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LAKE PLACID NEWS, FRIDAY, JUNE 27, 1M1—PAGE FIVE c Lake Placid Personals Mi s, Louise Taylor of Glendale, L. I.. in here to spend the summer with h;r daughter, Mrs. Clarence Eceltston. Ernest Diehl, who has been with Mrs. Diehl at their summer home here, is spending 1 some time in Florida. Miss Dorothy Cayea, a student at Mer:y hospital, Watertown, has returned to her duties after spend- ing 10 days here with her mother, Mrs. Ciarles Dupraw. Miss Ruth Walter, a student at Michigan State college, has re- turned for the summer holiday with her mother, Mrs. Myrtle Walter. Samuel Ldebman and family have arrived at the Ruisseamont colony for tae summer. Mrs. Cassius LaMoy of Eiiza- fcethto^Ti is at the Lake Placid Gen- eral hospital for observation. Mi. and Mrs. James Fullerton and children left Wednesday to spend the summer in camp on Lake Dunmore at Salisbury, Vt. Roy Allen will leave on Wednes- day to take a position with the Pennsylvania Railroad company in the electrical department, working out of Jersey City. • He will re- side with his sister, Mrs. Otis Maey, in New York. Mrs. Allen will remain with her mother here for the summer. Mrs. William Erdman of New York has arrived at the Ruissea- monL Siegfried Peirles and family ar- rived Tuesday to spend the sea- son at the Newman camp. Mrs. Myrtle Walter recently re- turned from Whitney Point where she was the guest of her sister- in-law, Mfss Elizabeth Walter. Major Tracy Kerr and family of Springfield, Mass., spent the week- end here with relatives. Miss Connie E« Bushy returned Friday from Guilford, Conn., where she had spent 10 days. Harry Hadley, who has been visiting his sister, Miss Ethel Had- ley, for several weeks, will re- turn to Syracuse on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Louis S. Simmons, who have been opening their camp on the east lake, left yesterday to spend the summer at Star Lake. Mrs. Jennie M. Isham has rented the Nutshell to Mr. and Mrs. Dar- rah Cooper of Palm Beach, Max Albert Block and family of Long Island have rented an apart- ment in the Finch cottage on Oneida avenue. Mrs. C. J. Ortloff was in Syra- cuse Monday to attend the gradua- tion of her grandson, Robert Mil- ler, from North High school. Re- turning with her were Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Miller, son Donald, and daughter Cathryn, who will spend a week here. Mrs. Charles Ferris of Lake Clear recently spent several 4ays in town. Mrs, Paul Donahue of Oswego ami Mrs, Ray Gladd of Fulton spent the weekend' with Mr. and Mrs, FT«3 Gladd and other rela- tives here. Mrs. Bert Drake has been visit- ing in Waldron. Her husband and Miss Helen Drake will motor there for her this weekend. Mr. and Mrs, Joe Lawrence have gone to Old Forge for the sum- mer. H. M. Searles of Rahway, N. J., arrived Saturday to occupy his cottage for the summer. Mrs. Charles Buck has taken an apartment in the Roberto cottage. Rev. Edward Risen of Peoria, HI., and friends of Plattsburg were Sunday guests of Mr. an4 Mrs, Fred Gladd. Rev. Kusch, who was a friend of Mr. and Mrs. Gladd in Plattsburg before he studied for the priesthood in St. Paul, Minn., invited them to hear him say his first mass at Our Lady of Victory church, Plattsburg, on June 15, and attend the reception which fol- lowed. He was ordained at the Cathedral of St. Mary at Peoria on June 8. Mrs. Katherine Deyo of Laurel, Md., and Miss Ardella Miller of Washington, D. C, were here to attend the graduation of Mrs. Deyo's grandchildren, Fred For- tune, jr., and Miss Katherine For- tune. Betty Fortune accompanied them upon their return on Wednes- day. Paul Green, who formerly lived with Rev. Otis Dike at the Bap- tist parsonage, called on friends here Thursday. Mr. and Mirs. F. R. Razook are in New York buying fall merchan- dise for their shops. Clarence Williams has taken a civil service appointment at La- Guardia airport where he will work as a mechanic en beacon lights. Mrs. Williams will spend some time with her family in Youngs- town, O. Dr. and Mrs. Carl Goldmark ar- rived Saturday from. New York to spend the sumimer here. Dr. George G. Hart of Parkside drive left Monday night for Cle- veland where he will start his in- ternship at St. Luke's hospital for ©rie^reftr. Mrs. Harold Hosking of Wash- ingtonville and Miss Florence Rowe of Burnside were guests this week of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Drake. Mr. Drake and Allan Drake were in WasMngtonville last weekend. Mir. and Mrs. DeWrtt A. Stearns and children of New York City are occupying the Weiskopf cottage on North Main street for the sum- mer. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Tomasch left Monday for New York City where Mr, Tomasch will remain to attend summer school. Mrs. Tomasch will return later in the week. SPECIAL OFFER! G#fr\jf RANGE and AUTOMATIC WATER HEATER For homes away from dfy gas mains! range— kwriatod ww, heet control* avtomatie tap Ogktin* Many otftwr foatunts. The Special^ 2Q~eeL aeiossatte t«*p«rator« hot water at oD «m«. pt^MSOTO rwtof VQPTB* PRtCI includes GAS INSTALLATION This amazingly low price buys the latest model \Happy Cooking\ Gas Range and Automatic Water Heater, complete* ly installed with *^tappy Cooking** Metered Gas Service. (Slight extra charge for necessary plumbing connections,) Enjoy the comfort, con* venience and economy of gas fuel. Pay monthly only for the gas you use, after you use it! SwMsnmtsrk RaeoiE Co. H. K. HUNK1NS, Prop. 331 Mam Street Lake Placid, N. Y. The Misses Pearl and Jacqueline Shelf of New York are spending the summer here with their uncle, N. H. Sadove. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Duratte and Fred Duratte and family were Sunday visitors cf Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Pelkey. President and Mrs. Thomas A. Leahy returned Monday from the cruise on the St. Lawrence and Saguenay rivers where members of the Adirondack Resorts association were entertained by the Canadian Steamship company. Other Lake Placid residents making: the trip were Mr. and Mrs. Raymond C. Prime, Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Geis, Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Grace C. Lattimer and Mrs. Mahlon Serf ass. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Wra^ge of Mount Vernon and Lake Placid were also in the group. Camp Polywog on Lake Placid has been sold to Mrs. Robert F; Isham of Lake Placid by Mrs. S. Pollitzer. Robert Pendleton is operating the Stevens House lodfre on Sara- nac avenue this summer. Nelson Watson of the New York Central has leased an apartment in the Finch cottage for the sum* mer. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Shehadi have arrived for the summer and are occupying the Ralph French cottage. Miss Doyle and Stanley Hilts Wed on Thursday Miss Marie Doyle of Lake Placid and Stanley Hilts of Gouverneur were married yesterday at St. Pat- rick's rectory in Jordan by Rev. James A. Murray. The bride is the daughter of Ed- ward Doyle and the late Mrs. Doyle of Lake Placid and the groom is the son of Mrs. John Hilts of Gou- verneur. The bride was attended by her sister, Miss Margaret Doyle, and Leo Cantwell of the Lake Pla- cid Central school faculty was best man. Mrs. Hilts, who has been a mem- ber of the Lake Placid local facul- ty for the past seven years, is a graduate of Lake Placid High school and Potsdam Normal, class of '34. While there she was pres- ident of the Women's Student Council and an active member of Alpha Delta Kappa sorority. Mr. Hilts, a former music stapervisoie here, received his B.S. degree from St. Lawrence university in 192*, a graduate of the Crane Institute of Music at Potsdam and obtained his master's degree at New York university. A wedding breakfast was served at Krebs in Skaneateles, after which the couple left on a wedding Community Church Notes The church school will meet at 10. This is a graded school with classes for all. At Divine worship, which is held at 11, Rev. Frederick G. MacKenzie will administer the Lord's supper. The music for this service will be in keeping with the sacrament. The anthem. \Break Th|pu the Bread of Life,\ by Bowles, will be sung. The prelude, \Prayer in F Major,\ by Guilmant, and the postlude, \Postlude in C,\ by Capppelen. At 6:30 the Young people will meet for their discussion period in the church parlors, the subject being, \How Does Science and Re- ligion Look at Evolution ?\ The chapel service will be held at 7:30. The public is invited to this serv- ice. On Tuesday at 8 the Boy Scouts will meet in the church vestry. On Thursday evening at 7:30 the weekly Fellowship service will be held. SEE OUR STRIKING DISPLAY -OF— TRAOC AND ACCESSORIES (Sharkskin and Poplin) FOR Maids and Waitresses New Colors — New Idea* NewMe&b ECONOMY STORE EPSON'S LAKE PLACID POSTPONE TRIAL OF DEATH CAR DRIVER The case of Clyde PL Morris of Syracuse, indicted for manslaugh- ter as the driver of a car involved in an accident in whidi Mrs. Emma Cook of Saranac Lake was killed, has been ordered over to the Octo- ber term upon motion of District Attorney Harold R. Soden. Judge Elmer Vincent suspended sentence on Edward J. Drews, in- dicted on two counts for grand lar- ceny after he was allowed, because of unusual circumstances, to plead guilty to petit larceny. Sentence was also suspended on Walter James Crowes, indicted for bur- glary, third degree, and petit lar- ceny. He pleaded guilty to petit larceny and was placed on proba- tion for two years. CELEBRATE SILVER WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Justice of the Peace Clarence Eccleston and Mrs. Eceleston cele- brated their 25th wedding anniver- sary on Juoe 18, entertaining at a family dinner at LeBourget res- taurant. Four generations were present, including Mrs. Eecleston's mother, Mrs. Louise Taylor cf Glendale, L. I.; their son, Allan Eceleston. and Mrs. Eccleston and their daughter, Alyn. BORN THOMAS^-At Lake Placid Gen- eral hospital, Thursday, June 19, a daughter, Caroline Lou, to Mr. and Mrs. Merrill L. Thomas. JOHNSON—At North Elba, on Sunday, June 22, a son, Anthony Ray, to Mr. and Mrs. Guy John- son. BOEVIN—At Lake Placid, Sun- day, June 22, a son, William George, to Mr. and Mrs, Orville Boevin. BRANCHAUD—At Lake Placid General hospital Wednesday, June 18, a daughter, Eleanor Mary, to Mr. and Mrs. John F. Branchaud FORMER CRUISES OF BUFFALO AD MEN DON'T Bny Dependable Automobile Insurance John F. White, Inc. JOHN F. WHITE Phone 505 R. A. W1LK1NS 55 Main St. SOMETHING NEW! 1 SPECIAL NOW AT Gay Cocktail Purses (Combination Change ami Billfold) ALL COLORS You Will Want Several for Gifts Jewell Shop OPPOSITE MARCY HpTCL Lake Placid It's 9 Mile.-15 Minute, to LEONARD'S SARANAC LAKE, N. Y. LARGEST DEPARTMENT STORE IN ADIRONDACKS Free Parking on Woodruff St. Free Delivery in Pkdd June Coat-Suit Sale Need a New Coat? Now is your opportunity to get one and you can save money at this sale* A good variety to choose from. For trimmed or Plain 5tyl«. Formerly $10.95 to $45.00. NOW $10 to $38 (SECOND FLOOR) 2 and 3-Piece Suits Reduced for This Sale Formerly $12.95 to $29.75 NOW to $22.75 (SECOND FLOOR) (Continued frora page 1) Commodore Place Year Charles V. Merlau Montreal 2925 Charles V. Merlau Montreal 1926 Frederick W. Kendall, Jr. Royal Muskoka 3907 Frederick W. Kendall, Jr. Royal Muskoka 1928 Frederick W. Kendall, Jr. Royal Muskoka 1929 Frederick W. Kendall, Jr. Royal Muskoka 193$ Edward J, Meyer, Sr. -_Lucerne-in-Quebec 1931 Edward J. Meyer, Sr. __Royal Muskoka 1932 Joseph H. Dotterweich Beaumaris 1933 Eugene L. Klocke Britannia 1934 Eugene L. Klocke Royal Muskoka 1935 John A. Bacon Saranac Inn 193$ John A. Bacon _—„ Saranac Inn 1937 Francis M. McGuire Msnoir Richelieu 1938 Robert E. Whalen Buckwood Inn 1939 Robert E. Whalen , The Balsams 1940 John J. Flanagan Whiteface Inn 1941 A m mmk THEATRE—LAKE PLAOF MATINEES DAILY AT 3~ EVENINGS AT 7:30-9:30 TODAY~TOM(MOW-(F™laF, Satarihy) THE PICTURE YOU HAVE HEARD CONRAD VEIDT 0« KASSEH • RegiuM OWEN Albeit , . MALBOSBHSnillTodElinFlBl Urnfi h 6EBIK dun . Fnfctti li ffflES WBill SUNDAY-MONDAY RUSSEU CLARENCE BROWN'S THEY MEfeeBOMBAY PETER LORfil-Jessie RA1PH Edward QIMlELLIMstthewBOTQON COMING JULY 4 AND 5 BOB HOPE DOROTHY LAMOUR and a great cart m CAUGHT IN THE DRAFT \* —AND— LOUIS-CONN FMPIIT PICTURES THE GREATEST HEAVYWEIGHT BATTLE EVER RECORDED ON FILM
