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' REPUBLIC .JMBffibirtt ••V A' Dec; 24—John P. Davis, 20, of 9 4 West Albion St., Holley, was picked up for speeding at 65 miles per hour on the Ridge Rd. in the town of Clarkson. Arraigned be- fore justice Butterfleld, he was lned$M). ; Dec. 27—Investigation was made of an accident on the Roosevelt Hgwy., onerfourth injle west ot tbe Sweden-Walker Rd. Frank Badge, 52, of the Sweden-Walker Rd, HUton* was driving east on the Roosevelt Hgwy. when .he hit the soft shoulder on the south side of the road and lost control of his .car. It veered tp-fbe left across the road, hitting the guard rails .and going into the ditch, ending \P. by a telephone pole. It was t ioggy and the visibility was poor.) Badge suffered a left thumb in- Jury. Dec. 30—A deputy was sent to the home of Mrs. Shirley Oliver, 4562 Sweden-Walker Rd., town of SWeden, in answer to a tele- phone call for help. Mrs. Oliver was suffering from a head injury which occurred when she fell in the back yard of her home. Tbe deputy took her to Dr. Ferguson in Brockport, and, she was taken home by her husband, who was summoned from work. Sffqffffw^yto- - '<- IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE —Among those celebrating wedding anniversaries are Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hlllgartner of Fay- ette St. who celebrated their 50th on Friday, Dec. 3ist; Mr. and'Mrs. Kenneth Raleigh of Rochester, formerly of Brockport, who cele- brated their 35th; and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hmes of Smith St. at West Ave., who celebrated their 85th on Dee, 24th. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hazen of •Morton'cele- brated .their- 10th 'anniversary on New Yearns Day. Mrs. Hazen was Mary Gahan of Brockport. —Mr. and Mrs. Sherm Abrams entertained their ofJSqe staff Sat- urday night at dinner. —Mr. and Mrs. Grant Adams and family and Wlrs. Elmer Ad* ams Sr., were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs, 'Thomas Bentl^y of Buffalo. —Miss Bertha Gordon enter-; tained Mr. and Mrs^. Andrew Gord- on at dinner on New Year's Day* —Among the many who enters tained on New Year's eve wfere Mr. and Mrs. Roy Quinn, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Noble, Mr.-and Mrs., Louis Meinhold, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thompson. Members of the Monroe County VFW Auxiliary with \Mrs. Evelyn Hitchcock, president, will ac- company department president, Mrs. Lydia Mayer when she makes her inspection of the Can- andaigua Veteran's Hospital, to- day, Thursday, Jan. 6th. Mrs. Evelyn. Hitchcock, pres- ident of Monroe County VFW Auxiliary, will make her official visit to Lt. Kirk Otis Auxiliary VFW in Rochester, Friday, Jan. 7th, at their regular monthly meeting. Department president, Mrs. Lydia Mayer will also be an honored guest at this time. The first meeting of the new year for Hope Rebekah Lodge No. 10, will be held on Thursday, Jan. 13 at 8 o'clock at the IOOF rooms, •with noble grand Marion Way presiding. Refreshments will fol- low the meeting with Marilyn Lang chairman, assisted by Mable Whittle, Lucille Bu rl in game, Oleta Middleton, Mary Mercer, .and Lois Mercer. The annual installation of of- ficers of Mary Jane Holmes Chap- ter, OES, will be held on Mon- day evening, Jan. 10, with w. ma- tron Jeanne Hamll and w. patron George Hamil presiding. W. George Hamll will install the new officers headed by Mrs. W. E. Werner arid Gerald Werner as the new matron and patron. The com- mittee for the evening will in- clude the following past matrons: Gladys Queen, chairman; Alene Butler, Fteitaa Chapman, Helen Magln, Charlotte Northrup, Rosa- lind Northrup, '-Phyllis Reming- ton, Mabel Redman, Mae Swanton. Gladys Wadhams. Also assisting will be Blanche Spencer, Gerald- ine Levine, Berdlna Bartlett, and Beatrice Goheen. There will be a rehearsal of of- ficers for installation on Sunday, Jan. 9th at 3 pjn. The Conservation -Club will meet Tuesday, Jan. 11 at 8 pjn. at the Lincoln Restaurant for reg- ular meeting and election of of- ficers, followed by refreshments On Monday, Jan. 10th at 7:45. p.m.. Dr. Wayne Dedman will re- sume his series of lectures at the Brockport Presbyterian Church. His subject wiU be 'The Rip Tide in Religion.\ All are cordially in- vited to attend- The History Club will meet Friday, Jan. Jtht at three o'clock at the home of Mrs. John Cran- dall, with Mrs. Wayne Dedman assisting. The program title is Alcoholic Content\ with a paper Carrie Nation\ 'to be given by Mrs. Earl (Linscott and the other, \Life and Times of Lydia Pink- ham\ to be given by Mrs. Henry Parker. Charles Brewer, social security On Saturday, Jan. 8th the Pa- trons Association of the Monroe District, OES, will hold their an- nual dinner and meeting at the Brockport Masonic Temple, to Introduce the new matrons and patrons of the district. Mrs. Eu- gene Young and Miss Elsie Meln- hardt are co-charmen of the group in charge of the dinner. Enter- tainment will follow the dinner Mr. and Mrs. George Hamil and Mrs. W. E. Werner and Gerald Werner will represent Mary Jane Holmes Chapter as matrons and patrons of 1954 and '55. There will be about 75 guests from Roches- ter and Monroe County. The Hamlin VFW Post No. 6703 and their Auxiliary will hold their, annual banquet on Saturday, Jan. 15 at the Lincoln Restaurant. On Wednesday, Jan. 12th at 8 p.m. the commission on member- ship and evangelism and the com- mission on missions of the Meth- odist Church will meet at the parsonage with the Rev. and Mrs. Mucci. MS' f Channel 5. 9:3Q p. m.: The Lutheran Hour, ^iWgj^K Wide-Vision Screen Ultra-Super Sound FRI., SAT. JAN. 7-S -ITIG^MKKj|^Qaba''i0I<ffl Second Feature SUN.-TUES. JAN. 9-11 Npte: You will be admitted free if you can show proof of your having been to Paris, France, and you matt bring at least one paying customer with you. A snapshot will be sufficient The Lilac Twig will meet at the representative of Rochester will j home of Mrs. Elwin Mitchell on be at the town hall, King St.,| tne LaDue Rd., Saturday, Jan. Tuesday; Jap. 11th from 10 a.m. to 12 noon, to assist residents of this area with Federal Old Age and Survivors Insurance matters. Check on your benefits as there have been changes during 1954 in the law. ^ The monthly meeting of the Past Presidents Club of Monroe County Council, VFW'Auxiliary will be held'at the Redmans Club, E. Main St., Rochester, Thursday, Jan. 6th at s 8 p.m. Mrs. .Evelyn Hitchcock and Miss Carol Mc- Cullough past presidents of the Lt. Rodney H. Dobson Auxiliary will attend. The Cedar Twig will meet at the home of Mrs. George Foster, South Ave., on Thursday, Jan. 13 at 8 pjn. Mrs. Ann Jones will be «o-hostess. • The Alpha Circle of the Meth- odist Church will meet at the parsonage, on Monroe Ave., Tues- day, Jan. llih, at 1:30 p.m. for dessert luncheon* followed by a business meeting. Mrs. Mucci will be assisted by Mrs. Harry Raleigh and Mrs. Orville Wright Sr. The Couples Club of'the Bap^ tist Church will bold a square dance party at Shannon Hall on Friday, Jan. 14th. Mr. and Mrs. \Don Qfiinh aTre^Katrrtren -assisted by Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bridge- man, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Mowers, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gurnett, and Mr. ahd Wes. Phillip Crouth- amel. Mr. and Kirs. David Merkel will be the callers. 8th at 1 pjn. for dessert luncheon and a business meeting. The Protective Auxiliary will meet on Tuesday, Jan. 11th at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Evelyn Rapalee, Roosevelt Hgwy., Ham- lin. The Teakwood Twig will meet Thursday evening, Jan. 18 at 7 p.m- at the home of Mrs. Robert Reese, Liberty St., for a tureen- dinner followed by a social time, The Redbiid Twig will hold their meeting on Thursday, Jan. 13th at the home of Mrs. Lina Verburg, Lake Rd. South, at 1:30 for dessert luncheon. This will be followed by sewing for the hos- pital. The Evergreen Twig will meet at the home of Mrs. Stephen Webster, Thursday, Jan. 13th at S p.m. The CDA will hold their reg ular meeting at Bolger Hall on Thursday, Jan. 13th, with Mrs Margaret Bannister and Mrs. Jean Rutland as co-chairmen. They will be assisted by Dorothy Burns, Rose DePhillips, Nora Duffy, Mil- dred Gallagher, Dorothy Hill, Anne -Kuhn, Grace Duff, Ruth O'Brien, and Margaret Thayer. The Missionary Circle of the Presbyterian Church will meet Tuesday, Jan. 11th at 3 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Andrew Gordon, South St. mwrti in tttor by TECHNICOLOR! \THE 1 AST iu.au > VAN JOHNSON WALTER PIDGEON DONNA REED WED., THURS. JAN. 12-13 »*tUHUIf MMfflfHH MUM&M HES1PE iartlr&UaU'M&toUVttl.tK»K ' 2nd Big Hit Otfi ice Brockport LINCOLN ROCHESTER TilUST COMPANY MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSBEM MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION firimtb HOXffiOWOSCH • CSractrtbj KMmttW. AJOHBWMYf rmtetl*.' 'ftCOCMMflOO* Coming Soon Jan. 14-- White Christinas Jan. 23— 3 Ring ' Circus Jan. 30— Deep In Mv Heart •Hugh Constable, oh his way to Florida reported eight inches of snow in Richmond, Va. '•'. —Frank Cuh/er. of Holley St. had bis operation on Dec. 28th and is convalescing, at the Buf- falo Veteran\ VHospjKal; -Mr. anft. $ks. Cyril Hare J*, entertained the Hare family for New Year's Day,, —Mrs. Carl Neuscheier: enter- tained her bridge club Tuesday evening, jan. 4th. Mrs. Clarence Morrison and Mrs. Arch Browne jyirere recent guests of Mrs. Harold Wooten of Holley..y •: ^ * •' ' \' •;•-<••• —$&?: atid'.'MrsC 'George Biisjt were, guests ot Rochester friends on NewJY£ar»s' J eve. ~\ —Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Tolas and thrSe children have, moved into their ftew^home at \$121 S^W; 97th, St., £enda& Fla„ a subdi- vision of Miaml.'!Mrsi Tdlar is the former Marilyn Greene of Brock- port. _—Dr. and Mrs, Robert Steele and family will fly tomorrow to Jacksonville, Fla. after, spending the holidays with their parents. Dr. Steele spent Monday in Al bany. —Mr. and Mrs. George Dunn leave Sunday night for Chicago and Grand Rapids to attend the mid-winter furniture market. —Fred Hlllgartner left yester- day for Owen Sound, Ont., to vis- it his sister, whose husband died recently! He .expects to see his other sister and brother-in-law there, who are from San Jose, Cal. >. —Charles Hutchison was home frorti Clarkson Tech. for the hoH- days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jackson Hutchison. He spent the weekend in Buffalo for a New Year's party of his fraternity, re- turning to school on Monday. —Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Gordon were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Goodrich Tuesday afternoon. —Dr. Harry Greene' is attend- ing two-day veterinarian con- ference at Cornell University yesterday and today, Jan. Sth and 6th. —Mr. and Mrs. Carl Homuth spent New Year's eve with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Unterborn. in Hol- ley. —Nyell J. Stdrer of Rochester was a Sunday guest of Mr. and Mrs. Arch Browne. —Mr. and Mrs. E. A.. Roberts of Flushing, L. I. were holiday guests \of Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer Lin- scott. —Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hoag en- tertained Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harter and sons and Mrs. {Cath- erine French at a New Year's din- ner on Sunday. —-Gustavo Quateck of Indian- apolis, Ind„ spent the holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Gustave Karge Si*. Of Park Ave. —Mrs. Jennie Ely of Canan- daigua and daughter and. son-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. William Goffe of Rochester were callers at the home of the Misses Almeda and Elizabeth Nickerson last Friday. They are all former residents of Brockport, the Elys having re- sided here many years on Erie St. —Miss Bernice Ely who has taught for several years in Can- andaigua, since graduation from the Brockport Normal School, spent the holiday week In New York City accompanied by her sister, Mrs. Alvin Goffe. —Mr. and Mrs. Carl Homuth spent New Year's Day with their son, Mr. and Mrs. -Walter Homuth and family Of Holley. -iJMr. and Mrs. Robert Harter of Brockport-Holley Rd. enter- tained Mr. and Mrs. Jack French and son for dinner on Wednes day. —Little Miss Diana linscott of Coleman's Creek Rd. i s celebrat- ing her eighth birthday, Saturday, Jan. 8th. —Edward Hopkins Jr. of Fay- ette St is confined to his home wih yellow jaundice. Eddie is 13 and in the 8th grade. —Mrs. Ruth Greene entertained at dinner and bridge on Wednes- day, Jan. Sth. —Mr. and Mrs. Arch Browne and Mr. and Mrs. George Rich at- tended tiie Republican reception held New Year's Day at Powers Hotel.. —Mr. and Mrs. Ray Eckerty and daughter, Nancy and Mr. and Mrs, .Carl Homuth spent New Year's night\ with Mr. and Mrs. Luther Homuth. —Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beaney are spending several days this week in Toronto on business. —Michael Freson was home for the holiday from. Iola, Church Notes CONCORDIA LUTHERAN CHURCH Rev. Paul G. Volgt, Pastor THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ' State Street . Paul Holden,Hays, Pastor Stephen Webster. Organist Sunday services: . 10:30 a.m.: Service of worship. Sermon theme: \So You Don't Believe in Hell?'' * 10:2.5 a.m.: Classes for nursery, kindergarten and primary. , 11:30 a.\ Tin.: Classerieriunior and junior high depts. Communicants' training class. «&00 p.m>: Ypung people leave for Westminster Fellowship Rally at tfyndohvllle, i • - > Monday, 7:45 pjM.: Dr. Dedman resumes his series of lectures. Subject, \The Rip Tide in Re- hgionA 4 . Tuesday, 3:00 p.m.: Missionary Circle. meeting in home of Mrs. Andrew Gordon, 45 South St ST. LUKE'S EPISCOPAl CHDRCH Rev. David Crump, Rector Sunday: 9:00 a.m.; Celebration of Holy (Continual on pas* 8) Eucharist. 10:30\ aon,: Celebration Holy Eucharist. BROCKPORT ASSEMBLY OP GOD Rev. James I. Dickinson, Pastor was made, in Grandvlew Ceme- tery, Batavla. • • -' ^>'M*jwHETaa - • <v*.'- : : •'\••' Michael J. Marchettj of~Hul- bertpn, aged 50, died suddenly at a heart attack on Friday, Dec. 31, 1954, while at work at the Duffy- Mott Company plant in Hamlin. A veteran of the Second World War, he was'a member, of Fancher Post No. 1484 of the American Legion t an^ the Holley Moose Lodge. • % ..'•••' \ He is \survived by his father, Gerald Marchettj of Hulberton; two brothers, Paul of 'Hujbertdn and Anthony of Clarence; two sisters, Mrs. Rose Suglia and Miss Jennie Marchetti of Rochester; and four nepti%ws and a niece. Funeral services were held Monday at the Merrill Funeral Home, 31 Geddes St., Holley and at St. Mary's Church, with burial in Holy Cross Cemetery, Holley. Full military rites were conduc- ted by Fancher American Legion Post. \ ber of this toyal Order of Ww*e No. 113 of Rochester. Funeral services were held Sunday, Jan* JWft**^ >$|fc, Uoov the Fowler Funeral Home. Inter* mjent in LaTseView Cemeteigr, Sweden. '., ' . Sunday, 9:45 a. m.: Sunday school for all ages. 10:45-a. m.: Worship service. 7:30 p. m.: Evening Evange- listic service. Wednesday, 7:45 p. m.: Bible study and prayer service. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH •The Friendly First\ Rev. Joe U. Nichols, Pastor Dr. Carl Alette, Diree. of Music Sunday services: 10:00 a.nx: Church school for all ages. 11:00 ajn.: Worship service, FREE METHODIST CHCTRCH Milton A. Parker, Pastor CLARK Grant V. Clark of 233 Stutson St., Rochester, entered into rest Jan. 1, 1955. He is survived by his wife, Margaret D. Clark; two daughters, Mrs. Madge Cosman, Mrs. Gordon N. Smith, Brockport; one brother, Rev. Floyd B. Clark; seven grandchildren; two great- grandchildren. Mr. Clark was a life member of Lake Ave. Meth- odist Cfiurch, Genesee Falls Lodge 507, F&AM, Ionic Chapter RAM, and Monroe Cpmmandery No. 12 KT. Friends were received at 532 Lake Ave., Rochester, with serv- ices -Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock and interment on River- side Cemetery, with the Rev. Edward C. Hannay officiating. Masonic memorial- service was held Monday' evening at eight 'o'clock. 10:00 a. m.: Sunday School v 11:00 a. m.: Preaching service. 7:30 p. m.: Preaching service. CHURCH OF THE NATIVITY The Rt. Rev. Mts B r. M. J. Krleg, Pastor^ Emeritus Rev. Dr. Edward J. Idnts, Pastor Rev. James F. Doyle, Assistant STAPLES Mrs. Mattie P. Staples, of 106 Dorsey Rd., Rochester, is sur- vived by two sons, Lawrence B. and Morris Staples, both of Roch- ester. She was a life member of the Mary Jane Holmes Chapter, OES-of Brockport. Mrs. Staples was a resident of West Sweden Rd., Brockport, f,or many years. Friends were received at the Fowler Funeral Home, Brockport, Tuesday 2-5 and 7-9 p.m. Funeral services were held Wednesday, Jan. 5th at two o'clock and interment was in° Gar- land Cemetery. LEWIS Mrs. A^abelle^ Gardner Lewis, died Dec,*, 26,, 1954 at the Barber Hospftal, Lyons- She is survived by her husband George H-, a son, (Frank; three'daughters, Helen Pammaken Beatrice* Attersboro/ an4 Ethel fJewney^U-ojULyoxis'r^,.-. .-* a sister, Mrs Lillian Washburn of ' Clyde; 'four -brothers, Foster ol Michigan, Jack of Rochester, - Henry of Kenmore, and Frank Gardner of Clarkson; four grand-, children and several nieces and, nephews. * • v % Funeral services Were held- tt? a.m. Wednesday, Dec. 29 at Lydns and burial at South Cemetery,, Lyons. ,- • t j~. r \'\\\.—-•. •• „• O'COIN • •' * . < Charles O'Coih Qf Lawrence. Rd., Clarkson, died suddenly Thursday, Dec. 30, 1954. He left his wife, Mrs. Charles JAelkert O'Coin; one sister* Mrs. .Marjif, Gaulah of Niagara Falls; one brother, Bo O'Coin of Rochester;. \ also nieces and nephews* • ~ Mr. O'Coin rested at the Dunn Funeral Home, Centennial Ave,,' Brockport. Funeral service was held Monday, Jan. 3rd at the ' Church of the Nativity at SM a.m. with interment, • ^Coly* Sepulchre. ' • ,.\*• JERIGE . * Mrs. Anna Mary Jeri$e, widow of Dr. Frank Jerige, passed «W8y at ber hme! in Syracuse, Dec.\ 31, 1954. She is survived by three children, a son, Joel Jerige; jnd two daughters, Mrs. Anna 1«Ee Karge of Brockport, and Mrs. Frances Karge of Syracuse;, sev- en grandchildren and 11 great- grandchildren. Funeral services were held In Syracuse with Interment in Oak- wood Cemetery there. ' s 1 I ui Sunday Masses: 7:00, 8:30, 9:45, and 11:00 a. m. Weekly Maises: 7:00 and 7:30 a. m. daily. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE 251 South Union Street Spencerport, N. Y. Sunday Services 10:45 a. m. Services * 10:45 a. m.: Sunday School Wednesday, 8 p. m. Evening testimonial meeting. Reading Room, 251 South Union St. open, Wednesday evenings, one half Hour before and one half hour after service. Authorized books and literature may also be borrowed or pur- chased at this time. BROCKPORT METHODIST CHURCH Rev. Frank J. Mucol, Pastor Miss Marie Morey, Organist Mrs. Clifford Wilson, Choir Direc. 1st Sunday: 10:00 aun.: Choir practice. 10:00 a.m.: Church school session. 11:00 tun.: Church school 2nd session for primary and kinder- garten. 11:00 a.m.: Worship service. Sermon: \A Victorious Faith.\ 7:00 p.m.: Guest speaker, Rev. David Crump. Slides on World Council of Churches. Assembly held at Evanston last summer. 7:00 pjn.: Wesley Student Fei lowship. Tuesday, 1:30 p.m.: Alpha Circle at the parsonage. Wednesday, 8:00 p.m.: Commis- sion on membership and evange lism and commission on missions at the parsonage. i > * BABCOCK Howard A. BabcocR Sr?, of the Lake Rd., Hamlin, died Wednes- day, Dec. 29, 1954. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Mary Lewis Babcockr one daughter, Mrs. Shirley E* Smith of Rochester; two sons, Sgt. Howard A Bab- cock Jr. and .Pvt Earl E. Bab- cock both of the U. S. Army; one grandchild; two sisters and one brother. Mr. Babcock was a memr RENTOE Mrs. .Lucy Long Rennle of SO Brookway PI. entered into % rest Tuesday, Jan. 4, 195B. She was a lifelong resident of this area. She is survived by four daughters* Mrs. Harold Fordham, \Mrs. Ed- - ward Rayburn, Mrs. Charles Marsh, and t Mrs. James Howell^ _ a son, Bernard Rennle, of Roch- * ester; four grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren. Friends may call at Fawleir Funeral Home, today, Thursday, from 2-5 and 7-9 p.m. The funeral will take place at 2 p.m., Friday. Jan 1 7, with interment in Liake- view Cemetery, Sweden. Subscribe to R-D $3.5(H*er year • *:> ••-« i i r f- ' • P* i i Friday, 8:00 p.m.: Voters' meet- ing with election of officers. Saturday, 10:00 a.m.: Confirma- tion Class. Sunday, 9:3$ a.m.: Sunday School. OBITUARIES WALLACE Dr. Bruce M. Wallace of Byron, aged 73, a veterinarian, died on Sunday night, Jan. 2, 1955, in an ambulance enroute to Genesee Memorial Hospital, Batavia. He had been taken Ol at his home on Townline Rd., Byron. The son of David A. and Eliza- beth Dodds Wallace, he was born in Brockport on Pec. 30, 1881. He graduated from Batavia\ High School and the University of Tor- onto School of Veterinary Medi cine. Before going to Byron he practiced in Bergen and ran an animal hosiptal in Batavia. He was a past president of the Gen- esee County Humane Society. Surviving are his wife, the former Zobedia Carpenter; and nieces and nephews. Funeral services were held in Batavia yesterday (Wednesday) 10:00 a.m.: Bible class. -10:30 a. m.: Divine. Worship, afternoon, with the Rev. Scott with installation of officers. * Swinehart of file' Byron Presby- 12:00 pjn.: \This Is The Ufe,\ terian Church officiating. Burial
