Court Elects Officers for Palestine Amaranth Chapter
Esther Durand was elected royal matron of the Palestine Order of Amaranth at a naval meeting in the Masonic Temple. Palmer White was elected national patron. others named include Mrs. Wayne Sandles associate matron, William Hussey associate patron, Mrs. Marjorie Kj ar treasurer, Mrs. Louise White secretary, Mrs. Dorothy LeVan conductress, Mrs. Catherine Livingston associate conductress, Mrs. Anne Bradt trustee, Mrs. Bradt royal matron, and John P. Bradt royal patron. The officers will be installed April 7 after a rehearsal April 2 at 3 p.m. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Esther Durand
Yalimatron
Palestine
Oder
Amaranth
Naval
Nsingburgh
Palmer White
Waynees Sandles
William Hussey
Marjorie, Kjar
Louise White
Dorothy LeVan
Catherine Livingston
Anne Bradt
John P. Bradt
Bradt
Temple
Jane Powers
Elizabeth Salisbury
Durand
Siena Woman's Club plans spring dessert yard party
The Siena Woman's Club names Mrs. Allan Katz president and honorary party chairman. Mrs. Kenneth Varley is general chairman with cochairman Mrs. Ralph Huntington. Heading committees include prizes, tallies, art, refreshments, program, door, tickets, hospitality, publicity, and more with named members. The event is Wednesday, March 29 at 8 p.m. in Dawson Library on campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siena Woman's Club
Dawson Library
Allan Katz
Kenneth Varley
Ralph Huntington
Cochairman
Paul Rogan
S. Edwin Smith
John
Art
Harry Murphy
Patrick Clancy
Kenneth Schanz
Bart McNally
Bernard Trembly
John Cioffi
Joseph DePaula
Frank Rossetti
Joseph, Sheeran
Kenneth Philo
Errich Laware
Winston A. Chesterfield
Auxiliary To Hear Bolivian Student
The LaSalle Ladies Auxiliary will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the school hall with Mrs. Warren Alix presiding. Guest speaker Maria Antonieta Ostria, a Bolivian exchange student and Keveny Memorial Academy senior, plans to study to become a bilingual secretary after returning home to L Sucre. She is staying with the Bellerose family in West Crescent during her visit.
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LaSalle Ladies Auxiliary
Warren Alix
Bel Maria
Antonieta Ostria
L’ Sucre
Bolivia
Miss Ostria
Keveny Memorial Academy
Cohoes
Francis FE. Bellerose
West Crescent
Facteau and Nailor Exchange Nuptial Vows in Troy
Miss Jean Marie Facteau and Marvin George Nailor married at Our Lady of Victory Church in an elaborate ceremony. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest J Facteau of 8 Ledgestone Road, wore candlelite silk with crystal beading and a tiered veil, escorted by her father. Attendants included Katherine Facteau and Gall Keeton. Richard J McDonald was best man. A reception followed at Mario's Theater Restaurant. The bride teaches at Wynantskill School. the groom, a Navy veteran and IC member, will reside in Troy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Marie Facteau
Ernest J. Facteau
Ledgestone Road
Marvin George Nailor
George M. Nailor
Fonda Road
Cohoes
Our Lady of Victory Church
the Times
Hoey
Alan Econov
San Mass
Juan
P.R
John Bostley
John A. Tower
Troy
Alengea Oy
Katherine M. Facteau
Gall M. Keeton
Richard J. McDonald
Robert Nailor
Peter L. Snay
Frederick J. Esposito
Charles A. Launsbach
Mario's Theater
Mrs. Facteau
Nailor
Miss Facteau
Catholic Central High School
College of Saint Rose
Birchkill Arts Guild Hears Early American Decoration Talk
Birchkill Arts and Crafts Guild held its March meeting with Mrs. Anthony Laurence lecturing on Early American Decoration. She traced a brief history and displayed trays and tin boxes showing traditional patterns and finishing processes. A short business session preceded the program and refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Laurence
Birchkill
Wellington Stewart
Allan Dixon
Elwin Stevens
Bruce Reid
John Hannigan
CDA To Meet Wednesday In Troy For Plans
Troy Chapter Catholic Daughters of America will meet at 8 p.m. at K of C Hall 55 Third St to finalize plans for the spring card party set for March 29 in the hall. President Mrs. Clayton C. Cooper Jr said the group also accepted an invitation from Court St Bernard CDA to attend a silver tea Sunday April 19 in K of C Hall Cohoes Bridge Winners The Troy Club hosted a monthly duplicate bridge session Thursday evening with first place to Mr and Mrs Donald Morris and second to Mrs Muriel Henderson and Mrs Frank Roach The next game will be held April 2.
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Troy
Catholic Daughters of America
K. of C. Hall
Third St
Clayton C. Cooper Jr
Court
Blanche Speyers Keasbey Bride of Robert A Keasbey
Miss Blanche C Speyers and Robert A Keasbey wed at the First Baptist Church on Saturday afternoon. Attendants included Mrs Edward Reside of Troy and Martin V Frank of New York City. The couple, both connected to Nutley, NJ, will travel to Paris for their honeymoon.
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Edward C. Pattison
Collins Ave
Blanche C. Speyers
Robert A. Keasbey
Troy
Keasbey
Connstance G., Keasby
Nutley, NJ
First Baptist Church
Edward Reside
Martin V. Frank
New York City
Mrs. Keasbey
Paris
France
Miss Ann Marie Pickett Engaged to Connors of Waterville
Announcement from Mr and Mrs Maurice E Pickett of 17 Grotto Court Watervalt Water vliet announces the engagement of their daughter Ann Marie Pickett to Thomas Martin Connors son of Mr and Mrs Edward J Connors also of Water vliet Both graduates of Water vliet High School Ann Marie is a stenographer for the auditors office of disbursements Delaware and Hudson Railroad Corp Connors served two years in the Army and is employed by Behr Manning Co
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice E. Pickett
Grotto Court
Watervliet
Ann’ Marie
Thomas Martin Connors
Edward J. Connors
8Th Ave
Miss Pickett
Mr.Connors
Watervliet High School
Delaware and Hudson Railroad Corp
Behr- Manning Co
Area MS Group Fo Convene Tomorrow
The Capital District Chapter of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the State Department of Health, Division of Laborities and Research, Albany. Dr. Albert Harris will outline the chapter's objectives and present details on services in the nine-county area. Trustees will be elected and an engagement report on Margaret Fleming is expected. May 6 wedding planned. area leaders Morris Wheeler and Roger Tracy announced. The group aims to elect officers for the ensuing year and review programs.
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Capital District
National Multiple Sclerosis Society
State Department of Health
Division of Laborities and Research
Albany
Albert Harris
Luke C. Flem J
J. Henry Wheeler
Walloomsnc
Miss Fleming
St. Mary's Academy
Hoosick Falls
Hudson Valley Community College
Fashion Fair
Bennington
Wheeler
Women’s Auxiliary Meeting At Brunswick Fire Co
The Women’s Auxiliary of Brunswick Fire Co No 1 Syeaway will meet today at 8 p.m. at the firehouse on Hoo sick Road. Miss Ann Adden will conduct the meeting.
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The
Brunswick Fire Co. No. 1
Syeaway
Hoosick Road
Ann Adden
Miss Molloy to Wed Covatta Jr in June 3 Ceremony
Miss Colleen Marie Molloy and Nicholas Joseph Covatta Jr plan a June 3 wedding. Engagement announced by the Molloy parents of Waterford New York. Miss Molloy is a Catholic Central High School graduate and secretary at RPI. Covatta, son of Nicholas J. Covatta Sr., is LaSalle Institute graduate and MIT junior in managerial systems dynamics and a Sigma Alpha Epsilon member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colleen Marie Molloy
Nicholas Joseph Covatta Jr
John W. Molloy
Sidney
Waterford
Covatta
Nicholas J
Troy
Molloy
Catholic Central High School
RPI
LaSalle Institute
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity
Nurses To Have Lecture Series In Bridge Disclosure
District 9 of the New York State Nurses Association will host its second annual lecture series on bridge theory. The program runs Tuesday evenings from April 9 to May 9 and features Dr. Simon Propp of Albany Medical Center discussing Blood Transfusions before a practical session with top players using Culbertson style bids. Reservations may be made by calling or writing to District 9, 92 Central Ave., Albany.
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District 9
New York State Nurses Association
Ely Culbertson
Thej
Ely
Tyres
Oswald Jacoby
Waldemar
von Zedtwitz
Ted Lightner
Simon Propp
Albany Medi
Prac
Central Ave
Albany
Pillow Slips in Bridge Hand Discusses Bidding Theory
A bridge problem discusses South locating slips and the third advantage. It notes South’s responses to weak two bids, heart support, and Blackwood sequence, with emphasis on avoiding misfits and valuing the king of clubs. The analysis considers potential grand slam routes and risks in spade openings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
North
Blackwood
Guaran
Potsdam Area Residents Named to President’s Honor List
Three area residents earned fall semester honors at State University College at Potsdam for a 3.25 or higher cumulative average. They are Gary Burke of Troy a freshman music education major Velda Chamberlin of Watervliet a freshman physics major and Pauline Gregor of Troy a sophomore psychology major.
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State University College At
Potsdam
Gary Burke
Charles Burke
Munro Court
Troy
Velda Chamberlin
Dallas Chamberlin
First Ave
Watervliet
Pauline Gregor
Stephen Gregor
Fourth Ave
Niagara University College of Arts and Sciences
John M. Tanzillo
Third Ave
Waterford
William F. Murray
19Th St
Michael G. Rice
Johnson Road
Hoosick
Falls
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Gordon D
Jean Facteau
Marvin Nailor
Mrs. Marvin
George Nailor
Mary Lou Marra
Earl E. Wilcox Jr
Evelyn Marra
13Th St
Marra
John Marra
Charlotte Osgood
Cropseyville
Earl Wilson Sr
Fulton & River Street
Birchkill Guild
CDA
Miss Speyers
Margaret Fleming
Ann M. Pickett
Service Guild
Women’s Service Guild
Arthur Brown
Fred Crandall
Waldo Whitman
Carlton Spiers
Marinus Wilcox
Lucille Tuttle
Everett A. Sherwood
George Reynolds
Palmer Bennett
M. H. Horton
Brown
Crandall
Miss Molloy
M. Molloy
Jacoby
Miss Aris Leathers
RAF Rapeunas
Kirk
Kirk Sterling Jewelry
Fensle
S ‘Broadway
And
Second Street, Troy
Troy Boys Club
Peerless Department Store
John Crohn
Charles Menz
Walter McCracken
Rudolph Amyot
E. Bradly Carleton
Lester H. Cole Jr
Helens Curtis
Salon Wave
Sawith Magazine
North End Beauty Salon
Fifth Ave
Troy Oe
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