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CDA Conducts Silver Tea at Mechanicville

Mechanicville — J u n i o r Catholic Daugh te r s of America, Cour t St. Paul , 71, entertained with a silver tea yesterday in K. of C. Hall. Mies Mary Mahar, president, presided.

The following p rogram of enter-t a inment was presented and well received by the audience:

Welcome, Miss Mary Mahar; song, Junior Glee Club, violin selec-1 a r m -tlon, Ruth Rogers, accompanied by j Miss Anna Cullla, 39 West J a n e McEvoy; solo, Bet ty Perrieno, I suffered cuts on the right wr is t !

3 Hurt as Car Skids In Snow and Hits Pole

Mechanicville—An ear ly , morn ing car accident on the Saratoga Sprlngs-Broadalbin Road in which three Rivers ide residents suffered | slight injuries, was reported to local police a t 7:30 a.m. yester-day.

According to the report a car owned and operated by Pasco LaPietro, 104 West St., skidded in wet snow about 27 miles west of Saratoga Spr ings and crashed into a pole. The driver Buffered bruises about the neck and right

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accompanied by Mrs, Lawrence I Kelley; piano selection, Helens Zyg-mon; dance, France* Tanne r and Anna Mae Reddy, accompanied by Mrs. J. Connors.

J U N I O R SONG, Glee Club; solo, J e a n Conway, accompanied by Mr*. Kelley; piano eelectoon, Doreen Hol land; duet, Marjorie Lucas and J a n e McEvoy, accompanied by Mrs. Kelley; 'dance , Rosemary Pender ; aong and dance number , J a n e and Gloria Conway, accompanied by Mrs. John C. O'Brien; piano selec-tion, Mary Golden; solo, Cynthia Holmes ; solo, Florence Hayner , ac-companied by Eileen Hayner .

Members of Troop St. Mary pre-sented a Junior CDA troop meet-ing.

T H O S E WHO P O U R E D were Mias Mary Welch, Cohoes, district deputy; Miss Elizabeth Welsh, past dis t r ic t deputy; Miss J e a n Fergu-son, Sara toga Springs, d is t r ic t de-puty ; Mrs. Anna Tierney, grand regent of Court St. P a u l ; Mrs. J. Ca r t e r and Mrs. M. McLaughlin, Cohoes; Mrs. R. Powers , Saratoga Springe; Mrs. Raymond Holmes, St i l lwater ; and Mrs. Wal te r Ben-ham, Mrs. Edward Lucas and Mrs. Raymond Holmes, this city.

Troops 8 and 4 were in charge of refreshments. The en te r t a inmen t commit tee consisted of Ann Strat t -ner, Mary Fi tzpa t r ick and Rose-m a r y Pender, assisted by the fol-lowing counsellors: Mrs. Mary Kelley, Mrs. John L e n a h a n and Misses Margare t Kenedy, Margaret

j Corr igan and Mae Picke t t , junior cha i rman.

Mrs. Harold Horn, who under-went an emergency opert ion three weeks ago in the Leonard Hospi-tal, Troy, has re tu rned to her hom In Railroad St. She is under the care of Dr. J. R. Purcell .

Mrs. Martin Offenbacker, Grand St., has returned from the Leon-ard Hospital, Troy, where ehe re-cently underwent an operat ion per-formed by Dr. E. F . Connelly.

Mre. Mary Brown is confined to her home in N. Th i rd Ave., with illness.

S ta te Representa t ive and Mrs. E d g a r H. Pa rk and Miss Thelma Howe, Wells, Vt., spent the week-end with Mrs. P a r k ' s brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Palm-er Isles, Grand St. .

Mrs. Arnold Bushhouee is seri-ously ill at the N a t h a n Li t tauer Hospital, Gloversville, where she underwent a major operat ion Fri-day. She is the d a u g h t e r of Mrs.

and left eye and Miss Teresa LaPie t ro suffered eye and cuts and bruised right leg.

NOTICE is hereby given that License No. G.B.-15678 has been Issued to the undersigned to sell beer at retail un-der Section 54 of the Alcoholic Bever-age Control Law at MacDuff'a Grocery, 57 Clifton St., Northslde. Cohoes. in the Town of Waterford, Saratoga County, to be consumed OFF the said premises. ,

EDWARD W. MACDUFF. 53 Saratoga Ave..

Northslde, Cohoes, N.Y.

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Riccardi Elected Head Of Italian Fraternal Body

Mechanicville — Third annual meeting of the I tal ian F ra t e rna l Society a t the corporation office in Viall Ave. yesterday, resulted in. election of Mar t in Riccardi to the presidency, Albino Carlinl was elected t r ea su re r and Ralph Bel-lenger secre tary .

Trus tees elected were Jospeh PignatelH, Joseph Vona, Anthony Bongermino, Dominic Angelo, Jo-seph D'Amico and Pasquale Maiz-no.

F inancia l repor t of the corpora-atlon was presented, indicat ing a sound financial s ta tus , and was unnimously accepted.

Mechanicville Schools, Library to Be Closed

Mechanicville — The Mechanic-ville public schools will close Wed-nesday a t 3:30 p.m. for the Thanks-giving vacat ion. Classes will be resumed Monday at 9 a.m. The L. B. Blakeman Public l ibrary will be closed.-for the same period.

S tudents of St. Paul 's parochial school also will enjoy Thursday as a holiday. Sa turday Muslcale

Mrs. Kenyon H. P ruyn enter-tained with a nausicale Sa turday night a t her home on the Water-ford Road. She sang several se-lections, wi th her own piano ac-companiment . After her program, refreshments were served. Guests were p resen t from Sara toga Springs, Waterford, Stil lwater and this city.

US Calls Parley In Plane Strike

Downey, Calif. (AP)—A concilia-tion mee t ing was a r ranged today in an effort to end the s tr ike which closed the Vultee Aircraft P l an t Fr iday and halted work on scores of warp lanes .

The s t r ik ing union ordered Its West Coast directo^ to fly to the Nat ional CIO convention a t Atlan-tic City, however, to enlist nation-wids CIO support in the walkout.

Major Sidney Simpson of the W a r D e p a r t m e n t announced; sev-eral hours after his arr ival by plane from Washington, t ha t a conference between union officials, Vultee executives and government representa t ives would be held "some t ime today."

Elizabeth Mawbey and s is ter of Mrs. Char les Pilling, this city.

Mr. and Mrs. Russell E. Wood and son Warwick , P a r k Ave., spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Royse, P la t t sburg .

Mrs. Otto Paulsen and daughters Nancy and Virginia have re turned to thei r home in New York after spending t he weekend with Mr. and Mre. P e t e r Pruso, Champlaln Ave., Riverside.

Ba rba ra Moore, young daughte r of Mr. and Mrs. An thony 'Moore , Is ill a t her home in Mabbett St.

Miss Marion Rogers, secre tary to Pr inc ipa l F . Wayland Bailey a t the local High School, is 111 a t her home in Spr ing St.

Carl Bullls and William Wyzin-sky enjoyed a hunt ing t r ip in the Adirondacks yesterday.

Pr inc ipa l F . Wayland Bailey to-day resumed his high school duties after an illness of several days.

I N M E M O R I A M In memory of my dear friend,

William Gleason, who died Nov. 17, 1939.

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or few. They a re filled with memories of

you. (Signed) HOWARD CURTIS.

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Former Elnora Resident Ig Honored at Shower

Mechanicville — Mrs. Victor Knoworski, Mayfair, Schenectady, Was given a surprise s tork shower Saturday night by Mrs. Angelo D'Alola and Mrs. Pe te r Izzo a t Mrs. D'Alola's home in St. Main St.

The home was decorated in p ink and blue. Mrs, Knoworski is t h e former Miss Anna Belott, E lnora .

Games and cards were played, prizes going to Mrs. Pe te r Izzo a n d Mrs. Louis VanChance, this city, and Miss Amelia Knoworski , Am-sterdam.

Miss Pat r ic ia Kilirain, H e r k i m e r and Mrs. Joseph D'Aloia. this city, sang several solos. Following t he enter ta inment , a buffet luncheon was served. Guests were p resen t from Schenectady, Scotia, Elnora , Mayfair, Jonesville, Hoosick Fal ls , Herkimer, Troy Amste rdam a n d this city.

Miss Anne Sabatino Is Given Variety Shower

Mechanicville—Miss Anne Saba-tino, N. Third Ave., was given a var ie ty shower Fr iday night by Mrs. Florence Orton and Mrs. Rus-sell VanValkenburg, a t the home of Mrs. Orton, N. Sixth Ave. Miss Sabatino's mar r iage to John Con-ley, Hemst ree t Park, will t ake place Dec. 1.

The home was decorated in fall colors and cut flowers. Games were played, prizes going to Mrs. Leota Grimley, Miss Adeline Saba-tino, Miss Mary Conley, |Mrs. John Shields, Mrs. Virginia F i tzpa t r ick and Mrs. Anna Moore.

More than 30 guests were pres-ent. Luncheon was served. A large bridal cake was the tab le centerpiece.-

Aliens Asked to Register Before Christmas Rush

Mechanicville—Miss Ella Hickey, postmaster, today urged unregis-tered aliens to comply with t h e registrat ion law a t the earliest pos-sible time, lest the holiday rush a t the postoffice make impossible ade-quate consideration of applicat ions.

Miss Hickey announced up to Saturday, 540 a r ea aliens registered and submitted to f ingerprint ing. She est imated approximately 100 aliens in the a r ea have failed to register. ?

Dec. 26 is the final date for com-plying with the law. Fai lure or re-fusal to register, or, in the case of a guardian of minors, failure to apply for thei r registrat ion, is punishable by a fine up to $1,000, six months ' imprisonment , or both.

Garden Club Plans Yule Mantel Displays

Mechanicville—The program com-mit tee of the Mechanicville Garden Club announced Chr is tmas decora-tive mantel displays will be par t of it« December program. Any mem-ber wishing to en te r auch a display is asked to communicate with Mrs . H a r r y Iden, cha i rman .

Mrs . Richard D. Wr igh t has been added to the program commit tee . The advisory board comprises Mrs. William T. Moore and Mrs. T h o m a s H. .Stir l ing.

Personals In Mechanicville

Mayor and Mrs. Homer Ecker-son, Park Place, have re turned after spending severa l days in Schenevus. Mrs. Eckerson 's sis-ter , Miss Grace Lowell, re turned with them for the Thanksgiving holiday.

Mrs. Benjamin F. Butler , 315 So. Main St., has been called to Troy by the death ot her mother , Mrs. Josephine G. Her r ing ton .

Mrs. Peggie Hayes , who has been confined to her home in Nor th Seventh Ave., for four weeks by illness, has r e tu rned to her duties in the Mechanicvil le Box Shop.

Regular meet ing of Lieut. Fred H. Clark Post, American Legion, will be a t 8 tonight in the Legion Home, Central Ave. All members a re urged to a t t end . Wedding Anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. Wil l iam Norton enter ta ined with a tu rkey dinner yesterday a t the i r home on Pruyn's Hill in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Massey, Troy the occa-

s i o n being their 37th wedding an-