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By M A R I O N L . H O A G and H E L E N M O R T E N S E N T E L . SAY. 4-0200 or 4-0333

Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lehmann, of Foster Avenue, announce the en­gagement of their daughter, Miss Carole Marion, and William P. Westervelt Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Westervelt, of Bay port. Miss Leh­mann was graduated from Say-ville High School and attended Dean Academy in Franklin, Mass. and Pratt Business School, in New York. xHer fiance attended Notre

Hame fo'r^wo years and graduated from St. John's University and re­ceived his master's decree' from Columbia. He is now associated with Deering Millikin Co., in New York. No date has been set for the wedding.

Mr. and Mrs. R. N. .Ragno and their daughters, Barbara and Pat­ricia, of Alfred Street, returned home on Sunday evening after

spending the week end in Provi­dence, R. I. where Mr.-Ragno gave his sister away at her wedding on Saturday. On their way home, they visited friends in Connec­ticut.

For your' roofing needs7 or for siding, gutters, leaders, aluminum windows, alterations, repairs, or ah estimate, call George Wheeler Sayville 4-3227. » 6tf

The" Suffolk County Chapter for me Health of Retarded Children will hoid its monthly meeting at eight o'clock on Tuesday evening in the Sayville High School build­ing. All who are interested are invited to attend. :

The Ladies Aid of St. John's Lutheran Church will hold a good used clothing sale on October 18th and 19th, from nine a. m. to four p. m. in the old Post Office build-0S~ " ~ 6t3

Mr. and Mrs. William Schmidt, of St. Petersburg, Fla., left this week for home after visiting for a month with their son-in-law and daughter,, Mr. \ajid Mrs. Alfred Kennedy, of Lakeland Avenue.

The La^es Aid of St. John's Lutheran Churcrrmet at the home of, Mrs. Erich Tietze oil Wednes­day. Plans were discussed for a teed clothing sale and ior the christmas sale. ' '''"/

Mr. and Mrs. August Bischoff left today to drive to Utica to at­tend the convention of the organ­ization for the Health of Retarded Children. They will return on Sunday.

The card party sponsored bv Metlakhatla Chapter, O.E.S. for the .benefit of the Sunshine Fund,

:.v)J|iyh.eld at the Masonic Temple i ip^Friday evening, and Ihere'were 18 tables at play. ^ Mrs. Frank Callahan entertained orr-Tjiursday morning at her home on Puritan Road Mrs. Albert Mar­tin Jr., Mrs. Paul Hitzigrath" Jr., Mrs. Richard Kruta, Mrs. Walter Flocken Jr. and Mrs. John Cornish.

Richard Flanagan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Flanagan, of Benson Avenue, entertained 16 v|pung friends at his home last i*riday in celebration of his seven­th birthday. • ' . , - ' . .

On Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Frank Callahan and their sons, Dennis and James, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.. William McGowan at Lost Estates, Baldwin. c

House hunting, selling or. rent­ing? See Fred W. Merdes, 340 Main

On Tuesday evening, the follow- Mrs. Frank Hromadka, of Bo-mg officers were installed at Re- hernia, entertained 12 guests for bekah Lodge I.O.O.F. by Mrs. Ches­ter Holzman > and her staff, of Southhampton: Noble Grand, Mrs. George Davis; Vice Grand, Mrs. Charles Scanlon; Recording Secre­tary, Mrs. Thomas Rjsley; Financi­al Secretary, Mrs. Conrad Schaum Jr.; Treasurer, Miss Rose Mc-Kenna; Warden, Miss Iris Collins; Conductor, Mrs. Charles Johnson; R.S.N.G., Miss Ruth Skinner. L.S.N.G., Mrs. Randall Angoll-R. S. V. G.; Mrs. William Dykstra; L. S. V. G., Mrs. John Fickling; Chaplain, Mrs. Stuart Holmes; In­side Guard, Mrs. Garry Newhouse; Outside Guard, Mrs. Ethel Gordon; Right Herald, Mrs. Joseph Privin-zini; Left Herald, Mrs. Walter Row­land; Flag Bearers, Mrs. Robert Mitchell and Mrs. Conrad Schaum Sr.; Musician and Reporter, Mrs.' Helen Grayson and Historian, Miss Rose McKenna. Members were present from Patchogue, Moriches and Southampton. After the meet­ing delicious refreshments were served. ';•:..

Street, Sayville 4-0504.

Mr. and Mrs. Burrell Humphreys and their daughter, Gay Kristine, of Newark, N. J. are arriving today to spend the week end with Mrs. Humphreys's parents, Dr. and Mrs. Roland E. Strong. Mr. and Mrs. Humphreys are about to move intorthe- new home they are^build­ing in Nutley, N. J,

For real estate and insurance needs C. Bogel, 280 Main Street, Sayville 4-0341. ; " I2tf

A number of. women from this vicinity went to" Patchogue on Monday evening to attend the fashion show and card party given for the benefit of St. Charles Hos­pital, in Port Jefferson. Some­thing more than $2,000 was raised for the-hospital.

Mrsr. George. Anderson returned to the Ursuline Nursing Home in Oakdale last week after spending a week at her home on Foster Avenue, with her nephew and niece, Mr. and Mrs. George Sisti, of Plattekill, as her guests;

Olaf Mortensen, of Maiden, Mass., returned home on Wednes­day after visiting for 10 days with his son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. George Mortensen. .

For fire, auto, liability or any insurance see Henry Pannenback-er, 186 Main Street, Sayville 4-0450. . 7tf

Capt. Kenneth H. Meierdierks has been recently assigned ag Chief'of Prosthetics and crowii and bridge, at t.he newly opened Independent Care Clinic at Fort Jackson Army Hospital, in Colum­bia, S. C.

Place your money where it earns 3H%—-latest annual declar­ed dividend. . Savings received by October 10th will earn dividends from October 1st. Why take, less?" Sayville Federal Savings And Loan -Association, 160 Main Street, Sayville, N. Y. •• . 4t3

Mr. and Mrs. James Carey and their family are to move from West Babylon to their new home on Benson Avenue in Riviera Park the end of next week.

The Kings Daughters will meet at the home of Mrs. Wesley Smith, on Colton Avenue, on Monday at

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News of (he Sayville libr&ry By ELINOR H. HAFF, Librarian

- Open dally (except Sundays and Legal Holidays) 10 a. m. to 5:30 p. m.;Evenings Monday through Friday, seven to nine p. m.)

"Best Sellers" was the subject of ethe talk given by your librar­ian on Wednesday afternoon to

("f)e Fireplace Literary Club^t the Brookhaven Library. The' ' term "Best Seller" was coined in 1895

cover mystery or children's book while popular novels, non-fiction, especially book club selections, run into hundreds of thousands.

Aside from the Bible the great­est best seller of all time is the

by an editor of "The Bookman" | novel "In His Steps" by Charles who first conceived the idea of publishing systematic weekly lists of the nation's best selling books.

This has been continued over the years by many newspapers in their Sunday book review supple

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luncheon at her home on Wednes­day after which Representative Stuyvesant Wainwright and John P. Cohalan were -guests for a talk and answer period. Yesterday morning, Mrs. Frank Gross, of Candee Avenue, entertained about 35 .women at a Kaffee-Klatsch. at her home to meet Mr. Wainwright, and yesterday afternoon Mrs. Wil­liam Ridge, of West Sayville, en­tertained a large group of women at a tea to meet him. ,

. Mrs. Walter Boss, of High Street, entertained on Saturday afternoon in celebration of the third birth­day of her son, Walter. The guests were Mrs. Austin Diebel and Rich­ard, Mrs. Lowell LaFountain, and Gloria and Lowell, Mrs. Harold Pond and Peter, Carol, Kevin, Darlene and Glenn, Mrs. Thomas Reylek, Richard and Kathy Keeley. Michael and Shelly Guy,. and the Misses Jean Ann Rivzicka and Ann Bieiuek. •

Friday classes in ballet, toe and tap are now being conducted at Sayville Odd Fellows Hall, Foster Avenue Extension, hy Tessle Chan-doh Longfleld's School, of Stage Dancing. Phone Juniper 1-9636.

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Dickerson, A. L. Easton, of Mine-' pla, has bought the Rowley bunga­low, on Oakwood Avenue, Bayport; A. A. Youngman, of Oakdale, has leased the MacMahon' house on McConnell Avenue, Bayport; and Harold Schneeberg, of Sayville, has rented Dr. Salvatore Zullo's bungalow, on Hamilton Street.

Now is the time to start music lessons. For piano and cello call Marguerite B. Ebann, Bayport 8-2558. / 97tf

The following women will pick­up merchandise for the rummage sale to be held by the.Sayville Co­operative Play School on Thursday and Friday. Mrs. Howard Masin, Mrs. Elwell Cobb and Mrs. Carl Stoye. Those who wish to leave articles may do so on Thursday be­tween 10 a.m. and one p.m. and again from three until four, at 44 South Main Street.

McCarthy's Gulf service station is now open for business at Mid­dle Road and Bayport Avenue, Bayport. Put your car-in exper­ienced hands in repair and road service. Telephone McCarthy at Bayport 8-3811. > 81tf

Douglas Spivack, son of Mr. and Mrs. Boris Spivack of Handsome Avenue, celebrated his second birthday at a party in his parents' home on Wednesday. His guests included Chuck and Sandy Cobb, Andrea Hubbard and his brother, Gary.

• A Hobo Dance will be held >on Octobe'r 20th, at the American Legion Hall in Bohemia, sponsored by the Newcomers Club;,» Come dressed as a hobo or pay a forfeit. Donations $1.50 a person. For tickets call Mrs. Wallace Bryan, Mrs. Paul Linden, Mrs. Gerald Derosier, or Mrs. William Clasen Jr, It

Mr. and Mrs. Everard Case went to Westhampton Beach on Satur­day to attend the funeral of Mrs. Case's brother-in-law, * Frederick May.'Mrs. May is the former Miss Nancy Rosser, of Westhampton Beach.

This is the time of year to check over your insurance—for fire, auto, marine, liability insurance see Charles P. Dickerson, 31 Main St. Sayville 4-0164. , 75ti

Mrs. George Oster, of Greeley Avenue, has been attending classes in New York for. the past two weeks in preparation for becom­ing a Welcome Wagon Hostess in this "area, assisting Mrs. Ernest Ariz.

The Sayville Cooperative Play School will sponsor a rummage sale on Friday and Saturday, Oc­tober 12th and 13th, at 44 South Main Street, Sayville, from 10 a.m. to four p.m. , It

The Sayville evening Home Dem-stration Unit will meet on October 10th, at eight o'clock at the Corn

AMERICAN Lf©iON _ Sacond and fourth TueMijs . 8:30 p.m.. Lesion HsOl AuxUiary. second and fourth Wednesdays.

ALCOHOLICS ANANYMOUS —-Monday 8:45 p. m. St. Ann's Parish House. PAVPORT-SAVVILLf UNIT-LADIES' AUXILIARY-BROOKHAVEN MEMORIAL HOS

PITAL — Second Manday-tS:15 p.m.. Community House, SayvUle. BETHESDA RBBBKAK LOOOS — First wad third Tuesdays, 8 p.m.. Odd Fellow.

Temple. • s -. SCARD OF EDUCATION - . Second Thursday, 8 p.m., Slementwy School. BOY SCOUTS- Troop 15', Tuesday t:SB p.m.. Congregational Church, Troop

100, Tuesday, 7 p.m.i M«t&odlst Church. Troop 18, St Ann's Church. BROOKHAVSN MEMORIAL HOSPITAL AUXILIARY _ Second Monday, at 8:15 p.'m.,

the Community House. CARPENTERS LOCAL NO, 4 U — Second and fourth Tuesdays, 7:30 r"». Odd . . : FeUows Hall. -• •"-CATHOLIC DAUOHTSRi OP AMERICA — Tuesdays followtaj the first Sundays

8:16 p. m., St. Lawrence Auditorium. CHAMBER OP^COMMERCE -^ Third Wednesdays. 8:30 p. m., Community House. CHILDREN'S EXCHANGE—• At Community House, the first Saturdays of Decem­

ber. February, April, and June. ; April, May »ntj Jun*.'

CIVIL AIR PATROL meetings are helfl on the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th Mondays of thi month, at 8 p.m., in the old Bohemia School. >

COMMUNITY LITTLE LEAOUS MOTHERS AUXILIARY — Fourth Monday alter nate months, 8:15, Commuitlty House. ,

CONGREGATIONAL MI$S AND MRS. C1.UB _ F o u r t n Tuesdays. CUB SCOUT PACK—Meets on third Wednesdays in Elementary School Auditorium

' at 7..30 p.m. FIRE DEPARTMENT —First Mondays, 8 P.m., flrehouse.

• Commissioners, second Tuesdays* 8 p.m./ * OIRL SCOUT COUNCIL —1st Mondayaj Girl Scout Leaders, 2nd Mondays. GREAT SOUTH BAY ANOLERS CLUB —̂̂ Third Wednesdays at Bronco Charlie"? at

8:30 p.rn. . '•••;. ' ' •' HEEL AND TOE POLK OAMOtNO — 1st and 3rd Thursdays at 8 p.m. In gymnasium

•' ?.: ,6t elementary school. - . JUNIOR SOUTHSIDE HOSPITAL AUXILIARY—First Tuesdays, 8:30 p.m., at the

C^iimunlty-Hous>8.- ' . " . . . ' XINOfS" DAUGHTERS — Second Monday*. In various homes. , .-.. KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS — Third Mondays. 8:30 p.m., St. Lawrence school hall. LADY PORESTERS —Fir i t and thL-d Frid*vs, 8 p.m., Add feUovrs HaU. MASONIC LODGE—Sacond and fourth Mondays, 8 p.m.. Masonic Temple. METHODIST BYKOTA CIRCLE — S e c o n d Thursdays at 8.00 p.m. In various homes. METHODIST COUPLE'S CLUB—First Fridays. 8.00 p.m., Church parlor i METHODIST FRIENDLY CIRCLE — Third Thursdays, at 800 p.m. in various homes. METHODIST W.S.C.S., —fourth Mondays. 8 p.m., church parlor. METHODIST LAOIES SERVICE GROUP — 2nd Wednesday, 2 p,m. in church parlor. METHODIST WESLEY CIRCLE —Second Thursdays at 8:00 p.m. in various homes METLAKHATLA CHAPTER O.E.S.—Second and fouruj Tuesdays, 8 P.m., at

Masonic Temple • •"•.-' , " METHODIST CHURCH MOTHBf'5 CIRCLE —Every third Thursday, 8 P.m., - at NEEDLECRAFT CLUB CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH _ • Alternate Thursday after-

— hooTtS7-at-2-p-jthr-«t--ehur«hiT-T-f^—i ' --•- •'—' ••'•)•'—--' SAYVILLE PLAY SCHOOl First Wednesday, 8:30 'p.m.. In Community House. ODD FELLOWS —First and third, Wednesdays, 8 p.m.. Odd FeUows HaU. PARENT-teACHER ASSOCIATION\_ Second Tuesdays, 8:15 p.m.. Elementary Schooi ' .' auditorium. . ': ':, REPUBLICAN CLUB — Second Wednesdays, 8:30 p.m., N. Main St. clubhouse. ROTARY CLUB—Thursdays, 12:15 p.m., Foster House. SAYVILLE CANCER "URGICAL DRESSING UNIT —Tuesdays, 1:30 p.m., at Legion

HaU. |; . j . -I. SATVlLLE COMMUNITY COUNCIL'—Third Thursdny, 8:15 p.m;, Community House. ST. ANN'S MEN'S CLUB —First ahd third Fridays, 8:15 p.m. Parish House. S&YVILLE GARDEN CLUB INC. —Third Monday of the month. « JAYVILLE CONGREGATIONAL MEN'S CLUB— Third Tuesdays. 8:15 p.m.. Church SAYVILLE HIGH SCHOOL ASSOCIATION—Third Mondays, 3:15 p.m., High School

building. •."-.-SAYVILLE JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER — fourth Thursdays, at 8:3̂ 0 p:m., Com­

munity House. „ ' , , SAYVILLE POST and AUXILIARY, V. F. W. -— Second and Fourth Fridays at

Odd Fellows Hall. ''-'i- ' „ , _, . . _ „ S. S. COLLEGE WOMAN'S CLUB—^Fourth Wednesdays, Community House. SOUTHSIDE HOSPITAL AUXILIARY —Fourth Mondays, 1:30 p.m., yarles ST. ANN'S AUXILIARY —First a«d third Thursdays, 2 p.m., Parish House; SOROPTIMIST CLUB —First Mondays, 8 p.m., at Patchogue Hotel. SUFFOLK COUNTY bICENSE PLUMBERS ASSOCIATION - 1st and third Thurs­

days, 8 p.m. at Odd Fellows Hall. THE. SOCIETY OF CONGKEGATfONAL WOMEN _ Second Friday of every other

m o n t h . • ' • ' ' . . . • • THURSDAY NIOHTERS OP THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH—Fourth Thursdays, VILLAGE IMPROVEMENT SOCIETY — 1 s t Mondays of each month, at Community

House. „ WELCOME WAGON CLUB FOR NEWCOMERS — Third Wednesdays, at 8 P m., at

Community House. • •>--WETPAINTS STUDIO GROUP — F i r s t and third Tue^ays , at Community House. WOMEN'S REPUBLICAN CLUB — Second Monday, 8 p.m.. Republican Clubhouse.

A meeting of the Sayville, Co-! A card party for the benefit of operative Play School was held \the Sayville Yacht Club was held

Tir , , . . . „ . . . ; at the home of Mrs. Robert Eber-on Wednesday at the Community ^ o n G i l l e t t e A v e m l e > W e d .

nesday afternoon. Those attend­ing were Mrs. William Egher, Mrs.

The Sayville V.F.W. Post held i spaghetti, supper on Friday eve-ling at Odd Fellows Hall. More man 100 people attended and Chairman James March announc­ed that the affair was a real sue-' cess. The committee was ably as-dsted by several members of the Auxiliary. On Tuesday evening, Mrs. Andrew McLachian, hospital chairman, accompanied by Mrs. Mary Morris, Mrs. Marie Fridrichs and Mrs. John Savitsky visited the veterans at the *Holtsville Sanator­ium. They took ice ,cream, cup cakes and cigarettes. There is however a great need for musical entertainment for these veterans and anyone with talent who is in­terested may call Mrs. McLachian.

Mrs. Joseph Paulonis spent the week end visiting with her daugh­ter, Miss Dorothy, who is working and living in Boston, Mass. They also visited with her son Joseph,' a student at Massachusetts Insti­tute of Technology, in Cambridge.

Mr. and Mrs. William Gertson and their son, Donald, of Brook Street, returned home Sunday from Florida, where they visited Mr. and- Mrs. Jack Lembeck at Naples, and the William Letfords in DcLand. .

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Vicki (left), Barbara and Ken­neth Svoboda a r e the children of Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Svoboda of Wall Street , Bohemia.

For children's portable play yards — kennels —«ifence wires — gates—posts and fittings—see An

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The first fall meeting of the j The Sayville Junior Auxiliary of Sayville Village Improvement the Southside Hospit

fZ e l y n V a S M h e l ? a t {)f Comy]Wni]y ! meeting at the home of Mrs. House on Monday afternoon wi th ' , . ' , . . Mrs. Charles H. Huntoon presiding, j l i a m J a m e s > o n Tuesday evening. Almost 50 members attended. The I Plans were made for a cocktail ladies voted to buy four new card ! party to be held later this month tables for the building. Mrs. Fred I a t L a n d - S E n d . M r s . Charles Geis, Horn, chairman of the village com- i . », «• , . r> -_*«*' . „ f ^ i Jr and Mrs. Richard Brennan were mtttee, reported progress in the . project of improving the parking 1 co-hostes'ses, and others-attending capacity at the railroad station. I the meeting were Mrs. Joseph New- members welcomed were•! Tritsch, Mrs. Frank Callahan Jr.; Mrs. John Winter, Mrs. Florence I M r s , R o b e r t w i t t e > M r s Charles Montgomery, Miss Mildred Alexan-; T, Af ,,. . . , , . »~,„f dor, Mrs. Robert Shepard. and j B r y s o n ' M r s - R i e h a r d V a n B n m t ' Mrs. Albert. Hoeckley. The room" i-Mrs' Woodhull Hubbard, Mrs. Wal-. and tea table were beautifully de- j ter LeFuvgy, Mrs. John Kovarik,

vil Bell Fence Co., Inc.. 192 Waver- corated by the hostesses, Mrs. Paul Mrs. Fred Stein Jr., Mrs. K. W. ly Avenue; Patchogue. Phone Pat chogue §7917. .-'•. '""-"•":• 67tf •The Sayville Unit Of Home

Bureau will have the second les­son on huck towels, Wednesday, from 10 a. m. to three p. m. at the fire house.

Mrs. George Rhodes, of Colton Ayenue, entertained a group of women at a kaffee klatsch.yester­day morning to -meet Congressman Wainwright and to hear'him dis­cuss current issues.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Roberts, of New Bedford, Mass., were the guests over the week end of their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. -Maurice Roberts, of Roose­velt Avenue. . '.

Miss Harriet Bloomer entertain­ed her bridge club last Friday eve­ning, at her home on Sa.xton.Ave­nue.

O'Grady, Mrs. August Thuma, Mrs. Miller Charles Thuma, and Mrs. Fred Horn. . The next meeting will be on November fifth.

Mrs. John Danes,. Mrs. Richard Broere, Mrs. William Cone, -Mrs. Richard DeGraff and Mrs. Arthur Malsch."

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ments. These book lists have had change as rnpidlv as those in cloth-a great part in shaping the na ling. Barclay's "Rosary" would not munity House. Everyone is invited Wbn'i reading. I bo accepted''today by publishers; to attend and anytime wishing in-

A look at the latest list shows: who are looking for more "realis- formation may call Mis Donn that "Don't Go Near the Water"; (ic" atmosphere, by William Brinklcy holds first I A recent review in a daily news-place. This book' is described on j paper of Grace Melalious' "Peyton the book jacket as "the .side split-; Place" said the novel describes ting story.of an intrepid task force | mainly the sex life of a "typical" of dedicated naval officers who small town. One render of this re­made almost everything but sea view puzzled fho staff by a request fluty." It has all of the. elements j for "Bed and Board" which was necessary for the theme of a sue- solved by your librarian who had

read the book's review headlined "Bed and Bored."

Tefhtme Beers now have ice cream tarts.

Half gallons in bulk are $1.25. 17tf Edward Wetzlcr, of Brooklyn, 'is

spending this week here as the guest of , his. brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Collins.

House. Dr. Ruth Pasternack ad dressed the group on "Understand­ing .Your Pre-Schooi Child". A question period followed. Those present at the meeting were able to See the new accoustical tile ceiling recently installed in the main school room by a committee of fathers -headed by Seymour Bialer and including Frank Sarich and John Griek. Discussed,.at the meeting was the rummage sale which; is to be held next week and also the need for a few more large size tricycles. Anyone wish­ing to donate one is asked to con­tact Mrs. Vernon Eales or Mrs. Howard Masin. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Frank Busch-or Jr., Mrs. Elwell Cobb and Mrs. Burdge Diamond. There were 20 parents and teachers at the an­nual "Fix-It" night last Friday. New equipment was built and toys and furniture were refinished and painted, after which refreshments were served.

Rafael DeSoto, of East Pat­chogue, was the guest speaker at the meeting of the Wet Paints Studio Group held on Tuesday eve­ning at the Sayville Community

.William Kelchner, Mrs. Kenneth Dykstra, Mrs. Charles McManus, Mrs. Ernest H. Artz, Miss Betty Laflin, Mrs. Charles Alexander, Mrs. Edith Bishop, Mrs. George Jacob, Mrs. J. J. Hart,. Mrs. Harry Wandmaker, Mrs. Joseph Boag, Mrs. Grace Feldmeier, Mrs. J. W. Morgan, Mrs. Anna Becvar, Mrs. Samuel A. Miller, Mrs. Curtis Stry-ker, Mrs. John J. Winter, Mrs. Eugene Cunningham, Mrs. Luke Owens, Mrs. John Schmftt, Mrs. Charles Sniffen, Mrs. Edmund St. George, Mrs. Byron Laflin, Mrs. William Shelbourne, Mrs. Karl Pausewang, Mrs. Frank Callahan, Mrs. Stanley Vail, Mrs. Paul Lin­den, Mrs. William Waters and Mrs. Edward Donovan.

Garrett Vanderborgh, of. Hol­land, Mich., was the. week-end guest of Mr. and Mrs. 'Jesse Van­derborgh, of Candee Avenue. Mr. Vanderborgh visited relatives and friends here in his home town and spent two days in New York attendinga Reformed Church Con­ference. At the same time, Mrs. Vanderborgh was on a trip to her

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Fall is hero, time to fill your tank with finest fuel oil. Have your oil burner cleaned and

Rudd Martin is now in charge of adjusted for top efficiency. Otto's the record collection In place of Coal Xond Oil h.is been In the)

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The Bayport-Sayville unit of the George Frederick Becker, son of the Brookhaven Memorial Hospital j Mrs. George Becker, of Blue Point, will hold a dessert-card party in' and the late Mr. Becker. The St; Lawrence's auditorium on Wed- wedding will take place on Novem-ncsday October 10th at one p.m. j ber third in the Congregational Donation—$1.25. Bring your own i Church,, here. c a r d s ' *'" The pctober moetine of the Pat-

His*friends in Sayville will be chogue Chapter of St. Charles Hos-intcrcsted to know that John Wil- i Pitai Auxiliary will be held in liam Preston, who formerly owned i the Patchogue Electric Li^ht Co. a house on Broadway Avenue and community room on Tuesday cve-tawle his home there for many ning at 8:30) The K'uest speaker

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will be the Hon. Emmel l F. Mc-Namara , of Bay Shore, whose touio for the evening will be the "F.B.I, and You."

For fashions of dist inction, coats, suits , dresses , for day. afternoon and evening, also custom mill! nery , by Mrac Giuri, visit 178 E.m Main St ree t , Patohojuie. 8"W

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