legion hall.
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