1. art and entertainment
2. theatre

THURSDAY, AUGUST 20, 1938
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
NEWS-CHRONICLE
Harlem Valley State
Hospital News
Recent real estate transfers listed
in the Dutchess county clerk's office
and of interest to this part of the
county are:
The H. V. S. H. employee's assocNew York State owner of the ex
tensive Broadacres farm at Green iation held its first annual dinner
Haven, operated in conjunction with of the season Monday evening at
the Hudson River State hospital, The Dells, near Poughkeepsie. A
has acquired a pond of 1,745 acres large number from the Hospital enin the town of Beekman from the joyed the varied entertainment preBorden company of 350 Madison sented. Music was furnished by the
avenue, New York city, according Westchester Club nine piece orchesto a deed filed recently in County tra. Frank Chileutt, president of the
Clerk Smith's office. The pond will association acter as toastnaster for
round out holdings of the state in the occasion.
that vicinity. Purchase of the property was authorized by the 1930 Miss Edith Cozzi is under the
Legislature. Consideration is listed rare of a doctor at the home of his
af $150.
sister Mrs. Fred Speedling.
George Uhl, town of Union Vale
to Dutchess county, 0.O77 of an acre
Miss
Sue Collins, beautician
for the Clove Valley road improve- spent her pass in Pawling recently
ment,.
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Henry and Velma M. Dykeman,
Miss Rose Daniels is attending the
town of Pawling, to Frank and summer session of New York college
Catherine Hildenbrand, same pro- Miss Daniels is specializing in social
perty on the south side of Lakeside service work and organizations.
avenue, Pawling.
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George H. and Hannah S. White,
Roland Judson of Building F has
town of Washington, William and returned to work after spending his
Anna M. White, same, Ida and pass in Pawling and Wingdale.
Viola White, town of Dover to Egbert White, town of Dover, release Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Rourke
of property in the town of Dover, spent several days vacationing in
formerly owned by Edwin White.
the Adirondacks.
Egbert White to Lee C. Scutt, town
of Dover, same property. Lee S.
Scutt, town of Dover, same prop- Thomas Quinlan is spending his
erty. Lee S. Scutt to John 0. vacation at his home near PoughTyldsley r Millbrook, same property. quag.
Eugene and Lillian G. Rozelle, Dr. and Mrs. Gaulocher's recently
town of Dover, to Aline Rozelle
Ferris, town of Dover, property in attended the funeral of Dr. Gaulochthe town of Dover on the east side er's father in Yonkers.
of the Dover Plains-Wingdale state
load; deed dated Jan. 21, 103,1
• Mr. and Mrs.. George Brown and
Aline Rozelle Ferris to Marion Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jendricks have
K Hagerty, town of Dover, same returned from spending two weeks
property. Marion Hagerty to Har- in Glouster, Mass.
old G and Aline Rozelle Ferris,
| town of Dover, same property.
' The Board of Managers held their
Gilbert Denny, town of Dover, to monthly meeting at the Hospital
Earl R. Denney, same, property of Tuesday last.
121% acres in the town of Dover. |
Miss Katherine Tripp is visiting
relatives in Poughkeepsie.
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Joe Linehan of Building F spent
his pass in Pawling last week.
The out door dances which are
being held regularly each Wednesday evening seem to be enjoyed
greatly by all participating in them
Frank Lisewski and son motored
to Yonkera Tuesday e v e n i n g
Mrs. Eleanor Angel has accepted
a position as charge nurse m Building 28.
The H. V. H. S. nine are improving
with time playing a double header
Sunday and winning both games.
Mrs. Josephine Corning has resigned from duties at the hospital
and has returned to her home in
New York City.
William Brown is spending his
pass with his family in Pawling.
Miss Dolly Taddeo has accepted a
position -at the hospital.
I George Stock motored
hopac on Tuesday.
to
Ma-
Miss Julia Cimnrosh spent her 5day pass with her mother in New
York, recently.
Joseph Kalamas is now employed
as charge attendant in Building 26.
Miss Charlotte Linehan spent
, Monday with her sister in Pawlmg.
Mrs. Harry Bard is spending her
5-day pass and vacation at her home
in Pawling.
"EMPEROR JONES" TO
RE PLAT AT ROOKRIDGE
Theatre-goers will be glad to learn
that Eugene CNeill'g "Emperor
Jones" will play the week of August
24th in the Outdoor Theatre at Rockridge, Carmel with John R. Gude in
the title role. This will be the first
| time that 'The Emporer Jones" will
have been presented in the state of
New York with an all white cast
Mr. Gude is suported by Donald
Randolph. O'NeiU's one-act play
"Before Breakfast" will also be
given with Edith King. Both plays
are directed by Karl Nielsen.
"Emporer Jones" is to be a special
X RAT DIAGNOSIS
DR. GEORGE N. KELLY
DENTIST
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will be in Us
Wednesday* through gatnriays
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SEVEN
S..GIRL SOPRANO IS WINNER
er is to be heard Sunday at the Epis- frequently hean
OT SCHOLARSHIP copal church m Brookfleld. Miss
ntagc of the
Many are
Ann Kemp, of LakeMahopac, is an- fact that J4JytWBBaW1«flttH*iiditw
Miss Ruth Shaffner, a soprano other pupil of Miss Shaffner who is
fn this locality arid has
who is spending the summer at her heard often in this vicinity,
to give a part of her vacatended the Starlight theatre one home ".Brown Willows", and giving Gertrude Vallee, a soprano, hal
evening this week.
a special course of summer study in charge of the choir of the Kent and tion period to teaching. She recentvoice, has awarded the one free Fishkill Baptist church.
ly returned from England wnere
Several from here attended Lucky scholarship available to Miss DoroWalter Moberg, a tenor, of Miss she wea^ittfy in May at the close
night at the Albermac Theatre on thy Williams of Towners. Miss Wil- Shaffner's studio, is another singer
of her a^Bfork season.
Tuesday.
liams comes from Springfield, Mass.,
where she sang in the High School
WINGDALE II. E. CHURCH
Glee Club and studied piano. Her
father was a professional cornetist.
She is 20 years old and has a high
V.ILHagkPMte
lyric
soprano voice.
9:30 A. M
Sunday School
Alfred Flower, another of Miss
10:15 A. M
Morniag Worship
There will be no service and no Shaffner's voice pupils from New
A DEPOSIT WILL HOLD ANT COAT FOR TOU
Sunday School session in the Wing- York city, has been singing in the
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dale M. E. Church, Aug 9th or 16th. surrounding towns. He was soloist
at the Towners Baptist church and
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at St. Paul's church, Brookfleld,
WINODALE BAPTIST CHURCH Conn., last month. Mr. Flower, a
12 GARDEN STREET
POUGHKEEPSIE
baritone, is a member of the SingRev. N R Feafllaa, Pastor
Tour
Old
Garment
Taken
In
Trade
During
er's club of New York city. Mr. Flow(Daylight Saving Mae)
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10:00 A. M. Sunday Schaol
No services will be field at the
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Baptist church August>i23 and 30.
Wingdale Social News
Miss Helen Sabol spent Saturday
afternoon and evening shopping in
Poughkeepsie.
As the Rev. Verling Rugh is taking his vacation at this time there
will be no services at the M., E.
church this week.
The date of the Union- Clam bake
has been changed to September 2.
A soft ball game is being contemplated for Friday, August 21, between the married men and single
men. It promises to be an exciting
evening.
The next meeting of Waldo grange
will be the annual hot dog roast.
Plans are not completed yet.
Clayton Cronkright is spending a
few days with his mother, Mrs. Mina
Cronkright.
Mrs. James Hodge and daughter,
Mrs. Ralph Southworth visited Mrs.
Theodore Lewis in Middletown, on
Friday.
Annual
August Sale
D. C, KENT
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DICK'S August Sale
of Good Furniture
ST. CHARLES CATHOl|fc CHURCH
Rev,
R.
Pastor
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Sunday masses, 8 and 10 a. m.
Wingdale Hospital masses, Sun
Mrs. Crane Trowbridge, Mrs. day at 7 a. m. for employees, and
George Trowbridge and Mrs. Olin at- 9 a. m. for patients.
production under the management
of Mr. Gude, the Rockridge Subscription season terminating August
22nd with the final performance of
"Her Husband's Wife". The rumor
is confirmed that Mr. Gude has
chartered a plane to fly over the
towns after five o'clock on Friday,
Saturday and Monday afternoon,s
scattering a few free tickets in the
streets.
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Mr. Gude has played in many
O'Neill plays under the stage name
of Andrew Fraser. The Provincetown Theatre in New York first
produced these plays. After twelve
engagements with the Provlncetown
players and the Theatre Guild, Mr.
Gude appeared in outstanding successes with such stars as Margaret
Wycherly, Jasper Deeter, Ann
Harding, Josephine
Hutchinson,
Claiborne Foster, Louis Wolheim,
Carlotta Monterey, A. E. Robbms,
Henry O'Neil, Harold West, Mary
Blair and Maurice Browne. In 1931
he, with the assistance of Dr. George
Woollard, organized the Theatre
"Guild of Miami Beach, Florida,
which is now completing its sixth
successful season.
son Sermon in all v. Churches of |
Christ, Scientist, on Sunday, Aug. 23.
The Golden Text is: "Great is our I
Lord, and of great, power: his understanding is inflnite'Tsalms 147:5 j
Among the citations which com-|
prise the Lesson-Sersoon is the following from the Bible: "For whatsoever things were "written afore-1
time were written for our learning,]
that we through patience and comfort of the scriptures might have
hope. Now the God Of patience and
consolation grant yos§ to likeminded
one toward another according to
Christ Jesus: That twe may with one
mind and one month glorify God,
even the Father 0&#ur Lord Jesus |
Christ" (Romans *%*-6).
The Lesson-Sermon also includes
the following correlative selection
from the textbopfc. of ^ Christian
Science, ''SclefiCeHpd Ffeatth with
Key to the Setifffiifes, *$Jy. Mary
Baker Eddy: "WbjmTjre «Jtfw> that
there is one Mjnd, tt^TlrVrlfr law. &
lovlflg our neighBbr a# ourselves Is
unfolded whereas & belief in many
ruling minds hinders man's normal
drift towards the one Mind, one
God, and leads human thought into opposite channels where selfishCHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Iness
reigns", (p. 205).
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