Hempstead NY Sentinel 1947-1949

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THE HEMPSTEAD, N. Y., SENTINEL
tURSDAY, MARCH 4,1948
PAGE FIVE
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Nominations of officers will take on March 19.
place in Hempstead Lodge of Elks
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on Friday evenings, March 5th and
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National 4-H Club W.-k is b<-
SOCIAL EVENTS J \ |
>CAL HIGH SCHOOL GRADS WILL MARRY
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Mrs. William Entwhistle of Attleboro, Mass., has announced the
igagement of her daughter. Miss Lillian A. Smith of Elmwood aveme, Hempstead, to Charles M. Wilson, son of Mrs, Harold Wilson of
wood avenue, Hempstead, and the late Mr. Wilson. Both are
Lduates of Hempstead high school. Mr. Wilson served in Japan
|with the army. No date has been set for their marriage.
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Sunday, the theme being "Creating better homes today for a more
responsible citizenship tomorrow/'
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,RIE COSENZA TO MARRY ON APRIL 4
Miss Marie Cosenza, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George. Cosenza
>f Harvard road south, Garden City, will be married to John Pershig Fredericks, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Fredericks of Ozone Park,
ipril 4 at 4:30 a t her parents' home. The reception will be a t Shadow
iwn, Hempstead. Miss Margaret Cosenza will be her sister's only
ittendant. Mr. Fredericks served in the army four years, with 32
Hiths in the European theatre.
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>R. JOHN THATCHER TO ADDRESS WOMEN
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*Dr. John Thatcher will be the speaker a t a meeting of the Women's
:iety of Christian Service a t the Hempstead Methodist Church,
Tuesday, March 9 at 1:30 P. M. His topic will be MAdult Education."
tecause of his training and experience Dr. Thatcher ia able to speak
rith authority on this subject, say the officers of the society.
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Idith Ann Wall
ed Last Month
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Wall of
^airway, Hempstead, have antounced the marriage of their
laughter, Miss Edith Ann Wall,
Harold Lewis Rounds, son of
ir. and Mrs. A. Lee Rounds of
Rochester, N. Y. The ceremony
took place at Saint Luke's Episco>al Church, Rochester, February 7
md was attended by the families
id a few close friends.
The bride is a granddaughter
)f Mrs. Francis P. Hamlet of
empstead, and the late Dr. Ham|et. She is a graduate of Hempjtead high school and was in her
freshman year at Syracuse Unirersity at the time of her martage.
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Mr. Rounds, a veteran of the ar«
lyTBr^oreeTIs"attending Syracuse
Tniversity and is majoring in
chemical engineering.
[ary Nichols
lans to Marry
Mr. and Mrs. T. Harvey Nichols
^f Berinett avenue, Hempstead,
»ave announced the engagement of
[heir daughter, Miss Mary Annette
Tichols to Frank Warren Chinn,
ton of Mr. and Mrs. Frank A.
,'hinn of Richmond Hill.
The bride-elect is a graduate of
[empstead high school and P r a t t
Institute and is employed as a designer by the Spool Cotton Company.
Mr. Chinn, an army air—force
feteran, is a graduate of Brooktechnical high school and attended Brooklyn Polytechnic institute. He is associated with the Delydraire Corporation.
The Rev. John S. Haight of St.
pge's Church, and Mrs, Haight
rill go to Bernardsville, N. J.,
Sunday afternoon, where later in
(he day Mr. Haight will officiate
It the christening of their grandlaughter, Ellen Alexandra Haight,
^t St. Bernard's Church in Berlardsville. A reception will follow
the rectory. The baby is the
faughter of the Rev. Malcolm
taight and Mrs. Haight. Her fathjr is rector of St. Bernard's
fturch.
Dorothy Lalmant
Becomes Fiancee
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Lalmant of
G«rden-€4ty-and Churchville, Pennsylvania, announce t h e engage^
ment of their daughter, Dorothy
Lucille Lalmant, to Paul R. Deigendesch, Jr., of Southampton,
Pennsylvania.
Miss Lalmant is a graduate of
Hempstead High School, Hempstead, New York and Rider College,
Trenton, New Jersey.
Mr. Deigendesch is a graduate
of Bryn Athen High School and
served three years in, the U. S.
Coast Guard and Naval Air Force.
He is now completing his education
at the University of Pennsylvania.
Eastern Star
Announces Dates
—Games-were played following a
short business meeting of Morton
Chapter, Order of Eastern Star,
Tuesday evening at Masonic Temple. Plans were completed for
cooking and serving a dinner for
the Masons' school of instruction
at the Presbyterian Church House
March 20. Mrs. Ruth Krist and
Mrs. Honora Watjen will be in
charge.
The membership is reheasing a
musical show to be" given a t the
Hempstead Elks Club May 6 and
8, under the direction of Mrs. Hattie Gerdes with Mrs. Anna Semke
as chairman.
R t Worthy Helen E. Boyd and
Rt~"Worthy Edward J. Conlan, district leaders, will make their official visit to the chapter on March
30.
MILDRED GUIDA WED
ON VALENTINE'S DAY
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Guida of
Valcour avenue, East Hempstead,
have announced the marriage of
their daughter, Miss Mildred Guida,
to Alfred O'Sunna of East Hempstead at Our Lady of Loretto
Church on St. Valentine's day.
After a trip the couple are living
in East Hempstead.
Attending the couple was Mrs.
Bemice McGory and Daniel Nichols, both of Hempstead.
Mr.
O'Sunna is a navy veteran and
served overseas more thai** one
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Keegan of year.
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;11 street, Hempstead, announce
Miss Judith D. Witt, daughter of
le birth of a son, their first child,
"ebruary 22 at Mercy Hospital. He Mr. and Mrs. Norman D. Witt of
las been named Kerry John Kee- South Spruce street, West Hempstead, a sophomore at Bates colfan.
lege, Lewiston, Me., has been
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Thomas M. Tryniski
309 South 4th Street
Fulton New York
13069
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