Patterson to Wed in April at New York ceremony
Bank president Herbert Parsons Patterson will wed Patricia Shephard Norris in New York on April 30. Norris, former wife of Chicago grain financier Bruce A. Norris, has a teenage daughter and is active in charity work. Patterson is a Chase Manhattan Bank president and director. Both maintain homes in New York and Southampton.
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New York
Patricia Shephard Norris
Chicago
Bruce A. Norris
Herbert Parsons Patterson
Chase Manhattan Bank
Norris
Mr. Patterson
Southampton
International Council of the Museum of Modern Art
Chester Ames Shephard
Pebble Beach
Calif
Douglas School For Girls
Finch College
Stanford University
Mr. Norris
Louise Oakey McVeigh
John D. Kennedy
Lenox
Mass
Morehead Patterson
American Machine & Foundry Co
Rufus Patterson
Groton
Yale
Patterson
Henry Clews
Chase
David Rockefeller
National Council On Crime and Delinquency
Council On Foreign Relations
Mayor
Penny Social and Bride’s Elizabethan Evening
A penny social at the Franco-American Club features door prizes and refreshments as Lorraine Bradford set to wed Edward Lewis tonight at Sacred Heart Church. The event includes a reception at the club. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Wendell Bradford, will wear a silk organza dress with Chantilly lace and carry roses. After a Bermuda trip the couple plans to live at 92 Dalton Ave. Also reported is Cub Pack 18 at St. Mark's Church awarding twenty six bolo pins and inviting volunteers to become den mothers.
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Lorraine Marshall Bradford
Wendell E. Bradford
Bishop Pliwy
Edward Harry Lewis
Richard T. Mooney Jr
Canaan
N. Y
Joseph Coffey
Sacred Heart Church
Stephen J
Stan Stockley
Public Ley Club
Robert M. Denton
Mooney
Andrew F. Bradford
Michael J. Doolan
Bermuda
Dalton Ave
St. Joseph's High School
St. Francis’ Hospital School of Nursing
Hartford
Conn
Lewis
St. Mark's Church
Allyn Stackpoole
den I
Thomas Spratlin
Joseph Piya
Michael Pezzini
Frank Hall
Mark Nasciemento
David Bump
Mark Stackpoole
John Sykes
Den
Shane McColgan
David Marchetti
Daniel Flood
Peter Coughlin
Scott Thomas
Joel Scussel
James Fitzsimmons
Paul Henry
Robert Peterson
Todd Dietrich
Matthew Hamilton
John Tierney
Mark Bourgoin
Tom Paul
David Paul
Steven Bassett
William Barton
Frederick Dery
Dens
Paul Hensy
Mr. Stackpoole
Holy Family Sodality Re Elects Officers
The Holy Family Rosary Sodality re elected all its officers Sunday. They are Mrs. Charles J. Waszkelewiz president Mrs Louis Sorcha vice president Mrs Joseph Szymanski secretary and Mrs Frank Muha treasurer The next meeting will follow the Wednesday evening Leosen services on Feb 25 Plans are being made for the traditional Easter Swefeonka dinner on April 25.
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Holy Family Rosary Sodality
Charles J. Waszkelewiz
Louis Sorcha
Joseph Szymanski
Frank Muha
Meetings and events for local clubs this week
This item lists upcoming meetings at the YMCA and Stanley Club with hosts Mr and Mrs Tibor Kormendy and Mr and Mrs Joseph Shortland. It notes a NSA Berkshire Hills event with Richard O'Brien speaking on Radio Station WNSA. It also mentions a book review supper at the Women's Club and a country store silent auction with door prize won by Mrs Rene J Nardin. Washington's birthday closure and upcoming birthday and card parties are noted along with an orientation for new executive board members on March 2. GE is a Lenox High School graduate who served in the Army and earned the Bronze Star in Vietnam.
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YMCA
Tibor Kormendy
Joseph Shortland
Berkskshire Hills
NSA
Stanley Club
Richard O'Brien
WNSA
Women’s Club
Harold ©. Criswell
Berkshire Athenaeum Review
Rene J. Nardin
Washington
By GE
Lenox High School
Vietnam
What's Doing Tonight and Tomorrow in Williamstown Area
A Williams College and Berkshire region notice lists events: Berkshire Pioneers square dance at Dalton Community House with caller Leo Morgan Dumas at 8 p.m. and a Williamstown Baroque Concert in Griffin Hall at 8 20 p.m. Tonight also features a high school dance, Perry's Restaurant dance, and a chamber music concert. Tomorrow includes Taconic High School Valentine Dance, Down County Squares square dance at Housatonic Community Center, and choral concerts at Thompson Memorial Chapel.
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Berkshire
Leo Morgan Dumas
Dalton
Williamstown Baroque Consort
Griffin Hall
Williamstown
Down County Squares
Ed Joyner
Housatonic Community Center
Chamber Singers of
Mount Holyoke College
Williams Chamber Choir
Thompson Memorial Chapel
A. P.m
Movie Timetable Highlights Across Cities
The schedule lists multiple theaters and film titles with showtimes. Capitol shows Madigan's Missions and Fearless Frank, Palace runs Fearless Frank and The Arrangement, Paris screens Cactus Flower, West Springfield lists Paint Your Wagon, and other venues present The Magic Christian Goodbye Mr Chips and Brats among others with matinees and evening times.
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West Springfield
Matinees
Sun
Cinema 3
Mr. Chips
Sat
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H. P. Patterson
Bank
Girls Scout. News
Penny
Lorraine Bradford
Berkshire Pont-Pomsdium and Bugle Corps
Cub Scout News
Holy Family Sodality
Women’s Club News
Kanter
Todmorden Stables
Cununnington
Massachusetts
Poonee
Ringo Starr
Magic Techmicolor
Raquel Welch
WE Honor
Sna Cates
Riverdale RO
W.spflo
Acrestas
Nea
Peter O
Sia
Elia Kazan
Kirk Douglas
Faye Dunaway
Deborah Kerr
Richard Boone
Santa Vit
TEL
Fasootick
Dim Brown
George Kennedy
Rede
Tennessee Williams
Mobile
Walt Disney
Aik
Dynan
Technicolor
Disney
Pelicy
Tricity Racquet Club
Albany
N.Y
THE
Tri-City
Racquet Club
Ate
Latham
Perry’s
Valentine
Taconic High School
Sunny Day People
Tiny Savery
Hickory Film Club Presents
W. C. Fieeds
Laurel & Hardy In “Brats
Buster Keaton
Balloonatics
Buck Rogers
Herkshire Playhouse
Rte. 7
Stockbridge
HU KE Lau
Cocktail Lounge
Pintsfield Lenox Road
Palace
Fearless Frank
Matineus Web
Paris
Hickory Film Chih
Pat Ferson
Cheshire Road
Tod le Thes
Ven
Powe
Broadway
PHOME
UBION
Pitisfield
Waller
Neri Matt Bereman
Cactus Fowep
Lou-Lombardi
Sof
Wight
NEW Lakeview Restaurant
North St
Master of Photography
North Street
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