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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1965
Page
6
Kenneth Edgar Kendrick of Griswoldville and Beverly Ann Miller of 12 Myrtle Street announce their marriage intentions. The couple plans to wed after completing proper civil requirements.
The Daughters of Lebanon will host a penny social on Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at Heart of the Berkshires Grange with doors opening at 7. Tickets will be sold at the door. Organizers include Mrs. Harvey B Had dad Miss Catherine A Had dad and others handling prizes calls gifts and refreshments. A drawing is set for an Afghan crocheted by Mrs Edward M M Betras. A recent meeting featured Mrs Mildred C Wallace and Miss Spen V Berry presenting Virgin Islands slides.
Mrs Harriet Klingman Kelley of New York will give a lecture demonstration on interior decoration as the third of Pittsfield General Hospital sewing Groups series. The event Tuesday at 1 30 pm at the Berkshire Museum features decorator fabric house F Schumacher Co of New York. Proceeds benefit the hospital.
The Restless Sea will be shown at 8 tomorrow evening during the Morningside Baptist Church Couples' Club meeting. Oceanographers work forms the film topic. Stephen Hunt leads devotions and Harry Miles Jr My and Daniel Brophy assist with refreshments.
Mrs. Robert C. Herklots named chairman of the Pittsfield General Hospital bazaar set for December 1 at the First Baptist Church. The event runs 1 to 9 p.m. with assistant chairmen Mrs. Gordon W. Hough and Mrs. 5. K. Gregory.
The Woman's League of Morningside Baptist Church meets tonight at 7 30 with a prior business session. Dedication of love gift funds by Mrs Chandler Vincent, and a discussion led by Mrs Carrol A Turner on education follow The November theme is Toward a Greater Tomorrow The Hulda circle leads invitations with hostesses Lydia circle and PGH Auxiliary veteran leader Mrs Kenneth L Goodrich plus community ties. Proceeds from the bazaar benefit hospital needs Parents Without Partners meet at 7 30 in Union Federal Savings room with Rev Robert L Meyer as speaker.
The notice lists events at local organizations including the Women’s Club fall penny social in the parish hall, a St Francis Rosary Altar Society card party, Mt Greylock Regional High School drama The Miracle Worker, Sacred Heart parish fall dance in the school auditorium, and an adults open dance at the YMCA auditorium with times spanning the evening.
The Hamiltons of 31 Division Street announce the engagement of Cheryl Yvonne Hamilton to Lloyd Urban Nolan. The couple plans to marry December 12 at First Baptist Church. Cheryl is a Pittsfield High School and Pittsfield Vocational High School nursing student. Lloyd works in Hillcrest Hospital dietary department and attended Pittsfield schools.
Models for the ski fashion show to be presented with the Dick Barrymore movie at Berkshire Museum were announced by Miss Yvette Perris. The lineup includes Kathy Eliot Pat DiVirgilio Michelle Trudeau Barbara Monaghan Pam Argentino Sharon Reddy Nancy Snyder Gail Plant Carole Turner Pam Gleason Shieila Ryan Sue Peck Antoinette Furtin ite and Carol Cyr, all Berkshire Community College students. Proceeds go to the Berkshire Community College scholarship fund. Mark Volk won the Pinewood Derby speed event at Cub Scout Pack 10 at Zion’s Lutheran Church with a Jaguar Styled racer. Second was David Altobelli, third Kert Hippaus. Most unusual racer went to John Murphy and best styling to David Nickum. Awards were given by Cubmaster Charles Volk.
The Rev Leo Krah of Immaculate Heart of Mary Seminary Lenox will speak at St Francis Holy Name Society meeting at 7 30 Sunday evening in the parish center Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament will precede the business meeting at which officers will be elected A turkey door prize and refreshments will follow
The St Luke's Nurses Alumni Association will hold their annual communion supper Monday after 7 p m in the hospital chapel. A meal follows at the Yellow Aster with Miss Mary Gaul as chair. Rev Robert H Stafford of Springfield, a Dalton native and faculty member at the College of Our Lady of the Elms, will speak.
Mrs George Carpenter of Lenox will lead a demonstration on making Christmas candy wreaths at All Souls Ladies Society meeting. Wreath to be awarded as door prize. Mrs Romana Spaziaso chairs annual Communion breakfast at Yellow Aster after 7 30 mass with Dr Stanley Pekala as speaker.
The Berkshire County Extension Service women’s advisory council reported a total of 386.62 dollars raised at the Christmas open house held last month at South Congregational Church. Mrs Paul Santos chaired the event and announced the results at the White Tree Club meeting.
Mrs John J Norton general chairman announced plans for a St Charles bazaar to run Friday and Saturday November 19 and 20 from 10 a m to 9 p m at the school hall Items will be brought to the hall Monday Tuesday and Wednesday from 2 to 4 p m Baked goods to be delivered Friday or Saturday morning and candies to be brought by Thursday to Mrs Robert Knight 66 Richmond Ave The hall will be open each evening next week from 7 to 9 to arrange booths decorate the hall and price items
Mrs Lawrence K Miller president of Shaker Community Inc will speak at Stearns Parent Teacher Association at 7 30 Monday evening at the school The meeting originally was scheduled for last Tuesday Her talk will be illustrated with color slides Membership dues will be collected.
Mrs. Jay C. Rosenfeld will address a Temple Anshe Amunim Sisterhood luncheon at 1 Tuesday afternoon about her recent trip to Russia. Her son Stephen Rosenfeld leads the Moscow bureau for the Washington Post.
Zion's Lutheran Church schedules Loyalty Sunday on November 14 with_postponed pledges after 8:15 am and 11 am worship services. About 100 attended Tuesday's Loyalty dinner despite a power interruption. Pom Poms all girl drum and bugle corps to sponsor cake and rummage sale at 243 North St tomorrow 9:30 am to 3 pm. donations accepted tonight and Saturday morning.
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