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CHRISTMAS ENTERTAINMENTAT MEDFORD SCHOOL ENJOYED

The annual Christmas entertain-ment of the Medford school lastThursday afternoon, at the Commu-nity hall , wus well attended andgreatly enjoyed. The program includ-ed opening songs by the children inthe first and second grades, an oper-etta, "At the End of the Santa ClausTrail ," and the finale, "Winter Won-derland,'' by the entire school. Thosewho took part in the operetta were:Adrienne Bush, Jack Betts; LudwigZiegelmair, Edward Rose, Jacob.Mistier, Don Johnson , Robert Mist-ier, John Muller, Lowell Thomas,Pervis Dudley, Fred Meyers, MiltonDaves, Robert Hinkel , Kurt Schwarz,Claire Martinez. Jacqueline Reich ,Lorraine McDowell , Florence Coburn ,Harriet Schmidt , Dolores George,Patricia Schmitz, .loan Gautier, LouisPier. Georgi , Joseph Mazzoni , WilliamBostelman, Fred Behrmann , Ar thurReich , Don Mistier , Martin Martinez ,Frank Schreiner , Richard Peters,Robert Daves, Victor Digilio, RobertDaves, Theodore Sliva , Joseph Smith ,Elizabet h Rose, Florence McDowell,Sandra Mistier, Barbara Dion , BettyJean Kassner, Barbara Larsen, Sieg-fried Peters, Louise Dudley, VirginiaBell , Lorraine Ribet , Sylvia Bush ,Shirley Larson , Jacqueline Fritz ,Margaret Muller , Joyce Gathmann ,Mary Jane Schonbeck, Marlene Geo-rge, Phyllis Reich , Elizabeth Sch-warz, Lilly Meisner, Brunhilde Peters,Margaret McDowell, Lorraine Huber ,

Marioi* Riley, Mary Ann Martinez ,Janiqt Mazzoni , Jean Bostelman, Bet-ty Suva, Berteen Green , MarilynSeaton. Theresa Stimpfl , FaustineMedeck. Rosemary Digilio , HowardWhite. Ronald McDowell , NelsonWhite , Mary Ann -Muller, Toni Ma-sem , Beatrice Lilley, Donald Zahara-tos.

Costumes were made by the par-ents. Progra m and music wvre di-rected by Miss Irma Riley, music-supervisor, assisted by the schoolfaculty. Scenery was by WilliamO'Brien. Following the performance,all children present received boxesof candy and oranges, furnished bythe school board. On Friday morn-ing all children had Christmas par-tics in their classrooms and schoolwas dismissed for a two-week holi-dav , classes resuming January 3.

The Ladies' auxiliary of the Med-ford Volunteer Fire Department,Inc., held its annual Christmas partyat the firehouse last Thursday night.1Nearly all the members were present,'and after a business meeting, theladies exchanged small gifts. Later ,]refreshments were served and a sur- 'prise stork shower was given forMrs. Albert Ellis , who received manylovely gifts. The group decided to'omit the January and February meet-ings, on account of uncertain weatherconditions.

Sunday afternoon , the Ladies aux-iliary entertained the members ofthe Fire department and the chil-dren with a Christmas party. Therewere about fifty people present.Games were played by the children.Dorothy David and Gerard Nolan,;Robert Hinkel , Dick Holmes, TommyTulley, Allan Hahn , Helen Tulleyand Lilly Meisner won prizes. SantaClaus appeared and distributed candy 'and gifts among the children. Pic-tures were taken of the group in .front of the lighted Christmas tree.;Music was furnished by Thomas Tul-<ley for games and singing. Refresh-ments of cider and doughnuts wereserved by the ladies. Those on the.icommittee included Mr. and Mrs.j

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,Masera,. Mr. and Mrs. Albert. Ellis,Mrs. Edward Hinkel. Mrs. E. A.Theis, Mr. and Mrs. Helmut Meyer,George S. Mistier, Mr. and Mrs.Richard Jlolmes, William Hahn , Jr.,Gerard Nolan and Miss Adele Miz-gier. .. .

The P*tchogue Advance is on saleat LarseVs Store, WesfphaTs and ,4Corners Stationery Store in Medford.—Adv.

Friday night , about 200 young-sters and their parents turned outfor the annual community Christ-mas party at the Veterans hall. Theparty was sponsored by the HenryJ. Jones Post , Veterans of ForeignWars, the Ladies' auxiliary, theMedford Republican club, MedfordTaxpayers association, Medford Par-ent-Teacher , association and othergroups in the . community, who as-sisted , financially. Past CommanderCarl Witigartt acted as master ofceremonies, leading in r the groupsinging of carols. .Presiding at thepiano were Claire Ziegelmair, JoanGautier and Adrienne Bush. The BoyScouts put on a comic skit. SantaClaus appeared add gave, all the chil-dren gifts of candy and fruit. Icecream .was served to the .youngsters:and cake . aigd. coffee fu rnished by theLadies' auxiliary was served to theadults. Everyone present had a veryhappy time. The committee includedCommander Carl JTerch and the aux-iliary president,. Mrs. Edward Corri-gan; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wingard,Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fereh, Mr. andMrs. James Flannery, Mrs. EdwardDittmeier, Raymond Dittmeier, Eu-gene Kiernan and Charles Rider.

A surprise bridal shower was givenfor Miss Margaret Condon of Coram,formerly of Medford , at the homeof Mrs. George Zacharkow and Mrs.Roman Kuczynski December 11. Theroom was decorated with pink andwhite streamers, miniature umbrellasand bells. Miss Condon was seatedunder , a large white bell , where sheopened her gifts. A buffet supperwas served. Attending .were : Mrs.Elizabeth Condon; and daughter, Joan,of Coram; Mrs..Zacharkow, Mrs. Kuc-zynski, . Mrs. John Schleyer, MissMarie Schleyer, Mi's. Herman Ma-sem, the Misses Mary, Agnes andAnna Bianco, Mrs.. . George Gath-mann, all of Medford; Mrs. RobertVan Popering of West Sayville; Mrs.George Druben and daughter, Lor-raine, of Jackson Heights; Miss Bev-erly Carrs of Lynbrook and Mrs. S.Machik of New . Hyde Park. Whilethis party was._going_ on, a bachelorparty was being given for GeorgeS. Zacharkow, the prospective. bride-groom, at the home of Mrs GeorgeGathmann, cousin of Miss Condon,of Oregon avenue. Those presentwere George Zacharkow, GeorgeGathmann, Otto Gathmann, Sr., Theo-dore Gathmann, Roman Kuczynski,Robert Van Popering, Stanley Mac-hik, Joseph Nakoneczny, LawrenceKrause, and John, Condon, beside the

f" uest; of honor, ¦G&6rjtej$.' Zachar-ow. Miss Condon, and Mr. Zachar-

kow were married -at- St.*SylvestersR. C. church at 4 »p. m. Saturday.

The Christmas party of the Wom-en's guild of .St. Mark's Episcopalchurch, scheduled for Monday nightat the home of Mrs. A. Fischer, wascancelled , on account of the impass-able roads. If weather permits, themeeting will be "held at Mrs. Fis-cher's home, next Monday night in-stead. There ,wiU be, Christmas ser-vices at St. Mark's Episcopal church^at 9 a. m. on Christmas. Holy Cd'm-jmunidn will be celebrated, with theRev. Arnold ..Ross officiating. At "8p. m. riext Tuesday Holy Innocents'-dky will be observed with specialservices. ( Adults are welcome, and1are 'urged to 'attend. Gifts of food«* to be brought to the church,whidh will be taken to the EpiscopalBoys' .Home* at Sayvilfe.

, Medford Horife bureau will meetat the horrie of Mrs. A. Fischer nextIpesaay for a Christmas party and'busihess meetitfg. -Small gifts willbe exchanged, and the program forthe balance of the year planned. !

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;£$$&? students home for theh^istttfas Jurtldays include: William$tej £ &h SyBiciise university, with& &8*i£&1ML*&E*- William

Rate, Sr., Private road; Thomas C.Cullum, Boston college, with Mr. andMrs. T. L. Cullum, Jamaica avenue;Miss Anna Tiffert , Fredonia StateNormal school, Buffalo, with herparents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tiffert ,Oregon avenue; John Masem, son ofMr. and Mrs. Herman Masem, Ohioavenue, from St. Bonaventure col-lege, Olean ; and Edward Hinkel, sonof Mr. and Mrs. E. Hinkel, Green-port avenue, from Syracuse univer-sity.

High Mass will be .celebrated atmidnight, tomorrow at St. Sylvester'sR. C church*. The masses op Christ-mas day will be at 7:30, 9:30, 11:15and 12:15 o'clock.

Mrs. Frank Carasiti entertainedthe ladies of the Tuesday card clubthis week at the Medford hotel atthe annual Christmas party. Presentwere: Mrs. Gizstave Zeidler, lifrs. T.W. Betts, Mrs. T. L. Cullum, Mrs.>\ J. Mistleiv Mrs. H. C. Haab, Mrs.G. , Nolan, Mrs. K. Sporck, Mrs. G.S. Mistier, and Mrs. T. Vaughn.

Jack Matlat, son of Mr. and Mrs-Al Matlat of the Esso gas station ,has been confined to Mather Me-morial hospital because of seriouslacerations of his arm received whilehelping in the Sabine fire in Farm-ingvilie ,last Thursday morning.

Mrs John Pfortner of Oregonavenue is in Mather Memorial hos-pital following an operation.

Mrs. Gerard Nolan was awardeda basket of cheer at the monthlycard party, given Friday evening bythe Rosary society of St. Sylvester'sR. C- church . Non-player awardswent to Mrs. .George Birrell, Mrs.M. Nemschick, Mrs. Fred Mistier, Sr.,and Mrs. J. Schleyer: aeroplanePinochle, Mrs. M. Schmaeler, Mrs. W.Rate, Mrs. G. Nolan, N. Bianco andM. Gartung; bunco, Douglas Nem-schick, Mrs. Lena Bauer, JamesSchleyer, Mary Ann Nolan, JosephSchleyer; straight pinochle, M.^Smith, A. Calhoun, B. B. Smith, M.Stiriz ihd Miss Blanche Flynn.

The Rev. , Raymond Harrickey was.host last Wednesday afternoon tothe children of the grammar "school,Who attend the religious instructionseach Week in Democratic hall. Therewere games, Christmas songs andcarols, after which they receivedgifts and candy. In the evening, thehigh school students who attend con-fraternity enjoyed their Christmasparty.

Robert Cullum has a fracturedshoulder, suffered while playing foot-ball last weekend. He" is home afterbeing in the hospital for a few days.

Pvt. James J. Martinez, U. S.Army, who is here for the holidayswith his wife.staying at the homeof his parents, Mr. and Mrs. JG.Martinez of Medford avenue, arrivedrecently from Germany where hewas stationed. Pvt. Martinez, whohas been in service for six years willbe discharged early in the year. Heis stationed temporarily in New Jer-sey.

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Miss.Marian, Beaton returned homefrom Champlain college Saturday to-spend the Christmas holiday with her<parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Beaton.

Mr. and Mrs. Theodore LaViscountand children, Beatrice, Yvette and]Leonard, spent Saturday in New.York.

Miss Gloria Powell is spending theChristmas holiday with her mother;in New York city.

Miss Naomi Spence recently spentthree days in Bronx.

Mr. and Mrs. T. Armstrong of Dun-bar avenue celebrated their thirty-third wedding anniversary recently.

Mr. and Mrs. Mario Rodriquez ,Evalio Rodriquez .and Mr. and Mrs.Cecil Pitts spent the weekend at thehome of Mrs. Lira Miller.

Wilson Swinton, Jn, spent , theweekend at the home of his parents,Mr. and Mra. Wilson Swinton, Sr.,of,Shirley, lane." ' ?

Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Woodburn andfamily will be ..dinner guests of Mr.and. Mrs- Godfrey Peters Sundayafternoon. . "

The Patchogue Advance is on saleat Leonard LaViscotint's, on Grtfyavenue, Gordon Heights.-—Adv.

Maurice and Peter LcMbnier willspend the Holiday with their par-ents, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice LcMon-ier, Sr., of Jamaica.

Kathleen Miller celebrated he'rthird birthday; with a party given, forher by- her parents, Mr. and Mrs.Reginald Miller of Beach lane andManhattan, in their apartment on;Convent avenue in Manhattan. Over25 guests, whose ages ranged from14 months to five years, were enter-tained.

The Gordon A Heights VolunteerFire department has just purchaseda fire truck from the East North-port Fire department.

Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Catlind spenttheir honeymoon with Mr. arid Mrs.T. Arnistrong of Dunbar avenue.

Despite the inclement weather, thelaying of the cornerstone of SaintMichael and All Angels Episcopalchurch was held Sunday afternoon.The Venerable Charles MacLean andthe Rev. Dominic K. Ciannella offi-ciated at the ceremony. After theceremony the ladies' auxiliary serveda dinner to more than 50 people atthe firehouse. The refreshment com-mittee was headed by Mrs. T. Arm-strong and Mrs. Fredrica Welch. Ashort program was presented byMrs. Cyril Woodburn.

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A Christmas party was held Wed-nesday night by the Woman's aux-iliary of St. Ann 's Episcopal churchin the parish house. " ,

Metlakhatla chapter, Order of theEastern Star, held a meeting andelection o£ officers last Tuesdaynight. Officers elected were: worthymatron, Mrs. Merrill D. Wish ;worthy, patron, Charles Huffirie; asso-ciate matron, Mrs. Charles Huffine:secretary, Mrs. Eugene Stoll; treas-urer, Mrs. John Koman; conductress,Mrs. Allan Anderson; associate con-ductress, Mrs. Edward Beintema;trustee for three years, Mis. Freder-ick Herojd, A delightful Christmasparty was held after the meeting.

Local college students home forthe Christmas holidays are MerrillWish from Paul Smith's .college ; Gil-bert Smith from Syracuse university;August Hubal , Jr., from AdmiralFarragut academy, Toms River, N. J.;Miss Joy, Strong from Dickinspn col-lege, Carlisle, Pa;; James Palmerfrom Yale university, New Haven,Conn.; Albert Bergen from Syracuseuniversity; Miss June VanderBorghfrom Carleton college, Norfield ,Minn.; and Richard Eller from Hav-erford college,1- Haverford, Pa.

Joseph Bond, Jr., a student at theUniversity of Cincinnati, is expectedhome today to spend the holidayswith hij s parents, the Rev. and Mrs.Joseph H. Bond of South Main street.

Christmas services at St. Ann'sEpiscopal church are as follows: to-morrow at 4 p. m. the chtyrch schoolservice will be held. At 9:30 p. m.the festival Eucharist service will beheld , and at 11 p. m. anotherEucharist service will be held. At8 o'clock Christmas morning, HolyCommunion will be observed. Regularservices will be held Sunday.

The Patchogue Advance is on salein ; Sayville at Greaves* StationeryStore,. Johnson's „ Stationery Store,Crutchley's, Haust's and Olseh's.—

The Star Adventure Playmatesclub, will hold a Christmas partyMonday afternoon in the .home ofMr. and Mrs. Jesse VanderBorgh ofCandee avenue. There will be aSanta Claus present and gifts willbe> exchanged.

Mr. and Mrs. Jolin J. Hart return-ed recently to their home on Pinestreet after spending ten days atPalm Beach,. Fla.

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Patin ofJohnson avenue will spend the Christ-mas, holiday and weekend with herparents, Mr. and Mrs. John McGin-ley of ,Jackson. Heights.

Edvvard Phillips of North Mainstreet has been ill at his home forseyeral weeks.

A Jolly Round-iip meeting of Den1 of the Cub Scouts was held lastWednesday afternoon in the... homeof . Mr. and Mrs. Jesse; VanderBorgh.

The Mothers' club of the Congre-gational church will hold their Christ-mas party Monday night in.the homeof Mrs. George Igler of Hariiptonstreet., . ,

Frank Hake, who is in the Navyand stationed at Charleston, N. C,arrived home Tuesday to spend theholidays with his parents, Mr. andMrs. Frank Hake of Greeley avenue.

, Mr. and Mrs. Fenton Bennett andson, Fenton, Jr., of Fairway Westleft Tuesday for Georgia and Floridawhere they will spend about twoweeks visiting relatives.

Lieut, .and Mrs. James Herringand daugnter, Susan, of New London,Conn., arrived today at the home oftheir parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. L.Herring of Colton avenue, where they1will spend the Christmas holidays.

Mrs. William Schneider of Sayvilleboulevard entertained her Michiganclub Monday afternoon in her home.

Mr. and Mrs. John Harris, Jr., andfamily of Scranton, Pa., are spend-ing a few days at the home Of hisparents, Mr. and Mrs. John ^Harrisof Greeley avenue, before moving totheir new home in Ronkonkoma.

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Ann Paulonis arrive,! i,nigh* from Sinnnons ^^/rida,Mass., to spend the r&' B°ston -days . with her parents n mas '«'«-Joseph Paulonis «,f J-.!?- and Mrs.Dr. and Mrs. Paulonif °\ avem*-will -spend Christina, '

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changed. On Sunday the unit ,dljoin . with the Amer ican Lefi iJm giving a ward party at the North-port Veterans hospital. A ven^ en-tertaining progra m has been ar-ranged and ice cream and cake willbe served.

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hc^,Bethesda Kebekab lodge heldtheir Christmas party Tuesday nightSecret pals were remembered andgifts were also exchanged.

Mrs. Charles H. Vernon , hospitalchairman, and Mrs. A. Smith , presi-dent of the Sayville auxiliary, Vet-erans of Foreign Wars , visited theHoltsville sanitorium last Wednes-day and distributed Christnia. 1 stock-ings filled with gift s, candy, cookies,playing cards and cigarettes.

. Mrs. Bryan O'Reilly of Saxton ave-nue has recently , been awarded theKing's Medal for Service in the causeof freedom for her splendid work ashead of the local British War Reliefunit during the war. The medal,which is enclosed in a leather case, isstamped with her name. Only 300such medals have been awarded inthe United States.

The Congregational church willunite with thc Methodist church inthe annual Christmas Eve servicewhich will be held in the Congrega-tional church at 11 p. m. The Rev.Joseph Bogle will preach and theworship will be conducted by thcRev. Lanson Granger. Regular serv-ices will be conducted Sunday.

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