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■ W P H P H I m m m m ^ THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1940 THE LONO ISLAND TRAVELER-MATTITUCK WATCHMAN PAGE FIVE S O U T H O L D Telephone SouthoM STM Plesse Write, See or Phone the Bdltor when you know of Soetol. Per- Bomt Church, Olvlo and other Local New*. John P. Auebsamah, local broken,; has sold the Home Owners Loan Cor poration property, formerly owned by the Price family, on the Main Road In the eastern part of the village to an Inrestment buyer. The property was held for $3,000. On Monday, November 4th, Mrs. J. E. Reney, formerly of Southold, was 80 years old. Her grand-daughter, Mrs. Robert McCord of Floral Park, cele brated the occasion by giving a turkey dinner In Mrs. Reney’s honor. There were 4 generations present and twelve guests in all. Mrs. Reney received 25 birthday cards from her numerous friends. We have received word-that WilUam L. Elmer, formerly of Southold, died in Boston on October 25th. Burial was in Saco, Maine. Mr. Elmer’s father, the late Cordello Elmer was a former editor of the Suffolk Times. Examinations are being held In Southold Hi|(h SclMol on Wednesday and Thursday of this week. The regular monthly meeting of the Sunshine Society was held at Orange Hall on Monday evening with elt^teen members present. The Society cele brated the birthday of its president, Mrs. Mary Bick, with ice cream and cake. Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Badger of Passaic, N. J., were week-end guests of Mrs. William A. WeUs. The Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Louis M. Sweet of the' BibUcar Seminary, New York City, have been visiting at the h<nne of Miss Mary Dayton of Bay View. D r Sweet was guest preacher at the Presbyterian Church last Sunday. The Presbyterian Young People’s So ciety are holding-a social a t. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Heni^ Lytle at south Harbor on Friday evening of this week. The Southold Schools will be closed on Friday of this week to allow the faculty to attend a teacher’s conference at Westhampton. There will be no classes on Monday due to the holiday. On Monday, November 11th, the Grlswold-Terry-Olover Post will hold an Armistice Day supper at the Fire House for the members and their fam ilies. Last Sunday morning in the Southold Methodist Church there was a very impressive ceremony for the dedica tion of the new hymnals. The old hym nals which have been in use for many years are to be donated to a church not so well equipped. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tholiiscm are leaving next week T or Bt. Feterabutv, Florida, where they will spend the win ter. Miss Mary Davis of Kew Gardens was the guest of the week-end at the home of Miss Helen Cochran: Mr. Oermpnd Cochtah spent Tues day and Wednesday in tfew Ycvk City on business. BARTON T. SIBGWICK Optemelritl mVERHEAD, t . I. T«I.206S Heurai t 'i o BitO The Southold-Peconlc BraAch of the American Red Cross will hold Its first meeting on Friday afternoon at 2:00 o’clock in Orange Hall. The public is cordially invited to assist in the sew ing and knitting projects which will be undertaken. Mr. and Mrs. oeorge NiChols of Highland Falls, N. Y., spent the week end a t the home of Dr; and Mrs. D. W. Howell. Friends from Stony Brook, who were guests Wednesday of the Rev. and Mrs. John Crayton were Mr. and Mrs. John McFarland, Mrs. Edith T. Mills, Mrs. Frank Webber and Miss Helen Cubberley. Chrysanthemums on sale at Lehr’s Plant Farm . Cut Flowers and Pot Plants. Prices reasonable. Tel. 3586. adv. Mr. and Mrs. Stantmi Mott of New York City Were here over the wedc' end and remained througat Saeetkm Day at their summer home a t South Harbor. tlie regular monthly meeting of the Methodist Triangle Club was held in the Parsonage on Wednesday evening.. H ie committee in charge of the pro gram and refreshments included Mrs. Marlon Miller, Mrs. Lucy Wheeler and Miss Susan Terry. The Rev. and Mrs. Murray Hunter and Murray, Jr. visited friends in Southold on Tuesday. The American Red Cross Roll CMl will begin on November 11th and a house to house canvass will be contin ued until Thanksgiving Day. Miss Helen Cochran is chairman of the Rdll Call for Southold and Peconic. Tlie Roll Call this year due to existing world conditions ^ . the mp^t Important since 1918 and every effort is being made to increase the membership^ thereby enabling the Red Cross to carry on Its worthy work at home and abroad. Dr. Frank Peterson of Cutchogue has purchasied a new Chrysler sedan from the F. Harold Sayre Agency. Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Alexander, who are spending the winter in Biodclyn, were here over the week-end viaiting friends and remained over Election Day. The Southold High School Senior Class will sponsor a COilcken Stqnier a t the Unlversallst Pariah House on Wed nesday, November 13th. There will be two servings, the first at 6:45 and the second a t 8:30 p’ckxdc. Tickets are 65 cents and may be purchased from tiu^r member ur itie aenior cqass. Among those from out of town who voted in Southold on Election Day were Mr. and Mrs. Alan Tobey. Mrs. Harold Richmond served after* noon tea to a group of ladles a t her home last Saturday. Mrs. Theodore Brigham of Oreen- port and Mrs. John Messenger of Nassau I^int won top honors at the fifth session of the Dupllcatie Bridge Tournament which is being sp(»is<»ed by the pid Town Players a t Commun ity Hall every Friday evening. A t. the regular meeting on Monday evening the Odd Fellows enjoyed an oyster stew supper served them by the losing team In the recent domino tournament. Chef Sherwood Beebe was in charge of arrangements. Mr. and Mrs. Fred MlUer, of Broklyn spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Miller of Peeonlc. Kenneth T u thill was elected Super intendent of t(ie Methodist Sunday School at a meeting of the Sunday School Board held on Monday eve ning in the parsonage. The Ladies OuUd of the Presbyter ian Church will , hold a Dessert Bridge and a Sale of Food and Favors In the Parish House on Wednesday, Novem ber 13th a t 1:30 P. M. Farmers are rushing the harvesting of potatoes due to lateness of the sea son. The price remains low with local dealers offering 55 cents per hundred for Cobblers and 65 cents for Oreen Mountains. Mrs. Ida Thomas has returned to her home a t Dr. and Mrs. Oeorge T. Thompson’s after a short visit with friends. A number of Southold Masons at tended the annual dinner a t the Hotel Henry Perkins, Riverhead, last Satur day evening. District Attorney Fred J. Munder will be the guest speaker a t the Father and Son Banquet to be held at the Methodist Church Parlors tonight (Thursday). The Methodist Men’s Brotherhood and Triangle Club held a very enjoy able Hallowe’en party in the church parlors last Friday evening. The Rev. J. W. Crayton, pastw, received the prise for the most comical costume. Dorothy Osborne and Ella Tuthill ar rived as the Siamese Twins and were presented with a prise for the most (n-iglnal outfit. Little WlAnifred Youngs was uiumlmously awarded the prise for having the prettiest costume. The climax of a very pleasant evening cahie when Dr. Paul L. DIefenbacher Showed his col<ned moving pictures of the Ter centenary Celebration. The refresh ments, consisting of home made dough nuts and sandwiches, coffee and cocoa. Southold Qiurclies FIRST UNIVERSALIST CHURCH Re?. Samuel Gilbert D. D. Minister 10:00 a.m. .................... Church Bfltaool > .:00 a.m ................ Bervlee of WoHhlp Sermon Topic: “A Religious Basis for Patriotism .” 7:00 D.m...........Young People’s Meeting Thursday, November 14, at eight P. M. the Annual Meeting bf the Men’s Club will be held in the P a r ish House. Every man in the parish will be welcome. ■ F riday, November 16, at six P. M. a Parish Supper in the Parish House. Every member of the parish is cor dially invited to be present. Thursday, November 21 at 10:30 A. M. the Union Thanksgiving Ser vice w ill be held In the Unlversallst Church. The Rev. John Crayton of the M ethodist Church w ill be the preacher. An invitation is extended to everyone in the cofnmunlty to attend. were served to a large gathering. This Sunday the Epworih League of the Southold Methodist Church will meet with the Westhamptcm L to ^ e at Westhampton. Dr. -D. W, Howell will occupy the pulpit in the absence of the Rev. J. W. Crayton, who will accompany ttie Southold members. The hospitable doors of the Old House at Cutchogue^ are closed for the w inter months, awaiting how ever, coming of Spring when they again will reopen. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. E. Hoyt M n s r , nM or 10:00 A. M ................ . stihdar School 11:00 A. M .............. Monifiig Worship 7:30 P. M............. EVeriiilg Worship Sunday morning’s message w ill be on the ttieme: “We Remember.” Sunday evening the theme w ill be Passages of Wonder,” after which an opportunity for questions w ill be given. The Young People w ill have a so cial time this Friday evening and will' meet on Sunday at 6:30. A group from this church will at tend the Church Fellowship Dinner at Patchoguc this evening. Southold H. S. Notes A chicken supper will be held at the Unlversallst Church on Wednes day, November 13, for the benefit of the Senior Class. There w ill be two servings, one at 5:45 and the other at 6:30. Holders of white tickets will be served at 5:45, and holders of green tickets will be served at 6:30. fickets are 65c and may be purchased rom aniy Senior. Your patronage will b^ appi^iatied. 'The menu is as follows: Tomato Juice Cocktail Chicken Mashed Potatoes Peas Cranberry Sauce Cabbage Salad Apple Pie Coffee The “Roller Skate” which was held on Friday evening for the bene fit of the Senior Class netted the class a nice profit. A large attend ance was reported, and from all ac counts everyone had a fine time. Examinations will be held on Wednesday and Thursday of this week. There w ill be no school on F ri day, because of a teachers’ confer ence, or on Monday, because of the holiday. The Southold Cross-Country team recently lost two meets to Southamp ton, the scores being 36-19 and 31- 24. On October 25, Southold’s ace runner, Bowden, finished second, and on November 1, he finished first. The *Tlayers*’ Bndge The following hand inoved of special Interest in the tournament game EVi- day evening November 1st. Both Sides Vulnerable North Dealer Mrs. Brigham A A K Q J 6 4 3 VQ103 ♦ K J 6 j ^ S c I « 6 2 Mattress b y SIM M O N S 41005 V 9 8 5 ♦ J 10^762 i « 2 S ♦ A K Q 4 *1098 5 4 Mrs. Messenger ♦ 87 V A K 7 4 ♦ 853 * A Q 7 3 The Biddliw: North East Soifth West 3 Spades Pass 4 Hearts Pass 5 Spades Pass 6 Clubs Pass 7 S ^ d e s Double Pass Pass JRedouble Pass Pass - Pass \ East led the diamond Ace which Mrs. Brigham trumped with the Spade 3, after which she took all the remain ing tricks for a top score of 2840 on the board. Mrs. Brigham was much concerned about the opening bid. She thougjit her hand was just a trifle short of the requirements for an opening 2 bid and feared th a t her partner might pass a pre-emptive bid of 4 or an opening bid of 1, as she anticipated the possibility of a stom. She therefore compromised on an opening bid of 3 Spaides. The North hand is similar to a type hand recommended by Culbertson as a 3 bid, but would be opened with a bid of 1, by . both the Sims and Four Aces systems. If the hand is opened with 1 Spade, a jump to 3 Hearts by the South hand would lead to the fliwl grand Slam contract just the same. It is interesting to note that the use of the Blackwood Convention would not aid In reaching the grand slam. If Mrs. Brigham bid 4 no trump ask ing for South’s Aces, the South band will respond with 5 Hearts, dx>wlng 2 Aces, one of which n ig h t tw the Dla- mond Afie, which would be of no use SOUTHOLD METHODIST CHURCH John W. Crayton, Minister Fri. Nov. 8 — L. I. Men’s Dinner at Greenport M ethodist Church, 6:30. Speaker — C. Oliver Moore. Sun. Nov. 10 — Church School — .10 A. M. Morning W orship — 11 A. M. Epworth Letigue 4:30, Cabinet Meeting at the Par sonage. 5:30 Leave for West Hampton Beach. Evening W orship 7:30. Dr. D. W. Howell w ill conduct the evening ser vice. Fri*., Nov. 15 District Meeting of the Woman’s Society of Christian Seodce at Hol lis Church. LunchiKm 60c. Speakers: Mrs. Sherwood Eddy, Mrs. Francis J. McConnell. LiHle H o u se Sf»r«4 For th e W in ter M e n ths ^ ' ■•J.- 1 Ci -vii' . Recently we' ' asked through the Traveler if * m e frien'd Would take .care of the Little House during the w inter months. The response .Was very generous. Several of our gctod Southolders offered s]helter for it during the winter. We are glad. to„ri|pj?rt that it is ijow stored in sa&, |||[^ r o o f quar ters, and that it wiU again grace the corner next Spring. We w ant especially to thank all of those who expressed their interest by coming to our aid in the m atter. The response was typically Southold. Our gratitude to all for their offers, of help. R. L. f)AVISON Latin Club Notes Latin d u b journeyed to Green port last Tuesday evening to attend the movies, “Knute Rockne.” Miss Davis and Miss Jacobs were our chaperons. A fter the movies every one went to the Paradise Sweets to get refreshments. The Latin Club wishes to thank Mr. Dickerson who took us on his truck and also our chaperons. I am sure everyone en joyed themselves. CARROL Scribe Smoked Hams lb. 19c Frankfurters lb. 23c Local Cabbage lb. Ic Local Turnips lb. 2 c Onions 4 lbs. 10c Royal Scarlet Totnato S o u p ................ 22 oz. can - 2 for 19c Royal Scarlet Vegetable S o u p .............. 22 o*. can - 2 for 19c Spam ................................................................................ 20c a can Oxydol ................................................................ 2 large pkgs. 3Sc Royal Scarlet P e a c h e s ............................. large can - 2 for 29c Molasses - Pure New O rleans........................No. IW can - 10c Royal Scarlet Shortening . . ................... 1 lb 14c 3 lbs. 37c Shredded W heat . ............... ................... .....................................10c Save on Dog P o o d ........................................................ 2 cans 9c Ideal Dog F o o d ........................... ................................. 3 for 25c R6yal Scarlet Peanut Butter T a f f y ........................19c 1 lb. box K e tc h u p ................................................................ M oz. bottle 10c Royal Scarlet C h e rries....................Royal Anne - large can 25c Preserves (Except Strawberry and Raspberry) . . . 2 lb. jar 29c Pork and B e a n s ...................................................3 1 lb. cans 17c Spaghetti.......................................................3 15^ oz. cans 22c Our Store’s C o ffee ........ ............................. 2 1 lb. pkgs. 33c Rysko’s Market ADOLPH J. RYSKO, Prop. CUTCHOGUE, N. Y. P.cSr« 4 , • f r e e d e liv e r y A STEP IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION SOCIAL CALENDAR So long as you can keep the firea of enthunasm burning with- in you, you may attempt any tidng. And if, warmed by this ever living elixir of fwpe, you should perchance fail in the thing at\ tempted, never mind, just don*t let the fire of that enthusiasm die out and you can start afresh, again and again. Nothing ever has^ been ac- complish^ without a liberal sup^ ply of enthusiasm bubbling up from within the one who has cre ated. So we say a golden opportun ity awaits you right now, if you will only grasp it, ^ modern improvements can be S B e a u t f ' r e s t i ^ u x u n f ( B o m f o r t FM A NNNY A NMHT Look at all these extra features of the Beauty- rent. Ite price is |S9,60. Figured oyer 19 years of service, that makes it cost about a penny a niaht. Come in and see lor jrourseU the extra value in a Beautyrest. Our budfet terms make it easy to own one. Bothm an’s Dept. Store H A T I O N A L L y KNOWN MBRCKANDIM m a in ST. T«l. 3770 SOUTHOLB Wednesday. November ’ 13 a t 1:30 P. M. Dessert Bridge and Sale of Food and Favors by the PresHyterian Guild in the Parish House. Wednesday, November 13th. Annu al Supper under the auspices of the qSlH piomnog J® ssbo aoiuas November 28th. Regular, Supper by toe Ladies Aid of the Meth odist Church. Thursday. December 6th. The Ladies Society of the Unlversallst Church will hold its annual Christmas Sale and Turkey Supper. Friday, December 6th. Christmas Sale and Food Sale under the aus pices of the Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society. ^ Thursday, December 13th at 3:00 p. M. Christmas Basaar and Food Sale in the Methodist Church Parlors. A 7 room bungalow with all yours just for the asking. Why not go into a huddle with us as to rent, etc, ICutie Kute Bungalows The Newlyweds’ P aradise FOUNDERS’ ESTATES pOUTHOLD, L. L, N, Y. ROYAl SCARLET STOIIE Southold M arket Phone - 3838 HENRY F. CORNILS, Prop. SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK for grand slam purposes. At awitber table the Uddlng iiro> gressed as follows: North B u t South West DotiUe 3 Hearts Pass 9 Hearts P om Fats Mrs. Tyrrell,. slttins last, stratsfto double. She xealiaed that her hand would Mslst any bkl whleb her partner might make, other than REWARO Reward offered for talormatlon M - inc to the anre« and eonvietlon of the person or peraons dartravlnc SouilMid Park Dlstriet propMr^- Nathan Davli John W. Stakes B. B. flNhar aeiithoid Paik OoBimlMlaMn R. S. TABLE SALT 2 2 lb. boxes 11 c WILSONS SALAD MtESSING pint jar 13c R.S. SHORTENING for Better Pies&Cakes 3 H>. can 37c -1 lb. can 14c South bM a Htarts. West paiMd. NWth Wd I Hearts and att vaMd. This pair made 1 HOactSb winning aiO points, (or a lew sooie on the taaid. The Interferenoe Ud by Mks. T)nrsll should not have praventod NOrth and south tram reaohlng • Raad slam eontraot Alter the douMo by But. South shouM re*doiAle or Md 1 HOirts and North dwwld re-Md the Spadai- The vaiyiay rsstdts on the boards Is one of the taotors whkh make tor ttio iBtafWt in fkipimate Oontnet U l Ut Httlp S«lv« Yoor Sanitary Pf^WwM R u b l b i f b a p A R s f w R e m o v e d Syttamalically and Economiealhr FRANK GRATTAN H mmm I A w M VTH O Uk a>EClAL BANANAS S lbs. 23c BEECH NUT COFFEE reg. or drip grind lb. 24c KIRKMAN*S SOAP 8 cakes 25c Fredi Cut LOINS of PORK WholeorHalf Ib. 17c
