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1 Corinth — The following places will be closed for the Christmas

^ho l idays : I Internat ional P a p e r Co. will cease * operations a t 3 p.m. today and will * resume operations a t 7 a.m. Fri-| day. i The local CluetWPeabody factory , will close a t 2 p.m. today and re-I open a t 7 a.m. Fr iday. | Corinth Postoffice will be closed *. all day. The lobby will be open, v b u t there will be no window ser-\ vice. Mails will be received and ** dispatched and specials and per-I Ishables will be delivered. There £ will be no rura l delivery. t The Corinth Branch of the J Manufacturers ' Nat ional Bank of

Troy will observe the holiday. V Corinth F ree Library will be * closed, also the Pa lmer Postoffice. A The lobby will remain open but

. J there will be no window service. I Mail \fill be placed in the boxes, jj and specials and perishables will 1 be delivered. ,, J Corinth Public Schools closed ?,yesterday afternoon. Sessions are 4 to be resumed Monday, * The El ixman Core Factory will I cease operat ions a t 4 o'clock today + and reopen Monday morning. i , Postmaster Corliss R. Pitkin and « his staff wish to t ake this oppor-» tunity to t h a n k the public for co-I operation dur ing the holiday rush, ' 'when the, mail was heayier than in if former years. The largest mail was • received Monday.

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Corinth Social Activities

Corinth—The Pa lmer Women's [ Club held a card social and Christ-I mas pa r ty a t the home of Mrs. S Evan Billings. Gifts were ex-1 changed and there was also a grab r^bag. Refreshments were served. I The decorations were in keeping (v wi th . the Chr i s tmas season. ' Prizes, in order of their scores, mwe're received" ' by Mrs! William x.Hickey, Mrs. R ichard Rabel, Mrs. ft Charles Brady, Mrs. Gertrude * Lewis and Mrs. Evans Billings. ? Because of it being Christmas, 1 prizes were awarded to all the 2 players, who included Mrs. William V Girard, Mrs. Harold Bogle, Mrs. ^.Clauson Rowland and Mrs. Harold

Vr Richardson. Their next get-together will be

I a t the home of Mrs. William Gir-£ ard. The hostesses were Mrs. Ger-k t rude Lewis and Mrs. Evan Billings.

• Mr. and Mrs. Kar l Krugman, • Main Street , Corinth, announce the f: mlfatrement of their daughter,

^»lHre; son of ;Mrs.*R. G. Shire, Gloversville. Miss

^ K r u g m a n is a g radua te of Corinth • High School and is in charge of the %'Corinth office of the New Enter-1 prise. Mr. Shire at tended Colgate | University a n d is now associated

•with the Twin City Leather Co., liver Street , Gloversville. No date

IpHB been set for the wedding.

I Mr. and Mrs . Rollin Grahame, ' M a p l e Street, announce the en-f gagement of the i r daughter , Wanda -Marguer i te , to Theodore Clothier, £ son of Mr. and Mrs. R a y Clothier, jgE. Corinth. N o date has been set vfor-taei wedding.

Makg a lacy scarf for your buf­fet or occasional table. This obliging square also makes stun­ning lunch sets or a lovely cloth!

Your favorite pineapple design in a useful square. Pa t te rn 609 has crochet directions..

L a u r a Wheeler 's new, improved pa t t e rn makes needlework so sim­ple with its charts, photos, concise directions.

Send TWENTY CENTS in coins for this pat tern to The Saratogian, 100 Needlecraft Dept , P.O. Box 22, Stat ion F, Brooklyn 26, N. Y. Pr in t plainly P A T T E R N NUMBER, your NAME, ADDRESS and ZONE.

Your N E W 1948 Laura Wheeler Needlecraft Book is ready! Send F I F T E E N CENTS and get the best needlecraft catalog ever published. 101 illustrations of the finest in embroidery, crochet, knit t ing, home decoration, toys, accessories. Print­ed in this book are F R E E instruc­tions for weaving on huck towel­ing—the newest hobby!

Hospital Seeks Supervisor

Corinth—The Corinth Hospital Board of Directors have announced tha t applications for a supervisor of nurses for the Corinth Hospital will be received for consideration.

Corinth — The children's Christ­mas party held in the Commissary and sponsored jointly by the EMBA and the Corinth Youth Commission was a big success. There were no vacant seats and children and their parents and guardians lined both sides and back of the large hall.

Ray La F a r r and his little t roupers gave a delightful pro­gram, which both young and old enjoyed. Joyce Coveleski tapped to the tune of Jingle Bells. Kay Van-

Main Street School Pupils Give Program

Corinth—Pupils of the first and second grades in the Main Street School assembled Tuesday morning for a Christmas e n t e r t a i n m e n t Hhe following program was presented:

Piano solo, Alice Schwab; duet, Silent Night, Donna and Sandra Howard; Away in a Manger, sung by Joseph Grady, Pa t r i c ia Kendall , Pa t r ic ia Labreck, Judy Washburn , JoAn Di Lorenzo, Donna Sue Jenks, J ack Woods, Linda Lee Benton, Pa t r ic ia Fasulo, Ann Louise Wallace and Donald Chap­man.

Hobby Horse Rhy thm, J a n e Palmer, Diane Graham, Ann Louise Wallace, J o h n Hogan, E d m u n d Ovitt. Alice Schwab, Geneva Ralph and Susan Pitkin.

Group singing, Jolly Old St. Nicholas, Up on the Housetop and Merry Christmas.

Chris tmas parties in each room and the distribution of gifts fol­lowed the program.

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derwerker followed with an ac-cordian solo which brought rounds of applause. Lorraine Terrlo's Sere­nade of the Bells was well re­ceived. Barney Har t , another ac-cordian virtuoso, played among other numbers. Silent Night and the Bells of St. Mary. Later in the program, he and Miss Vanderwer-ker gave a duet on their Junior accordians.

Billy Donohue was excellent in his singing of Whi te Christmas and Winter Wonderland. The

[To One and All *

Holiday Greetings and

Best Wishes Also

Our Thanks and Appreciation

for Your Cooperation

ORA HUNTER ' ! ANITA ESMOND

young men of the audience enjoyed magic acts, staged by Freddie Beckwith. Mr. LaFar r , who was master of ceremonies, closed the program wth several piano num­bers, and led the entire gather ing in a community song festival.

Santa Claus, with his jingle bells, went about among the young folks.

Gifts were given in age groups, and everyone received popcorn balls, an orange, and peppermint sticks.

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Mrs. E m m a B. Beecher Cojinth—Mrs. Emma B. Beecher

died at 2:45 p.m. Tuesday a t the home of her daughter, Mrs. Victor A. Parmenter , Main Street, Cor­inth.

Mrs. Beecher had been in ill health for the last two months . Though she had lived in At lanta most of her life, she spent the last 20 years in Corinth with her daughter . Mrs. Beecher was an ac­tive member of the Presbyter ian Church.

Surviving, in addition to M*s. Parmenter , are another daughter , Mrs. A. H. Colson, of Denver, Colo.; two sons, Don L. Beecher, Livonia, and Dana Beecher, B inghamton; one brother, Luther H . Johnson, Seattle, Wash., and seven grand­children and Ave great-grandchil­dren.

The body has been removed to the Densmore Funeral home and will be sent to Atlanta for funeral services which will be held Fr iday a t 1 p.m., with the Rev. Charles J . Wood, pastor of the Presbyter ian Church, officiating.

BuVial will be in the family plot in Clearview Cemetery, Nor th Co-hoc ton. _m^^^^^^^^^^^^^m

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New Year to All

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I The EMBA will hold its Christ-* m a s dance in the Community Hall | ,Chr i s tmas n ight from 9 to 1; with t Bernie Collins and his dance band.

| Mr. and Mrs . Albert Angell, p a l m e r Avenue, left yesterday for

The chant of Christmas

carols carry fcur good

wishes to all for

hap̂ py, happy Yuletide.

Ballston Spa—These deeds have been filed in the county clerk's of­fice:

Mr. and Mrs. P ia t t J. Smith to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Cull, land in Milton Terrace, Ballson Spa; Clar-, ence C. Smith and others as next of kin of Edgar J. Smith, to Mr. and Mrs. Rober t Carpenter, land in Cather ine Street, Saratoga Springs.

Pelham Manor to spend the Christ­mas holidays with their daughter and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Ea r l Nelson.

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I Merry Christmas and a

I A Happy New

Year I

ENCORE SHOE SHOP

A. Marcotte, Prop.

MAIN ST. CORINTH, N. Y.j

TO CONDUCT P A R T N E R S H I P agreement in the county clerk's'of­fice to conduct the business of Leo W. Roohan and Leo W. Roohan Jr . a t 360 Broadway, Sara toga Springs.

Merry

Christmas AND A

Happy

New Year

LOUIE'S Barber Shop

Maple St. Corinth, N.

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Season's

Greetings TO OUR -

MANY F R I E N D S AND

P A T R O N S

DODGE'S

Ttfwsto' Maple St. Corinth, N. Y

Our heartiest good wishes to you for a wonderful Christmas— a full, Happy New Year.

GRACE ROSS BEAUTY SHOP

Holiday Greetings]

and

Best Wishes

for the

Coming Year

THE SARATOGIAN. WEDNESDAY, DEC 24, 194?, t

BRADY'S

Center St. Corinth, N. Y.

Merry Christmas]

and a

Happy New Year]

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STANDARD

FURNITURE

STORE

MAY THE GLOWING LIGHTS OF CHRISTMAS

SHINE UPON YOU ALL THE YEAR LONG

WITH JOY AND PROSPERITY

Morrs SERVICE STATION

George T. Mott, Prop. Palmer, N . Y .

! Main St. L

Corinth, N . Y .

We wish to extend our j! personal greeting and to

wish one and all the

MERRIEST CHRISTMAS jnd

HAPPIEST NEW YEAR EVER. I

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Woodcock's Hardware

Store

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May all that's symbolic

of Christmas be yours

this season — the hap­

piness, the gaiety, the

spirit of good will, the

anticipation of a won­

derful new year ahead.

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Gill & Towers Dairy

Sherman Ave. Corinth, N. Y.

Season's

Greetings

from

GUY H. RALPH

[General Insurance] Corinth, N.Y.

In the spirit of Christ­

mas, we wish you all

happiness, health and

unbounded joys.

MEYER'S DEPT. STORE

Main St Corinth, N.Y.

We extend to you every

good wish for a

Joyous Christmas and a Very

Happy New Year! s

Taylor Bros.

Bargain Store Main St. Corinth, N . Y .

The Best Christmas Yet Is the Sincere Wish

GREETINGS

May Your

Christmas Stocking

Be Filled to Over­

flowing with 'Joy

and Happiness and

May the New Year

Be Prosperous.

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Merry Christmas

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Happy New. Year

to All

LYON'S LIQUOR STORE

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Merry

Christmas AND A

Happy

New Year

H. H. PROLLER DEPT. STORE

Corinth, X. Y.j

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HAPPY NEW YEAR

Simpson's Esso Station Claude R. Simpson, Prop.

PALMER, N. Y.

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Why Not Go To

FEULNER'S TAVERN CORINTH

For Your Xmas Dinner Fruit Cooktail " Oyster or Turkey Soup

Roait Turkey or Chicken

Candied Sweets, French Fried or Meshed Potatoes

Baked Squash or Mashed Turnip

Cranberry Sauce

Salad

Rolls and Butter * . . . *

Dessert and Coffee

All for Just $2.00

E. M. B. A. XMAS DANCE COMMUNITY HALL, PALMER

THURSDAY, D E C E M B E R 25th Music by Bernie Collins and His Band

Dancing 9:00 to 1:00 — Admission $1.25 each

NEW YEAR'S DANCE Pete DeLuke and His Band

Dancing- 9:00 to 2:00 — Admission $1.75 each

Reservations 25c Extra Per Person Contact Mrs. Russell Mills, Personnel Office

Merry Christmas to All

GOLDSMID'S RESTAURANT CLOSED XMAS DAY

OPEN XMAS EVE and XMAS NIGHT

Rudy Warren AT THE PIANO

Playing and Singing Your favorite Songs

Happy

Christmas

Wishes

To Our Many Friends and Customers,

A MERRY

CHRISTMAS!

Serving You and Working with

You Has Been a Pleasure!

Maple Street Corinth

PIKE'S

GARAGE Main St.

Corinth, N..Y.

f Laura Wheaton Joan Merton Doris Granger

Kay Normile Earl LaMore Don McCarty

and Russell of

RUSSELL'S PHARMACY Rexall — Prescription Store

LENTS

MARKET,

Palmer Ave*

Palmer, N.Y.

Merry Christmas

( May your Christmas 'day he wreathed

with our good wishes for your health,

happiness and rich friendships. *

1 CORINTH OFFICE ^

THE MANUFACTURERS NATIONAL BANK of Troy

CORINTH, N.Y.

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