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THE POST -STAR, GLENS FALLS, N. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1935 Social, Personal News Church Meetings Activities. of Clubs 1,000 Attend Charity Ball of Elks' Lodge Colorful Social Affair Is Conducted in the Glens Falls Armory Glens Falls' most colorful Thanksgiving eve affair, the a annual Elks' Charity Ball of Glens Falls lodge, 81, B.P.O.E., again proved a huge success, attracting more than, 1,000 persons to the armory Wednesday night. Elks and friends from Whitehall, Ticonderoga, Saratoga, Fort Edward, Hudson Falls, Greenwich, Troy, rensburg, Chestertown, and other vicinity places came to this city to attend the twenty-second annual dance At 11 o'clock, the lights in the armory were extinguished and a spotlight focused large purple clock: Charles N. Van Trump, past exalted ruler, then delivered the 11 o'clock toast for the departed brothers.

Bernie Collins and his orchestra furnished the dance music, offering a special program of the latest and most popular numbers. Collins' orchestra is now. playing at Saratoga Springs and last night was praised as one of the finest orchestras in this section. The drill shed of the armory was brilliantly decorated with flags, banners and buntings. The flags were draped on the side walls, and.

the bunting formed a canopy over the dance floor. In the center of the hall, there was suspended 8 large colored, was played illuminated on the cylinder. floor A during spot the dances, Robert A. Leeret, exalted ruler of the lodge, was chairman of the general committee in charge of the ball, assisted by a general committee and Harold J. Dwyer, lodge secretary.

Today and Tonight Motion pictures, Rialto theatre, Paramount theatre, Empire theatre, State theatre, afternoon and evening. Hi- ball, Junior High school gymnasium, tonight. Wakpominee Tribe, Order of: the Arrow, Boy, Scouts, Christ church, 6:30 p. m. Shakespeare study group, home of Miss Emily Greenslet, Grant avenue, tonight.

French and West Mountain Home Bureau dramatic club play, Gurney Lane school house, 8 p. m. WPA workers, Labor Temple, 8 p. m. Warren County board of supervisors, Lake George court house, 9:30 m.

Five Leaf Clover club, home of Miss Claire Breen, 142 Bay street, tonight. Sagamore lodge, I. 0. O. Odd Fellows' hall, 7:30 p.

m. Board of public safety, City hall, 5 p. m. Glens Falls Academy of Medicine, Crandall library, 8:30 p. m.

Christ church- -Boy Scout meeting, Troop 4. 7:15 p. m. Temple Beth-El, Marion avenue, services, 8 p. m.

First Baptist church- Choir rehearsal, 7 p. m. Christian Missionary Alliance church- Home department with Mrs. Irene Effland, 12 Main street, 7:30 m. Wesleyan Methodist church- Choir rehearsal the parsonage, 7:30 p.

m. Friends church- Choir rehearsal at the church, 7 p. m. Local Obituaries Mrs. Lula May Smith Mrs.

Lula May Smith, 28, of Dixon road, died Thursday morning in the Glens Falls hospital. Besides her husband, Theron Smith, she is survived by, Estella three Dorothy, daughters, and Maud Josephine Melvina May, Smith; two sons, Theron G. Smith, and Arthur Henry Smith; her father, Grant Vaughn, all of Glens Falls; five sisters, Mrs. William Meade of Hampton, Mrs. Charles Pope of Middle Granville, Mrs.

William Potter Mills and and Mrs. Wilbur Cyrus Brown Eggleston, of Pattens Glens Falls; three brothers, Joseph C. Vaughn of Bolton Landing, Betheul Vaughn of Glens Falls and Jerome Vaughn of Hudson Falls. The body was removed to the home of her sister, Mrs. Eggleston, 81 1-2 Staple street, where funeral services will be conducted at 3 o'clock Saturday afternoon.

The Dr. John Lyon Caughey will officiate. Interment will be in the West Glens Falls cemetery. FUNERALS Funeral of Panfilo DiAngelo Funeral services for Panfilo Diangelo, who died Monday night at his home, 72 Oakland avenue, were conducted Thursday morning in St. Mary's church with a requiem high Mass.

The Rev. Father Peter F. Sheeran acted as celebrant, the Rev. Father Benedict I. Gillon as deacon and the Rev.

Father Edwin A. Dugan as sub-deacon. Interment was in St. Mary's cemetery. Bearers were: Michael Verdile, Rocco Persutti, Cosmo Polunci, Pasquale DiDio, Andrew Delsignore and Louis Russo.

TEACHERS RETURN HOME FORT ANN Members of the Fort Ann school faculty, who are spending the Thanksgiving holiday and weekend at their homes, include: Miss Evelyn Bibby and Miss Lillian Wilson at Glens Falls; Miss Marian Snyder at Mansville; Miss Agnes Dunn at New York; Miss Jessie Harper at Schuylerville, and Miss Alice Carey at Salem. STUDENTS AT HOME FORT ANN-Among the Fort Ann young people, who are students in -town schools who are home for the Thanksgiving season are: Dorothy Smith, Cortland Normal school: Marguerite Campp, -Phyllis Wright and Louis Webb of Hartwick (College, Oneonta; Margaret Mattison of State Teachers college, Albany: Edmond Erwin, State Teachers College, Albany. Away And Af Home By Minna Feigenbaum Mr. and Mrs. James W.

Ingalls and son, James, 10. Center street, spending the holiday week-end with relatives in Lynn, Mass. While away, they will visit their daughter, Florence, at the Baldwinsville school and old friends in their former home in Newton. Miss -Dorothy Sovereign, who has been critically ill in the Glens Falls hospital, is improving. Miss Edith Wallach of Brooklyn is spending the holiday week-end as the guest of Mr.

and Mrs. William Magram, Bay street. The Misses Elizabeth Brennan and Ruth Sullivan of New York, returned yesterday after visiting Miss Mary Cecile O'Connor, Maple street. Mr. and Mrs.

John R. Loomis, Ridge street, are in Chicago, on a business trip. Mario Canale, Warren street, is spending the week-end in New York Robert J. McGinley of Charleston, S. has moved to Glens Falls, where he is employed, and is residing on Murdock avenue.

Mrs. H. N. Dickinson, Horicon avenue, is spending several days in New York. Miss.

Mary Yannaci, Walnut street, and Miss. Louise Francato, Peck avenue, have gone to Springfield, for the Thanksgiving week -end. Miss Helene Noonan, Montcalm street, spent Thanksgiving in Schenectady with relatives. Dr. and Mrs.

Edsall D. B. Elliott, Bay street, will return, from Catskill where they Thanksgiving with Dr. Elliott's mother, Mrs. Charles Elliott.

Miss Helen Kelly and Miss Jane Ryan, student nurses at St. Peter's hospital, Albany, are spending the Thanksgiving holidays with their parents in this city. Judge and Mrs. Paul L. Boyce and family were Thanksgiving guests at the home of M.

Vandenburg at Bolton Landing. Henry Merril of Albany spent Thanksgiving at the home of his mother, Mrs. Carl M. Merrill, Horicon avenue. Miss Virginia Vought and Miss Elizabeth Heflin, students nts at Skidmore College, Saratoga Springs, were Thanksgiving guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Daniel F. Imrie, Horicon avenue. Dr. and Mrs.

Beecher F. Hammond, Coolidge avenue, spent the holiday with Mrs. Hammond's parents, Dr. and Mrs. C.

K. Burt, at Lake George. Mr. and Mrs. J.

Thacher Sears, Grant avenue, are in New York for the week-end. Morton Woodcock, a student at the Irvine School of Dramatics in New York city, is spending the holiday week-end at the home of his mother, Mrs. C. A. Woodcock, Horicon avenue.

Charles England, Ridge street, is in Passaic, N. for the holiday weekend. Mr. and Mrs. L.

Thomson Rice, Washington street, are spending the Thanksgiving week-end in New York and Philadelphia. Willard W. Dean, student at Union college, Schenectady, is spending the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde W.

Dean, 127. Bay street. Mr. and Mrs. Philip E.

Rice of Warrensburg have gone to Evanston, to visit their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Sherman. Mr.

and Mrs. Clyde W. Dean and son, Willard, .137 Bay street, were Thanksgiving day guests of Mrs. Dean's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Willard W. Hall, at Luzerne. Mr. and Mrs. L.

B. Poole and daughter, Nancy Lee, 33 Webster avenue, spent Thanksgiving with Mr. Poole's family in Troy. Jack R. VanVranken a student at N.

Y. U. and Bellevue Hospital Medical college, is spending Thanksgiving vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Van Vranken, 56 Notre Dame street.

Miss Marie 1 Lauzon, Columbia avenue, is a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Bazinet, in Pittsfield, Mass. Mr.

and Mrs. Kenneth E. Truesdale of Indian Lake are visiting Mrs. Truesdale's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Virgil E. Green, Park Place. George A. Moore, an assistant professor at Princeton university, Princeton, N. and Frank L.

Moore, who attends Union college, Schenectady, spent yesterday with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Moore, Gage avenue. Mr.

and Mrs. Clement Varney of Bristol, were guests. yesterday of Mr. and Mrs. Fred D.

Young, Hunter street. Miss Grace Bennett of Brooklyn is visiting her mother, Mrs. Ella Fos-1 ter, Union street. A. B.

Wilson, who is employed in Buffalo, is spending a few days at his home in South street. Miss Katherine Taylor, Elm street, is spending Thanksgiving week -end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. V.

Taylor at Richford, Vt. The Misses Helen Carmody and Helen Stack of Glens Falls, Mae McCarthy and Marion Wilson of Hudson Falls, and Eloise. Mayo of Mineville, students of the Mildred Elley School, Albany, are spending the Thanksgiving recess at their homes. Leonard Bazinet of Cornwall is spending the holiday week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Bazinet, South street. Miss Agnes O'Connell of New York is spending the Thanksgiving holiday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis O'Connell, 20. Walnut street, and will return to New York on Monday.

Miss Grace McMurray and Harry McMurray of Argyle have returned after visiting their sister, Mrs. F. Edgar McDougall and family, Crandall street. Miss Nina Whittemore, Glen street, has returned from Argyle where she visited her aunt, Mrs. Jay Story.

John C. Walkup, Fortsville, left yesterday morning for York and Long Island to spend several days with relatives. Miss Fern Rogers, Nelson street, Thanksgiving Parties Mrs. William Brown, 41 First street, entertained at Thanksgiving dinner Mr. and Mrs.

P. J. Virgil and sons, Richard and Raymond; Mrs. Ida Davison, William Ross and Miss Nellie Armstrong, all of the Chestnut Ridge road. Dr.

and Mrs. Henry E. Clarke, Notre Dame street, had as- their Thanksgiving dinner guests Mrs. Anna McGeehan and Cornelius E. McGeehan of Hartford, and Yale Clarke, a student at Albany Medical college.

Mr. and Mrs. Sylvanus M. Thomas, Horicon avenue, entertained Mr. and Mrs.

John H. Coy, at Thanksgiving dinner. John W. Bowers and daughter, Elizabeth, entertained the following yesterday at Thanksgiving dinner: Mr. and Mrs.

Raymond Danahy and daughter, Lois; Mr. and Mrs. Donald M. Hickok, Nellis A. Bowers and George Bowers of Glens Falls, and Roy Bowers of.

New York. Mrs. Frank W. Smith entertained at the Halfway House at Thanksgiving dinner the following: Mr. and Mrs.

R. D. Baker, her parents, and Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Lansing of Warrensburg; Miss Hilda A.

Smith and Miss Antoinette Parenti of Glens Falls. -town guests entertained at Thanksgiving dinner yesterday by Mr. and Mrs. S. H.

Lockhart and Miss Sadie White at their home, 37 Sanford street, were Mr. and Mrs. B. Cochran and Mrs. Harriet Little of Troy.

-town relatives of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Lee, Boulevard, who were entertained yesterday at Thanksgiving dinner were Mr. and Mrs.

Douglas B. Lee and three children of Whitehall; Arthur Lee, of Saratoga, Springs, and Donald W. Lee of Albany. Thanksgiving Day dinner of and Mrs. Manser White of Ann, and Mrs.

Augusta Williams RayCarl Woodbury, Miss Densy PERFECT Ingalsbe, Mrs. Harvey D. Ingalsbe, Washington street, included Mr. Mrs. mond Morehouse of Glens Mrs.

Mary R. Newcomb, West Glens Falls, entertained the following guests at a Thanksgiving Day dinner: Mr. and Mrs. John Ricketts, Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Ricketts, Mr. and Mrs. Earl S. Ricketts and family, Mrs. Henrietta Newcomb, Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Ricketts and family, Mr. and Mrs. R. Ricketts and family, all of Glens Falls, and Mr.

and Mrs. L. Miss Chase, Harold Hughes Are Married Quiet Ceremony Is Performed by Rev. Caughey at Home of Bride's Parents A quiet home wedding solemnized the marriage of Miss Marjorie C. Chase, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Harry R. Chase, 166 South street, and Harold E. Hughes of this city, Wednesday evening at 7:45 o'clock at the home of the bride's parents. The Rev.

Dr. John Lyon Caughey, pastor of the First Presbyterian church, performed the ceremony. Miss Laura.M. Chase, sister of the bride, was maid of honor, and Harold M. Chase, brother of the bride, was best man.

The bride was attractive in a white silk tunic over a skirt of black silk crepe. She wore a shoulder corsage of red roses. The maid of honor was dressed in a gown of blue wool crepe trimmed with grey chenille, and wore a shoulder corsage of red roses. A reception for intimate ten friends and relatives followed the ceremony. The bride attended Granville High school and the Henry L.

Pierce school in Boston, Mass. The bridegroom is an athlete and professional boxer, known as "Honeyboy." Mr. and Mrs. Hughes left for 8 wedding trip to New York, and upon their return will live at 165 South street, Glens Falls. Mrs.

Hughes' going away costume was a brown wool gown, brown felt hat, and raccoon fur coat. Among those from out of town who attended the wedding were Mr. and Mrs. L. E.

Monaghan of Springfield, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Williams, and Miss Peggy Williams of Ilion; Mr. and Mrs. W.

C. Emerson of Randolph, Vt. was a recent guest of her uncle, Fred Austin, North Creek. He returned to Glens Falls with her for Thanksgiving. Royal Irish, Spring street, South Glens Falls, spent Thanksgiving in Albany visiting relatives.

Mrs. Elva Ready, 8 Elm street, spent Thanksgiving visiting her cousin, Mrs. Mate Burney, Warrensburg. HOSPITAL REPORTS PATIENTS DISCHARGED the Glens Falls hospital admitted as patients on Wednesday Cecilia Mandigo, seven-year-old daughter of Mr. and.

Mrs. Rowland Mandigo, 11 Newton street, South Glens Falls, for surgical treatment; Gwendolyn Dorvee, four months old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dorvee of Gansevoort, medical treatment. On Wednes, the following were discharged from the hospital: Mrs.

Sarah Suckman, 57 Hudson avenue; Philip Monrian, 40 Pla. street; Mrs. G. W. Ferris, 80 River street, Hudson Falls; William F.

Mulford, Gansevoort; Mrs. John A. Siraco and infant daughter, 18 Center street; Mrs. Theresa Comeau, 41. South street.

Anthony Dastalto, 55 Cooper street, was admitted into the local hosptail yesterday for surgical treatment. The following were discharged yesterday: Howard Gray, 1 Terra Cotta avenue, who received treatment for injuries sustained in a recent motorcycle accident; Richard Fisher, West Glens Falls, who was treated for injuries sustained in a recent automile accident; Loretta Dunkley, Baker Mills. MISS LENITA TUCKER IS MARRIED TO LOCAL MAN Miss Lenita Tucker, daughter ef Mr. and Mrs. Howard Tucker, formerly of Glens Falls, now 1 residents of Burnt Hills, was married to William B.

Powers, son of Jesse Powers, 38 Prospect street, Glens Falls, at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon. The couple was married by the Rev. Father Daniel D. Hogan at Baliston Lake. Mr.

and Mrs. Powers will live on Van Dam street, Saratoga Springs. UNION SERVICES WHITEHALL. the inclement weather yesterday, union Thanksgiving services conducted in Trinity Episcopal church yesterday morning were largely attended. The four Protestant churches united for the services.

The Rev. F. W. Vogell, pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church preached the sermon. UNITE WITH CHURCH ARGYLE The following persons united with the United Presbyterian church on Sunday at the communion service: Mr.

and Mrs. Thurb White, Herbert Harrington, Albert Miller, Edward Heath, Bernard Dugan, Alton Cornell and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nelson. Girl Married to Moe Fallick Miss Harriet Solomon Be- comes Bride at Mother's Home, Sanford Street Miss Harriet Solomon, daughter of Mrs.

Etta Solomon, 21 Sanford street, Glens Falls, became the bride of Moe Fallick, son 1 of Mr. and Mrs. Solomon Fallick, 62 Congress street, Saratoga Springs, yesterday afternoon at 5 o'clock. The ceremony was performed by Rabbi Samuel N. Donnenberg of Glens Falls at the home of the bride's mother.

Mrs. Arthur Bronne of this city, a sister of the bride, was matron of honor, and Arthur Bronne was best man. The bride was given in marriage by her cousin, Louis Kaplan of this city. Mrs. Sidney Fallick of Saratoga Springs, a sister of the bride, played the wedding march.

Supper was served to the guests immediately following the ceremony. The bride was attractively gowned in blue velvet and wore a corsage of pink roses. Mrs. Bronne was dressed in a gown of black crepe trimmed with gold, and a black hat, and wore a corsage of red roses. Mr.

and Mrs. Fallick left for a wedding trip to New York, and upon their return will live at 150 Church street, Saratoga Springs. The bride's going away costume was 8 dress of brown crepe, a brown hat, and a brown muskrat fur coat trimmed with beaver, Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kaplan, Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Cohen, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cohen, Mrs. Etta Solomon, Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur Bronne, Mrs. Ida Kaplan, Miss Rose Kaplan, Miss Sally Cohen, Miss Anne E. Alkes, Miss Ruth Solomon, Raymond Kantrowitz, Samuel Beck of Glens Falls; Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Israel, Max Fallick of Albany; Mr. and Mrs. Solomon Fallick, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Fallick, Miss Clara Fallick Abraham Fallick of Sartaoga: Springs.

PREPARATORY SERVICE ARGYLE -Preparatory services will be conducted tonight at 7:30 o'clock at the North Argyle United Presbyterian church. Communism will be observed on Sunday. SORORITY TEA DANCE IN THE QUEENSBURY IS ATTENDED, BY 400 Approximately 200 couples attended the annual Thanksgiving Tea dance the Beta Omicron sorority, conducted yesterday afternoon from 4 to 7 o'clock in The Queensbury. Among those present were college and preparatory school students: home for the Thanksgiving vacation. Music was furnished by- Charles Randall and his orchestra from Troy, who offered 8 specially arranged dance program for the occasion.

Miss Anna Mae Sullivan was general chairman. MRS. CHARLES WRIGHT, IS MISSION HOSTESS FORT ANN The November meeting of the Woman's Mission Circle of the Baptist church met at the home of Mrs. Charles Wright at Smiths Basin Monday afternoon with the newly elected president, Mrs. Lester O.

Hooks, presiding. The devotions were in charge of Mrs. Lenora Earle and consisted of passages read from the Psalms and was followed by prayer. Arthur The reports Belden, of and the the secretary, treasurer, Mrs. Mrs.

Robert O'Connor, were read and accepted. The president, Mrs. Hooks, named Mrs. Arthur Marynard as prayer leader; Mrs. Almon Rathbun, student counsellor, and Mrs.

Li Earle, literary secretary. The study period was in charge of Mrs. Flora Wright whose topic was, "After a Century in China and Japan." The report of the program committee. was given by Mrs. Hooks and Mrs.

Wright. PERSONALS Mrs. Burton Jones has been confined to her home by illness. Attention, Mothers! Five hundred children to Christmas presents. Get your hair Register your name any time from now until Christmas.

We have five first class Barbers Mr. Weaver Mr. Galvin Mr. Recupito- Mr. Edwards Mr.

Pearson Children's Hair Cutting. 25c. Women's and Men's. 35c. Anyone wishing an appointment dial 2-9859.

Weaver's, Barber Shop, 114 Glen St. Advt. GOOD TASTE If the GIFT as well as GOOD WISHES PROBLEM should accompany your gift Chas You Bothered Give Him a gift he'll really appreciate give PAJAMAS by Bronne Manhattan Don't let any man tell you he doesn't like gay mas. They all do! And, while some of these fellows hesitate to pick out their "heart's desire" in pajamas All Silk themselves, they hope and pray for a Pajama Christmas. Here you will find beautiful sets in button and 5.00 to 10.00 pull -over styles; regular and belted.

You can choose from a host of patterns and colorings: Solid colors, checks, paisleys, two-tone combinations, geometric designs, splash prints, fancy piping and stripes. For Broadcloth his own sake, buy him Pajamas. For goodness sake, get them at the EAGLE. 1.50 up Cagle Clothing 3.00 Brocaded and Sateen 3.50 Company The Store For Men 148 Glen St. Glens Falls Where Women Like To Shop Workers to Plan Drive For Concert Committee of Cooperative Association Will Meet Next Monday Night The executive committee: of the Glens Palls.

Cooperative Concert 86- sociation and workers for the coming membership campaign will meet Monday night at 6:30 o'clock for dinner at The Queensbury to complete arrangements for the drive. Mrs. Edwin H. Reese is chairman of the dinner committee. David Ferguson of the Columbia Artists Bureau will be the principal speaker and will outline, plans for obtaining artists for a series of concerts in this city.

Mrs. Clarence H. Eckler, chairman of the membership campaign committee, will organize the teams. The purpose of the organization is bring outstanding musical talent to residents of the Glens Falls area, which will be made possible by subscribed memberships. It has been announced that only members will be able to attend the concerts.

No single concert tickets will be available. Assisting Mrs. Eckler are- Donald H. Chartier, chairman of the Hudson Falls committee, and Miss Hilda Davis, chairman of the South Glens Falls committee. Mrs.

Robert S. Buddy is co-chairman with Mrs. Eckler of the local campaign committee. COMEDY REHEARSED HARTFORD Rehearsals are taking place each evening at the South Hartford church house for the threeact musical comedy, "Gypsy Girl," which will be presented by all local talent, directed by Miss Margaret Calkins, for the benefit of the Ladies' Aid Society of the South Hartford Congregational church. The musical comedy will be presented December 2 and 3.

DR. F. J. FISHER Optometrist Office Hours: 9:30 to 12 Noon 1:30 to: 5:00 P. M.

WHITEHALL, N. Y. Yarter, Miss Sarah Jeanette Ricketts, William Cook of Hudson Falls. Mr. and Mrs.

Ferris LaVoy celebrated their thirteenth wedding anniversary with a Thanksgiving dinner at their home, Second, street, South Glens Falls. Their guests were Mr. and Mrs. Fred LaVoy, Mr. and Mrs.

Charles LaVoy James, and Mrs. Alida Bean and son, Harold, of South Glens Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Ferris La Voy received many useful gifts, Mr.

and Mrs. James Knight and Miss Thelma Knight, 84 Sanford street, entertained at Thanksgiving dinner Mr. and Mrs. George Wetmore, Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph Knight and David, Joan and Billy Knight, of Glens Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard C. Manchester entertained at their home, 22 Second street, at Thanksgiving dinner Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Lareau and daughter, Elsie; Sterling Fenton, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Lareau, Francis Manchester of Glens Falls; Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Buckley and daughter, Rose Marie; Mr. and -Mrs. Thomas Guay of Hudson Falls. Mr. and Mrs.

G. C. Wallace and son, Glenn, Mrs. Daniel Moynihan, and Miss Marjorie Moynihan of Glens Falls were Thanksgiving dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Toomey in Albany. Mr. and Mrs. Toomey are former Glens Falls residents. The Rev.

and Mrs. Paul Kenyon of Brounsville, Miss Ernestine Roberts of San Diego, and the Rev. and Mrs. Raymond Grayson of Horicon were dinner guests Wednesday night of Mr. and Mrs.

Fred West and daughters, Helen and Rita, Gage avenue. Dr. and Mrs. W. A.

E. Cummings and Mr. and Mrs. F. Marvin Craft, Grand street, entertained Mr.

and Mrs. John Holder of Amsterdam and Mrs. Ora Moore of Albany at Thanksgiving dinner. Charles Garlen and daughter, Alyce, were dinner guests yesterday of Mr. and Mrs.

Benjamin Goldstein, Second street. Mr. and Mrs. John D. Finch, West Glens Falls entertained at Thanksgiving dinner the following guests: Mr.

and Mrs. Harley Monroe, Kenneth Williams, Mr. and Mrs. W. Charles Parsons and daughter, Shirley, Clifford C.

Parsons and son, Clifford Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler J. Howe and son, Charles and Richard J. Finch..