Gradatim Group Elects Co Presidents at First Baptist
The Gradatim Club Group of the First Baptist Church elects Mrs Kathryn Young and Mrs Katharine Edson as co presidents at a Friday supper meeting in the church social rooms. Twenty nine members attend. devotions by Mrs Young precede a buffet supper and hostesses from September to January assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Young
Mrcs
Katharine Edson
First Baptist Church
Young
Mabel Weller
Ethel Richmond
Margaret LaFlamme
Jennie Pellerin
Mary Coulter
North Adams Teachers College
Sally Kent
New Hampshire State Teachers College
Keene
Winnie Barber
Charlotte Lyons
Lodie Graves
Cara Mattison
Fur
Nishing
Florence Moses
Bessie Woodward
Bessie Wandrey
Josephine Clark
Florence Moore
Maud Edson
Clara Mattison
Goldie Berne
Woman’s Society
Jewel Kittner
Mary Fiitcroft
Louis Graves
Mabel Towart
Maude Scott
Hilda Orr
Vera Harmon
Maud Scott
Educational Building Fund
Miss Gabrielle Marcoux and Paul Jewett Wed in Burlington
Miss Gabrielle Claire Marcoux of Bennington wed Paul Erastus Jewett at Sacred Heart Church Burlington in a 11:30 a.m. June 10 ceremony. The double ring rite was led by Rev. Joseph F. Wiseman with 175 guests at Mt. Anthony Country Club reception. The couple, now residing at 112 Adams St., both hold local high school ties and work in area companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gabrielle Claire Marcoux
Bennington
Hector Marcoux
Birch St
Burlington
Paul Erastus Jewett
Paul Jewett
Weeks St
Mr. Jewett
Sacred Heart Church
Joseph F. Wiseman
Helen Galipeau
Margaret Dailey
Mt. Anthony Country Club
Adams St
Rice Memorial High School
Bijur Lubricating Corp
Bennington High School
Grand Union
National Guard Notes
Troop L of the 3rd Recon Squadron 102nd A C met at the Bennington Armory for weapons maintenance. Last weekend the Tank Section fired tables 1 2 and 3 at Underhill Vermont and the Rifle Section qualified on individual weapons at Hoosick Falls New York. Kenneth Darling of Pownal was inducted and will begin six months active duty in July. The next drill is Monday June 25 at 7 30 p m with a Counter-Insurgency class on guerilla warfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
102Nd A.C
Bennington Armory
Underhill
Hoosick Falls
N. Y
Kenneth Darling
Pownal
Farm Bureau Sets Field Day and Drive in Bennington County
Twenty trustees met at Ira and Mrs. Whitney home in Stamford to plan the budget field day and membership drive. Robert Graf of Rupert, president, said Bennington County leads 14 counties in paid memberships but needs more to reach the quota. Field day is set for Camp Ondawa on Saturday Aug. 4 and the July meeting will be July 16 at Camp Graf’s Lake St. Catherine camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington County Farm Bureau
Ira Whitney
Stamford
Robert Graf
Rupert
Bennington County
Camp
Ondawa
Mrs. Graf
Lake St. Catherine
Benhi Graduate On Duty in Pentagon
Philip Slee man son of Mr and Mrs Charles Sleeman of 714 Main Street serves two weeks active reserve duty at the Pentagon. A private first class in the Army Reserve he is with the 420th SIRA De teachment in Amherst Massachusetts. He holds a B S from Pittsburgh University and a master's from Boston University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benhi
Philip Sleeman
Charles Sleeman
Main Street
Pentagon
Sleeman
Army Reserve
Strategic Intelligence Research and Analysis
SIRA
Amherst
Mass
Pittsburg University
Boston Univrsity
University of Massachusetts
Edward G. Robinson Told to Rest after Illness
Film star Edward G. Robinson, age 68, is ordered to have complete rest by doctors at Princess Elizabeth Hospital in Nairobi Kenya. He is allowed no visitors as he recovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nairobs
Kenya
Edward G. Robinson
Princess Elizabeth Hospital
Postal Regulation Bans Nonstandard Envelopes Jan 1 1963
The Post Office Department will enforce new envelope size rules after January 1 1963. Envelopes under 3 inches high or 4.5 inches long are discouraged and those over 9 inches high or 12 inches long are discouraged. Nonrectangular shapes will not be mail able and height to length ratios below 1 to 1.414 are not recommended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Post Office Department
Thrift Shop Appeals For Items And Volunteers
The thrift shop on hand includes men's suits in good condition, a girl's top shoes, two pairs of roller skates, a porch chair, and a metal glass shelved cabinet. Requests have been for lamps, jewelry, a porch rug, and summer handbags. Proceeds go to United Counseling Service. open Fridays 2 to 5 p.m. and Saturdays 10 a.m. to noon. Workers this week include Mrs. Richard Van Santvoord, Ms. Barton Jenks, Mrs. Clifton S. Phillips, Miss Maude Edson, and new worker Miss Gladys Bowen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Counseling Service
Richard van Santvoord
Shadowbrook Road
Barton Jenks
North Bennington
Clifton S. Phillips
West Road
Maude Edson
Putnam St
Gladys Bowen
Savings Bonds Endorsement by Homebuilders
The piece promotes U S Savings Bonds as a way to save money and freedom, noting Uncle Sam uses Bond dollars to keep America strong. Leonard L Frank of Long Island, president of the National Association of Homebuilders, urges buying Bonds to fund a secure home and a free tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Uncle Sam
America
Leonard L. Frank
Long Island, N. Y
National Association of Homebuilders
Home Builders of America
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gradatim Group
Gabrielle Marcoux
Paul E. Jewett
Joan Damour
Polly Carruth
Joan Short
Jeanette Boudreau
Patricia Guetti
Barbara Goldberg
Richard Damour
Leonard Marcoux
Paul Prandini
Leo Boutin
Andre Betii
National Guard Notes
Thomas J. Longtin
Alice P. Longtin
Beech Street
B Co
3Rd Trig. Regt
U.S. Army Training Center
Infantry
Fort Dix
N.J
Philco
OME Furniture
Main St
Dial
C.ve
Burt Bros
Samant
Mathaounteed
Farm Bureau
P.O
Thrift Shop
U.S. Savings Bonds
Treasury Department
The
Advertising Council
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