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, « i u r i> I Published Every Thursday THE STAR ' (77 Johnson - S c h e n c k Clothesline Show Coming Sntrrfd at the Post Office at ilampton. N. Y„ as second-cl; Subscription Rates 11 A Year. Payable in Advance I Six Months - ------------------- I Single Copies ------------------- Fashion Show Planned By LVIS Two fashion shows by Elizabeth Arden will highlight the annual fast Hampton Ladies' Village Im provement Society Fair this year, with Miss Arden, who staged the 1955 and 1956 LIVIS Fashion Shows, also doing the make-up and hair styling for the debutantes and young matrons who will model not only fall fashions but costumes de signed to \pick up your summer wardrobe.\ Mrs. Thomas R. Burns, the Fash- Miss Convey Will Wed N. Tiffany V Kelly Schenck Johnson took place on the after- and Mrs. Thomas Wellington Cooke. Ji.. on Dayton Lane. East Hampton, who attended the couple. A small reception was held. The ceremony i Shov holdim .•ting of her committee at her home on Davids Lane Tuesday morning. July 11 to make final ar rangements for the 2:30 and 4:30 p.m. shows, which will be staged in the shade of the apple trees near the Home, Sweet Home windmill on the Mulford Farm grounds Fri day, July 28. Dr. Arthur Neergaard, will again be on hand to introduce the models. ions will be done by a representa tive of Elizabeth Arden. ' Don\ of Joe Carroll’s orchestra will also be Mahoney-Swenson Mrs. Edward F. Swenson of Palm Beach. Fla., and East Hampton, has announced the engagement of Miss Louise W. Swenson, daughter of her late husband. Edward and the late Louise Dicjtinson Swen son, to John R Mahonej on of the late Judge and Mrs. Cornelius Mahoney, of North Andover, Married On Yacht At Three Mile Harbor Mas Miss vith h o fash Geddes, Mrs. Alfred L. Loomis. Mrs. Frederick R. Thompson, Mrs. Geo rge B. Hand. Mrs. Frederick God dard. Mrs. Charles Juckett. Mrs. Jeremiah R. Beard, Mrs. Robert Boh-. Mrs. Whiting Hollister and Mrs. H. . a graduate of Ben- •ved with the Waves Photo by Joseph during World War Two. Mr. Ma honey. an Army veteran, is a part- Mrs. Frank J Convey of Scranton, ncr jn (he ,aw firm of Casey Lane Pa . .and Nutley, N. J . has announc- & Miltendorf He is a graduate of ed the engagement of her daughter. Harvard College and Harvard Law Marilyn, to Nathan Newton Tiffany V, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan N. field, N. J., and the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Na than N. Tiffany III of East Hampton. Miss Convey ,s attending Fair- ( J u e S t P i e a C h e i leigh Dickinson University, Ruther ford, N. J. Mr. Tiffany graduated The Rev. Rober from East Hampton High School, at tended Cornell University, and graduated from Fairleigh Dickin- A fall wedding is planned. individual favors to e attending the fash Owen Derby, grandfather of Mrs. I Charles Ross of East Hampton,’ ran 1 the Gardiner Mill here for many East Hampton Presbyterian Church Re-Dedicated At Service Thursday Night East Moriches Metho- ; dist Church, will be the guest preacher at Sunday morning services ) July 16 and 23 at the Amagansett < First Presbyterian Church and the ] Community Church, Montauk. The > Rev. J. Donald Yule will conduct 1 in the two churches on other Sun- 1 days. Other summer programs of the two churches include Bible study ; groups which meet in Amagansett , and Montauk on alternate Sundays < at 8:15 p.m. The next scheduled i Montauk, July 9. and The first wedding ever to take place 011 board a yacht in Three Mile Harbor took place late Sun day afternoon on the Santa Cruz, owned by Howard Conkey of Man- hasset, who berths his boat at Shagwong Marina. est man at the wedding of Mrs. Lillian Jones Kat- zenberger of Indianapolis, Ind., to Allen C. Staley, Jr of New York. Mr, Staley’s own yacht, the Kachina, was moored alongside the Santa Crliz. He has kept his yacht at Shagwong: Marina for the past few years, coming out every weekend. The Grom brothers, owners of the [arina, had erected green arches ( je i the dock, with flowers c osts. and laid a red carpet f go on board. The ' performed by Justice Peace William Stafford on ( •n of the boat. He is vice president in charge of sales of the Lord Baltimore Press in New York. He is a graduate of Pur due University, class of 1931, and is a member of the New York Yacht Club. Larchmont Yacht Club, and the Canadian Club of New York. The couple will make their home in New York, spending weekends here on their yacht. FIRST METHODIST CHUHCH OF EAST HAMPTON Rev. D. L. Clare, Pastor SUNDAY a.m. Morning Worship (Babysit ting Available) TUESDAY 8 p.m. Choir Rehearsal. ST. LUKE S EPISCOPAL CHURCH The Rev. Samuel Davis. Rector SUNDAY 8 a.m. Holy Communion 9:30 a.m. Family Worship Service 11 a.m. Morning Prayer & Sermon (First Sunday of Month Holy 8 p.m. Evensong. S t Peter's Chapel JEHOVAH S WITNESSES Scuttle Hole Road Water Mill. L. I. SUNDAY 3 p.m. Public Bible Discourse. ■1:15 p.m. Watchtower Bible Study TUESDAY K p.m. Mid-week Bible Study. FRIDAY 7:30 p.m. Theocratic Ministry School. 8:30 Ministry Development Meeting. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH The Worsl The Rev. Alex. S. R< Minister SUNDAY I a.m. Family Worship Servi II a.m. Service of Divine WEDNESDAY i:30 p.m. Prayer Circle. THURSDAY J p.m. Senior Choir Rehe TEMPLE ADAS ISRAEL Sag Harbor. L. I. Rabbi Arthur Gibert FRIDAY S:15 p.m. As Scheduled. SPRINGS COMMUNITY CHAPEL PRESBYTERIAN SUNDAY 9 a.m. Service of Divine Worship 10:15 a.m. Sunday School. vedding party ti The century - old East Hampton First Presbyterian Church was fill ed to the doors last Thursday night, for the rededication service which followed months of rebuilding and decorating. The exterior of the church has still to be completed; but the interior presented a beauti ful tppearance, as the congregation The s and elders of the Presbytery \The Church's One Foundation” as a pro cession of ministers and the robed senior and junior choirs marched down the center aisle. The church now has four blocks of seats, in stead of three; and two. pulpits or leeturns, one at either side. The walls are pale grey, with white panelling; there is indirect lighting all around t6e ceiling; three chandeliers over the center aisle; and a red velvet curtain at the h a tall gold of the Hamptons which had been given the free use of the Presbyter ian Session House for services. The sermon on Thursday night was given by a young man born in East Hampton, of one of the found ing families here—the Rev. David Mulford now pastor in Albany. N. Y. son of Mr. and Mrs. E. Courtland Mulford of this village. Rev. Mulford said that last spring when he and Mrs. Mulford were on the subjec about faith.\ i by 1 laller Taking part in the service were the Rev. Donald Broad, Presbytery Clerk, from Setauket; the Rev. Don ald Yule, of Amagansett; the Rev. George Wilson of S4g Harbor; the Rev. Dougherty, Moderator, from Mattituck who conducted the rcdedi- cation; and the Rev. Paul T. Bahner, formerly of East Hampton, now of Jex S. T*he pastor, the Renton, thanked all those who have taken part in the rebuilding of the church, and in preparations for the rededication service. Rev. Renton expressed the warm thanks of the congregation for a check from J. M. Kaplan of New York and the Sag Harbor Road, behalf of the Jewi congregation \ preached'in the 1717 * church, which stood next door to where Guild Hall stands today; that was on Sept. 1. 1861; and the first one preached in the \new\ church by Mr. Mershon, at its dedication, on Sept. 4, 1861. He recounted some of the early church history mentioned in that dedication sermon. Mr. Mulford's topic was ‘‘Now it is our turn.\ He urged his hearers to within the next few years, he pre dicted, the Christian churches will be called upon to take a stand as never before. The church in the South is undergoing a test right now, as to the true meaning of Christianity; we are \living under A gun from the Sylph, British sloop-of-war wrecked at Southamp- Commons at Bridgehampton for BEACHES APPROVED Suffolk's Commissioner of Health, Dr. David Overton. ha9 issued per mits for six beathes in East Hamp ton Town. They are the AmaganSett Bathing Beach, the Amagansett sociation, the Maidstone Club, the Montauk Surf Club, and the Ealt Hampton Main Beach. No beaches in East Hampton Town were denied permits. Around L. I.' Marathon The third annual \Around Long ’ Island Marathon\ for inboard and outboard runabouts will be held next Wednesday. Well over 60 boats The bride, who wore pink. v. tiny veiled hat and corsage of ) white orchids, was attended by her sister, Mrs. W. B. McLaren of Mil waukee. Wis. The marina Was full of pleasure large group came for refreshments, before the couple left on the Kachina for a cruise on Long Island Sound. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. W E Jones and the late Mr. Jones JEWISH CENTER OF THE HAMPTONS East Hampton. L. I. | Friday night services July 14. 8: FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST Cameron and Pine Streets Southampton, L. I. Sunday Service at 11 a.m. Sunday School at 11 a.m. Wednesday evening meeting at 8 p.m. Reading Room. 75 Job’s Lane. Southampton. Open Tuesdays and Thursdays from 2 to 4 p.m. All are welcome. LIQUOR NOTICES Notice is hereby given that Li cense No. 7A1824 has been issued to the undersigned to sell beer at re tail in a store under the Alcholic Beverage Control Law on Main Street, between Windmill and Coz- zen's Lane, Amagansett, Town of East Hampton, County of Suffolk, for off-premises consumption. J ROBERT MOSS ROBER» L. WINSLOW Amagansett, N. Y. 41-2 LIQUOR NOTICES Beverage Control Law on the south 1 side of Newtown Lane, East Hamp- * ton. County of Suffolk, for off-pre- J 40-2 Notice is hereby given that Li cense No. 7A765 has been issued to tail in a grocery store and delica tessen on the north side of Springs Road. Town of East Hampton, County of Suffolk, for off-premises BERNARD KRUPINSKI d b/a Benny's Delicatessen East Hampton, N. Y. 40-2 ssued retail in a store under the Alcoholic Beverage Control Law on the east side of Main Street, East Hampton, County of Suffolk, for off-premises consumption. The Great Atlantic & Pacfic Tea Co. East Hampton, N. Y. 41-2 BOB ROBERTS SAYS: BUY : with Confidence 1 For a reliable new car ' At a reasonable price RAMBLER SUMMER ^ESTIVAL* EVENT ) 1 a profitable deal you can ge , \You'll pay LESS . . . becaus WE sell MORE!\ | “A Most Hearty Welcome Awaits You\ Irving Garage RAMBLER HEADQUARTERS , lambler. Fiat. Metropolitan 1 Jaguar \Authorized Dealer ( SELECT USED CARS , corner WINDMILL & HILL Sts.' SOUTHAMPTON t Telephone AT 3-0253 MONTAUK COMMUNITY CHURCH Rev. J. Donald Yule. Pastor .SUNDAY 9:45 a.m. Worship. Nurser>\ is maintained at Chui during service. 8:15 p.m. Bible Study, July 16, a FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Amagansett. N. Y. Rev. J. Donald Yule. Pastor SUNDAY 11:15 a.m. Worship. 8:15 p.m. Bible Study. July 9, and alternate weeks. 2 p.m. Women's Guild WATERS MEMORIAL A.M E. ZION CHURCH Old Town Lane & Spring Close Roa Rev. V. B. Waters. D.D.. Pastor SUNDAY 10 a.m. Sunday School. 11 a.m. Preaching. WEDNESDAY 8 p m Evening Prayer Servici Christian Endeavor. PEOPLES BAPTIST CHURCH Latham & Division Sts. Sag Harbor. N. Y. Evening Service 7:30 p.m. EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE INCARNATION Bridgehampton. N. Y. Rev. Calder A. Gibson II m. Matins. •vice (Holy Commu- ST. PHILOMENA S R. C. CHURCH ! Rev. Stephen Stolz. Pastor Rev. Josepti E. Dunn. Curate SUNDAY 6:30 and 7:30 a.m. Masses (In Church) ■ 8, 9, 10, and 11 a.m. Masses (In School Auditorium) ind Pin. Stre Southampton. L. I. Sunday Services 9:30 and 11 a.m. Sunday School, 9:30 a.m. Wednesday Evening meeting, 8 p.m. Reading Room, 75 Job's Lane, South ampton, open daily, except Sundays and holidays, from 1 to 4 p.m. Lawn M owing and H e d g e Clipping Hal. n Legion CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH Springs Road Rev. Spurgeon E. Crayton, Pastor Sunday School, 11 a.m. I Morning Worship, 11:30 a.m. ST. PETER S R. C. CHURCH Amagansett. L. I. SUNDAY nd 10 a.m. Masses FOR ATHLETE S FOOT Use instant-drying T-4-L for 3 to 5 days. Watch fresh, healthy skin re place the infection. Ease aching, swelling, perspiring in the 66 joints ot the feet by bathing them with T-4-L twice daily. If not surprised and pleased, your 48c back from Consult The Star Business Directory JOHN DREW THEATER If | SUMMER YOUTH PROGRAM I July 10 - August 18 jf X Teenagers - Young A d u lls x If AKT Painting, drawing; studio classes, landscape trips; Y individual goals stressed If Y Wayne Seese — artist, teacher ;{; & Acting: Fundamentals; Scene Study Play- Ijl wrighting Workshop % ff Neil McKenzie— teacher, director John Drew If Theater, writer X ^M Technique, improvisation, solo £ and group composition: Produc- Y ? tion Workshop If Lelia Katayen—concert dancer, ;j- A dance critic ^ ■f Registration at Guild Hall EAst Hampton 4-0806 If ? Lecture - Demonstration \Creative Modern Dance” at St. If X Philomena’s School on Tuesday, July 18, 8 p.m. — public \ TIRE BARGAINS at STRONG OIL 670 x 15 Nylon Black Tube Type $10.95 750 Nylon Military Treads S49.50 Buy 2 LEE M-200 Tires and Get Third for 99c Guaranteed Used Tires from $3.95 Premium Retreads 30% Off 600 x 16 N ylon Seconds S10.95 MARINE SUPPLIES — WHITE GAS — OUTBOARD OILS MERCURY OUTBOARDS SALES AND SERVICE SCUBA EQUIPMENT. AQUA LUNG REFILLS BOAT RENTALS — BY DAY, WEEK OR SEASON CO. INC. (W ) Montauk Highway f j , - . IT'S TIME FOR <k ijSiU DUNE ALPIN FARM SUNDAY. JULY 16, 1961, 3 - 6 P.M. Adults $2.75 Benefit Lions Children Under 14 $2.00 Community Services ^ Get Your Tickets From M em bers Now ■ Creative Dance For Children j ■ ■ S Tuesday — Sag Harbor 9 jj Thursday — Southold | jj M onday. W e d n e sday. Friday East Hampton I ■ ■ JJ Telephone \ ■ Lelia Katayen ^ ■ ■ m SA g Harbor 5-0780 H ■ 9 ■
