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w rnnwfm y.pm cn lo. if«i THB LONO in,AIID TKAVMLtR^MATTmiefC WATCNMAII mtmm- SOUTHOLD Tel^lhoiM Soutlwld SIM Pt«Me Wrttc Sec or Ptione tkt Mttor wtaen jou know of SoettU. P«r> MUkl. OioreH, Otvie tad other lioeal News A; W. Symonds, Southold Welfare Mrs. James E. Wheeler was the Officer and members of his staff at- guest speaker at Ute meeting of the tended a meeting of Welfare workers, Epworth League in the Methodist (rom the several Towns of the Coun ty at Patchogue on 'Wednesday. The fine weather of the past week end brought out many of our sum mer residents to look over their properties. Mrs. May Booth of Hummel Ave nue* is building a small apartment at the rear of her home. Strasser & Hutchinson are the builders. Mrs. Frank Booth is reported to be seriously ill at her home on the Main Road. Earl P. Hagerman spent this week in New York on business. Althou^ the weatherman hasn't been very kind this week there are many signs of Spring in the air, among which is ^ e report by the Town Clerk’s office of an increase in the marriage license business dur ing the past week. Miss Helen Stacy spent the week end with her pai^nts, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Stacy. The Bible Study Class of the Meth odist Church held its weekly meet ing at the home of Mrs; Ralp^ Glov er last. Wednesday. Mrs. Amy Douglas of this village accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Am brose King and Mrs. James Douglas of Orient motored to New York on Tuesday to attend the Flower Show. Joseph Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Milton MUler, will leave this week end to enlist in the U. S. Navy. He'll fall for you just os fast as you'll fall for this Prhitzess Deb! It's a honey of a coat, buttoned up trimly with slot pockets to accent your slimness. Church last Sunday evening. Mrs. Wheeler chose as her topic: \Pray er in the Daily Life.” Miss Betty JIagerman was in charge of the wor ship program. County Judge L. Barron Hill will be the speaker at the Methodist Men’s Brotherhood meeting on Fri day evening, March 28th. Louis DesRosiers was among the nineteen men who left Monday from Mattituck for a year’s training In the U. S. Army, We have received word this week of the death of Mrs. Alice Kling, sis ter of Mrs. Eugene Conklin, on March 13th at Derby Line, Vermont. The Presbyterian Guild will spon sor a card party in the Parish House on Friday evening of this week. Cards will begin at 8:00 o’clock. Tic kets are 35 cents. The Workm^.,pounc)l Group' of the Methodist Church held its montlily meeting at the home of Mrs. Florence Moffat Keiuieth Tuthill, Superintendent of th£ Sunday School, presided at the meeting. Mrs. J. W. Crayton gave a short talk to the group. Mrs. Charles Van Duzer was in charge of the refrediments for the regular m ating of the ^bekahs on Tuesday evening of this week. Town Olerk Russell L. Davison was the speaker at the presbyterian Men’s Dinner at Southampton last Wednesday evening. Tom Stacy has been confined to his home with illness for the past two weeks. The Koke Brothers Oldsmobile Sales Agency annoimces the deliv eries of new Oldsmobile sedans to Isador Krupski of Peconic, Birdsey Youngs of Southold and Miss Kllen Preston of Greenport. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Maiers turned home last week-end after spending the winter in “ I wenfyv-ftv« Harold Booth had aenptad a po* niUon with the Naw York Air Bnak Co. at Watertown, N. Y. The Rev. Francis J. UUeau, former pastor of St. Patrick's Churdt, Southold, was appointed rector of St. Bartholomew's Churdi, Ebnhtint, L. 1* Captain Daniel H. Case died at his home in Greenport in his 86th year. Potatoes were selling at $1,30 per bushel. The East End was experiencing snow storm after snow storm with plenty of cold weather accompanying the storms. Southold CliuftliM Fifty Years Ago The Southold Town Board voted to ask that the following appropria tions be voted upon at Town Meet ing: Contingent Fund, $3,800; Sup port of Poor, $2,000; Bridges on new road from New Suffolk to Mattituck, $2,500. Those iti favor of no license in the Town nominated William W. Rich mond for the office of Excise Com missioner. James H. Young, John F. Booth, H. W. Prince and Austin B. Tuthill wei-e re-elected ToWn Com mittee. BOuTROLD MBTHOD18T CHURCH <leHn W. Crayton. Mlnisier Friday March 21 — Clam Chowder Supp^f — 8 P. M. All you can eat for 3.8i;« Children 20c. Epworth League Cabinet Meeting —7::30 P. M. Sunday March 23 — . Sunday School — 10 A.'M. Mornin!; Worship — 11 A. M. Epwoii,') I>>a-’no Evenin?.' V.’oi .^hin Monday n?;ird ')f FrtU' ;>!, Parsonage - - f t ? 3 (,.> i import ant matter.' relat'n; to Uv' Sunday School and Chu'ch ;>ri' to bo discus sed. , A ino per .'tto’idarce is de.sired. •' Wednesday March 2'> ■ - The Bible Class Meftinj' ut 2:lii P. M. The place of ^r.ccljng will be announced later. Cafeteria Dinner at Uie Church 0,30 P. M. \■SO P. M. ORIENT Mrs. Wendell Tabor and Mrs. Jack Beetle of East Hartford spent sever al days in Orient last week. Play Shop met on Monday evening with Mrs. Gordon Brooks. Mr. and Mrs. Antone Norklun spent Sunday with friends on Shelter Island. Mr. and Mrs. Fi'ed Tabor spent several days last week with Mr. and Mrs. James Wilkins at Woodside. Miss Marcella Loper the kinder garten teacher in the Greenport schools was confined to her home last week because of illness. Miss Doris Tuthill took her place. Union Service was held in the Methodist Church on Sunday eve ning of last week. Rev. John McClel land of the Congregational Church preached the sermon. Burton Rackett of 'Brooklyn spent last week with his mother attending the funeral of his father D. Milton Brooklyn' Rackett. Aromid Our H oum ' Qood OroemlNi Befllna at Mama Good groomlnf helps to give poiaa, nd care of hair and skin have a reat deal to do with good groom- ig. Any woman can do much at ome to increase the beauty of her lair and skin. Ihe hair should be arranged ae- tn a person’s features, neck and hairline, and should be in keep ing with one’s age, occupation, and ostime, says the New York State -ollene of Home Economics. Brush- ng, which has been neglected by nany women, is important. A .'Oiampoo made from a quarter of (f cake of castile, olive oil, or other .Tiild toilet soap dissolved in a quart cii wafer is as good as any. Oil ap- .'Jied to the scalp and hair before ji'.ati pooing is a good treatment for brittle hair and dry scalp. Oiling and brushing is advisable before often rer on the regular monthly meeting. Eu gene McDonnel joined the Fire Com pany at this meeting. The members of Poquatuck Coun cil D. of A. enjoyed a covered dish supper on Thursday evening of last week, after which their regular meeting was held. The farmers are busy cutting po tatoes but at present there is be tween seven and eight inches of frost in the ground so it (doesn’t look as though they would plant as soon as they had anticipated. O. MILTON RACKETT D. Milton Rackett died at his home here on Tuesday morning, February H, after a long illness. Mr. Rackett was about seventy years of age and had been a lobster fisherman for the past several years. He leaves his wife, one son, Burton of Brook lyn and a sister, Ethel Rackett. ,with Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Mahoney, Jr. I The members of the Orient Fire Town Clerk Russell L. Davison is Department enjoyed a clam chowder recovering from a painful wrist i n - , supper on Tuesday evening liefore jury sustained from a fall on the ice last week. Mr. Davison was taken to the Eastern Long Island Hospital where X-Ray pictures were taken and the broken wrist was set. Clearance Sale — Batteries — Prices from $3.90 and. up Guaran teed two years. Liberal allowance on your old batteries. Raynor’s Tire Shop, Greenport. Opp. Greenport Theatre. Phone 688.. adv. John Howell has returned to his home on South Harbor Road after spending the winter visiting relatives in New Jersey. Mr. and Mrs. Winfield S. BedeU and family leave this week for St. Augustine, Florida, where Mr. Bed ell will be engaged in the produce business for several months. The second class in iijsh weaving and caning will be held Wednesday, March 26th, at Grange Hall, begin ning at 10 a. m., under the auspices of the Southold Home Bureau. Any persons interested, who could not attend the first class, are urged to come. If a sufficient number start work at this meeting another op portunity will be given them to con tinue. Plans are under way for the annu al three hour Good Friday union service. This year the services are to be held in the Methodist Church. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. R. Francisco and family of Garden City spent the weelc end with Mrs. F. K. Terry. The Misses Lucy Leicht and Lilian Briestadt are spending a few days the city attending the Flower Show at Grand Central Palace. The Rev. Owen Davis of Green port Presbyterian Church will be the guest spealter at the Men’s Dinner on March 27th in the Southold Pres byterian Parish House. Mr. Davis will show motion pictures of his trip to Norway, Sweden and Denmark, The bi-monthly meeting of the Griswoid-Terry-Glover Post, Amer ican Legion will be held to-night (Thursday) at tlie Legion Rooms, CLAM CHOW DER SUPPER Doughnuts and Coffee “All You Can Eat” ....For 3.’) cents; Children, 20 cents Southold Methodist Church Friday, March 21 — 6 to 7:30 p. m. GIRL SCOUT NOTES The Southold Girls Scouts held their m ating on Monday, March 17. We hadi cupcakes and lemonade for a St. Patrick’s Day party. We prac ticed first aid. Susan Knight passed her Tenderfoot test and received her pin. Martha Cochran, Scout Scribe a good big appetite and set a lot for a llttte. Friday March 28 — j /i t • Missionary Group M e ^ g ';.at the home of Mrs. Robert Hallock. 2:30 P. M. Brotherhood Meeting P. M. A very interesting meeting is as sured with Judge HUl as the speaker of the evening and that to be follow ed by an hour of fun and fellowship. Are you doing all you can to help your children to get the Church Go ing Habit? You can't possibly start too early to build up a life of good habits. We feel that we are doihg our part with the Nursery Class, that is be ing so well conducted by Miss Joyce Terry, with Mrs. John W. Crayton as her advisor. However, you as a parent can do even more by helping us and them all you can,: Beginning with Easter Sunday a record of attendance is going to be kept of all young children attending the regular Service of Worship. At the end of a six month period a cer tificate of award will be given for perfect attendance. At the end of the first year, those with perfect rec ords will receive an appropriate re membrance, ^ d their records duly noted by a Special Service of Wor ship. U N I V E R S A L I S T CH U R C H Rev. Samuel Ollbert D. p. Minister ' t0:00 a. m. Cborcb Seboc^ 11:00 a. m. Service of Wocald^ 7:00 p. m. Young People’s Mi At the morning service the minis ter will preach the foorthr on what Universalists b^eve. topic vifiU be:—“The Authority of Truth Known, or to be Known.” it Next week Thursday (March 27), a business Meeting of Church School officers and teachers wlU be tield at the parsonage. This Thursday (March 20), the semi-monthly meeting of the Men's Club will be held in the Parish House at eight o'clock. caring for the skin, remember that pioper food, plen^ of water, enough sleep, exercise, proper elim ination, fre^h air and sunshine are essential. Although all skins will not res pond favorably to the same treat ment, all wlU benefit from dai^ cleansing and stimulating. Wash the skin with mild soap and warm wa ter, then pat the face with cold wa ter. Every woman should seardi for a soap that best suits her skin, and then use it once a day, or oftener if her skin is oily. I A D ish fo r the Week I Butterscotch Apples 5 apples , % cup of brown sugar % cup of water % cup of milk A few grains of salt Vi tablespoon of cornstarch % tablespoon of butter •A teaspoon of vanilla Wash, pare and quarter the ap ples; combine the brown sugar and the water and heat the mixture to the boiling point. Add the 'apples, cover and boil them gently imtil the apples are tender. Then carefully remove the apples from the sirup and place them in sherbet or other dessert dishes. Blend together , the milk, salt and cornstarch, and cook this mixture slowly, stirring it constantly until the boiling point is reached; then add the shnip in which the apples were cooked, and cook three to five minutes longer. Remove ^ pan from the stove, add the butter and vanilla, and pour the sauce over the apples. Serve the dessert either hot or cold. A dinner suggested by the College includes; Pot roast of beef, browned potatoes and onions, stewed toma- toies, grated carrot and raisbi salad, whole wheat bread and butter, but- erscotch apples, milk at least for the children, and tea or coffee for the adults. Low Tide Southold Bay LIPMAN BROS. DEPARTMENT STORE Greenport, L. 1. Friday, March 21 11:42 Saturday, 99 22 12:48 Sunda}r, 23 1:47 Monday, if 24 2:40 Tuesday, 25 3:24 W edn’day 26 4:05 Thursday 27 4:43 The Suffolk Conservatory of Music and Arts 'A Music School of Serious PurpoM” HERBERT STODIBB, PiuiM Director of SoaOiold Stodlo Main Street Next to PubUo Ubraiy Phone SOUTHOLD 3401 BEVERAGE LICENSE Notice is hereby given that Lic ense No. C. L, 188 has been issued to the undersigned to sell liquor, wine & beer at retail in a Clubhouse (Lake Lodge) under the Alcoholic Beverage Control Law at n/s Sound- view Road, Southold, Suffolk Coun ty, New York for on premises con sumption. The Polish American Independent Club of Southold Town, Inc, n/s Sound view Road, Southold, New York, You Name The Price Whof is the price of o ffuneroi? Thot ii a quettien which the membert of eoch family oniwer for theiw- selveii becouM we offer high grode merckaiidiM •n4 •killfvl, cMMientioHi service in any price DeFRIEST FUNERAL HOME I tMllipv vWvliW Tel. RBWABD Reward offered for Information lead ing to the arrest and conrlotion of the person or persons destroying Southold Pirk District property. Nathan Oavls John W. Stakes S. B. FlMber Southtfld Park OommlMioners PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev, E, Hoyt Palmer. Pastor 10:00 A. M. ............. Sunday School 11:00 A. M ............. Morning Worship 7:30 P. M .......... Evening Worship Sunday morning the sermon sub ject wiU be: With Spirit and Under standing. In the evening the pastor will speak on: Walking With the Master, The Young People will meet at 6:30. Rev. Owen Davis of Greenport will speak and show pictiU'es of his travels in Norway, Sweden and Den mark at the Men’s Diimer next Thursday evening. A one-dish supper and the Con gregational Meeting will be held next Friday evening. The Guild is holding a card party in the Parish House tomorrow eve ning at 8.00. SOCIAl.. CALl-NDAR | ♦ Friday, March 21st at 8:00 p. m Card Party sponsored by the Presby terian Guild. Tickets 35 cents. Thursday, March 27th. Annual Turkey Supper for men in the Pres byterian Parish House. Saturday, March 29th. Food Sale under the auspices of the Senior Class of the Southold High School, in tire Karsten Building. Thursday, Friday, Saturday, AprU 4, 5, 6. Rummage Sale for the Ijen- efit of the Senior Class of Southold High School. Let Us Help Solve Your Sanitary Problems Rubbish and Refuse Removed Systematically and Economically FRANK GRATTAN ffomn-iel Aye, S O U T H O L D Rysko’s Market Fhene Pwnnic 6S4f A D O L P H J. RV S K O . Prop. C U T C H O O U B , N. Y. • FREE DELIVERY FRIDAY & SATURDAY ONLY! Fresh Fish Wed., Thurs., Fri., & Sat. Boneless Rump Corned Beef __ 33c lb. Ham Baloney, Beef Baloney and Livemorst 25c lb. N«w Florida Cabbage 4 lbs. 23c Cooking Apples (Small) 6 lbs. 2Sc Parkay Oleo Margarine 19c Ib. GRAPEFRUIT JUICE ............... ..... ............ .. 4 No. 2 com 27c TOMATOES . ................................................. . 4 No. 2 COM 2Sc fORK g BEANS................................................ ......... l-» . cm Se OUR STORES COFFEE ............................... .. 2 1-lb. bogs 37c NUTTY KRUSH, coone greond peonut butter.... 1-lb lor 19c SPAGHETTI, with cheese ...........................4 1-lb cons 25c FRUIT COCKTAIL .................................... ........ largest con 21c FURE JELLIES, oil flovors except currant ond guovo ......................................................................8-oc. gloss 10c GOLD DUST ......................................................... lorge pkg. 15c SILVER DUST ....................................................... lorge pkg. 21c Genuine Connon Dish Towel Free with Purchose WHEATIES, the breokffost off chompions .................. pkg. 10c KEN-L-RATIONS ........................................... 2 1-lb. cons ISc KlltKMAN'S BORAX SOAP................... ................... 5 bors 19c KIRKMAN'S FLAKES ...................... .................. lorge pkg. 20c OAKITE .............................................................. ......... 2 pkgs. 19c ROYAL SCARLET COFFEE.................................. 1-lb. con 2Sc COCOA ........................................................... 2 Vi-lb. cons 17c the /V f IV INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS D ieiinetlve E c o n o m y — Record-Breaking economy! Here is new hauling power and speed . . . hew strength and endurance... new performance and economy ... the New K-Line Internationahl The amazing new International-built Green Diamond Engines provide increased power with greater fuel economy. Let us give you a demonstration of these great new all-truck Internationals. Loni^ I s l a n d P r o d u c e & F e r t i l i z e r Co., Inc. Southold M a rket Phone - 3838 HENRY F. CORNILS, Prop. Home Style LUNCHEON Cafetoria Self Service N n t I* Hoftwi's Pvmlhira U m MAIN ST., aRUNPOtT Repairing of Men’s Garments Turning off Shirt Collars Daming off Wool and Silk Socks Agent for SHORE CLEANERS of RiveHieod Jane A. TUlMiililt Oshlsmi A vsmm SOUTNMi. L I. SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK (Free Delivery) Standard Quality Tomatoes 4 No. 2 cans 25c Royal Scarlet Grapefruit Juice 4 No. 2 cans 25c Royal Scarkt Pork & Beans 16 oz. can S for 25c Full Flavored Store Oieese lb. 23c Smoked Hams-whole or half lb.2Sc
