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1,' 2 North Westchester Times, Mt. Kisco, N. Y M 'Dec. 18, 1958 Bedford Hills News Notes Two Bedford Hills girls suffered broken arms on Saturday while skating on the Burbank pond in Bedford Hills. Miss Jo Tyler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Parker Tyler of Roosevelt Drive, broke her left arm in the afternoon and later in the evening Miss Marjorie North also broke her left arm. Marjorie is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert North of Delano Drive. Joseph Lennon of Oneonta, N.Y and his nephew and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Ackley of Mount Kis co. \Why The Chimes Rang\ _ Christmas classic, will be given at the Bedford Hills Methodist Church on Sunday evening, Dec. 21, _ 7 o'clock. The entire Church Schoo will have a part in the play. .. combined junior and senior choir S ill sing the \The Sleep of the lild Jesus\ and \Eight-Fold Al leluia\ during the one-act play written by Elizabeth Apthorp Mc Fadden. Mrs. Arthur W. Bloom Is directing the Christmas play and Philip Barrett is stage man ager. The annual Christmas party for children m the Bedford Hills Elementary School will be held at the Bedford Hills Community House at 3 o'clock on Sunday aft ernoon. The Robert F. Crandal Post 129 American Legion wil sponsor the event and Santa is scheduled to malve his appearance. Each child attending is asked to bring an inexpensive gift for the grab bag. Cartoons will also be shown. B&xry Jackson, keeper of the Buofefcin for Den Six of Cub Scout Trqp| 110, at Bedford Hills has subjfntted the follow ing item of his frtfdp's activities for November: c *fAllen Ackley was denner for last t ,Jhonth assisted by Elliot Cregier .^Westerns' was the theme for the £^1rhonth end at our weekly meetings. *\We made cowboy things such as snap guns,-cuffs and a buckboard. We also made Thanksgiving Day ca ^ds for our parents. Jeff Bren naq put on a puppet show. Dennis Cregier won inspection for two weeks last month and John Tray- nor and Barry Jackson won the other two weeks. Jeff Brennan re ceived his Lion Badge at the pack meeting and has now entered the Webelos. Allen Ackley received a silver arrow and Dennis Cregier, a wolf badge.\ Santa Claus has notified the local small fry that he will make a pre- Christmas visit to Bedford Hills on Saturday morning at 10 o'clock when he will arrive at the park ing lot in the Plaza via Bedford Hills Fire Department truck. The Bedford Memorial Post VFW No. 9254 have arranged this visit from Santa and according to its spokesman Santa will be well sup plied with gifts so that each child coming to see the Christmas elf on Saturday morning will receive a gift from his pack. Mrs. Carrie Ackley of Griffin .Avgnue^jand Mr. and Mrs. Leo- \ y a andssonoi.Adams W*' Mffl-f^Tamfc' Walla it* children, Arthur Jr. and Thomas, f Mr. and Mrs. George Smalley of Bedford Road, Bedford Hills, have their son. James Smalley, home for the Christmas holidays. Ap prentice Seaman Smalley has just completed boot training at Great Lakes Naval Training Station, 111 and at the end of his two-week leave, will be sent to California for further training. Mr. and Mrs. John Harries of Bolton Landing, Lake George will soon call Bedford Hills home. On Wednesday of last week, they pur chased property on Robinson Aven ue, formerly owned by Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Dickie of Miami, Fla. and the late Mrs. Florence Reynolds. The property includes a two-family -duplex house and a three room cottage. John Schlesser of Main Street, Bedford Hills, is spending the Win ter months at Hollywood, Fla. His brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. George Martabano and their six children will leave tomorrow to join Mr. Schiesser in Florida for the Christmas holidays. Miss Nancy Davidson, a former teacher at Bedford Hills High School, recently spent two weeks with her friends. Miss Mable Saul- paugh and Miss Julia Hunt, of Main Street. Bedford Hills. Miss Davidson, who was recently appointed director of a private school in Medellin, Columbia, S. A. is now in LaJolla, Calif where she will visit until her return to South America in January. Mrs. G. Howard Gardner of Bedford Road, Bedford Hills, en tertained at a dinner party at her home on Saturday, Dec. 6. in honor of Miss Nancy Davidson and among the invited guests were former pupils at Bedford Hills High School and their spouses. At tending were Mr. and Mrs. John Brandt. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bru- ford, fMildred Sanders); Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wells, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Gale, (Dorothy Smith); Mr. and Mrs. Willam Hyde, (Lil lian Meier); Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hicks-Beach. (Jean McGuhy); Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Becker, (Dorothy Ketterer) and Mrs. Albert Smith. The Rev., Mrs. Verner Matthews Mrs. Kramer of Westiield Addresses Bedford Lions Mrs. Anne Kramer, superinten dent of Westfield State Farm, was guest speaker when the Bedford Hills Lions Club met for its regu lar meeting at Emmadine Farms Restaurant on Monday, Dec. 8. The Lions Club will again spon sor a community Christmas decor ation contest and appointed as judges were Alfred Zotolla, chair man; Donato Cristofaro and Paul Hilbrich. Three prizes will be awarded and judging will be done between Christmas and New Year's. The following committee is in charge of lighting the community Christmas tree; Joseph Rizzo, chairman; Jesse Archibald, super visor, aided by Chester Dexheim- er, Joseph Friedman, Sam Pennes- si and Jack Hicks-Beach. Robeht Stoss will serve as chair man of the Glaucoma Clinic com mittee. The Lions Club grossed over $1000 from the countryside Play ers presentation of \Oh Men Oh Women\ at the Community House last month and Peter Marshall was commended for his very successful advertising campaign which netted a tidy sum to the Lions treasury. Sacred Contata Included In Christmas Service Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Ryan of Adams St., Bedford Hills drove to Oneonta, N.Y. today and will re turn tomorrow with their daugh ter, Joan, who is a freshman at the State Teachers College there Joan will spend the Christmas holi days with her family. Mr. and Mrs. Angus Cameron of Chatham, Mass. have arrived in Bedford Hills to spend the Christmas holidays with their son- in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. John Armstrong of Bedford Road. Miss Ann Williams of Cottage Terrace, Bedford Hills, entertained at a supper party at her home last Thursday evening in celebra tion of her eleventh birthday. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Irving Williams. Another birthday celebration took place on Saturday when Miss Holly Webster, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Webster of Church Street, Bedford Hills marked her eighth birthday, also with a supper party at her home. Roland Sivigny of Griffin Aven ue, Bedford Hills, was transferred on Tuesday of last week to Pres byterian Hospital in New York. Mr. Sivigny has been a patient for two weeks at Northern Westches ter Hospital. On Sunday he was visited by Mrs. Sivigny; his sis ter, Gertrude Rose of New Bed ford, Mass.; his sister-in-law, Mrs. PUT A \ROOF\ OVER YOUR BANK ACCOUNTI The deluge could start tomor row ... a fire, an accident, an expensive lawsuit... and your life savings could be wiped out You can protect yourself against all these perils with a very modest investment in insurance pre miums ... to assure yourself a guaranteed future. HENRY N. THORSEN 18 Parkway, Katonah, N. Y. Phone CEntral 2-3030 ;t fvtAlng Mt. Klsco 6-8384 Two Infants Baptized at St. Luke's Douglas Barrington and Karen Jean Mcllveen received the Sac rament of Holy Baptism on Sun day, Dec. 7, following the ate morning service in St. Luke's Church, Katonah. The Rev. Hugh Morton, rector, officiated. fj ^Douglas is the infant son of Mr. ;atfd ?ffe3^. Wesley Cable of 20 Elm Road, Efctonahi Mr. and Mrs. Waltet James Wilcox and Charles A.\Deedman were godparents. The^ baby's mother is the ?6ftner Miss Margaret Barrington Winter. Karen Jean is the infant daught er of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth P. Mcllveen of Peekskill Hollow Rd., Putnam Valley. Her godparents were Bruce R. Mcllveen and Mrs. Albert Con well. The infant's moth er is the former Miss Joan Ben nett. Italian Language Class Entertained Members of the Italian Lan guage class in the Fox Lane Adult Education courses, being taught by Mrs. Joseph Rao, were guests of their teacher for an Italian dinner on Dec. 9 at her Croton Avenue home, Mount Kisco. Lasagna and meatballs and spa ghetti were the main items of the meal, with Italian being spoken by the guests and Mrs. Rao presiding in an heirloom gown belonging to her grandmother. After dinner the guests worked an Italian crossword puzzle and Mrs. Rao sang some Italian songs, accompanying herself on the ac cordion and guitar. Guests who attended included Dr, and Mrs. Robert Terris, Dr and Mrs. Nathan Binder, Miss Use Freter, Frank Bagnato, Antionette Critelli, Rose Manes, and Mrs Emily Sannapoli. DANCE BUFFET A New Year's Eve dance and buffet supper will be sponsored by the Italian American Men's Club in the club house, Lexington Aven ue, Mount Kisco with dancing starting at 10 p.m. Music will be furnished by Bam Walter. Reser vations may be made by calling BE 4-3849 or MO 6-9107. A major feature of the obser vance of Christmas in the Katonah Methodist Church will be a sacred Cantata \Chimes of the Holy Night\ by Hoi ton, on Sunday eve ning, Dec. 21, at 8 o'clock. The telling of the Christmas story in music will be presented by a choir of 24 voices under the- di rection of Mrs. J. Chandler Camp bell, with Mr. Campbell at the organ. Soloists are Cynthia For rest, soprano; Carol Smith, alto; Harold Wright, tenor and Richard Kellogg, bass. A service of candlelighting will also be included as part of the Cantata. Candlelighters are Ro bert Abbey, William Barber Jr., William Begenau, Alan Kellogg, Kenneth Lang and, 1 Kenneth Miller., Sunday morning worship lor the fourth Suday in Advent is at 11 o'clock and wilL include ^tfte re ception of \members; the presen tation of White Christmas gifts from the Church School and mem bers of the congregation for the Five Points Mission in New York; presentation of special gifts to the Church School; and reception of special Christmas offerings, includ ing the Red Stocking gifts for the Methodist Hospital in Brooklyn. On Tuesday, Dec. 23, the Inter mediate and Senior Youth Fellow ships will present the traditional living Manger on the lawn of the Church. Live animals will again Candlelight Service Set Christmas Eve A Christmas Eve Candlelight and Carol Service will be held at the First Presbyterian Church of Katonah at 7:30 p. m. The service consisting largely of choir music, carols and reading of the scripture narratives, is intended for all fam ilies of the church. The Carol Choir will sing \Love Came Down at Christmas by M'ueller and a ver sion of \Silent Night\ by Gruber. The Chancel Choir, under the di rection of Richard Sutch, will sing the Ukranian carol \Carol of the Bells\ the English carol \Covent ry Carol\ the Basque carol \The Cherry Tree Carol,\ and the Eng lish carol \What Child is This.\ The Scriptures and brief Christmas Eve meditation will be given by the Rev. Wendell G. Wollam, pas tor. be used in the tableau, which will be presented at half-hour inter vals from 7 until 9. CANDLELIGHT SERVICE On Christmas Eve, a Candle light service \The Light of The World\ will be held from 11 until midnight. The familiar carols of Christmas, together with the con cluding service of candlelighting, will offer an appropriate climax to the Advent period of prepara tion, and a joyous prelude to Christmas morning. The public is cordially invited to all services of this church. Rev. Matthews Marries Miss Caldwell Miss Emily Louise CaMwell of 145 Babbitt Road, Bedford Hills, became the bride of the Rev. Verner R. Matthews, pastor of the Bedford Hills Antioch Baptist Church, on Saturday Dec. 13. The 2 o'clock ceremony took place at the Bedford' Hills Methodist Church with the Rev. Jonathan G. Brown, pastor of the Mount Olive Baptist Church of Hackensack, N.J., officiating. Miss Caldwell is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Caldwell of Bedford Hills. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Matthews of New York. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a white lace and net wedding gown fashioned with a fitted lace bodice. V-neckline trimmed with sequins and long lace sleeves. The full skirt had lace and net panels. She wore a shoulder length veil, held in place with a crown, and carried a bou quet of white carnations. Her only attendant was her sis ter, Mrs. David Vandeyar of Gold- ens Bridge, who served as ma tron of honor. Her ballerina length gown was of blue lace and she wore a matching hat. She carried a bouquet of pink carnations. William Ashby of New York was best man. Ushers were Mr. Van deyar, brother-in-law of the bride; William Brown of New York, broth er-in-law of the bridegroom; and Bert Glass of Carona, N.Y. A reception followed in the Par ish House of the Methodist Church for friends and relatives. The bride is a graduate of Bed ford Hills High School, the Metro politan School of Infant Care in New York and is on the nursing staff of the Northern Westchester Hospital. The Rev. Matthews was gradu ated in 1955 with a B.A. degree in Philosophy from Shelton College, Ringwood, N.J. He has completed two years at the Biblical Semin ary in New York towards a de gree in Sacred Theology and has served as pastor of the Antioch Baptist Church since September 1957. On their return from a wedding trip, the young couple will make their home at the parsonage of the Bedford Hills Antioch Baptist Church at Bedford Hills. Bedford Hills Niece Mentioned in Will Lela K. Lamed of- Sunset D BedfoVd Hills; is namecga b% ficiarjkin esta)e of her u4#e, pe.., ry B. SjJammond, whose ,\fill was! filed for probate in Surrogates' Court, New York. Under the pro visions of the will, the Bedford Hills niece receives about one- fourth of the estate. Two other nieces and a nephew divide the rest of the 'property. Size of the estate was formally estimated at \more than $20,000.\ Its actual size is unknown pend ing an inventory. Charles and Elizabeth Bradt are flying today, Thursday to San Jose, Costa Rica, to spend the Christmas holidays with their par ent's, Mr. and Mrs. Schuyler Bradt, former Katonah residents. Charles is a student at South Kent. Conn and Elizabeth is attending St. Mary's School, Peeksk' 1 ! TO DECORATE CHURCH Members of the Altar Guild of St. Luke's Church, Katonah, as sisted by St. Luke's Men's Club, will meet on Sunday at 3 p.m. to decorate the church for Christ' mas. Refreshments will be served. WE SELL SLEEP For Back Troubles & Poor Sleepers WE GUARANTEE the Sealy Posturepedic Mattress WILL HELP YOU FEEL BETTER & SLEEP BETTER IN 30 DAYS OR REFUND MONEY Feather Your Nest with a Little Down and Easy Pymts. A GOOD STORE TO TRADE WITH MT. KISCO FURNITURE 65 South Moger Avenue Mount Kisco 6-8018 — Four Floors of Fine Furniture — Mr. Larned Jr. At Wentworth The largest student body in the history of Wentworth Institute, Bos ton, enrolled this fall for engineer ing and industrial technician train ing, according to H. Russell Beat- ry, Wentworth president. Total of 1400 students registered in the day school where an Associate in En gineering degree is awarded for completion of the two year engin eering technician curriculum. George L. Larned Jr. of Sunset Drive, Bedford Hills, is enrolled the vCivil and Highway Engin- ering Technology course at Weat- WorthJ' \ \ A graduate of Darrow School in New Lebanon high school, he was active in soccer, skiing, basketball, tennis and the glee club. He at tended New York University prior to entering Wentworth Institute. 4 New Members Join Bedford Lions Club Four new members were re ceived into membership at the Dec. 8 meeting in the Village Inn They were Donald Wilke, Freeman Bixler, Richard Bard and J. Her man Wolf. The meeting Monday night was principally concerned with plans for the lighting of the Christmas tree on the village green, in which the Lions will join with the Bed ford Fire Department. New Castle Tribune,, Chappaqua, N. Y., December 18, 1958 Katonah News Items Mrs. William Monsen and son William of Huntington Park, Calif., will leave by plane tomorrow to join her husband, Technician Wil liam Momsen, stationed in Alaska. Mrs. Momsen is the former Miss Diane Travis, daughter of Mrs. Vivian Travis of Edgemont Road, Katonah. Richard Mueller, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Mueller of Mount Holly Road, Katonah, a freshman at Harvard, will arrive home on Sat. urday to spend the holiday season with his family. Mr. and Mrs. David Griffin who have been making their home for the past ten years or more at the Barrett homestead on Edgmont Road, Katonah, moved on Satur day to New York City. The house they have vacated has been pur chased by the First Presbyterian Church, Katonah, and will soon be in the process of being redecorated for use as the new parsonage. C. H. Hendrickson of Bedford Road, Katonah, underwent an eye operation last Friday at St. Clair's Hospital in New York City. Mr. Hendrickson expects to be home in time for Christmas with his family. Robert M. Ross Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ross of Cherry Street, Katonah, arrived home over the weekend from Middle- bury College, where he is a sopho more, to spend his holiday va cation with his family. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Benedict Jr. of Mt. Clemens, Mich, an nounce the birth of their third child, a daughter, weighing seven pounds two ounces, on Saturday, Dec. 6. The enfant to be named Kathryn, has a brother and sister, Steven and Barbara. Mrs. Hudson Ritch of Huntsville Road, Katonah, returned to her home on Thursday of last week from the Northern West chester Hospital where she had been confined for a few weeks with a broken hip. Mrs. Carroll makes her home with her son-in- law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. William Close. Thomas Hardy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hardy of High Street, Katonah, celebrated his fifth birthday on Friday wth an after noon party at his home for several little friends. Miss Margaret Busch of Long Beach, Calif, where she is principal of the Addams School, is expected to arrive home in time to spend Christmas with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Busch of The Ter race, Katonah. Michael Leal of Deer Park Rd., Katonah, entered the Northern Westchester Hospital last Tuesday to undergo surgery on Thursday. He is expected to be confined there for ten days. A candlelight and carol servke wjll be held ion Christmas Eve \t 7:30 p.m. in, the First Presbyter ian Church, Katonah. The hour was chosen to enable families to attend the service together Christmas Eve in the Katonah Methodist Church will be observed in a candlelight service from 11 p.m. to midnight. The Christmas recess for the students of the Katonah Elemen tary School, and John Jay High School will begin on Tuesday, Dec 23, with dismissal at noon before lunch. School will resume after the holidays on Monday, Jan. 5. Dean Lorenz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Lorenz, son of Mr. and Road, Katonah, a freshman at the University of Colorado, Boulder, Colo, will be home with his family for the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. John Baur of Mount Holly Road, Katonah, hosted a yearly Christmas party on Satur day evening at their home for their many friends and neighbors of Mount Holly. Miss Gloria Strang and Miss T. Clark moved recently from Bed ford Village to the Duncombe Cot tage on Mount Holly Road, Katonah. Miss Strang is an artist and Miss Clark is with Mary Har pers of Bedford Village. Legionnaires of Katonah Post No. 1575, American Legion, are giving a Christmas parry for mem bers and friends on Dec. 20 start ing at 8 p.m. at the Legion Club house. A buffet supper will be served, Santa will present gifts and the auxiliary will give a \bas- et of cheer\. Each person at tending is asked to bring a small gift, wrapped. Those Legionnaires who have not as yet made their reservations should call CE 2-9891. Christmas trees sold each year by the Katonah Rotary Club for the benefit of its. Youth Fund are on sale from now until Christmas at the old firehouse on Katonah Avenue. The wedding invitations have been sent out for the marriage of Miss Helen Osborn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Osborn of Bloomington, 111. to Paul Meyer Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Meyer of Cherry Street, Katonah, on Sat urday, Dec. 27, in Bloomington. Boys and girls of the Katonah Methodist Church School are ask ed to remember that Christmas Sunday, Dec. 21, is when they are to bring a new toy wrapped as a gift and labeled to indicate its appropriateness for a boy or gfrl and the age leveL These gifts are a part of the White Christmas for Five Points Mission,\ Brook lyn.. The gifts will be received in the Church School and then taken to the worship service. Thomas Meyer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Meyer of Cherry St., Katonah, arrived home on Tues day from -Gettysburgh College, Gettysburgh, Pa. to spend the holidays with his parents. Mrs. W. W. Cummings of Mount Holly Road, Katonah, visited Con cord Academy, Concord, Mass. on Tuesday. She returned to Ka tonah on Wednesday with her daughter, Miss Daphne Cum mings, a student at the academy who will be spending the Christ mas vacation with her family. Susan Thurston, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Thurston of Mount Holly Road, Katonah, is home from her studies at the Emma Willard School, Troy, for the Christmas recess. Mrs. A. J. Hopkins of Croton Falls, formerly of Katonah, has returned to her home from the Northern Westchester Hospital where she was in traction for two weeks for a back injury as a re sult of an automobile accident sev eral months ago. A Christmas party for children under 12 years of age will be held on Saturday, Dec. 20, from 1 to 3 p.m. in the Katonah Memorial House. This is a yearly affair spon sored by the Katonah Post No. 1575, American Legion. Mr. and Mrs. Curt Wilder and son Charles of Neptune, N.J. are planning to spend the Christmas holiday with Mrs. Wilder's brother- in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. William Curran and family, of South Road, Katonah. Joining the family to make the gathering more complete will be Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mey and children and Mrs. Frederick Gillette and chil dren of Stormville, N.Y. \Magic Of Christmas\ a Christ mas operetta, will be presented tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock in the Katonah Elementary School auditorium. The play, written by Miss Virginia Lee, a fourth grade teacher, will be given by the fourth, fifth and sixth grades of the school, under the direction of Mrs. Mabel Addis and Mrs. Wini fred Rickes with assistance from Miss Laurel Bump and Miss Lee. Parents, friends and members of the community are invited to at tend this Christmas presentation. j Season's Greetings i WM. REBER FLORIST 221 Lexington Ave. Tel. MO. 6-7844 MOUNT KISCO NBW's 1959 Christmas Club Is Open... 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