Mrs Anne Hoover Heads Quota Club
Mrs Anne Hoover will be installed as president of the Quota Club at a dinner meeting Monday at the Stanley Club. Offiers include Miss Granger first vice president and Miss Potter second vice president with Mrs White recording secretary Miss Abbott corresponding secretary and Mrs Fox treasurer. Directors include Mrs Mitkoff Miss Powers Mrs Roy Humphries and Mrs Williams with Mrs Horn as installing officer. Hoover will be the club delegate to the international convention July 7 12 in Washington DC. Local club's 10th birthday party is May 9 1 at Blantyre Lenox with Miss Powers in charge of reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne H. Hoover
Quota Club
Stanley Club
Davis M. Granger
Dorothy F. Potter
Robert J. White
Audrey Abbott
Gerald F. Fox
Irving Mitkoff
Mary
J. Powers
Roy Humphries
Alfred R. Williams
Henry
This Is America Singing at First United Methodist Church
The chancel choir of First United Methodist presents This is America Singing tonight. A panorama of songs Americans have sung through the years features the choir, men's quartet, and soloists with a folk cantata narrated by Franklin Gilbert. Directed by Mr. and Mrs Gilbert and Mrs Roward Fohrhaltz, WSCS handles other arrangements. Tickets at church office or from choir members. refreshments will be served. Public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First United Methodist Church
America
Franklin Gilbert
Gilbert
Roward Fohrhaltz
Women's Society of Christian Service
WSCS
Gourmet Luncheon At Graden Club Bazaar
A gourmet luncheon served by Lenox Garden Club will run noon to 2 during the Shaker Community plant sale. The sale 10 to 2 features prize plants like Gloriosa daisy Irish Eyes, Fantastic marigold, scabiosa, herbs, rock plants and ground covers. Roy Boutard discusses planting at 11, Dick Boyce speaks on garden care at 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenox Garden Club
Shaker
Shaker Comunity
William M. Adams
Roy Boutard
Berkshire Garden Center
Dick Boyce
Berkshire County Extension Service
Henry IV Part 1 and local theatre lineup tonight
Tonight offers Henry IV Part 1 at Williams Inn garden Wil lamstown at 6 p.m. A boys' club high school dance runs 7 30 to 41 45 p.m. Pittsfield High presents Skin of Our Teeth and Tri Town Trotters square dance with guest caller Rufus Aldridge. Readings from Lenox High School Frary 8 p.m. Berkshire Museum stages Little Mary Sunshine at 8 30 p.m. Jude Heggs conducts Music in the Round at Thompson Memorial Chapel Williamstown 8 80 p.m. Rensselaer County Rural Ears CB Club hosts square and round dancing at Hoags Corners Casino 9 p.m. Mery Eights square dance with Buzz Chapman.
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Williams Inn Garden
Willamstown
Rufus Aldridge
Frank and
Carol Frary
Old Lenox High School
Rensselaer County
Rural Ears
C.B. Club
Hoags Corners
Garden Center Opening Sunday in Stockbridge
Berkshire Garden Center opens Sunday in Stockbridge with a reception by Herb Associates from 2 to 5 p.m. The event highlights blooming trees and garden displays. The Berkshire Country Day School spring fair, theatre showings, concerts, and a Sacred Heart Rosary Sodality dinner are also listed with times and venues across Lenox, Stockbridge, and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkshire Garden Center
Stockbridge
The
Herb Associates
Berkshire
Lenox
Welcoming Tangle-Aires Pre-Glow Event at North Junior High
A pre-glow party to greet visiting quartets for Berkshire Tangle-Aires spring show A Shoonful of Harmony occurs tomorrow at 8 p.m. at North Junior High. Mrs. Harry R. Ostrander hosts at 78 Northumberland Road with guest Mrs. Danna Lee Jefferson of Harmony Inc Oaklyn NJ.
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Berkshire
Harmony
North Junior High
Harry R. Ostrander
Northumberland Road
Danna Lee Jefferson
Harmony, Inc
Oaklyn
N.J
Ann Stanger
Berksshire
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Peter Sellers
Alice B. Toklas
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Ayal
Eade
Continental
Peter Cushing
Mrs. Anne Hoover
Methodist
Otcessne Palomar Pic Ue International
Ang Aldre
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Lee van Cleef
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Riverton, Conn
Winsted Lions Club
Jake” Saunerborn
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Newburg
Pitts
Berkshires
Cloud Fries Motor Inn
Cold Spring Rd
Williamstown
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Bazaar of Graden Club
Skin of Our
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Mery Eights
Buzz Chapman
French Club
Dalton Community House
Henry IV
Williams Nv
Circle
Doc Gray
Lanesboro School
Berkshire Tangle- Aires
North Junior High School
Little Mary Sunshine
Berkshire Museum
Raymond J. Morgan
Richard P. Rattery
Sacred Heart Rosary Sodality
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Ally
William R. Flynn
Milo R. Brown
Women’s Chil News
Women's Club
Holiday Inn
Frances PF. Friel
Harold M. Melle
Raymond J. Plankey
Patricia Tracinski
Matilda Haddad
Amelia Haddad
Martha Hick
Doris BL . Nindzienski
Plainfield Villa
North Street
Plainfield, Mass
Polka Kings
Blantyre
Fiefers III
John Culpo
Dave Bournazian
Norm St. _ Peter
Blantyre Tome
Tanglewood Tennis
Peel Club
Castle
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East Broadway
Salem, New York
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Washington Co
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Tayleth
Kingsley Estate
Harnevelet
Lenox School For Boys
Carter
Cooperstown
N.Y
Ellen
Robert Herron Auctions
Austerlitz
New York
Welcome Wagon Club
Cuty
Avaloch Inn
Wayne Morton
Albert Antuoni
Douglas Stewart
Robert Atkinson
Thomas Jeonard
Philip Wamba
Girs Club News
Henry B. Fresia
Robert O. Wells
R. F E. Tippner
Grace L. Edwards
Wendell Holmes
Robert M. Murdock
Edward L. Raab
Richard E. Goodrich
Richard W. Guidetti
Grace Hazard
Joseph F. Kelley
Joseph Gul
Lawrence G. Hamilton
Peter Francese
Charles Alexander
Byron E. Filkins
Marie Flood
Francis Bh. Champoux
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Lois L. Gardner
Max Mattoon
Helen King
Allen H. Gable
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